four correspondent. around awhile. emirates is welcome to life. this world news and analysis from france twenty four i'm not going these are the main world news headlines. the united states imposed sanctions on individuals in iran involved in defense and nucleus is to measure the distance all previous s sanctios on iran posted. we'll be talking very shortly with the us special representative for iraq. on this issue. trump says he'll announce his supreme court pick by the end of the week. of the season pressure from republicans to leave that choice to the winner of the november elelections. justice ruth baderer ginsburg couple lie states the public viewings wednesday and thursday.

european union foreign ministers failed to agree sanctions against other russian officials this monday in spite him appeal by the country's main opposition leader. stuff lana to get this guy was in brussels to state the case for the protest is against the allegedly break reelection alexander lukashenko. is like a paris. thank you very much for being with us the united states has this monday imposed new sanctions on individuals and entities involved in iran's nuclear missiles and conventional arms programs to support its assertions that old u. n. sanctions against tehran and now we see is. the impetus behind us actions the impending expiry of you and a arms embargo on iraran to decide foreign actors u. s. entitities already bought from such trait that if

they buy or sell arms to iran they will face us sanctions let's hear first from the second. state mike von pale ale. today i will take the first under this new executive order order. by sanctioningg the irananian ministry of defense ad armed forces logistics. and around defense industries organization and its director. we're also sanctioning the previous president venezuela nicolas maduro. for nearly two years corrupt officials in tehran have worked with the illegitimate regime in venezuela to flout the u. n. arms embargo. our actctions tody are warning warning they should be heard worldwide. the sector state mike pompeo let's bring in a special gas daily they brings the u. s. representative for iran and for venezuela and strategy since joining assisted you and at seventy fifth anniversary i wonder what your message would be to that organization on thinking obviously. of regarding the us position on iran. yes it would be that if we see some peace in

the middle east we need to do sosomething about iran'ss suppot for teterrorism. about its missile program about its many militias activities in the region and even. beyond the reach and that is what we're trying to do today. the u. s. t. you don't don't clearly see eye to eye over iran right now what would you want from emmanuel microphones. we do see our why- substantially and we've been told by a number of european countries that and they wanted to extend you an arms embargo. on iran that they wish there had been a way to do it with. what we want from them now is to fly by u. n. security council resolution twenty two thirty one. and join us in enforcing the un arms embargo against iran. isn't the issue boarding down to the twenty fifteen nuclear deal on donald trump's decision to the last couple out of. well well. it

really boils down to runs behavior- even while it wawas negotiating the jcpoa. and before the u. s. began to impose reimpose some sanctions inin two thousand eighteen. iran was engngaging in many many different forms of behavior that often you know acceptable to all of us. building it's a missile program intervening in lebanon and syria- in yemen supporting terrorist groups- supporting us as a nation efforts all over the world over the last few years- its interventions in the ararabian gulf agagainst the freedom of navigation links i in all of ths on the part of iraq. and that is why the presidedent pulled ot of the jcpoa what we would like is a really comprehensive. the rod that deals with all of those aspects of iran's behavior. i can see what you're saying about about the need for a broader approach to this will matter but honing in again on.

the j. c. p. o. a. the nuclear deal of twenty fifteen and that decision by donald trump to pull up any date- even if the u. n. tomek agency didn't see any problems about what iran is doing effects that they were. at hearings allll the- the regulations and the. state's elections inin that agreement.. you know when the jets. we being. because and then after it had been agreed with. iran was sitting on this massive. all the research you did ever done a about building a a nucler weapon and then team that had been involved in building a nuclear weapon has kept together under the same leadership. now is as bad faith wiwith respect to the jcpoa way we think and what we think it suggests there online remains. interested in building a nuclear weapon. the fact remains that doesn't have that the e. u. has a different point of view from the us on this matter. you know it that's true but i remember back in two

thousand eighteen when people said only u. s. is going to do unilateral sanctions- thehere's no way wee forces and w wheard that from m many treasuries in europe the thing is the dedecision about whether to do business with iran. is not made in transportation foreign ministers it's made by thousands of individual. com and banks and individidual actos and then youou realilize the dar and their waterer w was going to tetell them. as it did starting in two thohousand eighteen. off the dangegers of engagining in tranansactions with iraq so we expect that the sanctions are going to have. very significant impact no matter what yeah frankly spokesman for foreign ministry say about it. indeed and it is up and down and down to the to the census will have an impact- but isn't. isn't also affect the matter is that the trump administration is acting the way. as but did something to a corner of this issue with around had to defeat

