the shah's regime collapsed. the ayatollah khamenei called for the overthrow of the shah and coordinate the revolution from exile. he made a triumphant return. he flue from his home in exile in paris and was greeted by supporters. when the shah entered the u.s. for cancer treatment militants in iran responded by storming the u.s. embassy, and taking the staff hostage. with ayatollah khamenei's approval they demands his return to iran to face trial. the u.s. refused. hostages were hold for 445 dies. they were released moments after the shah died and moments after ronald reagan was inaugurated. >> the former head of iran sods national scholar, ambassador, it's good to see you. here we are. 37 years after the resolution. do most iranians think they are better off? >> i believe this is not religious hypocrisy, but a religious hit okay rahsy, prepared in the counter governing system. every high level decision make or is elected by the people. at the same time, since 1979, iran insisted on religious values, i would say

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both the shah and the united states seem to be aloof to the revolutionary fervor.was increasingly captivating the thoughts of ordinary iranians. >> the new iranian islamic republic would be inspired by the stern religious principles of islam, nothing else. >> ayatollah khomeini became the enemy of the united states the moment he replaced the shah. he gave a series of sermons that condemned the loss of iranian sovereignty. >> when ayatollah khomeini saw large crowds gathering in support in front of the embassy, he made the decision, i'm not going to stand against this wave. i'm going to ride it. >> there has been a persistent belief in many quarters here in iran that the united states government was plotting to restore the shah to power here. >> from the iranian standpoint, it wasn't terrorism. they looked at the embassy as an occupying force. the embassy was actually the agent for controlling iranian politics. >> khomeini issued a new washr warning. he said if the americans try military force to rescue the hostages, the students will kill them all and blow up the e

mark: sanjiv shah, chief investment officer at sun global investment.nd, catastrophe claimed allianz in the fourth quarter. ♪ mark: let's get to the bloomberg business flash. apple is getting more time to argue against a court order that would force it to break into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. the standoff is pitting the company's push to protect customers' privacy against the government's struggle to attack grime. -- crime. a lender boosted profit and passed the fed and you will stress test. a reversal from its failure a year earlier. cuturce says citadel has investment professionals from one of its trading units after its main hedge fund lost 6.5% in the first six weeks of the year. reported a 16% rise in fourth-quarter profit today. that was a mess. miss what was behind that on net income? hans: good morning, mark. claims on natural catastrophe. they also had to write down a goodwill charge. focusingny, they are on net profit. here's what the cfo had to say to manus cranny earlier today. some have written down goodwill for asian

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and the americans gave the kurds weapons in order to fight the iraqis to force them to deal with the shah of iron and when the shah got what he wanted then the kurds were abandoned and the kurds were slaughtered and massacred. the kurds have a saying that the kurds have no friends except the mountains. let me say this. the kurds in turkey, eleanor is you got about 35 million of them with no state. but if they get a state this is why the turks are so frightened. if they get a state it can only be brought about eventually by amputations of four countries. iran, iraq, syria, and especially turkey where there are 15 million and it ain't if it does happen, there's going to be a bloody war and the united states will have to intervene to save the kurds. using the word "amputation" does make it sound pretty improbable but there are, they live in all those areas. >> those countries. >> you're looking at the whole middle east kind of in turmoil and breaking up anyway so i don't think that's out of the question. >> i think syria and iraq, i think there will be -- that you can have the autonomous --

ahmed shah said, any activity we take is to protect our country. opponents say this violates indians rights to participate. >> it is an attack on democracy. and that is why we are finding that more and more people are coming out in support. >> the government's action he are seen by many as part of a growing intolerance here since prime minister narendra modi's bjp party came to power in 2014. >> showing are solidarity with these students, they say it has become a national issue because whatever happens here not only affects the students' ability to express their views but also every citizen's rights to freedom of speech. divya gopalan, al jazeera, new delhi. >> according to reports from the national health service, according to the report one in four people will experience mental problems every year and 75% of those who do experience the problem receive no help whatsoever. those who experience severe mental health problems, can expect 15 to 20 year shortlier life. costing almost $14 billion a year. mental health services says they need to be target

