mr netanyahu said this. let me finish, let me finish. we think it was the right decision because unrwa, instead of supporting the palestinians, they did something else. they kept in the same situation. they are not resettling the palestinians. they are not helping them. the, for example — you know, millions of palestinians who live today under the palestinian control. why unrwa should take care of those palestinians? why can't the us, the uk, the eu, the gulf countries? why can't they give money to the palestinian authority, and they should take care of the palestinians who live there? these are internationally recognised refugees, as the descendants of the original refugees. they have the same sorts of rights that would be given under international law to afghan or burmese or somali or other refugees. and the truth is, as a member of unrwa, christopher gunness, has said in recent days, what you are trying to do in your support of this us decision, you are trying to airbrush out of history and out of the discourse more than 5 million i

israel has a right to choose this delegation maybe mr netanyahu. naming his delegation because one day it would resume negotiations so these people can be part of this really negotiating team if mr netanyahu were to choose them as his negotiator because that's what they're doing now. they are more catholic than the poor they are more israelis and israelis they are more sort of than the settlers and this cannot stand and cannot be. tolerated we are. at this stage also exerting every possible effort in order to achieve our reconciliation what we appreciate the egyptian efforts being done there and we know that the government is doing everything humanly possible to keep guys a separate from the west bank the whole disengagement from gaza was designed by sharon to undermine the national project undermine the two state solution so now there are those who believe that they should reach. separate. whatever so to have a separate truce with someone in nablus somebody in here brand somebody in the middle of the continent and that's something that should be f

i guess mr netanyahu just under the age of 18. i guess mr neta nyahu just regards that under the age of 18. i guess mr netanyahu just regards that as proof that the middle east is, again, quote, no place for the week. the week crumble and are slaughtered. and that is what israel is doing —— weak. i beg to differ with you. firstly, we speak about the threat, we speak about iran, which is a real threat to the middle east, not only to israel but also to the saudis, jordanians, egyptians, you name it. no, my question is not about iran. my no, my question is not about iran. my question is about civilian protesters in the gaza strip, who for many months have been processing along that or defence. they do not carry guns, admittedly some of them throw stones. they even fly kites with flaming torches on them at times. but what they do not have his guns, and the israeli military responds with live fire. guns, and the israeli military responds with live firelj guns, and the israeli military responds with live fire. i will get to that in

well of course is the second time and mr netanyahu is doing this and you know his attempt is futile as has fallen completely and deaf ears and either doesn't really care that hardly anyone in the international scene pays any attention to him anymore because they're familiar with his theatrical and you know he just has been addicted to this kind of you don't know fall b.-a. is useful to him and his garment to deflect attention. and solve problems with the palestinians and arabs in in general there's an absence of very sad and tragic absence of any movement toward a middle east peace process and mr netanyahu instead are coming to the u.n. and addressing this major issue that he is responsible for more than anybody else in the world he jersey rosina and focuses on iran demonizes iran and and throws all kinds of force an answer and she ate it allegations in order to divert attention from his own you know political sense basically and that's not washing in with anyone in the world community today and we saw that it was a very muted reaction to all the good reasons ok we've run out of time t

to exercise a certain amount of leverage against his friend in a good career as mr netanyahu because you know how long can this banal relationship carry on whereby you have these sorties being carried out right and you know it's it's often been reported but one hundred eighteen iranian soldiers the last two were killed were not you know how long can the iranians and hezbollah and even the assad government you know continue to except for security on the other hand it's limited what the americans are really as they have limited samhain mark yeah i mean south korea north korea are basically ignoring the u.s. at this point which we long said on the show they need to do and they're taking a whole series of steps all right they're starting to demilitarize at a small scale the d.m.z. which is ironically enough the most heavily militarized area in the world they're constructing having a north korea dismantle missile testing site. the presidents of the to. jay and kim jong un climbed a sacred mountain sacred to both north and south korea historically you know to their culture together these a

this now as a circuit to exercise a certain amount of leverage against his friend in inverted commas mr netanyahu because you know how long can this nomination should carry on whereby you have these sorties being carried out right and you know it's it's often been reported that a hundred eighteen iranian soldiers the last two were killed were not you know how long can the iranians and hezbollah and even the assad government you know continue to accept this completely illogical arrangement a strange relationship you know something's got to give somewhere ok i think that's what we meant is something has to give and i want to thank you martin jay for joining us in beirut here this continue this here and glenn i think martin really brings up a good point i mean i hate to say because it's a cliche but we're at a nother crossroads in syria yes the. last of the on the cross for us on the other hand i do think that the russian israeli and relationship of survive it simply because it is an. why didn't i do think it could have survived but i think it's going to transform as well well and what bot

