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iran's foreign minister says his country is unmoved by threats.resident also took executive action to scale back reg eulogies on -- regulations on wall street. he talked about the measures with top ceos and banking executives here at the white house. >> we have so many people in mind, that have nice businesses. can't borrow money because of rules and regulations. >> the president signed a mem randa that cracked down on payments and hidden fees from financial planners. and he signed an executive order that directs the treasury secretary to find ways to revise the dod act. in 2008. they say they are needed to protect consumers. republicans say the law does not work. >> they said it would lead to more stable economy. yet the big banks are bigger, and the small banks are huge remember. >> friday afternoon, the president left for what he calls the winter white house. he will spend the weekend in largo, florida. weijia jiang, the white house. >>> promise to makeenz great again. >> u.s. senate will vote next week on whether betsy duvos will become trump'

. >> iran's foreign minister has already responded saying that his country is, quote, unmoved by the u.s. threats. >>> tense moments at one of the most famous tourist attractions in paris where authorities say they stopped an attempted terrorist attack. cbs' teri okita on the confrontation with a man carrying knives >>> reporter: hundreds of tourists poured out of the louvre as french police in riot gear secured the iconic paris museum. just before lunchtime friday, a man armed with two machetes and two backpacks tried to enter the museum's underground shopping mall. soldiers patrolling the area tried to stop him and say he lunged at them with a knife shouting, "allahu akbar," god is great in arabic. this photo shows the suspect on the ground after a soldier shot him. authorities checked his backpacks and found no explosives. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: but french president francois hollande says there is no doubt the man wanted to commit a terrorist attack. [ whistles ] >> reporter: 1,000 people were inside the louvre at the time. a group of students from the university of

. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister says his country is unmoved by threats. the president also took executive action to scale back regulations on wall street. he talked about the measures with top ceos and banking executives here at the white house. >> frankly, i have so many people friends of mine that have nice businesses, they can't borrow money because of rules and regulations. >> reporter: the president signed a memorandum that repeals an obama administration directive that cracked down on payments and hidden fees from financial planners. and he signed an executive order that directs the treasury secretary to find ways to revise the dodd-frank act legislation meant to prevent another banking collapse like the one in 2008. democrats say dodd-frank is needed to protect consumers. republicans say the law does not work. >> they said it would lead to a more stable economy. yet the big banks are bigger and the small banks are fewer. >> reporter: friday afternoon, the president left washington for the winter white house, his mar-a-largo estate in florida where

. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister responded to say his country is unmoved by u.s. threats. the president also plans to sign two new executive orders meant to roll back wall street regulations. one of the orders repeals an obama administration directive that cracks down on payments planners. the other directs the treasury secretary to revise ways way for the dodge act. that is meant to prevent another banking collapse, like the one in 2008. democrats say dod frank protects consumers. the president says it hurts business. >> frankly, i have so many people, friends of mine, that have nice businesses. they can't borrow money. >> they came up with a discussion with business leaders from around the world. elan musk said he planned to tell the president that his travel ban on citizens citizens from several muslim cities is bad for business. musk isn't alone. a small majority say they disapprove of the president's executive order. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >> that same cbs news poll also shows widespread disapproval of president trump's first months in office. 48% of

rightly a very aggressive iran >> reporter: iran's foreign minister responded to say his country is unmoved by u.s. threats. the president also plans to sign two new executive order, meant to roll role back wall street regulations. one of the order repeals an obama administration directive that cracked down on payments and hidden fees from financial planners. the other directs the treasury secretary to find ways to revise the the dod-frank act member to prevent another banking collapse like the one in 2008. democrats say dod-frank protects consumers, the president says it hurts business. >> frankly i have so many people, friend of mine that had nice business that is cannot bureau money. >> reporter: another of the president trump's executive order came up during a discussion with business leaders from around the world, e lon musk planned to tell the president his travel ban on citizens from seven muslim majority country is bad for business. musk isn't alone, a small majority of the americans in the new cbs news poll say they disapprove of the president's executive order. weijia yank for cbs

