first, a shocking breaking news report from john solomon.t's even worse than we originally thought. tonight we have clear evidence that former associate deputy attorney general bruce ohr was at the very center ofal the clinton campaign's effort to influence and rig the 2016 election and actually buy your federal government as a tool to do this against donald trump. this is worse than we ever thought.yy now, newly declassified texts, personal memos, and handwritten notes from bruce ohr and christopher steele tonight are showing what is a coordinated effort between the clinton campaign, the obama administration, to use the infamous clinton bought and paid for dirty dossier to drag down donald trump both before and after the election. we will have all the new details coming up, plus reaction, john solomon and freedom caucus chairman mark meadows. this is a huge breaking story. also tonight it must be a slow week for the destroy trump press as they continue to push the same old fake, phony, recycled scandal. we will call them out once again, and

amy: norman solomon?> we really have to fall to mass media of the united states, not just the last few days, but the last decade pretending that somehow by implication almost that john mccain was doing the people of north vietnam a favor as he flew over them and dropped bombs. you would think in the figure feet living getting about his role and a squadron flight over north vietnam that he was dropping flowers or marshmallows or something. he was shot down during his 23rd mission dropping bombs on massive numbers of human beings in a totally illegal and immoral war. amy: i want to return to president trump as candidate in 2016 when he attacked john mccain. pres. trump: somebody should run against john mccain who has been, in my opinion, not so hot. i supported him. i supported him for president. i raised $1 million for him. he lost. he let us down. he lost. so i never liked him as much is that because i don't like to lose. >> he is a war hero. folks he is not a war hero. he was war hero because captured. i

john solomon, breaking report, you go into great detail.ere we have -- you tied altogether as it relates to this russian oligarch and bruce ohr and steele and department of justice. i'll let you give a summary. >> the fbi had a 10-year relationship with the head of the largest aluminum company in russia. he funded $25 million rescue mission to the fbi to try to rescue a former agent. in 2015, ohr showed up and ask him some questions about organized crime in russia. in 2016, more consequential event. the fbi showed up in september, one month before the fisa application, and they said, we think paul manafort is colluding with russia to help trump win. we now know where they got that information. they got it from christopher steele. that's in the dossier. deripaska says, it's wrong. >> sean: you wrote that collusion occurred. you tell a tale of ohr, steele, deripaska, the fbi and doj. tired altogether so everybody understands completely. >> we talk about any contact with russia must be terrible. the fbi had lots of contact with russians at man

sarah carter and john solomon will be with us tonight. this is another side of the fbi's blatant effort to hide the true nature of clinton's bought and paid for dirty russian dossier. it was compromised. it turned out to be lies. russian lines funded by the clintom campaign and the dnc. they funneled the money through a law firm. hiring fusion gps who fired christopher steele an ex-foreign spy with seedy russian connections who was working for fusion gps and was on the fbi payroll. he was working with bruce ohr's wife, the ohrs were profiting off their relationship with christopher steele. ohr said today he disclosed that to the fbi. really? the fbi was okay with that? now this is where we are. we know for a fact that in 4 separate fisa court applications, fisa court judges were repeatedly lied to. knowingly lied to. the american people, you were all lied to. all in an effort by high ranking government bureaucrats to rob an election and at all costs stop donald trump from winning and then to destroy his presidency. communications between

and john solomon with a story that uncovers damning flaws with george papadopoulos. we will explore the democratic party's hard turn to the left as gubernatorial candidates in two states call for universal healthcare, open boards and a tax rate that will make your stomach turn. we will bring a very good news again from the booming economy. we'll expose a latex example of the media is a sickening anti-bias, especially big news at cnn, and stay tuned, florida gubernatorial winner from last night, republican ron desantis, he will join us to respond to a controversy surrounding comments he made right here on this channel earlier today. buckle up.y. time for breaking news, jam-packed opening monologue. ♪ yesterday's testimony from bruce ohr blew the lid off the deep state's attempt to cover up their corruption. thanks to mr. ohr, gregg jarrett's stellar reported, and other deep state investigations, we cannot tell you the following: first, in 2016, ex-foreign spy christopher steele was paid by both the clinton campaign as oppo research, fusion gps, and by the fbi. steele

