more with reza right after this . dennis miller plus one. this is your media, a reflection of reality. the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation for community. you going the right way? where are you being somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is in a world corrupted. you need to this end. the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows ah, in the the hey folks. welcome back to dennis miller plus one and are plus one that i very genial bloke. i did this guy which as you do on the shows, but i like his effervescence reza, far as a real estate agent, tv personality, you know, and best for me. obviously the reality series shaws of sunset and season number 9, currently airing on bravo. and i just wanted to ask you a little tactical stuff when it's, when it's a market that's dried up, right? i guess you have to be a little more supplicating. is there an insouciance you have to convey now that it's a very hot market? you have to play a little harder to get or how you plan it. very realistic. the conversa

more with reza right after this . dennis miller plus one ah, ah ah, the pairing and found introducing and found to to a family when a new mother is going through that process, yet there's certainly tremendous cause for great joy, but because it's an event that causes so many different changes. it's stressful at many levels. i don't think that comes right on police report. in december 2020 a group of and she finishes fill out a film crew access for 3 months. 3rd row like people, organization. it's an i that must be opposed that channel out the gate ground. they may cover their faces, but they can say what they believe and we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to the united states as gotten driven. this is a chance to see who and teeth are really are. in order for me. my 1st amendment right and say that my life matter, i have to be onto the teeth of that. that's all america. we can't trust the police . we can't trust the government. we can't trust anyone except ourselve

yeah, listen i it's so funny, reza, because i originally hurt my wrist. i took up golf and my wrist started heard. so i was trying to do some weight lifting thing. somebody told me get a little 5 pound weight and just do this. and it was fun to be. you always talk about why should lose this last 5 or 10. and then you actually pick up a 5 ton one and you think like i can't believe on cut, no wonder people get tired carrying around the next or 20 is so i know it's not heavy for a weight lifting. but when you think about that in you to lose 60 pounds, brother good for you. and if i was on my way to get a copy this morning and i saw someone who was running and they were big and internally i was like because i ran this morning, i was thinking it's so hot and you're big. and i'm so proud of you, but i didn't want like, obviously i can't be like i like good job because you're like to know the effort it take. now when you have because i did it, i have so much respect. when i see people that are bigger, who push themselves, because like you said, holding that one

more with reza right after this . dennis miller plus one having and found introducing and found to to a family when a new mother is going through that process. yet there's certainly tremendous cause for great joy, but because it's an event that causes so many different changes. it's stressful at many levels. provision oh my god, i would have been understood. i like obviously lucky you lucky but you're so you'll have to i lost his bus because i just got the new program. he just got a radio. we started the, i'm on my cell, my daughter, but i brought it so i was just, you know, put it with him. i pulled up. i got, you know, just, i mean my, almost what i'm already whatever spits up i read me, just go to me. i remember we're going to go when i went up and i might have been thoroughly here so i just don't get time to reflect that it's faded to chantelle. but i'm one of this but i'm like honestly this is kim. i'm on my side and we can go to kind of all my just part of it. yes, it was a thing i was calling with you and your

three pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story there is increasing speculation the u.s. and u.k. could intervene in libya with use of force president obama says he's keeping all options open and ready to act if the crisis deepens washington has already increased its military presence in the region are. more. well i'm standing here on the border crossing between china sea and libya. and there certainly is a growing sense here that as the situation in libya deteriorates so too does the possibility for foreign intervention grow now the u.s. president barack obama in his strongest words so far against the libyan leader moammar gadhafi stated he had lost all legitimacy to rule and must sit down you also say that he had approved the use of american military equipment to assist in the evacuation of egyptian and other refugees from libya now there is concern here on the ground as there is in the international community that as the situation deteriorates under the guise of humanitarian assistance the united states the u.k.