office looks like they are receiving instructions from mr netanyahu the prime minister of israel and his own side of selection of this alliance between the most extreme most reactionary neo conservatives in the united states and israel is honest movement which is of course going to reflect in a very dangerous manna considering these actions what the united states administration did an effort to exercise pressure on us as palestinians to give up our rights to give up our rights for freedom for independence for our national rights and that will never happen we will never accept to surrender we will never accept the so called the deal of the century which is nothing but about the dating the palestinian rights including our rights in jerusalem our rights for an independent state our rights for having of palestinian refugees and we will never surrender to this pressure ok. you're in washington i mean doesn't come as a surprise that this. was going to happen. not only to trump administration but several u.s. administrations before that have threatened to close down the mission now that it'

trump and his administration are receiving that is actions from mr netanyahu. yes trump wanted the deal of the century to be in favor of israel and denying us the right even to negotiate about use of them the right even to talk about the issue of refugees but netanyahu doesn't want any deal i thought he does not want even any negotiations netanyahu wants to implement the american deal on the ground practically and that is exactly what israel is doing in terms of settlement building and so on so i think the whole issue about the deal of the century was nothing but advancing the israeli approach and then going as far as they could they knew exactly that no palestinian leader would ever accept surrendering the you lose a limb and they used all of that to kill any possibility for the peace process but one very important point here is that this action of the american side is happening exactly on the anniversary of the twenty fifth anniversary of the oslo agreement in my opinion the american closure of the p.l.o. office is a declaration from israel and the united sta

trump and his administration are receiving that is directions from mr netanyahu . yes tramp wanted the deal of the century to be in favor of israel and denying us the right even to negotiate about jerusalem the right even to talk about the issue of refugees but netanyahu doesn't want any deal i thought he does not want even any negotiations an attorney who wants to implement american deal on the ground practically and that is exactly what israel is doing in terms of settlement building and so on so i think the whole issue about the deal of the century was nothing but advancing the israeli approach and then going as far as they could they knew exactly that no palestinian leader would ever accept surrendering the you lose a limb and they used all of that to kill any possibility for the peace process but one very important point here is that this action of the american side is happening exactly on the anniversary of the twenty fifth anniversary of the oslo agreement in my opinion the american closure of the p.l.o. of this is a declaration from israel and the united st

and mr netanyahu instead are coming to the u.n. and that addressing this major issue that he is responsible for more than anybody else in the world he just zero is in and focuses on iran demonizes iran and that's not washing it with anyone in the world community today and we saw that there was a very muted reaction to him and for all the good reasons. catalonia has one year anniversary of its independence vote is looming and clashes have erupted in barcelona as a pro independence protest turned violent on saturday at least twenty four people have been injured and six arrests were made. riot police used force to push back a crowd as protesters responded by throwing paint and powder demonstrators started to gather on friday night to counter protest another group marching in support of the security forces and monday marks one year since the separatist regions controversial referendum on independence from spain which sparked the worst political crisis in the country in decades madrid declared the vote illegal and the national police an

trump and his administration are receiving that is sections from mr netanyahu. yes the tram wanted the deal of the century to be in favor of israel and denying us the right even to negotiate about the use of them right even to talk about the issue of refugees but netanyahu doesn't want any deal i thought he does not want even any negotiations an attorney who wants to implement the american deal on the ground practically and that is exactly what israel is doing in terms of settlement building and so on so i think the whole issue about the deal of the century was nothing but advancing the israeli approach and then going as far as they could they knew exactly that no palestinian leader would ever accept surrendering the you lose a limb and they used all of that to kill any possibility for the peace process but one very important point here is that this action of the american side is happening exactly on the anniversary of the twenty fifth anniversary of the oslo agreement in my opinion the american closure of the p.l.o. office is a declaration from israel and the u