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metul shah/vcu medical school student "nuhum." the seven year old and the med school student are unlikely valentines. metul shah and katie whatley met eight days ago. metul was on a rotation at the children's hospital of richmond at vcu and found out that katie didn't have a valentines. metul shah/vcu medical school student "and it's just unfair cause of her classmates, none of do that. they're not in the same situation." 13 months ago -- katie was diagnosed with leukemia. she went into remission but then came december. amanda whatley/katie's mother "unfortunately 11 months in, relapsed, with leukemia tumors on both of her optic nerves. she had a bone marrow transplant february 3rd from bone marrow harvested from her baby sister the day before." that's the backdrop that the med student met the seven- year-old. nats of singing monday -- metul and his friends from the delta chi chapter at vcu had a surprise katie got her valentines day -- in the form of 20 grown men. metul shah/vcu medical school student "the beanie boos that she li

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canada, australia, peru, chile, mill lay shah in the last week or so. certainly there were talks about large protests happening here on the day of the signing. we're seeing a few hundred people gathering outside of the venue where the signing is taking place. certainly no sign of trouble. very high level of security around this facility, but much of the opposition certainly in new zealand and in some of the other countries centers around a feeling or an opinion from that opposition movement that there will be a lot of sovereignty associated with the signing of this deal. that is boeing to big business. big corporations, particularly in the united states, who under this deal they feel will have far too much power. >> live for us. thank you. >> now, luxembourg has announced it wants to make a giant leech into asteroid mining. there are 30,000 asteroids close to the earth. they're made up of minerals like gold and platinum, and it's estimated that a single cubic meter could be worth $1 trillion u.s. dollars. to development the technology to get there, that

let's bring in the shah galani. yellen goes to d.c. market goes down. >> it started to go up because the anticipation was she would be extremely dovish which in fact she was. the realization was where is federal reserve really going to go? if they're talking about negative rates, things must be pretty bad so the market sold off on account of that. charles: talk about that for a moment. germany has negative rates. japan went to the negative rates. for audience that doesn't understand, for regular person, when negative rates, when governments are selling bonds, negative rates what are they doing? >> in terms of the bond market there are different ways in terms of going about getting negative rates. in terms of bonds, they bid up the price of bonds so much, they're buying them, central banks are buying them, prices go up, yield falls so much, the actual return on the bond is negative. charles: essentially you're paying someone to hold your money for you? >> exactly. what it is. charles: i think in america they call that loan-sharking or s

and that lead to some showing shah she showing that she knew he had had a dark side and this paints him in a a little more negative light, maybe him seen guilty after all. >> and oprah taking her whole crew on a fieldtrip to hawaii. >> i want to work for oprah. if anything ever went south in my current working association, i want to work for oprah, because she treats her people so cool, and it was not all mai tai's. they were trying to plot out people's best plan to their best self and what better way to get you motivated than to put you in a beautiful place. hand it to oprah, she knows how to keep her staff motivated. >> i totally agree. >> you can watch dish nation right after our news cast week days at 11:35. >> and it's a big weekend for ufs softball, we are going to