welcome back to kaiser report stacey this is a fascinating conversation this guy paid reza really did his homework right you know we left off talking about the dasher and the friend of kaiser report here talkie and how they basically stood up to gavin andresen everybody was ready to introduce this fork to the code and suddenly 1st it was like i'm here talking is like wait let's think about this this is a $20000000.00 project we can't just change things like that we're south of quaint now and dasher had his own ideas and it became a very contentious issue but how did this notion of now that we're quite familiar with but at that point came in the introduction of the notion of a soft fork and getting miners to start to think milling support for either one of the answers so walk us through that sure yeah i think it's important to understand that as a project that technology in the philosophy that we know today didn't really emerge simultaneously right and there are a lot of different factors that contributed to how we think about it today that weren't immediately obvious to people or earl

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i am appalled by the execution of british uranian citizen alley, reza act, barry and iran. this was a callous and cowardly act carried out by a barbaric regime with no respect for the human rights of their own people. ali reza at bari, it was accused of passing classified defence unsecure information to the british intelligence services, as well as receiving nearly $2000000.00 in compensation he had confessed to but late to denied the allegations saying they were given under duress, oliver's act barrio had risen to be a high ranking arabian official, and he also fought for the country during the iran iraq war back in 2008. he was fried by an iranian colt, as no evidence was presented. he then moved to britain, where he received british citizenship. 10 years later, he was re arrested during a visit to toronto, and later found guilty of treason and executed. let's discuss this with sad muhammad miranda university of to run and joining us from iran itself. thanks for joining us now, professor miranda, know what's your take on the british reaction to the execution of this joint

just another case of iran being held to an impossibly high standard to discuss that i'm now joined by reza pahlavi the son of the last child iran and a problem ocracy activist mr behaving thank you very much for being here on worlds apart correct me if i'm wrong but as far as i understand your position is that the iranian voters should really disregard the choice of the candidates that they're being offered today is that correct indeed the basic premise of the problem from day one was a regime that is making a mockery of what they called elections were none of the circumstances in which. universally recognized standards at the finish of elections does not exist in our country but mr britling why does the choice have to be sore start either free or fair elections or no elections at all not the position that we have as a council that is getting a campaign for the ability to conduct free elections in iran we basically refer to the narrative established by you to buy into a parliamentary union which in its one hundred fifty fourth assembly document that describes circumstances that have to pre

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser it's time to go to bali indonesia and speak with de reza keep the last big calling day a welcome to the kaiser report thank you max glad to be here all right i should mention you have a podcast also my bitcoin story is the name of it now 1st why not tell us your bricklin story how living in bali made your story unique my i but big car in 2016 from a bit going a.t.m. it was installing. in indonesia and it was really interesting in 2016 so i guess that's like the the golden age of becoming where everyone can pay bitcoin so we have also a a website called bit island that shows all the places in bali where you can buy. it we can pay with bitcoin basically so that's my 1st encounter at because i am and then i use it for my business and then fell in love with it helped me a lot of time with my business so yeah it's been really great your company spec cawing provide education for indonesia so what groups are you looking to educate who is really taking a big going and where do you find some resistance right now like you know in indonesia is actuall

talk now to resit rashid director of research at the national iranian american council reza thanks so much for being with us and how likely are these new talks to succeed in your opinion first of all we've kind of been here before but is something different about them this time around. you know that we have been here before but there is probably two things that are very different one we haven't seen the situation between iran and the international community be at such a fever pitch we've never been so close to the precipice of war as we are now and i think that's focused the attention of decision makers not only in washington teheran but throughout the international community on and investing in a process of sustainable she actions and letting all parties know they need to compromise rather than exchanging ultimatums so we have a few weeks before the talks commence and to be a lot of back room politicking trying to figure out how we can find constructive solutions towards peace and and hopefully all parties involved including the israelis but not limited to what will invest in that pr

thank you reza the research director at the national radio american council live in washington. alarming reports from bahrain which say security forces are using toxic gas in some residential areas in the homes of opposition activists the use of tear gas is part of the continuing suppression and the rest of those people taking part in anti regime protests which are reported to be happening on the island nation daily four of our n.e.m.p. said heavier massai told r.t. the crackdown is likely to worsen while the authorities get away with abusing human rights. the problem that's happening in a. long time problem the offroad of using the new police force and violating human rights and how under our security to just shut up everyone no can not say anything and you know that maybe roger been. contracted for. three years and. just because he tried to raise his voice i can say that they took some police people with grades to the courts but they did not charge anyone off high grades who send their commands and are responsible of what's happening here in the brain. as well of course online