netanyahu has said lebanon in particular could sightings of the positions where the hezbollah has its missiles have you been urging them to or to not attack or are you worried that they will think. especially with the name in your arms you need to ask. someone else not to me the way of russia or the us. what this country think about what iran's doing so because. iran is helping syria to preserve its sovereignty and it helps it fight terrorism and the fact that iran is how being solved the terrorists issue the very very effectively is something that i can attest to. we've never seen any terrorist threats. even in the difficult times when in northern caucasus and russia there were international terrorists and we've never saw any size between these terrorists in our country and the iranians by the way if we talk about the us and their relations. just several months ago there was an open letter from the veterans of american intelligence and the f.b.i. veterans of military intelligence of the us in which they called. us shouldn't create an artificial threat. from. and they're reminded ever

and mr netanyahu instead of coming to the u.n. and seeing this media each year that he is responsible for more than anybody else in the world the jersey arose in and focuses on iran demonizes iran and actually not watching it with anyone in the world community today and we saw that there was a very muted reaction to him and for the good reasons. catalonia has one year anniversary of its independence vote is looming and clashes erupted a few hours ago in barcelona as this day comes up as a pro independence protests turned violent sort of a lunchtime. real tinderbox there for a while wasn't it will riot police could be seen using what looks like force to push but those crowds as protest has responded by throwing paint and powder at them demonstrators started gathering on friday night to counter protest another group much in support of the security forces a monday as mentioned marks one year since the separatist regions controversial referendum on independence from spain to spot the worst political crisis in the country for decades a

and mr netanyahu instead of coming to the u.n. and addressing this major issue that he is responsible for more than anybody else in the world he jersey rosina and focuses on iran demonizes iran and that's not watching it with anyone in the world community today and we saw that there was a very muted reaction to him and for all the good reasons. catalonia has one year anniversary of its independence vote is looming and clashes of all ripped all in pass alone or as a pro independence protests turned violent sort of village town. police could be seen using force to push back those crowds as protesters responded by throwing paint and powder demonstrators started gathering on friday night to counter protest another group much in support of the security forces monday as mentioned one year since the separatist regions controversial referendum on independence from spain spoke the worst political crisis in the country in decades woodridge declared the vote illegal of course and the national police and civil guard were heavily criticized th

addressing the un general assembly, mr netanyahu demanded that international inspectors investigate the site. the iranians say their nuclear programme is peaceful. a new study has found that nearly half of kenyan mothers with disabled babies were pressured to kill them. the two—year research was carried out by the charity disability rights international. it also found that women are often blamed for the conditions of their children. our senior africa correspondent anne soy reports from nairobi. it's a life fraught with difficulty. even with the best care, things would have been tough for this boy. born in a rural kenya, where disability is considered a curse. he is literally lucky to be alive. if some of his relatives had their way, he would have been killed as an infant. translation: i was chased from home. a friend took me in. but after three weeks, she asked me to put acid in my son's food. i refused to poison my child and left. florence has struggled ever since, doing odd jobs to survive. and she can't even afford a wheelchairfor her son. she's not alone. many women in rural kenya

addressing the un general assembly, mr netanyahu demanded that international inspectors investigate the site. the iranians say their nuclear programme is peaceful. 0nline retailing giant amazon is opening a store in new york that will only sell products that receive a high rating on its website. the store will sell toys, household goods and other items that have a rating of four stars or more online. physical shops are becoming a key expansion area for amazon as it seeks to take on more traditional retailers. pakisitani prime minister imran khan's government has continued its efforts to refill government coffers by selling off eight highly prized buffaloes. the animals reportedly provided milk for nawaz sharif, mr khan's predecessor, and his family. however, mr khan decided they should be sold off as part of the government's so—called austerity auctions. he has since made much of his so—called austerity drive, although critics say it has been more style than substance so far. now to the philippines, where a fierce critic of the country's president, rodrigo duterte, senator antonio t

says and mr netanyahu instead of coming to the u.n. and address seen this media each year that he is responsible for more than anybody else in the world he jersey are always seen and focuses on iran demonizes iran and that's not watching it with anyone in the world community today and beside that there was a very muted reaction to him and for the good reasons. the u.s. envoy is called the call sorry the u.s. envoy to the u.n. has called for regime change in venezuela during a street protest outside the u.n. h.q. in new york was was was was . was. well over this oil is coming to some extra attention from donald trump over the past week or so as he announced the introduction of sanctions on the venezuelan president's inner circle over corruption allegations his partners for duros been accused of driving up hyperinflation in the latin american country as well as human rights violations trump said millions of people have been turned into refugees and washington could use its military to oust madeira if needs be. it's over here that frankli

