june 1402, the supreme court of iran requested the resumption of the trial, which stopped the execution of the sentence and the case was submitted to the criminal court. this time, the branch of the supreme court of the country did not consider the defendant's request to be in accordance with the clauses of article 474 of the law of procedure and rejected the request to resume the proceedings. they confirm the death sentence after 487 days of trial, this morning the death sentence of mohammad qabadlo was executed for the murder of the steadfast martyr farid karampour. the death sentence of mahan sadrat sadrat marni, one of the accused in last year's riots , was overturned. mahan sadrat first for the crime of war execution of convicted and this. the verdict was confirmed in the supreme court of iran, but the defendant once again requested a retrial by declaring the plaintiff's forgiveness and presenting the reasons for new documents in the islamic court of iran. in the re-trial of the accused's case , he was sent to the court for consideration, and in the new verdict, the death sentence

that he supported the decision of the supreme court to abrogate its powers against netanyahu's will.do. iran and 86 other countries have declared crimes against the zionist regime, the head of the red crescent said that the case of the zionist regime's crimes in gaza, including the attack on the medical centers of the relief forces and preventing it from providing aid to the people of gaza , has been sent to the international court of laha. all the headlines and actions that were carried out by the tyrannical regime regarding the violation of human rights laws. by mentioning the date, place and type of the violation of the law, we announced it, completed the documentation, in addition to sending it ourselves , 86 other countries also signed the delivery to the president's lahash court to the new ambassadors of iran in the countries. and international organizations are mandated to use all possibilities to strengthen relations with the countries of their mission. in a meeting with six of iran's new ambassadors in international countries and organizations, mr. raisi, referring to iran's

iran's supreme leader promises a harsh response after an attack kills at least 95 people near the tomba case connected to the late convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. and the us house speaker leads a delegation of republican lawmakers on a tour of the us—mexico border. they want the white house to agree to stricter migrant policies. hello, i'm caitriona perry. we begin with a developing story. a us court has released hundreds of pages of court documents connected to the financier and sex offenderjeffrey epstein. those files contain the names of people accused of wrongdoing, while others on the list are making

supreme court. >> certainly a lot to watch. seth berenzweig, thank you. >>> we are learning now that iran has deployed a naval destroyer to the red sea at a time of the soaring tensions in the key shipping route in the israel-hamas war. >>> welcome back. as the tensions soar in the middle east, the iranian navy has deployed a warship to the red sea. this is coming after the americans have sunk is three houthi ships in the red sea. we go to natasha bertrand who has been following all of this. how is the pentagon monitoring this? >> well, they are monitoring this of course, because it is coming amid the rising tensions in the red sea with the houthis which is an iran-backed group. they are providing intelligence to iran according to white house. so they are monitoring this closely, however, it is not the first time they have deployed forces to the red sea, but the u.s. is of course eyeing this, because of the fact that they say that iran has been providing the houthis with the kind of maritime intelligence that they need to selec

iran's supreme leader promises a "harsh response" after an attack kills at least 95 people near the tombcted to the late convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. and the us house speaker leads a delegation of republican lawmakers on a tour of the us—mexico border. they want the white house to agree to stricter migrant policies. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. we begin in iran, where the country's supreme leader says there will be a "harsh response" after nearly 100 people were killed by explosions in the south—eastern city of kerman. the blasts were near the saheb al—zaman mosque, where thousands of people gathered to mark the anniversary of the death of a top military commander,

. >> apparently trump is both a supporter of the supreme court's decision to end roe v. wade but also a critic of abortion restrictions that could cost republicans election wins. >> if you look at it, iran -- desantis his poll numbervise gone down to a level he's going to be out of the race very soon. it happens to coincide with that because a lot of people say if you talk five or six weeks a lot of women don't know if they're pregnant in five or six weeks. >> trump's incoherent message on abortion actually seems possibly to be working in his favor. on monday in iowa he was able to get 55% of the vote of those who favor a national abortion ban and 44% of the vote of those who oppose it. now, of course, this strategy has its limits. at some point donald trump will likely face a real question about where exactly he stands on the issue and whether he condones what is happening to women all over this country. to that end democrats in the senate today held a briefing on the state of abortion rights where victims described the painful consequences of republican restrictions on