expected to be the world's largest stock sale and it lies at the heart of crown prince mohammed bin solomons vision to transform the economy of the government is faced widespread criticism for its crackdown on dissent and its military campaign and yemen so why is aramco important that was set up more than eighty five years ago and his sense become the largest oil and gas company in the world and manages the kingdom's large oil reserves of over three hundred billion barrels its average daily crude production is ten point two million barrels a day but there's no clear data on how much the company is worth some analysts say it could be valued at one point two trillion dollars significantly lower than the official figure of two trillion dollars. as we have mentioned around coas at the center of the crown prince's reforms well to be implemented by two thousand and thirty the vision aims to diversify the saudi economy and make it less dependent on oil and includes building the world's largest solver and wealth fund and a five hundred billion dollar economic city called the oem but in a move that w

according to solomon's report, we will go back to that. these communications between bruce ohr and christopher steele, they were going on until late november 2017. that's more than a year after the fbi supposedly officially cut off all ties with christopher steele because he was leaking and lying about potentially classified information to the media again to peddle his lies to influence the outcome of our election. this all comes on the heels of last night's shocking report that showed that christopher steele was working closely with bruce ohr before and after the 2016 election, again to spread the lies from his dirty dossier. he had no faith in those lies. throughout the highest levels of what is supposed to be our fair and unbiased justice system. equal justice under the law, equal applications of the law. at the time, the fourth highest ranking member of obama's department of justice, he has since been demoted because of his unethical ties to steal and fusion gps. sara carter, john solomon will be joining us in a moment with more detail

refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh the reuters news agency is reporting that saudi arabia's king solomon has stepped in to prevent the national oil company from issuing shares to the public his son crown prince mohammed bin simon wants to sell five percent of the company which is known as a ram co such divestment would open up the company's finances to independence auditors but the reuters report says the king doesn't want to do that officially they saudi government says the offer has been postponed not counseled roberts' model nikki is a senior analyst at the group it's a consultancy an advocacy organization he says saudi arabia has economic outlook is improving. we have to remember back when this i.p.o. was announced it was early two thousand and sixteen the economic context was very different than it is now saudi arabia was coming off of a year where their budget deficit reached close to one hundred billion dollars the price of oil was still low there were

and john solomon with a story that uncovers damming flaws with george papadopoulos. we will explore the democratic party's hard turn to the left as gubernatorial candidates in 2 states call for universal healthcare and open boards and a tax rate that will make your stomach turn. and we will talk about the booming economy and fake news cnn and florida gubernatorial winner from last night ron desantis will join us to respond to a controversy surrounding comments he made on this channel earlier today. buckle up. time for breaking news, jam-packed opening monologue. yesterday's testimony from bruce ohr blew the lid off the deep state's attempt to cover-up their corruption. we now can tell you the following: first, in 2016, exforeign spy christopher steele was paid by both the clinton campaign fusion gps and by the fbi. steele was paid 11 times by your fbi in the lead up to the 2016 election. in other words, the clinton campaign, the dnc, christopher steele, the fbi were all working on one team. now we also know that steele a fired by the fbi in november of 2016 for lying

to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. jason — what have you been watching? hi,jane. well, this week, an uptight ewan mcgregor gets a surprise visit from some familiar furry flying friends. he's with hayley atwell. there's more to come in disney's christopher robin. there's a love letter from one film—maker to another, as mark cousins addresses his hero orson welles in a documentary called the eyes of orson welles, which is inspired by finding a treasure trove of 0rson welles' never—before—seen sketches and drawings. and the boss is back, just in time for the football — denzel washington pops up with the equalizer 2. he is on a vengeful mission, and you don't want to get in his way. i wouldn't argue with him! start with christopher robin... only a pg, and i am fascinated about whether this is really children's film for summer? what is this? ijust came from a screening where there were children there with their merchandise, thinking, "great, i am going see a winnie—the—pooh movie — how cute." they're not. ah, they're not. w