office looks like they are receiving instructions from mr netanyahu the prime minister of israel and his own side of flexion of this alliance between the most extreme most reactionary neo conservatives in the united states and israel is honest movement which is of course going to reflect in a very dangerous manna considering these actions what the united states administration did an effort to exercise pressure on us as palestinians to give up our rights to give up our rights for freedom for independence for our national rights and that will never happen we will never accept to surrender we will never accept the so called the deal of the century which is nothing but about the could it in the palestinian rights including our rights in jerusalem our rights for an independent state our rights for having of palestinian refugees and we will never surrender to this pressure ok kelly you're in washington i mean doesn't come as a surprise that this. was going to happen. not only to trump administration but several u.s. administrations before that have threatened to close down the mission now

>> yes, he has spoken with mr. putin and we shared the intelligence we have, the pictures, and we can show exactly what happened. it was unfortunate but the missiles were syrian missiles that were used against this aircraft and it's complicated because it's not very large area and we will continue to protect our interests in the region. we will do whatever is necessary to protect the israeli citizens and not allow the iranians to put another front in our northern border. liz: the russians don't appear to be buying this or the relationship at the moment because they are still now saying they are sending an anti-aircraft ground-to-air missile system to the syrians. you can't love that. that's not going to be a good situation, because the golan heights is right there. it is right there on that border between israel and syria. >> we speak with the russians on all of these issues but also, they should not interfere with our security. we have the capability to take action against our enemies and we are not interfering in

i don't think so, but i think a two-state solution works best. >> and with mr. netanyahu firmly in his corner, president trump then turned on iran warning even his allies to boycott trade with iran or face severe consequences from the united states. iran is still reeling from last weekend's attack on a military parade in the city of ahvaz that injured 53 others and killed at least 25. a separatist group which touts its links to saudi arabia claimed responsibility for the attack. after listening to mr. trump's opening speech at the u.n., the saudi foreign minister, adel al jubeir, came here to the studio to talk about that in an exclusive interview. we talked about their strong support for president trump's iran policy, chances of a two-state solution in the middle east, and those rising oil prices. foreign minister, welcome to the program. >> thank you very much. >> president trump launched a broadside at opec companies. saudi arabia is the biggest opec company. we're going to play a sound bite of what he said regarding high oil prices at the moment. >> opec and

say the real story from this general assembly was iran the implacable hostility coming from not only mr trump and with course we just had prime minister netanyahu today claiming there are secret nuclear facilities there is this other organization about stopping a nuclear iran that secretary pompei oh is that john bolton we're at i am afraid this is moving very rapidly in the direction of some kind of regime change operation in tehran and possibly even war it's like it's like iraq two thousand and two all over again can you foresee that flipping in a year the way he did on kim with great difficulty and i hope it will turn out that way i hope that this is what mr trump wants to do because you can be sure the people he has around him on his team do not want that at all bolton at all that all and let's be honest the countries that they're closest to israel saudi arabia united arab emirates this is not america first this is israel saudi arabia first while a can how trump plays to other world leaders and how he translates to different languages and and different cultures prompt shifting allia

. >> mr. president, i'm with tru news. today, you met with bibi netanyahu and you brought up that you supported a two-state solution for the palestinian/israeli crisis there. >> i do. >> can you give us anymore preview, what this great deal -- >> i would love to make a deal with the israelis and the palestinians. my whole life, i was told, that's the toughest deal. i disagree, i think health care is probably tougher, that's the truth. but it is tough. we're going to take care of that, too. that's going to be taken care of. we've taken care of a lot of it. all my life, i've heard the deal between the palestinians and the israelis is the toughest deal. everything tough about that. i think we're going to make a deal. i think we're going to make a deal. so, at one of our many meetings today, i was with bibi netanyahu, a man who i have a lot of respect for. man that's been very nice to me, happy that i did the whole thing with jerusalem. we're going to open in four months for less than $500,000. and the budget was over a billio

