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Nearly a year at a time of escalating tensions over russia's expanding role in ukraine and the middle east. we have fox news team coverage live from the united nations with eric shawn standing by. we begin with kevin corke though. kevin? >> reporter: good today to you. the president, frankly, covered an awful lot of ground in his comments, but i think most notably he slammed bashar al assad, the syrian president, for bombing his own people. i think you could also make the argument, jon, that that was pointed perhaps as much at the russians and their support for the renegade assad regime as it ...

Democratic principles and human rights that are fundamental to this institution's mission. information is strictly controlled. the space for civil society restricted. we're told that such retrenchment is required to beat back disorder, that it's the only way to stamp out terrorism or prevent foreign meddling. in accordance with this logic, we should support tyrants like bashar al assad who drops barrel bombs to massacre innocent children, because the alternative is surely worse. the increasing skepticism of our international order can also be found in the most advanced democracies. we see grea...

United nations. the two offered each other this terse toast over lunch after putin sat down 20 minutes late. and they had the briefest of handshake photo-ops, their first meeting in two years. in their speeches to the general assembly, they outlined divergent approaches for defeating isis and how to handle syria. putin criticizing the u.s. for arming rebels, and calling for a broad anti-terror coalition. one obama administration official told "the new york times." quote, knock yourselves out. and the two leaders split on whether bashar al assad could remain in power with president putin callin...