joshua was unmoved, though — he knows he'll be ready. row and it doesn't seem a lot but what i have learnt through fighting, sparring, and asa learnt through fighting, sparring, and as a person, i throw this all into the mix and it should repair me for all these things when i step in the ring with him. fighting isn't just about one—on—one in the ring. there are mind games and you have to deal with the crowd and there are things going on in your personal life away from training so i have learned how to deal with these things so i should be in a good place on april 29. and england's final t20 against india hasjust started in bangalore. england won the toss and put india in to bat. india are a—mac—i. —— 4—1. and there's text commentary on the bbc sports website, where you can click through for tms coverage. that's bbc. c0. uk/sport. i'll have more in the next hour. it has been 12 months since the zika virus was declared a global health emergency. scientists have discovered more aid is could be suffering from more convocations than just micr

iran's foreign minister responded, also on twitter, saying "iran unmoved by threats as we derive securitym our people. we will never initiate war, but we can only reply on our own means of defence." so how serious a moment is this? i'm joined by our diplomatic editor. is this a harbinger of much worse to come like a handbrake turn on iran policy? in a sense it is unfinished business from the last months of the obama administration, these missiles, over 1000 mile range, not very accurate, the general view of intelligence experts is that they are being tested as nuclear delivery systems, that is counter to united nations agreements. another problem is that some people connected with these, the firing of warships by rebels in recent months, another issue is that basically apart from one counterstrike against those batteries president obama kicked the can down the road. so emphasis tonight from us officials is that this doesn't mean the end of the nuclear agreement, it is a separate issue but we have to do something. the trump rhetoric is heavy but these are not, as you say, heavy—duty sancti

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he said, "iran unmoved by threats as we derive security from our people". a fairly hostile twitter exchange, is it likely to result in any action? we have heard there are sanctions that have been imposed, probably far tougher than barack obama would have done when he was president, and that has pleased donald trump's republican base. showing he is being tough on iran. swift action is what a lot of people had demanded. but if you cut through the noise, what he's also doing is, he's not doing anything thatjeopardises the iran deal, which he says was the worst deal, which he says was the worst deal the us had ever made. that stays in place. looking at a couple of other things, there is an air of normalcy among the disruption. we heard in the report from ukraine, the us ambassador to the un said yesterday sanctions would have to remain in place against russia because of the situation in ukraine and crimea. we also saw a statement from the white house last night saying that israel, cautioning israel against building more settle m e nts israel against building mo

he's saying he's unmoved by the threat. >>> now that president trump is in office. what will that main for space exploration. >> many people are hoping could mean more dollars for nasa. gary mcgrady is live with more. gary? >> reporter: where are better place toc about space travel. for the first repairs we went to the moon obviously. if you're at the space museum, this didn't make it to the moon obviously, but it was a working left-hand and so this was definitely used and again, it's the first thing you see when you come into the museum down here. now, the big question is we're dealing with are we headed back to the moon? i'll tell you, it's more and more likely a trip to the asteroid belt, there's been talk of that. that does not look very good. but the ultimate goal here without a doubt is getting to mars. it's not your grandfather's moon and if the folks we talked today here in the museum are indication, it looks like a lot of support for going to the moon >> it's going to propel us forward in many other ways, i think it's valuable. >> it's very because of the f

saying iran is unmoved by threats. nbc kristen welker from the white house. >> good evening. we learn a couple of details about the sanction this afternoon. they were in the pipeline during president obama. according to senior official they were triggered by provocation by iran which the trump administration argues is in defivance of un resolution. sean spicer, the press secretary was pressed on whether the president is keeping all of his options on the tabling. the table to that, yes, including military actions. here is what house speaker told "meet the press" take a look. >> i think the key is to enforce this deal. but remember, they are testing ballistic missiles. human rights abuse galore. those are where we need to racket up sanctions. i think the administration is saying we have have new administration we're going to hold you iran to account. >> that's a deal that was brokered under former president obama. it was aimed at prevented iran from getting a nuclear weapon. there's no plan to pull out of the deal. you may recall out on the campaignrail then candidate trump sai

oh, unmoved mover, the source of knowledge, wisdom, and understanding, we pause in spite of whatever tom we might utter to speak of you. to acknowledge that our people perish because of a lack of knowledge and critical thinking. but we thank you, god, that since those dark days of slavery sons and daughters of africa have always had a thirst for knowledge and wisdom. those slave masters forbade us to even read or write, but god, we thank you for the ingenuity and the strong will of our forebears who dug pits out in the brush harbors and put a talk over them and studied how to learn and read. god, we thank you that [inaudible] chris all established the first school in boston massachusetts. we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compulsory common school in these united states of america for blacks, and we pray that we will have a sense of stick to it of this and we won't anybody stop us from learning and thinking for ourselves. so we been taught by regiment a large amaze, if you cannot think for yourself, somebody else will do your thinking for you and whoever doe