president of tennis channel kevin solomon -- kenneth solomon is joining us.ashe won the first open. there were hard-fought battles, and the pros used to not be able to play so the open was meaningful and fun. it is exciting, here we are 50 years later. david: tell as about the turn at this year. who are the favorites? i think the winner might be the open grounds itself, the new armstrong stadium. virtually every single court except ashe has been done, and ashe stadium has the roof. usta has done a phenomenal job in taking it to new places. it is interesting with this amazing crop of great young players, and you have rafael nadal and roger federer coming in at one and two. novak coming off the bench after two years of being questionable. he wins wimbledon. you have serena, maybe the story whohe world, the mother into the finals of wimbledon, which i do not think anybody expected. a great story of challengers. and then you have the tight rope with someone like simona halep going out in the first round. david: what does it mean for tennis channel? how are you gu

strengthen trade and investment ties the reuters news agency is reporting that saudi arabia's king solomon has stepped in to prevent the national oil company from issuing shares to the public his son crown prince mohammed bin solomon wants to sell five percent of the company which is known as i am called one of the requirements of a deal like that says that financial regulators will be able to examine around close finances. the u.s. says it's putting pressure on saudi arabia to reduce the number of civilians being killed in the war in yemen the pentagon says a senior u.s. military general delivered a message of concern to saudi leaders last week the u.s. provides intelligence just tickle support for this idea that coalition which is fighting hutu rebels backed by iran earlier this month a school bus was bombed dozens of children were killed the japanese government says north korea still presents a serious threat and has not taken steps to remove its nuclear weapons and research programs japan's been carried out in the new review its own military capabilities it also says japan needs to boo

next speaker, please. >> susan solomon again, uesf. i first want to say thank you for bringing forth the proposition g m.o.u. we did some good work last week, and let us all hope for the best that the bill that's in the state senate passes on thursday. this will change the landscape, and we won't have to worry as much as we're worrying right now. in terms of the budget, just in general terms as we go through the year and expenditures are happening, it's important to keep our eye on the prize, the priorities that are set in the budget are laudatory around multitiered systems of support, around professional department, safe and secure schools, and performance gaps. we also should note that the majority of the funds that are expended should be expended at the school sites, and that's where we want to see that happen. we want to make sure that we are student centered, and that is one way to make sure of that. and then in compensation of our members, which has been increasing due to some hard and excellent negotiations, it helps students if

solomon did not know him. two b.a.r.t. officers and two oakland officers at the station at the time and addressed the issue of another violent attack on the system. >> safety is a top priority, we're deploying officers on overtime to be a much more visible presence throughout the system. >> the attack happened after a memorial for nia wilson, who was stabbed to death at the same station july 22nd. >>> happening right now, if you are taking b.a.r.t. this weekend, you may be in for a delay. rail replacement work is under way this weekend between the west oakland and 19th street stations and the west oakland and lake merritt station. ac transit is running free shuttle buses from the 19th street station. b.a.r.t. says the bus trip between stations should take about ten to 15 minutes. >>> beginning today, the dmv expanded saturday service to 14 more offices in an effort to alleviate long waits. a total of 60 offices across the state are now opened on saturdays and as you can see in this video shot by justin mendoza, there are l

and let me also add another factor that is now kind of hindering the momentum which is how mcgoohan solomon was good articulating what they call symbolic politics a lot of symbolism a lot of predictions a lot of expectations however when it comes to the delivery of gives these promises it seems that he cannot achieve much let alone that the next twelve months between now and two thousand and thirty not going to keep the same vibration or the same strength that he hoped for therefore i think it's a matter of bad management and also not being aware that the global markets can have a different assessment in other words the difference between an inside out expectation and an outside in assessment of what can deliver or cannot so james do you think that what mohamed describing is mohamed been solved months later set style being. is it naive is that hubris what how would you describe it. well i think it's not thought through let me just say a couple of things which in response to what was just said by both speakers this much job is going to allow me i want to just fine tune what he said mohammed