. >> mr. president, i'm edward with true news. today you met with benjamin netanyahu from israel and brought up you supported two state solutn for the palestinian-israeli crisis there. >> i do. >> do you ha a preview what the great deal, the peace deal -- >> i'd love a deal with israel and palestine, i was told it was the toughest deal, but isa ee, health care is tougher if you want to know the truth, but it is tough. we're going to take care of that too. that will be taken care of. we've taken care a lotf it, but my whole life, i heard the deal between,u as ow, israel and the palestinians is the toughest deal. every possible thing is tough about that. i think wooelt make a deal. at one of our manygs meet a man i have a lot of respect for and been extremely nice to mepy very h i did the whole thing with jerusalem and theem ssy, which, by the way, we open in four months for less than 500,000, and the budget was over billion dollars, right? >> dwryeah. >> saved a billion dollars, and it's open and beautiful, by the way. jerusalem st

insult israel that resulted in a bit of a tantrum in tel aviv with netanyahu and it's official that time we seem to be repeating the same thing you know israel feels very vulnerable it doesn't seem to be doesn't feel as though it's being taken seriously by anybody east or west russia or or the or the iranians on the ground and i think these strikes are a symptom of insecurity is a certain desperation in what we've seen with this strike on this on this military surveillance plane but definitely a game changer this is really a tipping point i mean this is really serious and i think the statements that will come in the next few hours from mr norton doesn't you know his office will be a massive game changer in syria indeed investigative journalist martin j. thank you for joining us on the program today we appreciate it. i mean while the israeli military said earlier on choose day it has no reaction saying it does not comment on foreign reports let's just remind you how it all unfolded the russian aisle twenty had been heading to the comedienne airbase for israeli fighter jets were attacking

mr president my name's edwards all were true news say you met with bibi netanyahu from israel and you brought up actually to use a p.r. a two state solution for the palestinian is regular rice is there can you give us any more preview of what this great deal the peace well i'd love to be able to make a deal with the israelis and the palestinians you know my whole life i was so that's the toughest deal and i disagree i think health care is probably tougher ok you want to know the truth but it is tough but we're going to take care that too that's going to get taken care of we've already taken care of a lot of it but the whole my life i've always heard the deal between as you know israel and the palestinians that's like the toughest deal every possible thing is tough about that i think we're going to make a deal i think we're going to make a deal so at one of our many meetings today i was with bibi netanyahu a man who have a lot of respect for a man who's been extremely nice to me were happy that i did the whole thing with jerusalem and the embassy which by the way we got open in four mo

mr. kristol: anyway, it has been a group. rabbi jonathan sacks, benjamin netanyahu. i'm looking over the list, reminded that a man who sadly died this summer, was the second awardee, and it's worth reading what he gave. to my mother, who is slightly indisposed, but she's in good shape. she sends her best. and so many old friends, former colleagues. she congratulates boris. she was pleased, she told me it's good they are giving the award to a magazine editor. my mother has probably read -- she said i read the spectator before boris johnson was born back in the 1940's and 1950's, and read it under his editorship in the late parts of the 2000 and has read it since. i said, one boris became mayor of london for two terms and foreign secretary, he's not just a magazine editor. my mother said, but the crystal magazine editor is the highest title. [laughter] [applause] mr. kristol: which i certainly agree with. i just want to say a word, but not about my father this time but about arthur. mother didn't know i was going to do this, but his 10 years have been extraordinary at

. >> mr. president, could i ask a question since i am from "the new york times" before this gentleman because you did -- >> since what? >> i'm actually from "the new york times." yameach is my former colleague and we miss her. >> i couldn't blame you. i'll let you do it after he does in honor of a paper i once loved. >> thank you [ laughter ] >> go ahead. >> mr. president, i'm with true news today you met with bibi netanyahu and brought up a two-state solution can you give us any who are preview of what this great deal -- >> i'd love to make a deal with the israelis and palestinians. you know, my whole life i was told that's the toughest deal and i disagree i think health care is probably tougher, you want to know the truth but it is tough. but we're going to take care of that that's going to get taken care of too my life i've always heard the deal between as you know israel and the palestinian, that's like the toughest deal. every possible thing is tough about that i think we're going to make