. >>> iran is unmoved by the threat. carolyn shively's life.>>> in response to iran's missile launch this week, this morning the administration posted new sanctions on iran. they warned iran that's the president warning iran that they were playing with fire. mr. trump met with beezus leaders and signed an order to water -- to water down business regulations put in place after the financial crisis.>> this regulates the united states financial system. >> reporter: democrats complain that mr. trump was rolling back regulations the protected consumers from abuses. across town, u.s. senators had a predawn session today. it was a fierce debate over betsy devos. >> is she that she is one of the worst nominees brought before this body.>> she will be excellent in my judgment. >> reporter: there will be a vote early next week. a vote so tight that vice president might pens may have to be the tiebreaker. >> only one more vote is needed to stop this nomination. please. please, we can find someone so much better. >> reporter: they co

council resolution that eye round claimed the missile program is only for self-defense and says it's unmovede trump administration's announcement. >> today i can definitively announce that the sanctions on defense system imposes totally destroyed. today we are totally self-sufficient. to make u.s. lawmakers are writing legislation that require more restrictions against iran. the pentagon has announced the destroyer uss cole has arrived off the coast of yemen. u.s. accuses iran of backing rebel militias in the country and they say have attacked saudi's emirates and u.s. ships. julie: thank you very much and we will go back to florida where we have been rewarding -- recording from two different sites. where steve harrigan is this is seen in palm beach florida are protesters coming out. donald trump the president has been spending the weekend in mar-a-lago and will be attending the white house ball tonight. moments ago we saw supporters there so we have both sides here. let's go to steve harrigan. do we have him? we are going to be going to steve harrigan after the commercial break. there you h

iran's foreign minister javad zarif has responded, tweeting that his country is unmoved by threats and their weapons except in self defence. let's speak to our correspondent in washington, kim ghattas. this war of words escalating. yes, a war of words not escalating into a full—scale war but we do understand that... there is always that danger that... there is always that danger that as the war of words escalates, countries could stumble into war by mistake but i think certainly the iranians are showing a lot of restraint. what we have from the trump administration today is delivering on this notice that they put iran on earlier this week, sanctioning 13 individuals and 12 companies, most of them in iran, some chinese, some in the united arab emirates and that is in re action to this ballistic tests missile that was carried out just a week ago. the united states did not say that missile test violate the un resolutions but it was in defiance of un resolutions. this is a way for the latin states to signal —— the united states to signal that unlike the 0bama administration, it is going to

the iranian foreign minister pushed back saying iran is unmoved by threats as we derive security from our people. we'll never initiate war. iran retaliated with its own sanctions barring american wrestlers from the freestyle world cup later this month. president trump issued an executive action. it likely includes scale back the dodd frank law passed after the financial crisis. president trump campaigned this is critical of wall street but has surrounded himself by some of the biggest names at his cab nept and today's signing revent. mr. trump headed to florida where he'll be spending super bowl weekend at his mar-a-lago estate. >>> a fed roll judge in wagg state issued -- only 100 people were inconvenienced by the executive order or travel ban. but today we got some different numbers. state department now says that nearly 60,000 foreign travelers have had their visas canceled since that order was issued last friday. they were all citizens from the seven predominantly muslim countries. again, a judge in washington state has now blocked that travel ban. the white house has yet to rule

iran claims its program is only for self-defense and says it is unmoved by the trump administration' as announcement. >> translator: >> today i can definitively announce that the back bone to sanctions on defense systems imposed by our enemies is totally destroyed. today we are completely self-sufficient. >> reporter: us lawmakers say they are writing legislation to require even more restrictions against iran. the pentagon has also announced the destroyer uss cole has arrived off the coast of yemen. the u.s. accuses iran of backing rebel militias in that country had they say a tabbed tacked saudi and u.s. ships. in washington, rich edson, fox news. >>> it's a decade rosss polled mystery. one that the medical community and millions who suffer with it are hoping to finally solve. why race play as roll in high blood pressure. >>> plus supe super bowl li hous away. one fan made it his mission to make every game even in the face of a medical emergency. why one man let's nothing stop him from getting to the biggest game in the nfl. >>> and trying to find out something out of the box for yo