solomonic the head of the brigade into the position or an iranian caesar a persian caesar where he will gradually assume a central role in governance in iran that would bring iran back to its traditional more central centrist. secular position of government so basically what we're seeing a whole lot of forces moving iran into a new direction which constrain rouhani certainly will threaten the clerics but it could lead to a breakthrough in u.s. iranian relations in the next few years getting it back to two if you like the old style of the ninety's where these how do you view the european union is position at the fact that it isn't aligning itself with washington with regards to sanctions. well the european union always squawks whatever trump says it is an amusing situation the reality is that the european union cannot get around the sanctions situation in the short term but they should bear in mind that this is going to be a fairly short term situation maybe maybe a year the reality of the really interesting set of sanctions is going to come in the bambara if the u.s. attempts to block a

i am susan solomon, president of the united educators of san francisco. delores huerta started her career as a teacher, and then, she went into union organizing. we think that's a pretty wonderful combination, and a very important piece of her life that should not be -- go unmentioned. she fought and still fights for the rights of working people to organize in a union. we still see her at union events, and as a previous speaker said, she still has the fire in her belly. she still can talk and -- walk the walk, talk the talk, so we ve very much appreciate that the board is considering renaming fairmont to delores huerta. i also want to say that i was remiss in not getting up to this microphone to not getting up to speak about ed lee and renaming a school for himself and his wife, anita. if it weren't for mayor lee -- we had teacher of the year under gavin newsom. we got parent educator of the year under mayor lee, and if not for mayor lee, we would not have educator housing being built on the old francis scott key site. i think this is a great night that w

we welcome jeff solomon,.ys don't offer eight in the -- don't operate in the real estate space. on the institutional level, do you see a race to the bottom when it comes to fees? jeffrey: that has been going on for a long time. people want high quality product at a lower price. if you look at the real contention for active managers that we cater to largely, it has been passive competitors have taken over. they can man a much larger section of the market. those are cheaper products by definition because they are not actively managed. is on active managers to figure out how to generate a performance to beat those benchmarks, but they have to keep their expenses in line. fee pensioners -- pressures across the street will continue. scarlet: is on active managers to figure out how to and make sure they are offering value. lisa: i want to translate this over to the banking sector. there has been a race to compete in the banking sector, particularly in the middle markets area with private equity firms getting more in

from "the hill," john solomon. and fox news investigative reporter, sara carter.n, let's start with these developments. i have copies but i'm not allowed to show them, am i? >> listen, i have some of these handwritten notes, and unlike buzzfeed and other organization that led to unredacted information out without checking it, i don't think is responsible to put the hand written out until we check the information. >> sean: we know the handwritten notes were written by? >> bruce ohr, that is what congress has been told. and these notes are from a december 11th meeting. let me set the table. it is one month after donald trump donald trump [buzzer] the election, it is one month after christopher steele, the opposition researcher, british and telogen students agency has been fired by the fbi, the democrats are in shock, i'm sure lisa page and strzok are sorting through their feelings after the election. all of a sudden, bruce ohr goes to a coffee shop in washington and he meets glenn slip stimson. christopher steele's boss, the owner of fusion gps, the clinton research

solomon to you. the president saying to jeff mason and colleagues at reuters that he could run the mueller probe. he could run the russian investigation if he wanted to. your reaction? >> my reaction is it is a lot of sound and fury. we all know he is not going to run the mueller investigation. he just wants to divert everybody's attention or get the media talking about it. at some point he will make a decision whether or not he wants to fire mueller or attempt to and will face the consequences of that, but he is not going to run the investigation. i think it is a silly, ridiculous comment. >> his tone and language changed when it comes to the question jeff mason asked him whether he will sit for interview with mueller. it has consistently been i will or i want to. it is up to my lawyers but i want to. now he is echoing guiliani, using the same language, saying this could be a perjury trap, and he said it would be my word against james comey, impa am paraphrasing. he said even if i'm telling the trut