in the u. s. just a few weeks back the fact that he doesn't see- the same kind of things. as the uscc is the trump administration backed into a corner on this issue. i don't think so i've heard people say. you know the americans are isolated first of all you had a letter. from every member of the gulf cooperation council. to the secretary general to the security council saying you must extend the arms embargo. to which peoplee paid no attention you know. we wouldn't be where we are today. if you aren't on board- have been extended that was our goal. a ad frankly the u. three werere unable to do that and one might even say didn't even try very hard work. so if you don't l lie the situationn we'e're in. i wod refer you back to that after the failure to extend. the arms embargo. on iran the un arms embargo whihich- is realllly extremely dangerous and one of the reasons we didn't like. j. c. p. o. a. was it it was only aive year arms embargo. i

mean can you think of those five years you know what. think of giving you that. to run. all the malicious activity in which get is engage. including support for r terror. the firm right. to buy and sell. as if you want. me was credible. we are in that positionn. because the action. this administration took. anyday rooms u. special representative for a round rock island as well thank you sir did you and your cell phones twenty four we appreciate your time i thank you for sharing your thoughts. on ththe situatin regarding iran on those sanctions are re imposed by the united states this month thanks again for joining us. and that will bring you some reactions that we hope to nominate up from toronto to this. next eleven paris donald trump says he will announce his choice for the vacant supreme court seat after the funeral of the late supreme justice- ruth bader ginsburg. as a matter of respect trump has poured scorn

on the reported dying wish from the iconic judge that the next president be allowed to name a replacement. screen justice ruth bader ginsburg died last friday aged eighty seven from pancreatic cancer it says. on the course of twenty seven days appointed in nineteen ninety three by president bill clinton. who fought against global line states the public visiting from wednesday thursday trump's announcement comes amid the pressure even from within his own party to allow the winner of the election. in november to select the judge to replace his body inspector. from st exists saying he's trying to increase an imbalance in favor of the republicans in america's top coat. let's bring in chemical just how was watching watching old developments flores. from a position in the white house in washington get about as always a. pleasure e to see you. once again. oppose views on. hill on monday has this before that is the across has the choice of the full. all white to for the action to take place before

selecting that used to be in court judge. yes it has happened- plenty of times- in history that. there wasn't a seat left vacant in an election year and the thing is there is no. legal basis ishat s says ththat a president can not try o fill. a in empty seats during an election year and we've seen in the past happened. and the thing that is a little bit more specific this time around is that. usually in the past we've seen at our- presidents. who are from the same party. as the senate and thahat how it halalfn the past. as and democratic president for example i would nominate someone and it dididn't credit control senate would. confirm at that a nominee the closest we've gotten- recently i was back in nineteen eighty eight back then it was ronald reagan who. appointed and just

this is kennedy and that was an election year in nineteen.. eighty eight and it was a dedemocratic controlled senate actually confirmed a kennedy. because as of the c. had been last weekend but at least a year before the elections but if any call even closer. to us right now back in twenty sixteen it was back in february twenty sixteen when justice antonin scalia died leaving a vacant seat for presumably rock obama the democratic president to fill except. the senate at the time was controlled by the republicans with mitch mcconnelll beieing t the senate majoririty leader and the republblicans. blocked rakel bombing for months is to prevent him from feeling at that empty seat it w was in the end and donald trump when he was elected right after being inaugurated in january twenty seventeen. who failed at that a vacant spot and the republicans

after time had argued that a president. should not feel vacancy during an- year theyy haven't comompletely at turn bak on at because saying that at time different because press. and if this is are by the same party in there for it is the that you. to go for with that and i process and they can only deliver that you very indeed just it seems is of political animal. the united can washington about the force you prime state. a post appeal by lana to commence guy bring the same against belarus. alexander that the opposition which was helpful to him as a guy who claims she fled following something the old. during my life and for the safety of her family went to brussels to follow on to ask you to follow up and it's a declaration. that it didn't recognize the election of. taking the sky flotilla russa publicly stating that she believeves. the vote ws

rigged. yeah i. hi please help help but will spend the year to action. for select lana took on australia hello this is main opposition leader the time has come for outside support. i have compiled the list of people who participated in the brutal crackdown sanctions against them can be conducted under european. my music act. he was to oaks for the country oppoposition should she also called on the block to put a stop to any form of financial support to the regime time to open up a new criminal investigations into those suspected of carrying out human rights abuses. but on the issue of sanctions monday's issue meetings ended in stalemate once again. ministers discussed ascension to shoot you. an elbow grease actually are willing to adopt those sanctions. he has not been

possible to that today because the required when anonymity. was not great rich. the blog has been a feet to since the disputed election took place in early august bogged down by internal wrangling among the member states although all twenty seven m members agree on imposing sanctions the debate has become entangled in a separate issue. with cypress demanding single pena's action against turkey in the tug of war over energy resources the next chance to approve sanctions will come on thursday at a summit if you lead is getting signed belarus the outstside world indecisioio hast undermined the momentum told by more than six weeks of protests. on the weekends and thousands of demonstrators defined soldiers and water cannons to hold a mass rally in the capital means some some four hundred protesters were. arrested by security forces. shop rising case covered

