netanyahu's style. >> he can have his yellow cake and eat it, too. and he has another reason to believe that he can get away with it. and that reason is called north korea. like iran, north korea also said its nuclear program was for peaceful purposes. like iran, north korea also order meaning lust confessions and empty promise -- meanings meaning -- meaning-less confessions and empty promises. >> mr. netanyahu said he was on a mission to tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and onslaught of smiles. >> given the prospect that he might and wolf in sheep's clothing, and prime minister netanyahu says, should president obama still negotiate with him? >> john, i think that president obama should go forward with trying to negotiate. i think that we have to look closely at, correct me if i'm wrong, the u.n. general assembly was two weeks ago, and here netanyahu shows up a week later, when the world is not -- and giving this forceful speech. he has been back burnerred and sidelined in this. what is interesting, if you read between the lines of what n

netanyahu is the salesman. i went into netanyahu's early writings when he was just emerging on the world stage. i dissect and talk about how he says it doesn't matter if your position is just. you have to to pick your decision has just. he understands israel is committing crimes in the west bank, but he is completely focused on the west. and the world does matter to him. it is interesting to see him come here and actually face a little bit of tough questioning and see him -- you can see the desperation on his face. i don't think this is helping netanyahu. ultimately, it does help the whot-wingers in his party have said, we don't need the peace process, it's over, it is failed. we don't even need to talk to the palestinians, let's annex 60% and give them jordanian citizenship. that is gaining more popularity in the iranian society. >> he spent a lot of time in the book talking about the transformation of the israeli society and the growth of intolerance among -- the young people, the attitudes toward not only to

>> netanyahu. >> what do you think? >> i don't think it was a breakthrough. >> you tell me, was that a breakthrough? >> is it suggested that israel is in the game and also behind the possibility of negotiations because just to finish, benjamin netanyahu does not want to speak as wolves or the loan wolf gunning for war with iran right now. >> do you agree with all of that? >> i think it was a major concession. the fear that the isrealis have is once they have nuclear capabilities and developing material, they won't be able to control it to being transferred into a military prison. how do you keep that under the right kinds of constraints? from israel's point of view, it's a question. they literally can be blown away -- look, the iranians are developing rockets, long-term rockets that have only one purpose to carry nuclear warheads. they will have a range to carry them to the united states as well. but at some point, having said that, this is an absolutely question for israel. entire existence -- if they get a nuclear wea

>> netanyahu. >> what do you think? >> i don't think it was a breakthrough. >> you tell me, was that a breakthrough? >> is it suggested that israel is in the game and also behind the possibility of negotiations because just to finish, benjamin netanyahu does not want to speak as wolves or the loan wolf gunning for war with iran right now. >> do you agree with all of that? >> i think it was a major concession. the fear that the isrealis have is once they have nuclear capabilities and developing material, they won't be able to control it to being transferred into a military prison. how do you keep that under the right kinds of constraints? from israel's point of view, it's a question. they literally can be blown away -- look, the iranians ng r rockets that have only one purpose to carry nuclear warheads. they will have a range to carry them to the united states as well. but at some point, having said that, this is an absolutely question for israel. entire existence -- if they get a nuclear weapon, they launch one -- all t

is trying to conduct a peace process with netanyahu under netanyahu his terms this man is supposed to be a partner for peace who is calling palestinians nazis you see him speaking one language in the u.s. saying he wishes for a peaceful future for israelis and palestinians and another language in israel and in my book in my chapter about netanyahu i call him the salesman because i talk about his marketing efforts of israel in the u.s. i write about a little known quote that he delivered at the same university bari line university in one thousand nine hundred nine where he talks about how he urged then prime minister yitzhak shamir and he was a he was in government to begin conducting mass massive campaign of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territories because the world's attention was focused on tiananmen square and china and the protests there now netanyahu has the world's attention focused on iran and this is part of a. strategy to continue conducting human rights abuses and crimes in his own backyard away from the world's attention. and max as we know up until recently there was a