reza post three year old daughter thank you get it done and then and i'm sure. you get all that. back and that there is nothing at the factory they are no medical support. and that i have no friends and there are no safety regulations do you know when i start every day at eight am and there's no paid overtime watch how they should tonight i never get any holidays and if i miss half a day they counted as a full day that i don't know if i'm sick it's the same they count me up sent one dollar so i have to go to work and even when i'm ill. i'd like i've been otherwise i'll have no money left at the end of the month. my money back there's no doubt that the judge will let a man. sherman spends ten euros on her rent and for this price she gets one tiny room in which to house the whole family. if you like the majority of the slums five hundred thousand residents dependent on the lives of industry. you know better than the portion i never get a pay rise. down i asked for one in january but nothing happened they said to be happy with what i had or leave. after paying my rent and giving som

paris for more on this and the significance of the brics of it is brazil's former finance minister reza luis carlos press apparat thanks so much professor for coming on the show before we get to the brics summit is it your understanding that washington was behind the coup in bolivia in the past few days i don't. want. who's behind what's very clear is that what's a good at it what is was asked. now why not only because he was a nationalist and this is not present to the united states but also because he made a big mistake in the last election. there was a problem when they suspended for some time to counting and that there are clearly some intervention to guarantee to him. just to be elected do 1st he didn't mean that he did not need that but this we continue very much and this mistake it ended a. government that was very successful i think that a country like we needed as a country very difficult to get there is a country. in this country. what alice that 5 percent. every year does that 14 years. and there was steady that in the last year seems began to make it difficult and now we're

reza. i tell them around the world from the start that it was reza. but it was stepping back over time and had the. police removed quota for the night it was raining will keep books and chant then. breast there was mr who's the most the ukrainian was quick to set the record straight against prince a leap to no downs forced the referee to stop the flow. of the boat between japan's hero and russian a loaf recalled the epic battle between david and goliath in this case says merit in the los mess one out of to bill russian alexi who didn't have easily made his way to the semi's last visit but john still pay wait. it came down to the final four where who spade. placed a big heap of trouble. the queen and juice probably the only tactics that could have given him the edge loci kes and he's been worked forcing a lot of to give of the fight in the first round so it would have been very silly of me to trade punches plus it was important to finish a soon as possible three fights a night that's exhausting i should have saved some energy for the final. meanwhile t

welcome back to worlds apart where we are discussing iran's electoral system with reza pahlavi the son of the last shah of iran and a pro-democracy activist mr brock levy just before the break we mentioned some of the difficult legacy ofheo father your father with the help of documented help of british and american security and intelligence services really did away with many of the indigenous democratic institutions in iran and here i have to mention not only the nine hundred fifty three that ousted the democratically elected prime minister but also the abolition of multi-party system and nine hundred seventy five the brutal suppression of protests a large number of political prisoners pervasive and highly fear its secret police well it's not that your criticism of the current iranian authorities is not legitimate but when it's coupled with your own family's legacy in iran it's sort of hard supro says i mean ad hominem arguments almost immediately come to mind understand what i mean. of course and i think a lot of the wrong is today including many of the harsh or points of the previous

i thought after all the war from the start that it would reza. but it was stepping back over time and had the boy. but he got back. with remove quarterfinals on the night it was raining will keep books and chant then. of those around real clean breast there is next who's the most the crane in was quick to set the record straight against prince a leap to no downs forced the referee to stop the full length of the bout between japan's hero go holy and russian a loaf recalled the epic battle between david and goliath in this case says merit in their lives mask one out of to bill russian alexi who didn't have easily made his way to the semi's visitor but john still pay wait. it came down to the final four where who spader it bubbles around health place a big heap of trouble in a lot of the green and probably the only tactics that could have given him the edge loci kes and he's been worked for singer love to give of the fight in the first round the longest it would have been very silly of me to trade punches with all of plus it was important to finish