iran's supreme leader promises a "harsh response" after an attack kills at least 95 people near the tomb of iranian general qasem soleimani. a court in new york has released hundreds of documents from a case connected to the late convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. and the us house speaker leads a delegation of republican lawmakers on a tour of the us—mexico border. they want the white house to agree to stricter migrant policies. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. we begin in iran, where the country's supreme leader says there will be a "harsh response" after nearly 100 people were killed by explosions in the south—eastern city of kerman. the blasts were near the saheb al—zaman mosque, where thousands of people gathered to mark the anniversary of the death of a top military commander, qasem soleimani. soleimani was killed in 2020 by a us drone attack — however, the united states denies it was behind wednesday explosions. the us also said it had no indication that israel was responsible. caroline hawley reports. the roads leading to the cemetery were packed with people

iran's supreme leader promises a harsh response after an attack kills at least 95 people near the tomb of iranian general qasem soleimani. a court in new york has released hundreds of documents from a case connected to the late convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. and the us house speaker leads a delegation of republican lawmakers on a tour of the us—mexico border. they want the white house to agree to stricter migrant policies. hello, i'm caitriona perry. we begin with a developing story. a us court has released hundreds of pages of court documents connected to the financier and sex offenderjeffrey epstein. those files contain the names of people accused of wrongdoing, while others on the list are making allegations or are potential witnesses. former president bill clinton and prince andrew are among those named in the documents. a judge ordered the release as part of a lawsuit related to epstein�*s associate ghislaine maxwell. she is serving a 20—year jail term for the crimes she committed with epstein. when ordering the release of the list, new yorkjudge loretta preska said many

court ruling on monday. not anymore. it's good news for politicians like former prime minister knowledge shelby's, but not so good for another form of premier iran calm who's currently in jail. the ruling only helps those who are banned for life, like shareef. he's now free to run again in elections next month. and for a full time is private as stuff as con has been bought from office by the quotes for 5 years, not for life, it doesn't apply for him. so why is this rooting been made now of how big of the political implications will be asking those questions for me? i guess it just a few moments. but 1st, this report on the court decision from the from be what's that of 2 weeks of deliberations, bucky's dunn's highest quote has crept a lifetime. ben on politicians with convictions contesting the elections. it really makes it possible for former prime minister. now usher east to take part in the polls for the 4th time and elections june, february. his party, the bike is done most levandique now was, is conside

supreme court to decide disputes about eligibility for his office under the u.s.'s constitution insurrectionist ban. also tonight, iran is warning of a harsh response to deadly explosions near the tomb of a top iranian general exactly four years after he was killed in a u.s. air strike. cnn is in the region with an update on the blast and the rising most tensions. >>> and house speaker mike johnson and dozens of gop lawmakers visit the southern border turning up the pressure on president biden to cut a deal on immigration. this hour i'll discuss the migrant crisis with new york's democratic mayor eric adams. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." ♪ ♪ >> let's get right to the breaking news. donald trump now formally asking the u.s. supreme court to overturn the colorado ruling removing him from the ballot. the high court under mounting pressure tonight convenient as trump faces ballot disputes in multiple states. our senior justice correspondent evan perez is working this story for us

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court ruling on monday, not anymore. it's good news for politicians like full, the prime minister knowledge shelby's, but not so good for another full of a premier iran calm who's currently in jail. the ruling only helps those who are banned for life, like shareef. he's now free to run again in elections next month. and for a full time this prime minister has con, has been bought from office by the quotes for 5 years, not for life. it doesn't apply for him. so why is this rooting been made now of how big of the political implications will be asking those questions for me? i guess it just a few moments, but 1st this report on the court decision from the from be what's that of 2 weeks of deliberations, bucky stones highest quote has crept a lifetime. ben on politicians with convictions contesting the elections. it really makes it possible for former prime minister. now usher east to take part in the polls for the full time and elections. june, february, his party, the bike is done most levandique now was, is considered the