is trying to conduct a peace process with netanyahu under netanyahu his terms this man is supposed to be a partner for peace who is calling palestinians nazis you see him speaking one language in the u.s. saying he wishes for a peaceful future for israelis and palestinians and another language in israel and in my book in my chapter about netanyahu i call him the salesman because i talk about his marketing efforts of israel in the u.s. i write about a little known quote that he delivered at the same university bari line university in one nine hundred eighty nine where he talks about how he urged then prime minister yitzhak shamir and he was a he was in government to begin conducting mass massive campaign of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territories because the world's attention was focused on tiananmen square and china and the protests there now netanyahu has the world's attention focused on iran and this is part of a. strategy to continue conducting human rights abuses and crimes in his own backyard away from the world's attention. and max as we know up until recently there was act

it's clear netanyahu is not buying it. let's listen to his own words. >> like north korea before it, iran will try to remove sanctions while offering cosmetic sanctions, and rapidly building a nuclear weapon at the time of its choosing. >> they don't want to fight anymore. when obama came to israel, they went out of their way to be nice. it was bb this and bb that. once they got reelected they had to work together, because there were big issues that had to be dealt with. i think realistically netanyahu knows that obama is going to try odiplomattic route. he said it in his first and second inaugural speech. in the meantime the iranians will carry on making a bomb and it will be too late. >> it is not playing that well, he is saying to dial it down, there was an israeli lawmaker that said he hopes obama is not an appeaser nor become the next neviil chamberlain. >> a carefully picked bunch of students, obama is not loved, liked more than he was because he went to israel and made and effort. but he's not loved and not trusted

is trying to conduct a peace process with netanyahu under netanyahu his terms this man is supposed to be a partner for peace who is calling palestinians nazis you see him speaking one language in the us saying he wishes for a peaceful future for israelis and palestinians and another language in israel and in my book in my chapter about netanyahu i call him the salesman because i talk about his marketing efforts of israel in the u.s. i write about a little known quote that he delivered at the same university bari line university in one thousand nine hundred nine where he talks about how he urged then prime minister yitzhak shamir and he was a he was in government to begin conducting mass massive campaign of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territories because the world's attention was focused on tiananmen square and china and the protests there now netanyahu has the world's attention focused on iran and this is part of a. strategy to continue conducting human rights abuses and crimes in his own backyard away from the world's attention. and max as we know up until recently there was act

is trying to conduct a peace process with netanyahu under netanyahu his terms this man is supposed to be a partner for peace who is calling palestinians nazis you see him speaking one language in the u.s. saying he wishes for a peaceful future for israelis and palestinians and another language in israel and in my book in my chapter about netanyahu i call him the salesman because i talk about his marketing efforts of israel in the u.s. i write about a little known quote that he delivered at the same university bar a line university in one thousand nine hundred nine where he talks about how he urged then prime minister yitzhak shamir and he was a he was in government to begin conducting a massive campaign of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territories because the world's attention was focused on tiananmen square and china and the protests there now netanyahu has the world's attention focused on iran and this is part of a. strategy to continue conducting human rights abuses and crimes in his own backyard away from the world's attention. and max as we know up until recently there was act

israel thinks iran's atomic program is a mortal threat and this was netanyahu with charlie today. >> will the prime minister of israel believe that the iranian regime can change and can say whatever we were trying to do, we're prepared to change? >> well october madin jad was a wolf in wolf's clothing, and rouhani is a wolf in sheep's clothing, but we cannot let him pull the wool over our eyes. so the answer to your question is can there be a real change? maybe yes. maybe not. but the only way we can find out is to insist on an agreement that truly dismanteis--

prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel will not allow iran to develop nuclear weapons. >> he does not sound like ahmadinejad, but when it comes to iran's nuclear weapons program the only difference between them is this: ,ahmadinejad was a wolf in wolf's clothing, and rouhani is a wolf in sheep's clothing, a wolf who thinks he can pull the wool over the eyes of the international community. well, like everyone else i wish we could believe rouhani's words. >> we're live now at the u.n. headquarters in new york. james, we just heard from benjamin netanyahu urging the united nations community not to fall for iran's claim offensive. >> very strong word speech just days after that historic phone call between president obama and president rouhani. he's saying israel certainly doesn't trust the iranians. look to rouhani's past and if you look to his past as a negotiator and national security adviser this is a man who is not a man who should be trusted. israel was prepared if necessary to go it alone mill taylor if it had to, and he recalled a year earlier when he came up with that

