in istanbul and farsi one in the by these channels added turkish and mexican soap operas dubbed often poorly into persian to the mix then came monotone out of london monotone stock in trade is entertainment least with nostalgia politics isn't absent from its programming its mishan fisted last year they produced a very influential documentary on the founder of the band of dentistry reza shah it's a largely sanitized reading of the rain it has to be said but it is a hyundai entirety more. or cheeky. done than i am yet to me honey sure it is very rosy it's very positive they're obviously producing an agenda but it's done in a quite subtle way it's not so overt is to put people off immediately. by the whole you guys oh yeah sure taliban hi michelle i can order back. the younger generation have the impression that before the revolution there was no poverty in iran. and certainly monitor would not discuss the savant torture or the censorship of cinema or newspapers and the parliament or just of the iranian government flexibly chooses footage to create a very negative image of that time moni

reimposed sanctions against iran which does or says iran's moves are necessary to defend the countries or farsi. but it's only by illustrating authority that we can put the us in their place during negotiations if such talks are needed. because we will never accept yielding to pressure. but if someone respects us they will have our respect in return the world must talk to us with respect and not threaten iranians who have more on this now with. to raise the trouble who's been following the story closely for us she said before to extensively from iran welcome stories of how significant is this breach well it's a clear violation of the agreement iran signed back in 2015 an agreement that was designed to prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon so this is now the 1st step in the process that could eventually lead to iran being able to amass enough and rich the rain to build a nuclear weapon this means that the time this time of republic would need to do so would shrink from about a year to less than that but we have to keep in mind that iran your needs to be enriched a lot more than that to be

britain quitting the bloc let's bring in a guest now maximillian crimea with the alternative for germany farsi part of the e.u. part of its identity and democracy its crowd welcome to the program great to have you with us now do you think enough or any piece will enough or any piece of proof on delay and to get her the job and does your identity and democracy group back her . the 1st question is hard to answer we have seen today the majority followed to ruling off to governments and elected the president they wished which is remarkable because they showed to the governments that they were not of willing to stand up for the rights of parliament . but what i can say clearly to you is that he of course of the not voted for madam funder lion not just because she was proposed by the council but especially because she is really a catastrophe in all positions she had hold in the past in germany so she ruined german army and we don't want to see her ruining the european commission. she learns to want a united states of europe are some parliamentarians fervently against that particularly in eastern and

but i do hope this is it the germans didn't want to create a new regulation real farsi and they wereopposed to additional clinical studies. they said in effect that they didn't need any more experts with. the german government has stuck to these positions in the european parliament. talk more old bear and a member of the european parliament at the time worked with her german colleague peter liza to implement some reforms. but liza still doesn't like the idea of a government testing agency. but it's often from government in i've been working on this for a long time and i believe that such an agency would not enhance product safety. but do it at the. internal e-mails from the federal health ministry stressed the importance of patient protection but there are 2 other goals. established acceptance of see. certification. and faster market access. starts happens i took to health ministry officials about creating a new agency. that they thought the idea of needing a license was totalitarian madness but mr that's will somehow. spawn is now the federal health minister we caught up with him at

we have a network funded by our state department, why don't we have farsi-speaking programming?er of iranian americans who said that's the right strategy. there is a huge disconnect and his henchmen and the people. back in 2001, after 9/11, the people of iran were in the streets holding candlelight vigils in support of america. the islamists cracked down on that. 2009, that regime was teetered. so let's inflict a little more pain on the ayatollah. let them feel some heat at home. it will help hopefully bring the iranians to the negotiating table like the president wants and get a better nuclear deal. david: north korea launches a short-range missile. but president trump doesn't seem too worried. >> short-range missiles. my relationship with chairman kim is very good. he didn't say a warning to the united states, i can tell you that. he can't say a warning to the united states. >> were you two worried about that? >> the last time they fired a long range missiles was in 2016. notice he did not mention president trump or the united states. i think this is a negotiation tactic by ki

government but if there's any activity or any kind of behavior that does undermine china's my lentil farsi an appeal i could easily be called in to assist i'm bi so the fact that it's partitions going to end up down that area where expecting a whitey to see if the rest will be by and to see if hong kong does take it up the people i request to intervene and assist in mine timing of managing these protests ok will sarah expects will be getting more updates from you throughout the day but for now i thank you very much indeed for bringing us the latest from hong kong. now u.s. president donald trump has been accused of more racism following his attack on a prominence african-american politician and that's a strictly represents trump so mine tirades came after the launch of cummings criticized the u.s. president's mexican border policies which calls cummings a brutal belief saying his baltimore district is far worse and more dangerous than the boards are described in baltimore as a discussing rats and would since infested mance the congressman responds and say mr president i go home to my distr