twenty six had a compound into a place where people can enjoy the arts the trash can name ripples from solomon here in northern iraq since it was founded more than two hundred years ago so i'm in a in northern iraq has been a city devoted to the arts. it's that celebrated legacy that makes it unsurprising that someone looked at this long abandoned and dilapidated tobacco factory and vision a sprawling cultural arts center. that is no doubt there will be a huge impact on the people also the money of all people know that people here are thirsty for aught on culture and they are always spot dissipating in or holding cultural activities people even come here from other cities it has a special history from one nine hundred sixty one to two thousand and five so i'm in a a tobacco factory rolled out carton after carton of cigarettes including the first kurdish brand the government run factory was the second largest industry in the city's history it employed more than fifteen hundred people the former iraqi president saddam hussein's persecution of the kurds destroyed tobacco farming in northern iraq

down further we're joined live by political commentator david vance and muslim rights campaigner solomon by its thank you both for joining us on the program now david if we could go ahead and start with you how significant do you think this ruling is in terms of how britain regards religious weddings and the marriage there after. yeah i think i cleaned it and it is quite a significant ruling because it is essentially the first time that the british courts or legal system has essentially recognized a parallel legal system nearly shari'a law now shrilled of course. you cannot have multiple forms of law you know we are all equal under the law but it seems that for some reason this court has determined that it will recognize shari'a and essentially institutionalized one of the one on one aspect offered in this case samar age and somebody said about slow general under british law i think it's very bad law in the in the sense of it does set a precedence with perhaps establishing what the bindery serang that should be so i view this as troubling misguided and potentially very disturbing for the

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and let me also add another factor that is now kind of hindering the momentum which is how mcgoohan solomon was good articulate in what they call symbolic politics a lot of symbolism a lot of predictions a lot of expectations however when it comes to the delivery or the of these promises it seems that he cannot achieve much let alone that the next twelve months between now and two thousand and thirty not going to keep the same vibration or the same strength that he hoped for therefore i think it's a matter of bad management and also not being aware that the global markets can have a different assessment in other words the difference between an inside out expectation and an outside in a system of what can deliver a cannot so james do you think that what mohamed describing is mohamed bin sol months later said style being. is it naive is it hubris what how would you describe it. well i think it's not thought through let me just say a couple of things which in response to what was just said by both speakers this much job is going to allow me i want to just fine tune what he said mohammed bin so

to be privatized as such crown prince mohammed bin solomon announced the privatization as part of his ambitious vision twenty thirty scheme to modernize the kingdom's economy and society has been summoned is hoping to reduce the kingdom's dependency on oil revenue but the kingdom's finances may be too tied up into its oil economy to untangle being a government state owned company its books have to be completely open and yet it is very much into twined soured at amoco as it has its oil operations have been its finances intertwined with the saudi government for is that he does provide welfare to schools and hospitals been summons attempt to take the state oil company public would have also put saudi arabia under closer scrutiny not only financially but it would have to be more accountable for its human rights record an inability to ensure citizens the freedoms of expression and assembly of publicly traded company would have to be transparent and accountable it's not really the saudi way i've only been here is that would be a good thing to do so to be full disclosure it's not a situation

oil company from issuing shares to the public his son crown prince mohammed bin solomon wants to sell five percent of the company which is known as one of the requirements of a deal like that is the financial regulators would be able to examine a run course finances but the reuters report says the king doesn't want to do that officially the saudi government says the offer has been postponed not canceled overt mughal nicky's a senior analyst at the cboe group it's a consultancy and advocacy organization he says saudi arabia is economic outlook is improving. we have to remember back when this i.p.o. was announced it was early two thousand and sixteen the economic context was very different than it is now saudi arabia was coming off of a year where their budget deficit reached close to one hundred billion dollars the price of oil was still low there were a lot of reforms that were on the agenda but had yet to be implemented and i think we have to remember that that's the context within which the i.p.o. idea came about now. after the enthusiasm around that i.p.o. has subsided we see a ver