. >> why netanyahu believes iran's new leader is a wolf in sheep's clothing. responding to netanyahu's hard line. >> they are governored not by rouhani but by ayatollah. it's a cult. >> it would be diplomatic malpractice of the worst order not to examine every possibility of whether or not you can achieve that before you ask people to take military action. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. in rockville, maryland, not far from here, home to thousands of federal worker, president obama warned the government shutdown is only a shadow to what's happening with the economy if the debt ceiling isn't raised this month. and the treasury department warned today not only might the economic consequences of default be profound, those consequences could last for more than a generation. joining me from the white house gene spurling director of the economic council and president obama's chief economic adviser. why do you and the president and the treasury secretary think the debt ceiling is going to be that much more serious? the markets have not shown a huge r

delegation rejected netanyahu's accusations. he said that unlike israel, iran would not attack another nation. >> they are the greatest threat to the security of -- >> safi said israel should not even think about attacking iran. netanyahu has become even her to vocal on iran afrowani showed he is taking a different approach to dealing with the u.s. the iranian president took a call from president barack obama last week. it was the highest level contact between the nations since they cut off diplomatic ties more than three decades ago. >>> thousands of people were caught unaware when a giant tsunami battered japan's northeast coast in 2011. among them was a veteran diver who spent years teaching people how to survive such disasters. his experience gave him a renewed sense of purpose. >> reporter: june abe is a 54-year-old professional diver and instructor. on this day, he and his wife visited a local primary school in miiyagi prefecture. they've been teaching how to save lives in water-related accidents. this region has been hit

plus, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's take on a potential thaw in u.s.-iranian relations. analysis on that and the rest of the news from the ""newshour's" "gwen ifill. dana milbank of the "washington post." jim vandettei of politico. and our own john dickerson. the government is shut down. but we're not. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning gaining gwen and for the very latest on the terror raids carried out by u.s. forces in weekend we're joined by our national security correspondent david mart and i know former bush motor adviser on terrorism, juan zah rawty. david, what is the latest on what happened? >> who trait sprait operations in two separate countries, both in africa and libya. u.s. commandos snatched one of the f.b.i.'s most wanted terrorists off the streets of tripoli in broad daylight, and he is now in u.s. custody, probably on a ship in the mediterranean. this guys names was aby abas el-liby. he was want the for his role in the

the diaspora, his excellent sit benjamin netanyahu of the state of israel. i invite him to address the general assembly. >> thank you, mr. president. i feel deeply honored and privileged to stand here before you today representing the citizens of the state of israel. we are an ancient people. we date back nearly 4,000 years to abraham, isaac and jacob. we have journeyed through time. we've overcome the greatest of adversities. and we re-established our sovereign state and our ancestral homeland, the land of israel. now, the jewish people's odyssey through time has taught us two things. never give up hope, always remain vigilant. hope charts the future. vigilance protects it. today, our hope for the future is challenged by a nuclear armed iran that seeks our destruction. but i want you to know that wasn't always the case. some 2500 years ago, the great persian king cyrus ended the babylonian exile of the jewish people. he issued a famous edict in which he proclaimed the right of the jews to return to the land of israel and rebuild the jewish temple in jerusal

