for the inside, he was saying, let's be united as iranians to be stronger, a united against internationalssure and american sanctions. less be united because -- let's be united because we have parliamentary elections. for the outside, he was insane, even though we have mr. orton at events, we are still strong -- we have misfortunate events, we are strong. do not underestimate our power. he had two messages. phil: for people watching iran closely, it would seem strange he is constantly calling for unity. there is not much in the way of opposition. is he under pressure domestically? >> a lot. he has under a lot of pressure, not only the supreme leader, the whole iranian authority because of the protests, the first timee protesteters and activists inn n were asking for him to step down . this is a big issue. i want to go back to the elections. it is important for the authority to give the image that it is going to be smooth and to win again as a regime. nobody is protesting during the elections because otherwise we are going to give the wrong image for the outside and donald trump will use i

international pressure against american sanctions let's be united more because we have but a mentally elections in february and for the outside he was telling them even though that we have missed his misfortune events lately basically we're still strong we can still act and act don't underestimate our power we're still strong there so basically he had 2 messages for the inside and also for the outside. for people who are watching iran closely it would seem strange that he's having to constantly call for unity there is not much in the way of of opposition that easy under pressure domestically he is a lot. he is under a lot of pressure basically not only the supreme leader the whole authority here in you know authority because of the protest because it's the 1st time the protesters and activists in iran inside iran they were asking for him to step down with it and he did before in the last years so this is this is big issue and also i want to go back again to the elections the parliamentary elections it's very important for the authority in order to give that image that it was

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the damage that was done to buildings here but this is the 1st speech after the myside attack against the united states against you know states forces and something that the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini had said that would happen he said that we would avenge garson so the money and his imagery was used throughout his speech you saw people in the audience carrying pictures of gas and so the money and those pictures are all over iran currently are up to as a big there in tehran as a thank you very much for that let's cross over now to day bill elizondo he joins us live now from washington d.c. i gave you just heard there from the iranian supreme leader ayatollah ali harman a let's talk about president trump a rather curious tweet from the president saying all is well following those missile strikes what can we read into his tweets and are we now seeing a pause perhaps a possible off ramp here for the americans to defuse this crisis. yes a little bit before 3 in the morning here in washington so we do not expect any immediate reaction to the supreme leader's speech that you just heard there pe

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this is the doubly news live from berlin iran's supreme leader lashes out against the united states leaving friday press for the 1st time since 2012 i have taught common elite described president trump as a clown who wants to push a poison into iraq back also on the program both of libya's rival leaders as well as many world leaders are to attend a major peace summit in this weekend they're hoping to secure a lasting cease fire in libya after years of conflict. this may be brains like it's australia after months of catastrophic bushfires but parts of the country are now struggling to cope with the down fall and more rain is forecast. coming up blaming the teachers we report on how educators in hong kong are increasingly called to account for that student's activist. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has denounced the united states and urged the radiance to unite behind the government in a rare appearance at friday prayers he dismissed us president and donald trump as a clown adding that his support for the iranian people is a bit tense the aya

imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. the president pro tempore: the managers on the part of the house will now proceed. manager schiff: mr. president, the managers on the part of the house of representatives are present and ready to present the articles of impeachment which have been preferred by the house of representatives against donald john trump, president of the united states. the house adopted the following resolution which, with the permission of the senate, i will read -- house resolution 798, appointing and authorizing managers for the impeachment trial of donald john trump, president of the united states. resolved that mr. schiff, mr. nadler, ms. lofgren, mr. jeffries, ms. demings, mr. crow, and ms. garcia are the impeachment managers to conduct the impeachment trial of donald john trump, president of the united states, that a message be sent to the senate to inform the senate of these appointments and that the managers so appointed may in preparation and cond

attacks in cyberspace that are hard to attribute, but you will not see iranian military units conducting operations against the united states, because that will subvert the image of iran as a responsible international actor. >> complete the sentence. the state of iran's economy today is what? >> fragile. the other thing we have to remember, iran has been under immense political pressure at home and across the region in the lead up to the strike. there have been massive protests in iran, iraq and lebanon against iranian rule and oppression. in iran alone, thousands have 300 to 1500 men have been killed by men working for qassem soleimani. that pressure has not gone away. the worst thing the u.s. could do at this point is use this strike to distract attention from the political woes iran is feeling in the region. if this is used to strengthen the message that this is a man who oppressed and bled the lebanon, iran, iraq, syria and yemen and turn attention back to the people of those countries, it will be successful for the united states. >> u.s. drones attacking the iranian military leadership inside baghdad,