. >> there have been warnings from government ministers and right wing politicians, ahmed shah said in this statement, i can assure you any action we take is to protect our country and any anti-india comments will not be tolerated. >> this is an attack on the left and progressive movement, it is an attack on the university. that's why we are finding more and more are coming out in support. >> reporter: seen by many as part of a growing intolerance here since narendra modi's bjp party came to power. they say it's become a national issue because what happens here, not only affects the students' aibilitiesstudents'abilities tos but every person's right to freedom of speech. divya gopalan. al jazeera. >> oil prices are hurting around the world and nigeria is no exception. the government is having to look at other ways to make money. won't be achieved without ove overcome challenges p ahmed idris reports. >> at the end of the rainy season he comes out here to work on a small holding. he gross tomato, pepper and other vegetables. he's one of the lucky through to have this, even though it is

shah galani, you cover that relationship with the oil and stocks.he ashley webster ratio, $1 drop in oil equals 100 in the dow. >> i do, i think below $25, call it 200. for every dollar below-- >> wait a minute, for every dollar below $20 that oil goes, that takes 500 off the dow. >> yes. stuart: it's that big a deal. >> the correlation is that tight. oil is the leading edge of what he is going on in terms of the borrows, not making debt service, the banks at risk and fallout effect across markets liz: and the oil majors in the dow. >> there are huge companies that bring oil down every time it gets hit. stuart: the correlation between oil and stocks continues. we're at the low of the day, 260 points as we speak and oil is at 30.87 a barrel. all right, shah, stay there for a second. excellent coverage of the oil market, appreciate that. after last night's win in nevada looking more and more like donald trump will be the republican nominee. jonah goldberg is with us, are you ready for trump as a candidate for the presidency? are you ready for this? >>

a stray bullet from keller's gun hit 12-year-old day shah joiner. due back in court next month. >>> we've just learned explosive new information about the troubled son of a former top de blasio aide. he is charged with manslaughter for stabbing and killing a teenager. we just stepped out of the courtroom in new jersey where prosecutors say there is more to it than simple self-defense. >> reporter: indeed. noerdlinger is the 19-year-old son of rachel noerdlinger. she was the chief of staff up until about year or so ago. what we found out today confirmed what we first reported last night. the state saying, yes, this was a drug deal gone bad. that noerdlinger had a preexisting relationship with the victim, a 16-year-old from spring valley, who was according to the state working for noerdlinger has a drug dealer. that he called on the way down noerdlinger was aware of this, that he was armed with a knife when they came there. they got into an argument. this all according to the state. and that noerdlinger then stabbed his victim with a knife 7 inches into his leg. his defense attorney says th

ten year ferguson resident, aly shah jordan says the price tag of the agreement is less than the cost of doing nothing. >> so much of this seems to be around money. >> it is. and i do understand, you know, because i am living it. we're all living it. but ought the end of the day well have to do what's right. >> reporter: the mayor told us it will be less expensive to fight the lawsuit in court than to implement the decree as drafted. scott, now there is a possibility. the city could end up paying for both. >> thanks. >>> some laminate flooring sold by lumber liquidators can cause eye, nose, throat irritation and breathing difficulty according concerns were raised by a 60 minutes investigation into formaldehyde in the flooring. the cdc says the cancer risk is low. >>> coming up next -- tests for cancer are being sold without proof that they work. love across seven decades and 15 time zones. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow! it added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like...wiped everything clean. 6x c

shah doom hussein had a chance to be an ally and he never stepped up and said is that he would be. >> andy karr is the former white house chief of staff under president george w. bush. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> and for the first tylenol in this campaign, all six of the republican -- time in this campaign, all six of the republican candidates will answer in two town halls only here on cnn. they'll be live wednesday and thursday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, moderated by aroundson cooper, ben carson, marco rubio, and ted cruz kick it off wednesday night. john kasich, jeb bush, and donald trump will field questions thursday night. that beginning 8:00 p.m. wednesday and thursday nights, only here on cnn, 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the next president should get to child abuse the replacement, not president obama, but do all of his republican colleagues agree? >>> and hillary clinton adds another day in nevada to reschedule. we're going to talk about how important an win there is to her campaign. i took muci