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with president obama today. warning him. >> timing they say is everything, and timing it seems was not on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's latest trip. for one, his meeting came days after a symbolic if not historic turn in relations between the u.s. and his country's arch rival, iran. the first direct conversation between an american and iranian president in more than 30 years. >> i spoke on the phone with president rouhani, of iran. >> something of a public relations coup, as he signaled taking the two countries in a new direction. israel has not been charmed by the new tone from iran, something netanyahu made clear when he left for the u.s. >> i will tell the truth in the face of sweet talk and the onslaught of smiles. >> look for the president's undivided attention he couldn't have picked a worse day. >> mr. president, thank you for greeting me and my delegation with what i know is a very busy day for you. in washington today there are many things on your plate. >> the meeting yielded few surprise

it seems like netanyahu will not take yes for an answer. the options he had before the visit of rouhani and the new kind of relationship between the united states and the hopes that the five plus one are having, doesn't leave many options to netanyahu. because if the negotiations will end with a deal, with a compromise that will satisfy the five plus one netanyahu will not be able to strike iran and even his threat to do that, will sound i would say even a little pathetic. if they will not be satisfied president obama already said that the united states, yes, the united states will take the lead. >> my question to you, is that netanyahu has repeatedly threatened to strike raw iran ad recent at the united nations to say he would go alone. does he have much room to maneuver? how would the israeli government and the rest of the government feel about striking iran alone? does he have that support? >> you know, i just visited brussels and met with senior european officials. they don't take this seriously. it sounds like he is threatening with an

netanyahu is on a visit to the us trying to persuade the american president not to be too amiable with iran that's coming your way after the break. she did love her tour. was to build a new leads most sophisticated. fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach me creation and why you should care about humans. this is why you should care only. technology innovation all the lives developments around russia we've got the future covered. right to see. first street. and i think that you're. on our reporters we're going to. be in. the south sea welcome by the israeli prime minister is in the u. us with a mission to persuade obama not to trust iran on a mission with the president netanyahu him not to name the crippling sanctions against the country a place to perm prematurely his visiting spurred by the thaw in relations between washington and tehran as the leaders of both nations made their first steps to a long awaited talks on a possible nuclear settlement. he will be the last speaker wrapping up the united nations general assembly debate but israeli prime minister

and really freezing the fuel is right as prime minister benjamin netanyahu on a visit to america trying to persuade the u.s. president not to be too nice with iran that's coming your way after the break. so we need to be. part of the same bush and secure. the physical. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics. critic three. three. three. three. three. three. videos for your media. free media r t v dot com. news live from moscow it's r t the kaiser report soon and although the israeli prime minister is in the united states on a mission to persuade obama not to trust iran on a meeting with the president netanyahu urged him not to lift the crippling sanctions against the country well at least not prematurely his visit those spurred by the thaw in relations between washington and tehran if the leaders of both nations made their first steps to long awaited talks on a possible nuclear settlement were an important story. he will be the last speaker wrapping up the united nations general assembly debate but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will l

and unwanted settlement israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu visit to america trying to persuade the u.s. president to be cool to negotiations with iran that's coming your way with the rest of the world's top headlines for this. it is not floral from quarter past the hour here in moscow would sauti the israeli prime minister is now in the united states with a mission to persuade obama not to trust iran on a meeting with the president netanyahu him to well not to lift the crippling sanctions against the country at least not to do so prematurely and visit those spurred on by the thaw in relations between washington and tehran at the leaders of both nations made their first steps to long awaited talks on a possible nuclear settlement details here with auti is more important. he will be the last speaker wrapping up the united nations general assembly debate but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will likely not offer the same harmonious tone heard last week from iraq's president who is expected to argue that israel and the world at large should continue to be on guard against

and refreezing but for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on a visit to america trying to persuade the u.s. president not to get too friendly with iran that's coming our way after the break with the rest of this hour's top headlines. sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and world this is why you should care only on the dot com. world. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. to see. her street. and i would think that your. orders. well news live from moscow it's artsy and the israeli prime minister is currently in the united states on a mission to persuade obama not to trust iran while the meeting with the president netanyahu urged him well not to lift the crippling sanctions against the country perhaps at least not prematurely his visit is spurred by the foreign relations between washington and tehran and the leaders of both nations made their first steps to