mr amano and says you have to do this and that mr amano certifies that iran is doing what it needs to do. iran is a member of the n.p.t. nonproliferation treaty and hence it's looked upon by the i.a.e.a. israel is not a member of the on the nonproliferation treaty it refuses to sign the nonproliferation treaty and yet the israeli prime minister there is to speak with such hot spots to the head of the i.a.e.a. orders him asking him to check on your one you call facilities so on and no it is really an amazing short you know the last ten fifteen minutes record of the selective israeli prime minister speaking over the law on nuclear program a weapon program that does not exist but yet of course not saying anything about israel's own what nuclear program that does exist with two hundred. warheads and be a prime minister sole speaking at the united nations general assembly as you can see my one for the time being thank you we're going to take a break right here on al-jazeera we're back in just a moment to stay with us. hello there we are expecting to see some more severe weather across the

mr lavrov i want to ask you about peace in the middle east you heard the speech of mahmoud abbas and of prime minister netanyahu peace in the middle east looks now very and i think very far the administration is trying to dismantle the basic tenants of what is called just peace in the middle east that including jerusalem their right to put it down for refugees the illegality of settlement now the moment that passes suggesting a new mechanism to expand the number of cars or peace mediators to include russia china france maybe other countries what do you think how can the palestinian believe that the international community did not abandon them what russia can do to make peace possible and the middle east thank you very much we never abandoned. the mechanism which was universally endorsed for mediation namely the quarter. the quarter the. voice met during this week here in new york in the modules of the general assembly there were no. practical result but at least the. conveyed to each other what they think about the state of the game though. we are committed to the decisions of the se

. >> mr. president, i'm with true news. today you met with bebe netanyahu from israel and you brought up you support a two-state solution. can you give us any more preview of what this great deal -- >> well, i'd love to make a deal with the israelis and palestinians. my whole life i was told that was the toughest deal. i disagree, i think health care is probably tougher, you want to know the truth. it is tough, but we're going to take care of that too. that's going to taken care of. we've already taken care of a lot of it. i've always heard the israel and palestinians is the toughest deal. every possible thing is tough about that. i think we're going to make a deal. i think we're going to make a deal. so at one of our many meetings today, i was with bebe netanyahu, a man who i have a lot of respect for, a man who's been extremely nice to me. very happy that i did the whole thing with jerusalem and the embassy, which by the way we're going to open in four months for less than $500,000. and the budget was over $1 billion, rig

region that are really steering this policy and that they they have their own agenda and even though mr trump promised us that america first agenda we're getting an israel or saudi arabia or emirates first policy so israel's binyamin netanyahu showed photos of an alleged storage facility for nuclear weapons for the united nations general assembly what is he trying to achieve i mean he's pulled tricks like this instance like this in the past there. and in fact we've even seen from the the some some reports today that people in the american intelligence community are even questioning some of the evidence he said he was presenting look as far as i'm concerned you can take that evidence and put it right next to the yellowcake and the weapons of mass destruction that saddam hussein had this is all political has nothing to do with any any real concern about it iranian nuclear program and that's one of the reasons i am i am concerned about where this is going because we're seeing the the same old wash rinse repeat that we saw from two thousand and two. right jim johnson us always interesting t

with benjamin netanyahu. we've got to move on to something i am keen to discuss. in the past year a lot has changed for women in hollywood, politics the workplace and across the country. is it enough? the me too movement empowering women in many industries to share their experiences of sexual harassment and take a stand eagainst inequality. a lot has changed. our dear friend mika brzezinski decided to rerelease "know your value." this time she's incorporating what she has learned from the me too movement and the trump presidency. co-host of "morning joe," mika brzezinski joins me now. thank you for writing the book in 2011. thank you for bringing it up, bringing it back now. why now? >> well, a lot of reasons. number one, we're in the age of trump. so many women are stepping up, so many women are fed up and jumping in. i think they need the tools, the tips, the strategies sthat have been so successful. when the book first came out i was staggered by how many women came up to me since the book first came out every day everywhere i go, i read your book, i got a rais

wednesday, mr. trump said he would prefer not to fire him. rosenstein is overseeing mueller's investigation into the 2016 election. >>> they called the latest claim about the nuclear program by prime inister benjamin netanyahu ridiculous. he is a long-time opponent of the 2016 accord meant to stop iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. netanyahu accused iran of keeping a secret warehouse outside tehran. >> the reason they didn't destroy it is because it hasn't abandoned. the goal is to develop nuclear weapons. >> he claims they are concealing massive amounts of equipment and materials and challenged the u.s. inspectors to examine the site. >>> now that north carolina police believe they have found the body of a 6-year-old autistic boy. he had been missing when he ran away from his father at a park. we have the report. >> reporter: the boy's body was found in a creek about a mile away from the gastonia park where 6-year-old maddox rich was reported missing saturday. robert helton choked back tears. >> i'm heartbroken. our community is heartbroke