a mom of love for me, mom reza brought this here from iraq. we have 12 infallible a moms and the mom reza is our rights and mom, we respect all of them. my name numbers are trying, is not the only place in my shop that spalding with taurus. and recent years, the city has developed its recreational tours of infrastructure to offer a chance for programs, so have a bit of fun beside their spiritual experience. but it's hard to kind of see, and i'm up regarding tourism here. undoubtedly ever aspect in iran is good. it's natural attractions and even people's treatment. they show great respect towards us . oh, the just tourist destinations and your own health tourism attracts the chunk of the travelers over 60000 medical tourists from outside the von or expect that there was a question on by the end of this year. that's 10 percent of the total number 4 and visitors will seek treatment. any of the majority of the health tourist or from persian gulf countries? afghanistan, pakistan and c. r u. s. nation's. most of them travel for organ transplants, ey

and i'm president of the i told them from the book i heard from the start that it was reza. and i was stepping back all the time and had the bowling ball but he got. with remove qualifying so night it was raining will keep books and chant then but it was a real clean breast the next who's the most the crane in was quick to set the record straight against prince a lead to no downs forced the referee to stop the flow. of the bowed between japan's hiroko holy and russian giant could be in your last record the epic battle between david and goliath. in this case says merit in the los mess one out of to bill russian alexi who didn't have easily made his way to the semi's position but john still pay wait. it came down to the final four where who splay very levels that i will place a big heap of trouble in or lost the queen in juice probably the only tactics that could have given him the edge loci takes and he's been worked forcing a lot of to give of the fight in the first round so long he would have been very silly of me to trade punches with all of a plus it was important to fini

with news of a forthcoming tried after meeting in istanbul between of love to be a putin of russia reza tayyip erdogan of turkey and house and rouhani of iran let's go straight to attack iran now and talk to professor marandi from the university of tehran moment thanks so much for coming on again so why is the united states doing it is it on the side of isis day as well this whole thing that we've been seeing over the past few years in syria has more to do with iran and israel than anything else the reason why the americans from almost the very beginning alongside the saudis and others and unfortunately the sharpish government the reason why they supported the extremists the groups that ultimately became an al qaeda and syria among other extremist groups was because they wanted to weaken or destroy the syrian state in order to make things easier for the israeli regime and what has happened there's no. now that the syrian government with the support of iran russia has by law and the iraqi government in iraq forces as well as volunteers from places like afghanistan now that they've turned

it was all bluff bluffing to create such an impression and to get by lead to go diplomatic results reza sincere or not this policy of pressure has finally walked. or will september suddenly changed its edgy heute to send chills dieting or study it historically was remarkably locked up and to ford really tough sanctions against north korea barred from august of september chan is probably in somebody's guards tougher than the united states so they try to shore they're working very hard so essentially what you're saying is that donald trump managed to change the calculus of not only the north koreans but also other parties to this conflict but the north koreans do not have a reputation of being particularly feeble minded in fact i think they have a reputation of being very tough negotiators and trying to get as much as possible for as little as possible and yet all of a sudden they show this openness for one sided concessions agreeing to suspend military and ballistic tests while north asking the americans to suspend their military exercises is that a measure of how frightened they are or

difficult take in those pictures isn't it let's go live to reza research at the islamic human rights commission hey there we just saw in some shocking pictures to our viewers we've documented such a long time but the horrors going on there in yemen why is the u.s. looking to perspire in this resolution one school of thought is that they simply don't upset the saudis what do you think about that. i think one of the things that is clearly there saudi arabia or britain or america are actually working together in terms of this in terms of weapons that are being given over to saudi arabia and they say treason or say it's great for the economy that these drones are actually going overseas that people who can live a more comfortable life america is also got its interests and particular agenda that's going on saudi arabia has got its own kind of thing in terms of trying to make sure that it's generally in that area and that there is no government that is not approved by it in yemen and they've actually part of the agenda that the west needs to have to continue so that there isn't going to be

reza since the kernel was how to treat. the week's top stories on our t.v. u.s. stripped of its prize aaa credit rating for the first time triggering fears of another global financial crisis as investors ready for a black monday asian markets have opened and gone it's negative territory. in the eurozone debt will provoke a turbulent week with european central bankers now agreeing to buy italian and spanish bonds to help stem the rot. israelis take to the streets as a quarter of a million protesters demanding government drive down the cost of living or hit the brakes. and our t.v. is the republic of south three years since the conflict with georgia devastated the region but finally brought recognition. need today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r.t. as we've reporting been.