me" 20 minutes later the iran foreign minister tweets, "iran unmoved by threats as we drive securitym our people will never initiate war but we can only rely on our own means of defense, then we will all know mike never use our weapons against anyone -- let's see if anyone who complains to make this statement makes him statement." >> president trump is in the infancy of his administration, important for him to set the tone particularly in regards to iran. anyone that thought that iran was going to temper their behavior because of the iran deal has been completely dispelled by the provocations we have seen, as he spelled out earlier in the show, this most recent testing of a ballistic missile. not to mention the fact that two weeks after implementation date of the deal we saw, iranians put sailors on their knees and shoot it for propaganda purposes. how did the united states responded to that? we responded by a $1.7 billion ransom, having the obama administration encouraging businesses to reengage in the iranian marketplace. yeah, this is a big, strong message that the trump administr

it is unmoved by the trump's administration announcement. >> today i can definitively announce that theack oan of sanctions on the system imposed by enemies is totally destroyed. today we are completely self-sufficient. pentagon announced destroyer uss cole has arrived. shep. >> reporting from washington and iranian baby who needs life-saving heart surgery can travel to the united states now that the judge has blocked travel ban and doctors in portland, oregon say the delay is manageable. the lawyer for the family said the travel had blocked the 4-month-old girl from coming to the u.s. >> they thought that they would be living with this medical condition in limbo so they are thrilled and excited to be able to come to the united states for care. doctors say the baby had serious heart defects and the sooner she gets here the better for survival. protestors marching here in the united states against that travel ban, demonstrators have been gathering in cities across the country including new york, a landmark in the gay rights movement and also been marching in the nation's capitol. let's b

. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister says his country is, quote, unmoved by threats. the president also took executive action to scale back regulations on wall street. he talked about the measures with top ceos and banking executives at the white house. >> frankly, i have so many people friends of mine that have nice businesses that can't borrow money because of the rules and regulations. >> reporter: the president signed a memo that repeals an obama administration directive that cracks down on payments and hidden fees from financial planners. and he signed a executive order that directs the treasury secretary to find ways to revise the dodd-frank act. legislation was meant to prevent another banking collapse like the one in 2008. and that has consumer advocates like san francisco's joe rideout worried. >> it's going to pose a threat to the economy. >> reporter: republicans say the law doesn't work. >> they said it would lead to a more stable economy. yet the big banks are bigger and the small banks are gone. >> reporter: this afternoon the president arrived in his ma

the foreign minister saying they are unmoved by threats. they will never initiate war, but they can only rely on their own means of defense. that is a veiled message to the u.s. that they will continue testing ballistic missiles, which is in direct violation to the u.n. order. that caused the u.s. to consider sanctions. they could be imposed today. republicans and both say they approve those sanctions. now, iran also went on overnight tonight saying they are banning u.s. wrestlers from the freestyle world cup, which is taking place this month in iran. that is in retaliation to the travel ban that president trump put on. all of this is happening as germ mattis, the setting of defense, is in asia touring our partners, telling our partners that we are reassuring them we will be with them. he spoke about tphoerbg warning against a nuclear option from their own backyard in south korea. james mattis warned north korea about a nuclear option in his own backyard he was speaking in south korea at the time. >> all of these countries testing donald tr

iran claims its missile program is only for self-defense and says it is unmoved by the trump administration'souncement. >>> vice-president mike pence had an appearance today in old city. this was this afternoon. he delivered a speech to members of the federalist society. they are conservative legal group and surprising he did not mention the travel ban or the federal judge's nationwide temporary injunction. >> instead the vice-president focusing his remarks on mr. trump's supreme court pick. jennifer joyce has more. >> reporter: vice-president mike pence motorcade moved swiftly around independence mall this morning. we caught a distance glimpse of the vp ahead of his 12:00 p.m. speech before the philadelphia chapter of the federalist society a group advocates for a strictor interpretation of the constitution. >> as we keep faith, with the ideals that were first minute add few steps away from here in our founding documents in that declaration and in that constitution, the best days for america are yet to come. >> reporter: the vp's visit prompt add large police presence, road closures and prot