nineteen across europe was not wearing health experts and government ministers alike. spain's introduced tough measures to try to halt the trend in and around the tree. spain before the thirty one thousand cases over the weekend came on him fronts the government policy now seems to be learn to live with the virus. the young is introduced. tighter softer measures. and we'll have that much more. on the cover nineteen situation between now and midnight. time not some sort of right to business joined by captain penitents jeez you can concede you could tell them we'll see lots of movement in the markets in the wake of the evidence and files- things were linked documents. that show how major global banks translates two trillion dollars worth of illicit funds over two decades to come through tell us lettuces he's treating stuff what does the right and that in two trillion dollars worth of transactions you just mentioned. that's just a fraction of the dirtyty money that has been transferred across the globe. the vincent finals show how a number of global banks have a lot of

those two enormous amounts of money even after finding that holds about ten spacious activity. most of the banks have responded to the leaders say that these are historical issues and the since cleaned up their actct shares of thehese global banks have been plunging in trading today as a result. hsbc's share price in hong kong fell to its lowest level in twenty five years standard chartetered in london is also sx lowest level since nineteen ninety eight. deutsche bank one of the bank's mentions in mention the most in the links so it says a full. five poinint 2% in trading today. so they revelation all of let down little. until the season. tighter restrict because of the color virus. overruled street stocks for shot. taking a from. webbank and travel. lead looks. at the close the dow jones was down in the late fifths. all eleven sectors of the s. and p. five hundred dropped i'm not fell just over one percent.

it's the first time since february the s. and p. five hundred has posted four straight. losses the nasdaq is also falling down just on the flight line. although recovering early losses in a later date. these comments have been added to this months of self which is seen the s. and p. five hundred. plunging more than 6% of the vote the nasdaq tumbling eight point 5% offsetting as well time high. at the beginning of the month. the german. list has said cut to jobs and grow rules this as the of ours continues to hammer the trouble. the company said it was losing around five hundred million euros a month. the times that hasn't said how many jobs it was caught. but sources suggest it could be around fivive thousand that's on top of t twenty twtwo thousand s over the lasast. few years. t te airline secured and nine. allow to jump government even. giving government a twenty stake in the company. today is global zero emissions day vehicle

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falling five point 8% today in response to the scandal. the representatives from the army captain. church greatest katherine that is. schools you have to do. angles with us with what you can never get get greatest and i don't trump's your name the only to replace response ginsburg the icon. springs road just died by friday or- you be looking my other. and what in. just weeks the process election what's most of things people on both sides of the political divide is the timing of when to fill the seat lefeft vacant by the liberal judges- and- here we have. t this was referred beta ginsburg loss which was not she would not would not be replaced until a new president is installed- she told her grandchildren christopher brando to that. just before dying but fox news and fox news say trump from pick question not statements and whether she really made it. russia can have a listen. to him now it's

existence. well i don't know if you saw that was that right now adam is humor and pulled. hi i would be more in to second okay you know kenya out of the way. down a beer. but sounds you're you're dealer may and- or- or- shifty schiff. so that came out of the window. trump query in the dying wishes also yeah. the his book yeah the reaction has been on the phone the very very. one many blossom from suggest that you know. not have run with the law. about such a and here you have. a story from cousins this is a this was a supreme is a supreme court judge- no yeah. saying that this is actually monstrous- box only makes republicans still seems that tantrum forging ahead with his nomination- this is right wing journalist says that she quotes actually constructed in twenty sixteen. when she party says there's nothing in the constitution

that says the president stopped being president and his last year. after trump should end and not not wait wait half a day. of this- senate majority leader republican mitch mcconnell agreed. he is pushing for that says that trump no maybe that's about it in the senate and the for the election. of thought that democrats say it's very hypocritical given is also twenty sixteen inches in the loss finally happens. cnn explains on fox and the gop led senate refused to vote on. a bomb president barack obama's nominee saying it was too close to the election and if you look at this is a cartoon his. thought was actually a good eight months before the election on this one's only forty some forty five days a full. someone alive chrhrissy te end in five it's an number. bebeing here in n the- it's a r. senate early graham. at the time about s sentencing. and he made his. that said let's.

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09/21/20 09/21/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy w!w! my sex. no favor for all i k of ourrethren thatat they take their feet off our next. amy: the pioneering supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has died at the age of 87, setting up a battle in washington over her successor. we will spend the hour looking at justice ginsburg'