welcome back to worlds apart where we are discussing iran's electoral system with reza pahlavi the son of the last shah of iran and a pro-democracy activist mr frank let me just before the break we mentioned some of the difficult legacy of your father or your father with the help of documented help of british and american security and intelligence services really did away with many of the indigenous democratic institutions in iran and here i have to mention not only the nine hundred fifty three coup that ousted the democratically elected prime minister but also the abolition of the multi-party system in nineteen seventy five the brutal suppression of protests a large number of political prisoners pervasive and highly fear it secret police well it's not that your criticism of the current iranian authorities is not legitimate but when it's coupled with your owns family's legacy in iran it's sort of heart supro says i mean ad hominem arguments almost immediately come to mind do understand what i mean. of course and i think a lot of the wrong is today including many of the harsh or points

previously he was appearing almost daily are libyan state television giving addresses he's still giving reza dresses but now it he's using the symbol of a gold first smashing an american fighter jet so no doubt he is afraid of actually getting people know his precise location we are also hearing that at no civilians at least at this moment there is no confirmation that civilians were killed in that strike now the british ministry has confirmed that it did send its planes over tripoli in the last few hours it says however it got into cations that there were civilians on the ground and that is why did not carry out any is strikes of its own . in the arab league which initially gets back into the campaign is now condemning the report to the civilian killings always seeing international position against this. we certainly are seeing international opposition grow it's not only the arab league. it is now coming out with these conflicting statements that it backs the no fly zone that it doesn't back in the fire zone that it's signed up for the protection of civilians or not for the killing of civil

hindu paradise all right day oh reza good we must say goodbye but thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you thank you for having me and that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would want to thank our guest they are reza kicked out of tell us bitcoin in bali indonesia and so next time by all. l. look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the 1st law show your identification for should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point is to trace every one of them shia. conflict on various chozen with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. a robot must protect its own existence as. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the street many of them underage. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles all they were going to come out to see officers going undercover as

reza cute we must say goodbye but thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you thank you for having me and that's going to do it for this edition of times report with me max kaiser and stacey i would want to thank our guest dayo reza kicked spit coin in bali indonesia and so next time by i'll. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you. headlines this hour taken off air china's flagship english news channel has banned concerns about its ownership also become a clear 'd just the drugs regulator to fast track the evaluation of russia's. that issue it continues to create vaccine shortages we speak to the head of an italian and she had. a very very not you know my whole family received sputnik the jobs back in november and now we have a high level of antibodies we know that russia has great scientific tradition so we have no doubts about taking the russian job. and u.k. food banks are inundated with pleas for help there's a growing poverty crisis sees the most vulnerable having to choose

and it turns out the procureur drink at starbucks reza surprising him radio. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you saw you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. gallery would you like to. look into the loan itself you know get the real headlines with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . thanks. to the capital account i'm learning mr. in screwed news the world's richest man mexican cell phone tycoon carlos slim doesn't have to worry about his own retirement but he wants the rest of the world to worry about their speaking in the newspaper el universal slim call on developing nations

reza good we must say goodbye but thanks reg on the cars report thank you thank you for having me writing us. got to do it for this edition of times report with me max kaiser states are ever going to thank our guest day our reza kicked a bit coin in bali indonesia and so next time. secret prisons are not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however even the most prosperous can be deceived within this 0 zone there were 2 view houses were. prison was located only cia people had access to the story for investigators sure hell they uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. you graded nor in. hockey see maybe a sword for. crying for justice on r.t. . that are going to happen other than that though that that cut out of the lot of the money that they're going to get examined. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm. not that i want to know how to party. why not. why it generated the all the people we believe will be here. all of my case i don't want them up with johnny but i are of the moment i thought of mother having a little accuser is a little