and food security fears here in britain farmers call an emergency dr solomon. first says i'm bob way with three people have been killed in post-election violence in the capital harare. soldiers fired live rounds on opposition supporters who were protesting against the slow release of election results the opposition m.d.c. paunchy believes the election commission is taking too long to nimes the winner of monday's poll president emerson when a god was bossy has won two thirds of the seats and on the result of the presidential vote is not yet know the plane the opposition leadership or the i would break the violence. in its leadership there is forthwith to remove is a very subdued was from the streets so. you know asking them to take business at a step government is simply reminding them of their judges as the responsible political players and as citizens in any electoral process it is understood that some win while others lose but those who would lose should never translate their disappointment into what. is following events for us from harare. president agogo is

se trata de solomon espinoza de 27 aÑos. Él cortÓ a un hombre en un brazo y a otro en la cara.a san luis que encontraron muerta en una estaciÓn del. las personas culpan a la cÁrcel de santa rita por liberar a jessica de la prisiÓn en altas horas de la noche. las autoridades dijeron que no pueden retener a un prisionero luego de que sea liberado. tenemos mÁs detalles sobre la balacera que se regis todo en la madrugada en el porte de la bahÍa. identificaron a la vÍctima como un hombre de 31 aÑos y residente de texas. junto a Él viajaban otras dos personas que tambiÉn resultaron heridas. la policÍa no registra ningÚn arresto. es martes y la semana apenas empezÓ a ser. tenga paciencia porque las temperaturas continÚan calientitas. el humo se nos viene para el sur de la bahÍa y suheily lÓpez belÉn nos tiene recomendaciones para aguantar hasta el viernes. quÉ recomienda? suheily: iba al exterior, utilice una mÁscara. mire la bahÍa de san francisco. mucho humo en la zona. tambiÉn estÁ algo ventoso y vea la cantidad de humo que hace a la calidad del aire en nuestra Área de cobertura. t

to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. jason — what have you been watching? hi,jane. well, this week, an uptight ewan mcgregor gets a surprise visit from some familiar furry flying friends. he's with hayley atwell. more to come in disney's christopher robin. there's a love letter from one film—maker to another, as mark cousins addresses his hero orson welles in a documentary called the eyes of orson welles, which is inspired by finding a treasure trove of orson welles‘ never—before—seen sketches and drawings. and the boss is back, just in time for the football — denzel washington pops up with the equalizer 2. he is on a vengeful mission, and you don't want to get in his way. i wouldn't argue with him! starting with christopher robin... it's only a pg, and i am fascinated about whether this is really a children's film, for summer? what is this? ijust came from a screening where there were children there with their merchandise, thinking, "great, i am going see a winnie—the—pooh movie — how cute." they're not. ah, they're not

and the brilliant sean harris, who returns as solomon lane, the bad guy.ling, as always. so a couple of very good performances, as well as tom cruise. who still looks about 38. looks 38, throws himself headfirst into the action, has this great relationship with christopher mcquarrie, the writer and director. they've worked together many times now. they bring out the best in each other. it is a terrific watch. and a quick thought about a dvd for anyone staying in? l'amant double, the double lover. psychological thriller. real nods to the greats like hitchcock, about a young woman who falls in love with her psychiatrist, suspect that he has a double life and is hiding secrets about his family. lots of mirrors, lots of split screen, lots of references to split personalities, so all the classic psychological thriller stuff is in there. it's hypnotic and mesmerising and pretty seductive. it earns its 18 certificate. it becomes kind of fifty shades of frasier by the end of it. but i think it's really classy and there's a lot of panache there. 0k! you don't look

