Translator a french citizen was unfairly killed by a militant group that is allied with the Islamic State. The International Community must come together and must fight against terrorism. Hollande has condemned the group and hes pledged to continue fighting extremists including carrying out air strikes in iraq. World leaders at the u. N. General assembly in new york have turned their focus to the situation in syria. U. S. President barack obama led a major debate at the Security Council. Hes rallying support for the campaign against Islamic State. Nkh world joins us from the new york studio. What is going on there . Reporter the socalled general debate by heads of states and governments kicked off on wednesday. Each speaker has 15 minutes to tell the world about his or her countrys most pressing diplomatic issues. U. N. Secretarygeneral ban kimoon opened the debate. He set the tone by condemning extremist groups like Islamic State. There is nothing islamic about the terrorist organizat
Translator a french citizen was unfairly killed by a militant group that is allied with the Islamic State. The International Community must come together and must fight against terrorism. Hollande has condemned the group and hes pledged to continue fighting extremists including carrying out air strikes in iraq. World leaders at the u. N. General assembly in new york have turned their focus to the situation in syria. U. S. President barack obama led a major debate at the Security Council. Hes rallying support for the campaign against Islamic State. Nkh world joins us from the new york studio. What is going on there . Reporter the socalled general debate by heads of states and governments kicked off on wednesday. Each speaker has 15 minutes to tell the world about his or her countrys most pressing diplomatic issues. U. N. Secretarygeneral ban kimoon opened the debate. He set the tone by condemning extremist groups like Islamic State. There is nothing islamic about the terrorist organizat
About. Sometimes youll have freemoving traffic and then youll hit these mystery backups for no apparent reason. Then traffic is clear and you hit another one of those. Projections say its only going to get worse, its going to be all backup the next few years but there is a plan here that would seek to alleviate that. It seems like right now the immediate answer lies beyond the beltway. Its a classic i66 scene, a backup that makes you late and leaves you without much choice. Miles of migraineinducing traffic. But unfortunately i think its an every day occurrence up here. Reporter but help could be on the way. Planners want to make major changes to the interstate between the beltway and haymaet. Its really as simple as that. Reporter why there . Why outside the beltway . We do know that a lot of motorists get there and either have to divert or they have to funnel into that bottleneck that gets into going into our nations capital. Reporter the key they say will be choice, making it an int
See when they can head back out. Authorities say the landslides destroyed or damaged 46 houses and flooded 140 more. The disaster cut off water to more than 1,000 households. And they say they still dont know the full extent of the damage. Now, the rain hasnt let up. In fact, its getting worse. We have the latest on the conditions in western japan. What can you tell us . I cant really give you good news, catherine, unfortunately. We have been seeing hiroshima getting pounded with another shot of extreme amounts of rainfall as we speak. Take a look at a picture coming out from from western japan this morning. Not only the rain but you can see the frequent lightning as well. A lowpressure system area is doing its part to draw moisture, ushering in another round of rough weather on friday morning. At this time over 100,000 people and 40,000 households have been advised to evacuate due to with rising floodwaters where about 100 millimeters, if you take back, i can show you from this radar
Theyre watching the weather to see when they can head back out. Authorities say the landslides destroyed or damaged 46 houses and flooded 140 more. The disaster cut off water to more than 1,000 households. And they say they still dont know the full extent of the damage. Now, the rain hasnt let up. In fact, its getting worse. We have the latest on the conditions in western japan. What can you tell us . I cant really give you good news, catherine, unfortunately. We have been seeing hiroshima getting pounded with another shot of extreme amounts of rainfall as we speak. Take a look at a picture coming out from from western japan this morning. Not only the rain but you can see the frequent lightning as well. A lowpressure system area is doing its part to draw moisture, ushering in another round of rough weather on friday morning. At this time over 100,000 people and 40,000 households have been advised to evacuate due to with rising floodwaters where about 100 millimeters, if you take back,