to us president barack obama not to fall for his cold iran's sweet talk they mean netanyahu is adamant tehran remains committed to its nuclear program and the destruction of a zero his being spat into action by the saw in relations between washington and tehran after the leaders of both nations finally chalks the record to each other in a fortnight a report. he will be the last speaker wrapping up the united nations general assembly debate but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will likely not offer the same harmonious tone heard last week from iraq's president who is expected to argue that israel and the world at large should continue to be on guard against tehran's nuclear program even insisting that the international sanctions which have been crippling iran's economy not be eased now just seven days ago iranian leader hassan rouhani delivered his debut address at the u.n. g.a. proclaiming that his government was ready to resolve any and all concerns about his country's nuclear program even promising more transparency and engagement with the united states during a meeting with

netanyahu was not amused. >> what message of peace-- look at the tweets. he's tweet of tweeting here, but he doesn't allow the iranian people to tweet over there in iran. he's saying all these nice things about iranian democracy. they're executing people by the hundreds, jailing them by the thousands, any dissident. i mean, that's double take and sugar talk. but the important thing is it's part of a strategy. iran-- iran's leader, the real leader, is not rouhani. rouhani is a servant of the regime. he's a clerk. the real leader of iran who heads this cult that controls iran, that controls with an iron fist the arabs people is the ayatollah what mainy. he's the so-called supreme court leader, in some case so-called aptly named. he wants nuclear weapons. this is why they're building the underground bunkers and the i.c.b.m., and the heavy water reactor. that's what they want. the previous president, auk din jad, said we get through through hard actions and hard work. get them crippling sanctions, coupled with a credible military threat, they'll be on the rope

netanyahu. he met for some time with president obama at the white house. two men who in the past, you know, don't have the best relationship. being described as frosty. where does it stand now i guess? >> well, i think israel's prime minister, he had to accept that the u.s. leader is going to give iran's new president a chance. that he is going to test the waters, so to speak. obviously, mr. netanyahu thinks obama is wasting his time. but he held his tongue and he didn't dismiss it. he sat there. he listened as the president went on. what he did get was a firm commitment from barack obama that nothing, including the military option, is off the table. and that the u.s. is still committed to preventing iran from gaining nuclear arms capability. the two men seemed relaxed enough together if you watch them there at the white house. each well knowing the political sentiments of their counterpart. now, obama left the issue of iran until the very last item during their comments after the white house meeting. it may have hinted that they were trying to play down t

delegation rejected netanyahu's accusations. unlike israel, iran would not attack another nation. >> they are the greatest threat to the security. >> israel should not even think about attacking iran. >> netanyahu has become more vocal on iran afro -- after rowhani took a harder stance against the u.s. >>> japanese and u.s. foreign defense ministers will meet to discuss defense cooperation. the 2 plus 2 to agree on revising bilateral defense guidelines in 2014, they'll likely agree to relocate the u.s. futenma air station within the prefecture. security in east asia is also high on the agenda, japan is seeking to include requests that would keep china in check in a written agreement with the u.s. he wants china to play a responsible and constructive role for the security of the region to abide by international rules and to increase the transparency of its military budget they say the islands will also be discussed. the officials want to reaffirm the islandses are within the scope of the japan/u.s. security treaty. the islands in

. >> prime minister benyamin netanyahu says he's convinced iran is trying to acquire nuclear weapons. in an address to the general assembly, benyamin netanyahu said his country is ready to stand alone in defending itself against iran, and is skeptical about the intention of iran's new president. >> behind a smoke screen of diplomatic engagement and very soothing rhetoric. now, i know hassan rouhani doesn't sound like ahmadinejad. when it comes to the nuclear weapons program, the only difference between them is this: ahmadinejad was a wolf in wolf's clothing, hassan rouhani is a wolf in sheep's clothing. >> joins me from los angeles is robert o'brien, the u.s. delegate for the u.n. and former middle east policy advisor to mitt romney. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you make of benyamin netanyahu's speech today? >> it was a powerful speech that he gave. he had to do something to counter-act hassan rouhani's charm offensive in new york. he attempted to level the playing field diplomatically. >> you know, was it important to make the speech now. i mean, why so str