court ruling on monday. not anymore. it's good news for politicians like full, the prime minister knowledge shelby's, but not so good for another full of a premier iran calm who's currently in jail. the ruling only helps those who are banned for life, like shareef. he's now free to run again in elections next month. and for a full time is private as stuff as con has been bought from office by the quotes for 5 years, not for life. it doesn't apply for him. so why is this rooting been made now? of how big of the political implications will be asking those questions for me. i guess it just a few moments, but 1st this report on the court decision from the from be what set of to weeks of deliberations. but you sense highest quote has kept a lifetime. ben and politicians with convictions contesting the elections. it really makes it possible for former prime minister. now usher east to take part in the polls for the full time and elections. june, february, his party, the bike use them. lindsey now was, is considere

to his monetary policy, to the fact that he is violating the supreme court in order to pay millions ofollars to wealthy universities like harvard, to pay off student debt. all of these things are policies that the far left has pushed and joe biden just completely took it all, hook, line, and sinker. i do think she's smart, she's wise to recognize that he's los ing, and at this point, i don't see how a guy like him can win but the idea she's trying to push him even farther to the left, as if he hasn't already gone as far to the left as you could possibly go, and i think it's going to come back and haunt him in november. stuart: i think you've enjoyed yourself this morning, charlie, i really do. >> always nice to start a monday with you. stuart: [laughter] i'm glad you like it. charlie we'll see you soon, i trust. we've got to get to the markets. got to deal with how your money started the week and jason katz is here to help us. i've got a broad-ranging big picture question for you first of all. are we going to get to 5,000 on the s&p this year? are we going to get to 40,000 on the dow t

of a nenew proxy y war betweeeen the u.s.s iran aftfter presidedent biden orderered strikes onon a ae rebebel group backcked by teteh. what i it means anand d what's thatat's coming g up. >>> massive protests today in yemen's largest city. that city is under control of houthi rebels. they are threatening retaliation after a massive series of u.s. and uk-led strikes on military targets in the country which itself was a response to dozens of houthi attacks on international shipping vessels. in a statement, a houthi spokesman said that the u.s. and uk will have to prepare to pay a heavy price and bear dire consequences for what they call blas blatant aggression. w oren lieberman is live for us at the pentagon. what do we know about the strikes? >> reporter: there's the sense this goes far beyond rhetoric and the houthis will find a way to respond to what we saw from the u.s., the uk, backed by several other countries. these were sweeping strikes across 16 different houthi sites in yemen, totaling more than 60 targets. according to u.s. officials, more than 100 precision-guided munitions

israel's supreme court overturns a law that would weaken judicial powers. the latest blow to the prime minister. housings of troops being pulled out of gaza signaling a possible shift in the war with hamas. 30 people killed after an earthquake in japan. a lot of news coming out in the new year. over the weekend also. we are seeing investors on the sidelines. futures largely green on the screen. it is important to remember that -- ftse 100 futures are lagging. whether or not this is a magnified move coming off the holiday trading volume is the most likely suspect of this move. watching fundamentals. shipping stocks and moves in geopolitics will be reflected in the euro stoxx 50. some getting a cue from around the world. you are seeing also a pullback in asian markets. the msci asia-pacific pacific index taking out japan japan is closed today and tomorrow. even treasury volume is going to be very light. it brings us to treasury futures. a bid in bond futures. as you see weakness -- contradiction between the bond market and the fx market. the strength not gett

court about so—called reform.y believe iran and hezbollah and other groups will intervene and try to have any kind of activities, any kind of reactions to what has happened in lebanon or what has happened in iraq just today and also what happened in syria ten days ago to one of the iranians military personnel. so, i think that theissue military personnel. so, i think that the issue now is that they want to focus on the issue in gaza and i think in response it will be the day after this war. in summary, they do not want to give benjamin netanyahu any opportunity to benefit from any action they may have. what any opportunity to benefit from any action they may have.— action they may have. what is your anal sis action they may have. what is your analysis of— action they may have. what is your analysis of iran's _ action they may have. what is your analysis of iran's influence - action they may have. what is your analysis of iran's influence being i analysis of iran's influence being exerted over hezbollah, hamas, and

supreme court very intelligently approved it. we had no terrorist attacks. iran was broke. said to china, buy oil from iran, not dealing in here. need immediately dropped. india, france. iran would give out billions of dollars to terrorist. no money. i watched democratic congressman. i'll say one thing about trump when he did that number on iran they were broke. no money for anybody. you would say that, too. even the two of you would say that. you know how much money they have in three years, under biden, 250 billion dollars. energy business is a big business. not to mention five hostages they paid six billion dollars. 10 billion dollars supplying electricity to iraq. iraq has 300 billion dollars. it is a subsidiary of iran. should have never happened. remember i used to say -- i used to say don't go into iraq. don't do it. if you are going to do it keep the oil. so they have 300 billion dollars, we have nothing. to the victor belong the spoils. we go into some place. we are run by fools, student people. we ran it smart for four years. breath mr. president you spend time ta

