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Now, isis has claimed responsibility, but it's interesting to note that police say they are treating this claim with some skepticism. they are still analyzing security cameras on that train line for clues. and yesterday the government here in the u.k. raised the terror threat from severe to critical and already we're seeing, for example here in london, a lot more police officers out on the streets. kelly? kelly: kitty logan reporting from london, thank you, kitty. julie: well, president trump back in bid men stir -- bedminster, new jersey, ahead of his first u.n. address here in new york city ...

They performed really well. this is going to be a more difficult thing primarily because of the civil war and the fact that we're arming some of the rebels. so everyone who is an american is going to be viewed at least as a potential intelligent agent, a potential of someone in favor of the rebels and as well as an inspector. >> is that reason or not to keep first u.n. -- any american-born inspectors, any u.s. citizens as inspectors and to say that the u.s. cannot be in the business of being at least in country and protecting? >> we're going to have americans on the ground in any capacity, i h...

At north korea, tweeting, kim jong-un of north korea, who is obviously a madman who doesn't mind starving or killing his people, will be tested like never before. kim jong-un said president trump will pay dearly for calling him rocket man in that u.n. speech. he also called him a dotard. translation? a senile, old person. most recently the chair on international cybersecurity. good to see you, tom. what a week in new york, back and forth. the fact is the president kicked off his first u.n. speech with an unusually personal attack against the north korean leader, as well as a threat to destroy ...

Germany, shing ping and vladimir putin and of course, kim jong-un not here. and counter terrorism, isis, other groups, the united nations reform is very big on this administration's agenda and humanitarian assistance particularly for refugees and the communities that host them. for more on all of this joined by jane harmon, president and ceo of the woodrow wilson center, expert on national security. not only as a member of the state debit foreign policy board and also a former california congresswoman serving on the armed services and homeland security committees and a great pleasure to have y...