it has to be unmoving and agenda forward.ll on next step, the friday lightning >> it is very, very sensitive to be recording the phone calls of our high-ranking officials talking to others. they may say we are investigating, but somebody needs to last me know, was there a warrant, today have a warrant to listen to anybody's conversation, but it is never legal to release that to the media. still one of senator rand paul that russian surveillance intercepted a conversation in december with michael flynn, then mr. trump's pick for national security advisor. that conversation, of course, leaked to the media. topic one of the lightning round, all of the issues tied up with a phone call between flynn and the russian ambassador, the disclosure of what he said. should people be concerned about that? >> we should see the transcripts. they have been described so many ways. >> i masking the flip side, that the fact that the government surveyed, obviously, surveying g information about an american citizen. >> releasing it, that may be di

the partisanship is unmovable, it's intractable. >> except, chris, on this one it's actually not partisan. >> jason chaffetz wants to look into the leaks but not the substance of the matter. jim jordan who is part of the benghazi movement, 33 hearings, $7 million saying, well, let's go at it deliberately and see what's going on, even with these allegations and questions we have. it doesn't speak to n a urgency that's bipartisan. >> chris, i can't say grace over the house. all i can say is we have the chair and ranking member of the intelligence committee who jointly in a bipartisan way want to get the facts. we have senators like senator mccain, we have senator graham, we have senator rubio who are all saying, hey, we've got to be careful in terms of russian interference on this item at least. this is one bright spot of bipartisanship that we know russia is an adversary, we know we want to get to the bottom of what happened. frankly, when the american people understand how substantial russian interference has. i'm not sure your viewers know there were literally a thousand russian trolls,

iran unmoved by threats as we derive security from our people. we'll never initiate war, but we can only rely on our own means of defense. whatever that means. the new financial punishments targeting iran are the first actions the president has taken against the country since he and general michael flynn warned the administration was putting iran on notice. u.s. officials say punishments could personalize two dozen iranian companies and agencies. the president getting to work rolling back financial regulations for companies here in the united states. he signed executive order to review the dodd-frank wall street reforms and delay a regulation that requires brokers to act in their client's best interests when managing retirement accounts. the labor department released the jobs report under president trump. it's good. american employers added 227,000 jobs in january. a major increase from the previous month and 50,000 more than analysts predicted. the report shows unemployment increased to 4.8%, which is historically very low. the labor department

minister here, who is deeply invested in the nuclear talks was a key figure in iran tweeted out to "iran unmoved by threats as we derive security for our people. we'll never initiate war but we can only rely on our own means of defense. we will never use our weapons against anyone except in self-defense. let's see if anyone else who complains can make the same statement. that's what we're getting from the iranian foreign ministry today. they're obviously very worried about these statements coming out. and will the and let me tell you, iran's missile defense program is very important to them. they wanted the wording on the u.n. regulations changed from explicitly banning iran from using this missile test to calling on iran not to use them. iran wanted this sort of side deal on the missiles to go through as well. so they're going to stick to their guns on the missile issue without a doubt. right after the nuclear deal was done, the supreme leader here said iran is going to forge ahead at full speed with its missile program in order to defend itself. i don't see iran backing down on this. i think w

iran claims its missile programs is only for self defense and says it is unmoved by the trump administration involvement. today i can definitively announce that the backbone is sanctioned on defense system imposed by our totally destroyed.troy today we are completely self figures sufficient.suff legislation is writing moreng m restrictions to impose moremore sanctions against iran. uss kohl's has arrived off the coast of yemin.yemi they are accused of backing who say they say have asaudi and us ships. > fox5 has you covered with all things politics.poli coming up a little bit later we will be joined by analysts, jack burke man and wrenn dan daily.e they want to help break down thh president's second week inn office be sure to join ronica and fitz every sunday morningsud for fox5 on the hill at 8: 8:30:00 a.m. right before fox sunday. and join us at 5 at 630 forfor politics with a twist.cs w from whose than to, president trump races tensions with foreign friends and foes. we'll sit down with vice-president mike pence. and feinstein whether democrats will try to block the nomination of judge n