many people know shah the vermont senator was facevermont senator was facing a major uphill battle into the palmetto state coming into this primary. every poll showed him trailing hillary clinton by a large leaders of his campaign says regardless of what happensregardless of what happens south carolina they are not giving up his chances of winning democratic nomination. from the head of the bernie sanders campaign jeff weaver and spent several days here in south carolina this week meeting with voters across the state. that included a rally at township auditorium last night columbia. to cap things, he believes sanders message for workingsanders message for working-class voters and plans to raise the minimum wage makes public college education free and expand health care will move him forward in the primary season. hoping for good results in western states like michigan and ohio and past super tuesdayand ohio and past super tuesday. >> a lot of states come. we haven't been to california. we haven't been to new york state and pennsylvania. a lot of big states come in this race and a lot of

i'm live, matt due lee shah, bc kr c 10 news. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm jessica boyington. right now right around 29, penndot crews there. all traffic moving by that scene nicely. we'll have updates for you. we have a lot of different closures right now and we'll update you on the drives and the flooding when i come back in the 6:00 hour. >>> and check this out. we want to show you this time lapsed video of the storm hitting our area. this is what it looked like when the wind and the rain rolled through center city yesterday. the wild weather tossed around our camera which is located atop the mellon building. wow. ♪ >>> students celebrated their 100th day of class at the andrew jackson charter school. in honor of black history month, 100 african-american men came to talk to the students. the kids heard from athletes, businessmen, doctors, lawyers, teachers, and public officials. >> it's so good to come out here all the time with the young people. i'm so happy so many people are giving of their time and effort and young people to express to them undoubtedly they can do whene

. >>> then lady gaga's new kiss filled message in defense of ka shah. >>> and kelly clarkson's emotional performance on "american idol." why she broke down on stage. >>> plus -- >> it's that gross ratty old man george clooney. >> it's time for mean tweets movie edition and nobody is off limits. >>> big stars, big movies, big tv shows. your entertainment news source >> welcome to "ok! tv." i'm megan telles in beautiful las vegas. we have got all of your entertainment news. >> vicious attacks. >> that's not a good attribute for a president. >> yelling, name calling. >> this guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar. >> donald trump going defense, literally under attack from both sides. and the latest nastiest republican showdown yet. >> the government doesn't support -- >> gentlemen -- >> the candidates sparring in houston over taxes, immigration and who repeats themselves the most. himself -- >> i saw you five seconds ago. >> trump tweeting afterwards, all the online polls have me winning the debate. i really enjoyed the evening. not easy but good. marco rubio still lashing out.

he was replaced in 2001 by donna shah lull. >>> a man claims emergency surgery at an animal hospital left his dog badly burned. he reports sasha was brned possibly by a heated blanket. he took sasha to the hospital spleen. while they were able to help the dog, he says sasha came home with third degree burns. got worse, was swollen. he's now set up a gofundme@ page. so far they say it has cost them almo $4,000. plan take animal hospital says the standards of care were met when caring for sasha and have never experienced any issues with the surgical method used in is case. >>> a lot more ahead this morning, including this, what started off as a heat forward pulling out of the all-star game for a calf strain has the team worryin about chris bosh's >>> it was a >>> welcome back. time 5:24. with trade rumors circling the miami heat, the team has something serious to worry abt, chris bosh's health. a calf strain usually isn't that big of a deal, but this time it might be. the team is concerned it might be more than that. when bosh missed the second half of last season with a life-threateni

nbc 10's matt due lee shah is live, one of several areas concerned with flooding. matt? >> reporter: we traveled here to give you a look at the conditions we're seeing here in montgomery county. take a look right here. this is riverview boulevard in west norton. beyond the trees is the schuylkill river. it's already starting to spill its banks onto the apartment complex. right here to the right where cow see the water meeting the curb, there's a stick there. we put that stick there when we last saw you 30 minutes ago. you can see how much farther that water has started to creep up. a couple more feet in this direction. we even had to back up our truck a few feet because we didn't want to get overcome by water. the water is moving slowly but you don't want to be driving when you can't see what's underneath you. i wanted to show you. the national weather service put out flood reports here. you can see the schuylkill river is in minor flood stage. it's a little over 13 feet. that is flood stainless. you can see the forecast here also just under 15 feet. that should happen l