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned president obama today to keep sanctions in place against iran, despite a potential diplomatic warming. the two men met at the white house. the prime minister said it will take more than words to resolve his concerns over iran's nuclear ambitions. more on this, later in the program. the justice department has filed suit against the state of north carolina over alleged racial discrimination in voting rules. a new state law scales back the period for early voting, and imposes strict voter identification requirements. in washington today, attorney general eric holder said it's clear the law's main target would be black voters. >> we stand here today to announce this lawsuit more in sorrow than in anger. it pains me to see the voting rights of my fellow citizens negatively, rationale that is tenuous at best and on concerns that we all know in fact are not real. >> ifill: north carolina, texas, and other states have moved to tighten voting laws since the supreme court struck down part of the voting rights act this year. bank of america will pay $

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned president obama today to keep sanctions in place against iran, despite a potential diplomatic warming. the two men met at the white house. the prime minister said it will take more than words to resolve his concerns over iran's nuclear ambitions. more on this, later in the program. the justice department has filed suit against the state of north carolina over alleged racial discrimination in voting rules. a new state law scales back the period for early voting, and imposes strict voter identification requirements. in washington today, attorney general eric holder said it's clear the law's main target would be black voters. >> we stood here today to announce this lawsuit more in sorrow than in anger. it pains me to see the voting rights of my fellow citizens negatively, rationale that is tenuous at best and on concerns that we all know in fact are not real. >> ifill: north carolina, texas, and other states have moved to tighten voting laws since the supreme court struck down part of the voting rights act this year. bank of america will pay $

that netanyahu gave a few days ago. and he laid it out perfectly. you know, if i ran, nuclear ambitions are peaceful, why is it building enrichment facilities underground and hiding them from the world? i mean, why are they interested in the ballistic missiles which are only good for carrying nuclear warheads to other continents. it's very plain as day. i think our president wants to go the diplomatic route and he is not being clear-eyed about. this and israel is a strategic ally. our most important ally in that region of the world. and we don't have his back. and that's a shame. >> steve, do you think in the wake of the syria back and forth and what happened diplomatically and end result in syria that iran thought this is the time to do what they are doing? >> sure. i think there is no question about that i mean, i think there had been hints all along that the president of the united states was not serious about a possible military conflict with iran if it came to that but there is no question that watching the vacillating and the lack of any kind

that is a way of a back-handed way of netanyahu discoverering this deal. force. it's the impact to make it difficult for obama to move forward to satisfy israelis. >> let's talk about -- >> there is -- it's u.s. and the israelis and obama in his u.n. speech said that iran can have a nuclear program. they can signal that it can can be some nuclear program. some enrichment in iran and that he wants none of it. >> has he ended up stronger than he was before the u.s. went to intervene? >> i think he has. i think there's real fear among assad and supporters for israel of the power of these american strikes. they have the impact in the war and i think they will destroy the air force an maybe tip the mil military balance. the list that had come and the documents and they look good according to the u.n. it's early on but he probably will give up his chemical weapons because he war. the rebelles are divided. there were fighting today syria. i think he could emerge stronger from all of this. >> i think not only do you agree. i want to address president putin given the fact

the implementation, follow-through, all the concerns netanyahu has are really front and center. the president and his team has to be on those where there's no distance. >> let me say one thing. i lived in israel, it's a small country. the idea of anybody building their future there, a parent, grandchildren staying there, please stay here, don't go to new york, l.a., stay here. you won't be as successful economically but you'll be in the homeland, even if you're secular, means so much to people here. the minute a country like iran has a nuclear weapon pointed right at israel, nobody is going to live there. nobody is going to build their lives there. they absolutely historically have to get rid of the nuclear threat. it isn't about who is the current leader of the secular forces, what do the mullahs think this week. you can't live in a country where mullahs decide whether you live or not. that's why i has to fight so hard. he may not be a charming character but i don't think it's about charm. it's about stark threat. >> and force. robert gibbs, thank you so much for hanging with u