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. >> i am an evangelical roman catholic Ãbut unmoving circles of the conservative people.body wants to mitigate this. he wants alone. i believe that this is reserved for men and women married if i want to have that led not to be left alone. -- what you have to do because you're in, so what do not have to do because Ãwe can work it out. but let's all just get along. rodney king. >> talked about the effect of the lead role under donald trump. and how democratic ? >> i love harry reid. thank you senator reid if you're watching. and 2005 republican leaders wanted to detonate the nuclear option.i was all part because the filibuster is constitutional. within the class make up his uncle made this will about filibusters a month out of the. then i got abused by the democrats. so they were blocking john roberts and they were blocking mcgill estrada was the greatest miscarriage of justice. him not getting on the d.c. circuit. they were blocking david prior. and they say we're going to change the rules of the senate for the simple majority vote. a bunch of republicans, seven of them,

, lambasting president trump, promising more missile tests, iran's foreign minister saying it was unmoved by threats and iran is trying to figure out their next chess move. it's uncertain what president trump is going to do next. he's unchartered territory with these guys. with the obama regime, they felt emboldened to push the administration real far without fear of consequences. i'm sure they're feeling different here, with one wrong wo word, it could be different, which is probably why they toned down their words. the president is up for reelection and hardliners see a path to the presidency here, which will spell more tension with america. >> thank you, ali, we know you'll be hanging out with us for the hour. republicans in congress like paul ryan also support a tougher line on iran and on these sanctions. i want to go back to kristen welker. there as plenty going on at the white house today. we know that the president is meeting with another business rou roundtable essentially. walk us through what's happening this morning. >> uber is missing this morning. this is a big meeting here

but iran's foreign minister javad zarif posted his own tweet, saying: "iran unmoved by threats.l never initiate war." we will get into the details of these sanctions, and the implications, after the news summary. in paris, security fears surged again today when a man with a machete attacked guards outside the famed louvre museum. the attacker, said to be an egyptian national, shouted "god is great" in arabic. he slightly injured one soldier before being shot and wounded himself. museum-goers had to flee, or shelter in place. a senior israeli official is welcoming a u.s. statement on settlements. in it, the trump white house says they do not impede peace, but that constructing new ones or expanding existing ones, "may not be helpful." in response, israel's deputy foreign minister said today: "the conclusion is that more building is not the problem." a spokesman for palestinian president abbas called for action to prevent settlement expansion. u.s. defense secretary james mattis reassured south korea and japan today that the u.s. is still committed to defending them. his first tri

. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister says his country is unmoved by threats.resident also took executive action to scale back regulations on wall street, he talk about the measure with top ceo's and banking executives at the white house. >> frankly i have so many people, friend of mine that have nice businesses they can this is bureau money because of the regulations. >> reporter: president signed a memorandum that repeals an obama administration directive that cracked down on payments and hidden fees, from financial planners. and he signed an executive order that directs the treasury secretary to find ways to revise the dod/frank act legislation meant to prevent another banking collapse like the one in 2008. democrats say todd-frank is needed to protect consumers but republicans say the law does not work. >> they say would it lead to more stable economy, yet, big banks are bigger and small banks are fewer. >> reporter: friday afternoon the president left washington for what he calls the winter white house, his maralogo estate in florida where he will spend th

from the iranian foreign minister, iran unmoved by threats. we will never use our weapons against anyone except in self-defense. let us see if any of those who complain can make the same statement. diplomacy by tweet aside, president trump's first weeks have yielded foreign policy confusion. from a president who only days ago said he hopes for a fantastic relationship with vladimir putin, might even lift some sanctions on russia. >> we'll see what happens. >> reporter: while campaigning said he would look into recognizing ukraine's crimea region as part of russia, now comes as new ambassador to the u.n. sounding a much different, harder clearer line. >> i must condemn the aggressive actions of russia. our crimea related sanctions will remain in place until russia returns control over the peninsula to ukraine. >> reporter: something we have not heard from the president himself. though source iz tell cnn the white house was aware of what she would say and was fine with t. >> ambassador haley made it clear of our concern with you russia's occupat

iran's foreign ministerjavad zarif has responded, tweeting that his country is "unmoved by threats" andasra naji from the bbc‘s persian service. very interesting response from iran, ina very interesting response from iran, in a sense more measured than president trump himself. that in a senseis president trump himself. that in a sense is quite surprising. it is in the leaders in iran haven't decided how to respond to these provocations from the us. they don't know what is coming their way, everyday is a new thing and as you said in the last few days they been pretty restrained, the reigning foreign minister tweeted in response to a tweet by president trump which said iran is playing with fire. he responded so we won't start a war but if we are attacked we will defend ourselves. that is his message. we are back on the past. the rhetoric from the us and now increasing the sanctions have raised the temperature seriously and it's dangerous in the persian gulf when the iranians revolution routes are closely operating in close proximity to the american navy so anything can happen there. it's