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lipica shah is an instructor for the american red cross. what is the difference between a sprain and a strain? >> a sprain is the stretching or tearing of ligaments at a joint. and a strain is the stretching or tearing of your muscles and tendons, so, just different body parts. >> so, what do we do? >> so, let's all get on the ground, because if you hurt your ankle, you'd be on the ground. regardless of whether it's a the same way using the acronym rice -- r.i.c.e. that stands for rest, immobilize, cold, and elevate. rest just means stay in the position that we found it. if it's at an awkward angle, i want to leave it that way, 'cause straightening it out could cause the injury to be worse. immobilize really only comes into play if i need to move cammie somewhere else, like if it's unsafe where i am. i want to make sure that her injury isn't gonna move from its position while we are moving, so i might have to do something to keep it in place. cold is really one of the most important things, and that's exactly what it sounds like. take somet

she and her husband had gone to french poll knee shah around christmas time. brazil has turned into ground zero for concerns over the virus. that had caused some concerns for tourists heading to carnival in rio de janeiro. others say they'll just be caution about the tradition of kissing strangers. >>(translator): people have to take care of themselves against zika, maybe avoiding to kiss everyone here. >> when i found more about the illness, i'm now not so worried. >> this year's carnival celebration is being considered a dress rehearsal for the summer olympics. millions are expected to descend for the summer games in august, and there's reports the u.s. olympic committee has issued a warning to athletes, telling athletes and staff worried about about the zika virus they should consider not going to the summer games. >>> california drivers regularly pay more for gas than people in other states. today there's a meeting to discuss whether that price difference is fair. we pay more than the rest of the country for gas because of cleaner air standards and higher

just how far republican presidential candidate donald trump is being swept under the rug much to the shaheen of his fans. >> we came all the way out here from chicago. we came out from new york. they say that they want to take a picture of donald trump's ca car. they were unable to. they walk away very disappointed. >> hollywood greeter believes his pal leo won't be disappointed sunday night. he met the front runner forth best actor award and feels leo is a lock to bring home oscar. >> leo all the wait a minute the year of the leo. >>reporter: about an hour ago there were tarp ovez% the red carpet but they are not worried about rain this weekend. it look like it's going to be dry and sunny and very nice here. couldn't have discrepancyed theç weather any better. in hol7 news. >> good stuff. matt will be in hollywood all weekend for continuing according7klhtc of the oscars e count down t/kt sunday big show. doeÑ with usq' for his life can=? follow matt site for behindeb the scenes sneak peek. with on tht/q" carpet at the oscars followedax by the oscar opening ceremonyz live from the red c

. >> reporter: he will shah bob controls part of the country and isis is expanding. authorities are saying tonight the passenger that was blown out of the plane was a 55-year- old man. we know that two other passengers suffered minor injuries but that's one of the things that sticks out when we did the story last night, it was said that no one was hurt. >> and it was frightening enough then. >> right. to hear one went missing and no one realize it. >> frightening. >>> a jfk artifact that may be too good to be true. >> new information about this at the presidential library in dorchester. >> plus, controversy brewing about a newly planned dorm for black men only. at a popular new england college. from postal workers to nurses... change: bernie sanders. action as "a bold, fearless voice for the planet." the nation endorses bernie saying, "you can trust sanders because he doesn't owe his political career to the financial overlords." the nashua telegraph declares: wall street money." the valley news says, "sanders has been genuinely outraged about the treatment of ordinar