go to and again we don't know yet whether this shooting was directly connected to the video game solomons but even if the shooter just was looking for a place where a lot of people gather the landing in jacksonville is a very good place to go if you want to wreak havoc. cost and phenomena bring us the very latest in washington thank you. german chancellor i'm going to macko has one day against damaging fundamental democratic institutions such as a free press and an independent judiciary she made the comments in a wide ranging interview with a german public broadcaster that also touched on climate issues and foreign policy when asked about the relations with the u.s. she reiterated comments she had made in the past that our gemini needs to take on more responsibility and forge stronger european alliances including in matters that tending to its own nature. but some analysis of the german chancellor as interviewer now joined in the studio by correspondent kate brady cage's good to have you here so i want to begin first by listening to just a little bit of what the chaps less said about demo

king solomon has stepped in to prevent the national oil company from issuing shares to the public his son crown prince muhammad bin the solomon wants to sell five percent of the company which is known as i am quote one of the requirements of a deal like that is that regulators would be able to examine around cause finances but the reuters report says the king doesn't want to do that. a new cabinet has been sworn in in a stray that follows the ousting of malcolm turnbull as prime minister last week has been replaced by scott morrison tumbles expected to resign from parliament on friday u.s. president donald trump and kenya's leader have been talking about trade and security hudak and yet has been visiting the white house and yet i once more access to u.s. markets for kenyan businesses been wanting to discuss security and china's significant investment in african countries those are the headlines the news continues here after al-jazeera world. and the colonel by for now. i was at. october the twentieth two thousand and eleven libya's ex leader colonel moammar gadhafi was captured and ki

years ago august sixth is commemorated in japan and in other countries because when you could to solomon the bomb dropped by an american and instantly killed eighty thousand people. in venice that an investigation is underway after an apparent assassination attempt on president nicolas maduro the president survived the assault off a severed drones on but explosives through towards him during a speech at a military parade the interior minister said six people have been arrested so far. iran's government has announced major steps to ease foreign exchange strongs actions and allow iranians to bring in currency in gold and that's to combat the expected effects of new u.s. sanctions you to stop this the iranians are voicing their anger at the state of the economy which is being great hardship to ordinary people. for six days in a row now iranians have taken to the streets in protest in cities across the country they're angry about high prices and the government they accuse iran's politicians of mismanagement and corruption leading the country into ruin. however not everyone is marching some f

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we'll hear what jason solomons thought of that and the rest of this week's releases at 8:45.and very good evening to you. welcome to bbc news. the struggling department store house of fraser has been bought, just hours after going into administration by sports direct. its owner mike ashley says he wants to turn the chain into the harrods of the high street. sports direct is paying £90 million for the business, which is 169 years old. house of fraser has 59 stores across the country, 31 of them had been earmarked for closure, but mike ashley said in a statement he'll be doing his best to keep as many open as possible. so this evening, the 17 and a half thousand strong staff wait to find out exactly what he plans to do with his acquisition. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. glasgow, where house of fraser began. it's early doors and staff are fearing the worst. i don't think i have an understanding of it yet. it's not really been explained to us at all. i think we're all trying to keep each other up, stay motivated and hope for a good outcome. today, shoppers had

miss solomon. >> thank you, president m mendoza-mcdonnell. susan solomon, uesf. this is a topic i'm looking forward to have the public forum on because when we as a union are in negotiation with the district, one of the things that becomes a difficult point at the bargaining table is why the reserves are typically higher than the mandated reserve because what we often see, unfortunately, is a crisis such as the affordability crisis and the housing crisis, and it makes us wonder when we're at the bargaining table what the money is being held in reserve for when it seems like an emergency. it sounds like that -- this topic is in contemplation of seeing crises coming up, and so since we -- just feels like we just finished negotiations, and it feels like they're practically around the corner, i look forward to having a deep discussion about what additionally these means in terms of salaries, wages and benefits for employees of the district and members tof uesf. thank you. >> thank you. comments from the board or superintendent? seeing none, roll call vote, please. >>