who said that referring to netanyahu is better to have a smiley policy with which they do than a lying so but you know the key here is that iran does need better ties with the us the us is interested with better and better ties with iran israel and the us are live each other so they're going to have to move forward one way or another and we do know that there are talks in geneva this month with the five permanent members of the security council plus germany plus around on its uranium enrichment on a kind of their new york for us thank you so much let's turn now to the latest information coming out about the n.s.a. surveillance state on saturday the new york times reported that the agency was using metadata to create profiles on american citizens their doings their locations their friends and their social connections and just yesterday the guardian reported that the n.s.a. is collecting this made of data on millions of internet users regardless of whether or not they are a person of interest and they're doing it for up to a year this is the latest leak that once again is brought to you

speaker wrapping up the united nations general assembly debate but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will likely not offer the same harmonious tone heard last week from iran this president who is expected to argue that israel and the world at large should continue to be on guard against tehran's nuclear program even insisting that the international sanctions which have been crippling iran's economy not be eased now just seven days ago iranian leader hassan rouhani delivered his debut address at the u.n. g.a. proclaiming that his government was ready to resolve any and all concerns about his country's nuclear program even promising more transparency and engagement with the united states during a meeting with u.s. president barack obama at the white house on monday israel's prime minister insisted that tehran offer immediate concessions by suspending sensitive nuclear projects or else face even greater international pressure now obama assured netanyahu that all options including military options are on the table when it comes to protecting u.s. interests in the middle east or hope is t

benjamin netanyahu told the u.n. general assembly there must be a credible military threat, too, and he said israel is prepared to stand alone in defending itself. more on this story later in the program. an advance group of international weapons inspectors has arrived in syria to begin the hunt for chemical weapons. their convoy crossed the border from lebanon today, carrying 20 inspectors from a watchdog agency based in the netherlands. they are tasked with finding and dismantling the regime's chemical arsenal. the u.n. security council has ordered that the weapons be eliminated by the middle of next year. the u.n. reports a surge of killings in iraq brought the death toll for september to nearly 1,000. yesterday alone, more than 50 people were killed in car bombings in baghdad, many of them children. today, a man who lost two sons recently appealed for peace. >> what is the goal which has been achieved by terrorists to kill innocent children. the children are not military leaders or officials in the government. my

raising the israelis and pm binyamin netanyahu is on a visit to the king was trying to persuade the american president not to beat to any a bill with iran that's coming your way on to the break. this is the media lead also we leave the media. love to see bush and see to. play your part of the musical. shoes that no one is as good with to get that you deserve answers from. politic you. are today. three. four three. three. three. three. video for your media. c.e.o. don carty dot com. you're watching archie coming to life from moscow welcome back these rainy prime minute stays in the u.s. with a mission to persuade obama not to trust iran on a meeting with the president it's a shame not to leave the crippling sanctions against the country at least prematurely his visit as bad by they saw in relations between washington and tehran as the natives of both nations made their first steps to long awaited talks on a possible nuclear settlement in a partner has the details. last speaker wrapping up the united nations general assembly debate but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will likely not

the iranians left the hall before netanyahu spoke. after he was finished, they returned to their seats. a representative from the iranian government brought with him a prepared statement. it repeated the claims that iran's nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes and then he went on to say that israel should not consider any military action. listen. >> the israeli prime minister had better not even think about attacking iran, let alone planning for that. >> reporter: regardless of what netanyahu had to say, it seems the iranians had their minds made up. yesterday, bill, the iranian foreign minister said that the israeli prime minister was, and i quote, a liar. bill? >> thank you, david lee. david lee miller at united nations tonight in new york. >>> an upin a moment on the wrangling. we'll bring you the latest. >>> plus, remember when music videos filled your tv screen around the clock and teenagers would flock to the tube and catch their favorite pop stars? well, p. diddy who's now known as diddy is doing something about that, a