basil about wha buoy was senten5 years behind bars and sal dean shah heed was also sentenced. >> reporter: investigator its say 18-year-old jacob francisco is a senior at bensalem high school manufactured and sold pot brownies but when they got in the hands of upwards of a dozen shafer middle school students, police were notified. >> there's no doubt that fed customers in the elementary school he would have sold to elementary school kids. this is the type of individual we don't need on our streets. >> reporter: director of public safety says francisco sold the drugs to a middle school student who in turn dealt the pot bonnies to the seventh graders. when the students ingested the drugs other students told teachers. >> he's got about a dozen and a half customers that he regularly sells to. and he was selling them to kids in the middle school. >> reporter: the search of francisco's home turned up drugs and cooking supplies for the brownies. he says pot brownies can be extremely dangerous because some dealers lace them with synthetic marijuana and other chemicals that can cause hallucination

shah la la: i want to note -- ms.halala: in closing we need all of you to consider these recommendations and move forward and now after you've heard from jim greenwood we'd be happy to answer any questions you have. mr. murphy: thank you. recognized.d you're mr. greenwood: i'm tempted to ask unanimous consent to insert your opening state and ms. degette's as the opening to our report. i'm especially honored to be testifying here today. this hearing is quite timely not because a catastrophic biological event has recently occurred babu because one has not occurred in the u.s. whether it's a dirty bomb or an influential outbreak, we are underprepeared to respond to these threats and we must take immediate steps to be better prepared. it's been a great privilege to serve on the study panel with my esteemed colleagues. the biological threat is real and it is growing. while we are prepared, bet prepared today than a decade ago due to federal and private sector investment this efact is we are still dramatically underprepared

but then last night in gnash you shah, he struggled with it again. >> we are taking the struggles of raising the children in the 21st century and it's hard to instill our values in our kids instead of the values to ram down their throats. it's hard to instill in the values we teach in the homes and the churches instead of what they try to ram down our throats in movies and popular culture. >> donald trump who has led since july finished out the canal pain with a rally of about -- campaign with a rally of about 5,000 supports last night. he pleaded with them to vote, talked about the comments in favor of waterboarding and he was prompted by a woman in the audience to describe epithet about ted cruz. i need to give you a warning, some might find this offensive. >> they asked ted cruz a serious question, what do you think of waterboarding, is it okay? i thought he'd say it's okay, but he said, he was concerned about the incident -- some people -- she just said a terrible thing. she just said -- shout it out because i don't want to -- okay. you're not allowed to say and i never expect to

just how far republican presidential candidate donald trump is being swept under the rug much to the shaheen of his fans. >> we came all the way out here from chicago. we came out from new york. they say that they want to take a picture of donald trump's ca car. they were unable to. they walk away very disappointed. >> hollywood greeter believes his pal leo won't be disappointed sunday night. he met the front runner forth best actor award and feels leo is a lock to bring home oscar. >> leo all the wait a minute the year of the leo. >>reporter: about an hour ago there were tarp ovez% the red carpet but they are not worried about rain this weekend. it look like it's going to be dry and sunny and very nice here. couldn't have discrepancyed theç weather any better. in hol7 news. >> good stuff. matt will be in hollywood all weekend for continuing according7klhtc of the oscars e count down t/kt sunday big show. doeÑ with usq' for his life can=? follow matt site for behindeb the scenes sneak peek. with on tht/q" carpet at the oscars followedax by the oscar opening ceremonyz live from the red c

shah has brought up very important points and specifically the punches razor be helpful. we are running out of time. >> dr. house could you say very briefly what the trusted program as? >> absolutely. one of the challenges we have this despite having a billion users they might not understand how the flag effectively and example that always comes to my mind is that her most flag video ever is a justin b. bieber video simply because people dislike it we are confronted with how do we increase the number of high-quality flags that we have so we work with both government agencies including the cti argue in the home office but also ngos to help them understand what our community guidelines are and give them additional tools for flagging. what we found is whereas the general public has about a one third accuracy rate for flagging these trusted flaggers tend to have a 90%% accuracy rate so it's much easier for us to prioritize their flags and to act quickly on them. >> is there a way in which it could add to that for example if their members the public the public who have made fo