and the biggest death toll in this sort of strike inside iran in years and years and years.ell, the iranians have been pointing the finger at israel for and as you were saying they are vowing both from the supreme court leader and the president vowing a response, a harsh response. israel has not said anything about it at all. the united states has said that they believe it's a terror attack. they have no independent information about it and they have no reason to believe at all that israel was involved, and that's the u.s. position and that very much israel's silence says the same thing. what does that mean? how could the response come? iran, you know, calculates carefully what it can do, where it can do and how it can do it. don't forget leadership is smarting from just ten days ago, one of their senior irgc generals was killed in an air strike in syria, and they believe that was, again, israel responsible for that strike, so they really feel that israel is digging them. they have been cautious to cope themselves away from the fight in gaza, but this perhaps if it doesn't t

iran claims that its supreme court upheld his death sentence after a psychological exam.killed this week by hanging. let's bring in masih alinejad, an iranian american journalistic and activist taking part in the hunger strike. this is one of those things where the whole world needs to get involved and be aware of what is happening here, massih. this woman posted this on instagram. apparently for now that resistance is a hunger strike. is that right? >> it is. it is. indeed. the political prisoners, 61 female political prisoners risking their lives. not only themselves, their family members as well. they went on hunger strike to show their resistance and solidarity not only to the family members of those that got executed and those that are on the death row, but sending a message to the rest of the world, especially to biden administration to democratic countries that you have to take action against the islamic republic. otherwise, more innocent people will face death. >> trace: iran has long executed political prisoners and those that disagree with the regime. how does t

stuart: supreme court's hearing this on february 8th.system's supposed to be about. thank you very much, lauren. we're on the brink of a direct clash between the united states and iran. ooh, yes, this is not a comfortable moment for the administration. and we've arrived at this point because, in my opinion, the president's appeasement of iran simply did not work. that's going to be my take, top of the hour. >>> the last minute campaign push in iowa could be complicated. much of the hawkeye state is under a blizzard warning. the weather in iowa after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ do you shop for supplements at vitamin shoppe? force factor products powerfully improve your health, but they're also delicious, easy to use and affordable. that's why force factor is vitamin shoppe's best brand of the year. unleash your potential with force factor and vitamin shoppe. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast f

by the way iran was broke. iran was broke. i said to klein if you buy oil from iran you're not dealing in here. they immediately dropped. india france it isly all of these countries were buying from iran. iran would give out billions of dollars. i watched a democrat congressman on one of the shows and he said, i'll say one thing about trump he said, i'll say one thing about trump when he did that number on iran they were broke. they were absolutely broke. when i left they were broke. thread no money. there was no money for hamas for hezbollah. there was no money for anybody and you would say that, too. even the two of you would say they were absolutely stone broke and you know how much money they have under biden they have $250 billion again the energy business is a big business and not to mention the five hostages they paid $6 billion for not to mention they got $10 billion for supplying? electricity to iraq which by the way they own and iraq has $300 billion and essentially it's a sudsidiary of iran. it should have never hap

he may appeal the decision to the delaware supreme court.ed in delaware. following the ruling musk post add poll on x asking followers if tesla should move that incorporation to texas. >>> and media mowing's bidding $30 billion for all outstanding shares of cbs paramount global. the $30 billion includes outstanding debt. in a statement allen media group believes its bid should be taken seriously and pursued. changes in the entertainment business shares the family that controls paramount to consider offers. >>> another stock to watch today. chubb. the global insurer sees shares rising after earnings beat the street. results helped by stronger underwriting and investment incomes. the company's conference call starts at 8:30 a.m. eastern time, in the pre-market seen shares increase. i want to point out for this insurer, they say the best year ever. ceo evan greenberg said that it was a blockbuster. they are reporting here for the full year core operating income up 45%. the net income, up 72% year on year. partly this -- >> 72%. >> that's right.