he has said iran unmoved by threats "as we derive our security from our people. we will never initiate war but we can only rely on our own means of defense." and he went on to reiterate, "we will never use our weapons against anyone." the iranians saying here this missile test was a purely defensive measure, that it is not in contravention of the agreements established by the iran nuclear deal. we have heard some rather less conciliatory rhetoric coming from other parts of the iranian government. one adviser to the supreme leader told president trump not to, quote, make a toy out of himself with his, quote, breathless ranting. he also referred to nsa director general flynn as an inexperienced person who has made an illogical claim. that coming after general flynn went into that briefing room on monday and said iran has been put on notice. the question, carol, is what does that mean? what is the next step if iran does signal that it will test another missile, which it has indicated it will, what does that mean, how will the u.s. respond? we heard president trump s

from the iranian foreign minister, "iran unmoved by threats."ill never use our weapons against anyone exempt in self-defense. let us see if any of those who complain can make the same statement." diplomacy by tweet asierksd president trump's first weeks have yielded foreign policy confusion. from a president who only days ago said he hopes for a fantastic relationship with vladimir putin, might even lift some sanctions on russia -- >> we'll see what happens. >> reporter: who while complaining said he would look into ukraine's crimea region as part of russia, now comes his ambassador to the u.n. sounding a much different, harder, clearer line. >> i must condemn the aggressive actions of russia. our crimea-related sanctions will remain in place until russia returns control overt peninsula to ukraine. >> reporter: something we have not heard from the president himself. sources tell cnn the white house was aware of what she would say and was fine with it. >> ambassador haley made it very clear of our concern with russia's occupation of crimea. we ar

from the iranian foreign minister, iran unmoved by threats.se our weapons against anyone except in self-defense. let us see if any of those who complain can make the same statement. diplomacy by tweet aside, president trump's first weeks have yielded foreign policy confusion. from a president who only days ago said he hopes for a fantastic relationship with vladimir putin, might even lift some sanctions on russia. >> we'll see what happens. >> while campaigning said he would look into recognizing ukraine's crimea region as part of russia. now comes his new ambassador to the u.n. sounding a much different harder clearer line. >> i must condemn the aggressive actions of russia. our crimea related sanctions will remain in place until russia returns control over the peninsula to ukraine. >> something we have not heard from the president himself. those sources tell cnn the white house was aware of what she would say and was fine with it. >> ambassador hailey made it clear with our ccern with russia's ogsf crimea. she spoke clearly on that not clear

the ring in foreign minister has responded, tweeting that his country is unmoved by threats.their weapons except in self defence. our correspondent is in washington. can you give us any details about the individuals and the companies that the sanctions have been imposed on? about 13 individuals, 12 entities, most of them in iran. some of them in lebanon, china and the uae. it ta kes in lebanon, china and the uae. it takes awhile to go through all the names, not necessarily very public names, not necessarily very public names 01’ names, not necessarily very public names or public entities, to understand their involvement in the missile programme. probably connected to the iranians revolutionary guards. facing sanctions in line with what the trump administration said they would do putting a run on notice earlier this week. not too dissimilar from what the obama administration did last year after the iranians tested a ballistic missile. what struck me is the difference in tone. the obama administration was always focused on the nuclear programme alone. it seemed to disregard som

iran says it is unmoved by threats from washington, and that it will never initiate a war.fter the us president accused iran of "playing with fire". in the next hour, vegetable rationing. supermarkets are rationing the sale of more vegetables to cope with a shortage brought about by bad weather in spain. broker layer and iceberg lettuce are affected. —— broccoli. and re—building bridges: tadcaster‘s bridge is about to re—open, more than a year after it collapsed in the floods of christmas 2015. and this is the live shot right now. and this is the live shot right now. and the bridge is about to be reopened in the next few minutes. it has been a long wait for the people of tadcaster. and that bridge having been closed the winding the town and causing huge inconvenience for many months. —— dividing the town. it is a beautiful, sunny day, there, with people waiting in expectation for the bridge to reopen. the bridge was closed because of safety concerns. and it has left the town divided with people who live there and visitors having to make a ten mile detour to get from one sid