in istanbul and farsi one in the by these channels added turkish and mexican soap operas dubbed oftenpoorly into persian to the mix then came monotone out of london monotone stock in trade is entertainment laced with nostalgia politics isn't absent from its programming its misshapen fisted glossier they produced a very influential documentary on the founder of the pattern of a dynasty reza shah it's a largely sanitized reading of the rain it has to be said but as a hyundai entirety more. or cheeky was gathered on that i'm yet to me when i should and it's very rosy it's very positive there obviously producing an agenda but it's done in a quite subtle way it's not just to put people off immediately. by the whole you guys oh yeah sure taliban hi michelle i can order back. the younger generation have this impression that before the revolution there was no poverty in iran. and certainly monitor would not discuss the survived torture or the censorship of cinema our newspapers and the parliament or just of the iranian government flexibly to this footage to create a very negative image of our

let's have more farsi programming aimed at the people of iran. let's communicate with the people of iran and try to recreate that situation that existed in 2009. you take that together with the sanctions, let me tell you, the ayatollah will have his hands full. david: you already teased this a little bit on north korea. the trump administration officials are reportedly split on this. we know there are hard liners and soft liners involved in that. but just the aspect of a president of the united states sort of not accepting the status quo. ronald reagan did not accept the status quo with the soviet union. he eventually won the cold war against the soviet union. it looks like this is another disruptor president who doesn't like -- i mean, we have had a status quo with north korea since the end of the korean war in the early '50s. this president wants to change that. >> correct. prior administrations kicked the can down the road. the situation got worse and worse. the threat was very real. this president has an unorthodox style. say what you want an

centers in schools, securing loyalty from sunni tribes, and inducing the assad government to open farsi language departments at syrian universities. in a startling move, president trump has proposed to withdraw all or most u.s. forces from syria. a proposal i view as a profound mistake. but regardless of the number of u.s. troops deployed to syria, i believe it is a vital u.s. interest to prevent iran, hezbollah and other iranian-backed forces from establishing an enduring presence in syria. our amendment would require the d.n.i. to assess how iran is using hard and soft power to gain long-term influence in syria. among other things, i.c. would examine how u.s. efforts to strengthen kurdish forces in syria could undermine iran, how the u.s. helps israel identify threats from iran and syria, and how iran's influence over syrian institutions could increase the likelihood that the islamic state would -- will reconstitute itself inside syria. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. does

but don't despair that's going to clear good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales stays farsi with the forecast is going to get much toast here, especially inland right you got that right today tomorrow looks like a little pull down early next week but i don't think we'll be seeing on my so warm up happening for this weekend. tell us they will probably stay in lower 90's degree territory for the most part but there's that fog marty was talking about you would see alcatraz to it's still there. it's just hiding out in the fog just a little bit going on swinging things around to the golden gate bridge and our fog trap which is a pretty much entrenched at this hour that's really only a localized issue around portions of the bay, this is what looks like an future cast for this does make south for us fairly quickly this morning, however problem areas along the peninsula coast. they remain point re up to a the north bay sticking with fog just about all day and those cloudy skies stormtracker 4 doesn't have much on its we are clear and will stay that way warming up nicely this afternoon. tempe

all this farsiful nonsense.'re on a roll you never know where i'm going. >> asking parents what some of these words are. so keep it clean. brian: nypd, everyone is aghast. their iconic logo is being sullied, now the fourth incident, a water incident of our officers on the streets just doing their job, being doused with buckets of water, a fourth separate episode has emerged. geraldo, a buy who worked here, understands the streets of new york city as good as anybody, this was taught in the academy to walk away. ainsley: kids are watching this. brian: this has got to stop. >> in my day, somebody with a billy club would have whacked me on the behind. that can't happen anymore. having gone through so many police funerals for officers killed in the line of duty, i cannot abide this. this is absolutely disgusting to me. this is so embarrassing. new york lived through, i lived through the 60's, '70s, over 2000 homicides every single year. now it is 1/10 of that. the city is safest city on earth because of the thin blue