reza marashi research director at the national iranian american council live with us on the line from washington thanks for that. the rescue package for spanish banks will come with strings attached that's the message from the german chancellor who said the house will be tied to reforms in the banking sector that contradicts comments from the country's prime minister indicated that the hundred billion euros of financial aid was different from conditional bailouts of other e.u. states political risk consultant john holzman says it's getting harder and harder for you politicians to make investors believe their strategy is effective. the point is that of course the germans are going to part with their money without conditions mrs merrill has a very tough political scene or sell and if she were said to just give the spanish one hundred million euro the people in germany would think she lost her mind so corpse are going to be conditions of course the trade is going to look over spanish banks of course there's going to be conditionality the e.u. level and the spanish and what's happening is

and it turns out that a procurer drink at starbucks reza surprises him. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else or see some other part of it and realize that everything. is a big issue. here even with. the loan itself you know get the real headline which none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and from what actually matters so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about. and transfer them back in t.v. . back to conversations with great so i'm speaking with. nobel prize winning economist new york times columnist and author of the new book this depression now. dr i'm curious as a young man. what excited you or drew you into the field of economics and is that was that your right out of high school kind of choice of career path or did you come about it by a circuitous route. well it's

state department good to get your background there good to see you tonight reza the u.n. atomic age. he says it can't say for sure if there are any nuclear weapons in iran because iran isn't cooperating enough that's their line surely now is the time to be more transparent than is it not what do you think. the type of transparency you know what the agency is saying is that they can't confirm whether or not iran is actually pursuing the process of building a nuclear weapon everybody knows that they currently don't have what we can all agree on so the issue is the agency wants increased transparency from the iranian government the iranian government saying that while the international conflicts around iran and its program its nuclear program is trapped in a paradigm of conflict and the international community primarily the west in continues to increase the pressure on iran with no positive inducements or at least perceived positive inducements to shift the paradigm toward something more positive then they have no real motivation to cooperate in a more transparent way this i

international community including russia which is we're not taking any part in a military campaign reza few nations are attempting to instill order in libya through military means we don't think it's the right thing to do but there is one nuance you should keep in mind georgia had been split into three parts by the time of the border with what should have been about pulling the country back together for them rather than merely restoring constitutional order reza libya is still in one piece such a risk does exist for libya but so far all the parties in a conflict ending the so-called rebels in the program half the forces have pledged that to preserve their country's territorial integrity so the situations are quite different however i'm not saying this to explain how we make decisions i'm merely trying to demonstrate that all of these situations and scenarios are totally diverse. this goes for other countries as well some of the states i see what about syria and they should syria syria is a more complex issue but sadly their situation has been unfolding in a very dramatic way so far. all

also get some reaction from iran journalist and political analyst how mad reza mahdi joins me now live from the reigning capital tehran thank you so much mr money for joining us here on r t so first off to what extent does this deal correspond with what is ron was hoping to get out of these talks originally. what iran wanted to have two things. on paper first was its right to enrich uranium and second was lifting of the sanctions so it appears like iran got both of them in the sense that the sanctions will be lifted partially and over the next six months the process will continue until the sanctions are totally lifted the illegal sanctions. which russia china the united states the european union have been part and they have imposed illegal sanctions against iran a nation which has caused a lot of problems for the ordinary iranians but on the part of the enrichment says we have. managed to get the recognition of five percent uranium enrichment it's right to enrich uranium up to five percent and here is what the white house says iran has agreed to halt all uranium enrichment of five perc