iran is unmoved by the threats as we derive security from our people. we'll never initiate war but he can rely on our own means of defense. he added we will never use them except in self-defense. let us see if any of those who complain can make the same statement. to give you a sense, we're hearing from senior administration officials that these are simply initial steps in response to what they described as this provocative behavior. they basically say, the ball right now is in iran's court, that they will will be watching their actions going forward. and if they see anything that is not appropriate as they describe it, they will not be afraid to act as president trump told me just yesterday, everything remains on the table as necessary to help alter iran's behavior. >> all right, peter alexander, thanks for that. president trump's new sanctions against iran already being applauded by congressional republicans. bob korker, the chair of the senate foreign relations committee saying the white house did reach out to him while drawing these sanctions up. th

joshua was unmoved, though — he knows he'll be ready.ing, and sparring and as a person i throw all these things into the mix and it should prepare me for all these things when i step into the ring. fighting is not just things when i step into the ring. fighting is notjust about one on one in the ring, there is mind games, the cloud, things going on in your personal life and knowing how to deal and manage with these things andi to deal and manage with these things and i should be in a bloody good place, it will be 29th. that is obvious but for now. —— that is all the sport. more now on the day's events in westminster. brexit is dominating today with that thought this evening to trigger article 50 but there are other things happening in whitehall and of course health is an ongoing issue, particularly social care. the former health minister norman lamb has joined me. he had a meeting today about this. tell me what it was about. there was a cross—party group andl about. there was a cross—party group and i challenge the prime minister around

oh, unmoved mover, the source of knowledge, wisdom, and understanding, we pause in spite of whatever tom we might utter to speak of you. to acknowledge that our people perish because of a lack of knowledge and critical thinking. but we thank you, god, that since those dark days of slavery sons and daughters of africa have always had a thirst for knowledge and wisdom. those slave masters forbade us to even read or write, but god, we thank you for the ingenuity and the strong will of our forebears who dug pits out in the brush harbors and put a talk over them and studied how to learn and read. god, we thank you that [inaudible] chris all established the first school in boston massachusetts. we invoke the name of robert small who established the first compulsory common school in these united states of america for blacks, and we pray that we will have a sense of stick to it of this and we won't anybody stop us from learning and thinking for ourselves. so we been taught by regiment a large amaze, if you cannot think for yourself, somebody else will do your thinking for you and whoever doe

he tweeted, "iran unmoved by threats, as we derive security from our people, we never initiate war, but we can only rely on our own means of defense." what does that mean? >> it means that we are going to escalate. and the tit for tat that happens in these kinds of settings when a country like iran, theo kratz who run the country rely on external enemies, they want to tell their people, and what he is saying is all of our people who gathered together to fight you, meaning great satan of america, so they have to ratchet up their rhetoric and can in return. the question that we are going to find out now is is a sincere, or do they want this to go away? do they really want is to go away? >> when you say they, who do you mean? >> the government of iran, did they just want this to go away and will this be empty talk, or as we see the uss cole now seeming for the coast by ron, are we going to escalate, escalate, escalate, or are we going to talk? >> before we move on, we don't want to freak people out. you don't want people to be fearful of this, but why is it is necessary? >> well, the presi

tweeting about iran, the iranian foreign minister was putting out tweets of his own, saying that iran is unmovedy threats, that it would only use its weapons in self-defense, and then tweaking the u.s. by saying, how many of those out there that are complaining can make the same statement? and to top it off tonight, iran now is saying that it's going to respond in kind to the u.s. sanctions, that it's threatening legal action against americans and american companies that in iran's view support terrorist groups in that region and kill and oppress defenseless people there, iran saying that it's going to name names soon, erin. >> all right, michelle, thank you very much. >>> and also tonight, another major mistake linked to that deadly navy s.e.a.l. raid that went terribly wrong over the weekend. jim sciutto is "outfront." >> reporter: tonight, growing confusion surrounding sunday's deadly raid by u.s. special forces in yemen and just how successful it actually was. central demand released this captured video showing al qaeda training fighters to make explosives. an instructor in a black mask and w