. >> mr. president, my name is ed resal with true news. today you met with b.b. netanyahu from israel and you brought up you support a two-state solution for the palestinian/israeli crisis there. >> i do. >> can you give us a preview of this great peace deal? >> i would love to make a deal with the israelis and palestinians. my whole life i was told it was the toughest deal and i disagree. i think health care is tougher, if you want to know the truth. we are going to get it taken care, we have taken care of a lot of it. i have my whole life heard that the deal between israel and the palestinians is the toughest. i think we're going to make a deal. i think we're going to make a deal. so at one of our many meetings today, i was with b.b. netanyahu, a man who i have a lot of respect for, a man who has been extremely nice to me. we're happy that i did the whole thing with jerusalem and the embassy -- which, by the way, we got open in four months for less than $500,000 and the budget was over a billion dollars, right. >> yes. >> so we saved let's save a billion dollar

joined by him that he could to know the director general of the russian international affairs council mr carson awfully good to talk to you thank you very much for the time thank you for grossman now one of the reasons russia and israel of president putin the prime minister netanyahu have been getting along so well is because they both are hard core realists with very strong i would say unashamed focus on security and in good times that could lead to a better understanding but in bad times that could also provide a basis for a very sharp collision is the latter are likely. well i think that it is getting a little bit more difficult for our show to plea its traditional role in syria which is their role often known as broker. has always been proud of being able to preserve good relations with all the sides of the continent including shia and sunni including iran and gulf states including is a terrorism by the stadiums and i think specifically talking about two years ago there was a gentleman agreement between ourselves and the ease of who. did not want to interfere into the conflict betwee

i'm now joined by a body count and of director general of the russian international affairs council mr carter enough it's good to talk to you thank you very much for the time thank you for inviting me now one of the reasons russia and israel of president putin the prime minister netanyahu have been getting along so well is because they both are hard core realists with very strong i would say unashamed focus on security and good times that could lead to a better understanding but in bad times that could also provide a basis for a very sharp collision is the latter are likely. well i think that it is getting a little bit more difficult for our show to plea its traditional role in syria which is their role often known as broker. has always been proud of being able to preserve good relations with all the sides of the continent including shia and sunni including iran and gulf states including israel is and by those two noons and i think specifically talking about two years ago there was a gentleman agreement between russia and the ease of who. did not want to interfere into the conflict bet

. >> mr. president, donald. thank you. >> schifrin: on iran, the u.s. is alignedith israel, the president met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but he suggested moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem will al require israeli accommodations in peace talks. and for the first time, he declared support for creating at paian state next to israel. >> i like two-state solution. that's what i think works best. i don't even have to speak to anybody. that's my feeling. you may have a different feeling, i don't thinksto. but i thinate solution works best. >> schifrin: mr. trump said his diplomatic approach to northrk korea is also g. in a meeting with japanese prime minsiter shinzo abe, he pulled out a letter from kim jong-un and said it was a sign that kim, who has overseen a nuclear program and vast human rights abuses, is changing his stripes. >> north korea, under the leadership of chairman kim has tremendous economic potential, tremendous. and i think that chairman kim sees that better than maybe anybody. >> reporter: and today,te secretary of sike pompeo

. >> just a few moments ago, bill, mr. trump met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu here at the united nations. two leaders speaking with one voice when it comes to concern over iran. tomorrow we are going to hear from the israeli prime minister when he addresses the general assembly. but all eyes this morning will be on the security council. that is when the president of the united states will chair the meeting. it is possibly going to be, as nikki haley said, the most watched security council meeting ever. >> bill: we await. thank you, david lee miller on the east side of manhattan. >> sandra: meanwhile let's go to our headliner. lee zeldin joins us, a republican on the house foreign affairs committee. thank you for being here, good to see you. we await the president. a big focus expected to be on iran. what would you like to hear from president trump? >> it's all about pushing back on iranian aggression both nuclear and non-nuclear. iran has to change their bad activities and the president is going to ef