reza marashi is the research director at the national iranian american council live here and i'll take thank you. it injured hundreds triggering panic and now selling to say the asteroid that blaze its way into russia's year olds may be part of an orbiting family that could be flying towards a world that after the break. americans have long seen latin and south america as part of their geopolitical back yard stereotypes die hard but new realities on the ground give reason to believe this continent is on the rise and determined to control its own fate regardless of washington's unilateral perceived interests and given the trends should the american be learning spanish. i would rather as questions for people and positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. just turning seventeen minutes in the news continues now famous russian vodka could soon be hard to find in new york and not because of production troubles activists and some by. owners in the u.s. and europe of call for a boycott outraged by a

and the g seven moves to stabilize the yen i match reza will have more in our business border. around the world and around the clock this is our team the latest international developments the u.s. britain and france claim they have succeeded in scattering isolating his forces after a weekend of airstrikes and coalition says they have no information to confirm if sixty four people were killed during the bombardment on sunday night colonel gadhafi his command center and tripled was destroyed during a targeted attack oxys port a sneer is in the capital with more. we are hearing from the pentagon that it is extremely satisfied with the way this operation is so far being conducted its is that gadhafi is increasingly under stress that they have managed to isolate and scatter his forces we're also hearing that washington in a matter of just days will be ready to relinquish control of this whole operation over now the last few hours have been relatively quiet here in the capital city of tripoli the situation remains incredibly tense people are certainly incredibly frightened and around

five pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story cairo's tahrir square again packed with people gathered for friday prayers with the threat of continued violence hanging in the air recent clashes have seen more than forty people killed since saturday as angry protesters call for the military authorities to hand over power to a civilian government and his palace leader has more from cairo. the situation here still tense and still very unpredictable i've been walking around the square talking to people they forgot that today last chance friday but there's a difference of opinion difference in opinions in terms of how today will pan out some of the protesters have been talking to say that they're very fearful that they will be fine and strife that the whole situation will distain into an arche and chaos but on the other hand it just as many protesters are seen talking to he said if they don't need it today will mark the end of this whole phase as they term it these are protesters who planned on monday to go and vote in the parliamentary elections they feel

marashi research director for the national iranian american council welcome to the show reza so the goshi asians are on the table are you optimistic that that this can work i mean i'm always cautiously optimistic that the columns you can be successful with the process that if you invest in over a sustained period of time then the two parties will eventually be able to figure out how to a meeting of the minds can become possible but to after three decades of little or no communication between iran and the united states there's no question that it's going to be a very challenging path that we all sides are facing and you know i think the being on the precipice of war has really focused the attention of various decision makers in various capitals and focus them specifically on the need for all parties to compromise and likely see the introduction to the show so talking the talk is one thing but now it's time to walk the walk and in the run up to these negotiations taking place there's a lot of backroom politicking going on to see if we can make this happen so i'm optimistic but can we

marashi i asked reza whether he thought iran is in fact in the process of building a nuclear weapon here's what he had to say. well i think it's important to consider what the consensus view or the consensus thoughts of the u.s. government is and in two thousand and seven and again in two thousand and eleven the national intelligence estimate of the united states of america which is a consensus document representing twenty seven intelligence agencies said that from two thousand and three onward they have a high level of confidence that the iranian government had abandoned its intent and its process towards developing a nuclear weapons capability then why is it that we're constantly hearing this talk of you know they're actually not and even if they let the inspectors in to the places that we know about how do we know there's not other places then we hear the crazy rhetoric on the campaign trail from a lot of these republican candidates bomb iran bomb iran they want to bomb us first why if if what you say is true that you know this is in the consensus for years is there this other si

six am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story three people have been killed two injured after a gunman opened fire on a tourist minibus in the russian republic of coverage you know ball-carrier a few hours later a cable tower at a ski lift at the resort of terror school was blown up now the hotels in the center of the busy tourist village have been evacuated after a suspected car bomb was discovered artie's catarina as are about has the details. despite the fact that it is of course located in russia's volatile north caucuses it has been perhaps one of the most calm and stable republics so these events that have unfolded in the last twenty four hours are certainly very stressful what originally started as an ordinary ski trip ended in tragedy when five people were making their way from a moscow to a resort in the russian republic of cuba in the on their way from the airport to the actual resort of the a minibus they.

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