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they said now, the people inside iran are united against the united states, shouting against the u.s. we doubted that at the time because we had seen, having followed the story, now it turns out that was not accurate reporting. >> lawrence: that was not accurate, it shows you that the media has an agenda. i got to talk to one of my neighbors who just got back from iran. he was talking about the students, he was the young guy himself. >> melissa: what was he doing in iran? >> lawrence: he's from there, he went to visit his family. he came back for the new year. he was telling me about, how bold it is going against the religious leaders, right? and how dangerous it is. i covered college campuses before i came to the channel. if they think that they are bold. protesting over nonsense that are happening. but these kids are literally risking their lives for what they believe in, and one of the things that takes them off the most is that their leaders lied about something. they tried to cover it up. they try to suppress evidence of it, they tried to -- they lied to the people, tried to make

very blunt in her assessment she said frankly she considers this a declaration of war by the united states against iran the united states of course considered customs all the money a terrorist accused him of planning further actions against u.s. personnel and u.s. diplomats what's your immediate assessment of what's happened today and the consequences that flow from that. it is definitely an act of war because the regime in washington has assassinated a senior iranian military figure it is also an act of war against the iraqi yeah. we just seem to have lost mohammad marandi there if we get him back we will come back to him in the main tell us more bring you some more reaction that we're getting we're getting reaction as it's coming in of course to this and so much as it is these days comes across on twitter now the un special rapporteur. has condemned the killings she tweeted that targeted killings of some sort of money and. hondas are most likely unlawful and violates international human rights law outside the context of active hostilities in the use of drones or other means for targeted killing

right to retaliate but they united the country the whole pull the whole of iranian society is now united against the united states and they've united iraqi society now all the major political parties that have been bickering in iraq are all condemning the united states. and the others are all calling for the americans to leave and i think that there will be if the americans don't leave immediately that there will be a great deal of violence the americans had almost 200000 people in iraq during the height of their illegal occupation they're not going to be able to sustain their occupation with 10000 people there the embassy will be overrun their bases will be overrun they'll have to leave syria and their presence in this region will come to an end they don't have the ability to wage a war against the people of yemen syria lebanon lebanon iraq iran afghanistan simultaneously it's just not doable for the united states the united states is a regime on the relative decline in fact i think it's quite it's possible that even the opponents of trump actually pushed him into this i mean this may sound con

clearly the united states would not be democratic if it has pressures put against him. >> that's absolutelyright. the relationships complicated. it didn't begin at 253 and many iranians along to overthrow a democratically elected and popular prime minister. recent declassified documents have come from the united states failing the enrollment of the u.s., makes it much more complicated situation than just 15th cia crews. i don't think the majority of iranian people today are driven. i think that's what the iranian regime wants the world to think. if you put yourself in the american, who doesn't have opposition, the average american would say they responded by taking americans for 440 days. arrhenius responded by typing soleimani organized iraqi shiites against u.s. forces in iraq. so my sense is that the majority of iranians aren't driven by this. they like great majority of americans find ignorant. they keep the way out of this mess for iran to have a democratic government. people want to have a democratic government. not the kind of people you call from maryland and ask people what they th

very harsh way but proportionately we did not start this process of escalation the united states raged an economic war against iran the united states has to come to its senses the presence of iranian people in the streets of many cities unprecedented in the history europe can play a useful role by informing the united states of the serious error in their analysis that they should stop listening to clowns that they should based their policy based on realities and not some evolutions of some clowns who have ambitions of script all right let's cross live now to the rainy and capital and talk to us and pay gas and so we had a rather sobering speech from the supreme leader and he had some very lengthy praise for kos and tsunami yes he did carson for the money was a close friend of his and also carson for the one who is the 2nd most important person here and iran and i pouring of emotion here on the streets has had an impact on the politicians and political establishment now the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini speeches are not usually carried live but this one was we were we were expecting that because of the mis

so it appears that iran is not going to take any fair the conventional military retaliation against the united states but from iran's point of view does firing missiles at. a no as sad military base or another base in erbil. would it be considered a befitting response to what the united states by its acts of terrorism no it's not ok. iran took its own revenge and now it's up to the iraqi forces the popular mobilization forces to take their own. and they're not going to listen to run at the same time so iran once too. for iran to fit in response would be a when all u.s. troops are kicked out of this region which was their presence yes we're told the president was talking about that and we're seeing a later but let me go to the glass in washington d.c. douglas do you agree with this that as far as iran is concerned or do you think that this could be a prelude to an unchartered territory for all the key actors in the region. well it appears that the is rockets were fired as a as a message you know these rockets were fired and so far as we know they appear to have landed in grassy fields and blown

night about targeting iranian cultural sites and rally iranians across all political stripes against the unitedrticular kind of attacks that the u.s. would do against iran. this is an extremely tense situation. it's one in which he has come out today in his speech in beirut coming out against the u.s., the iraqi prime minister just produced in parliament today about having the u.s. get out of iraq. so, this is something that will have very long consequences. and it's something that geopolitically will be very dangerous for europe because iran is much closer to europe than it is to the united states. >> narges, thank you very much for the time. >>> coming up here, a look at how the u.s. top diplomat is trying to spin the decision. new comments from mike pompeo on the sunday shows after the break. er the break. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. >> so was the justification in that he has been this destabilizing force in the region for so long or was the justification this imminent threat? >> chuck, it's never one thing. you've been at this a long time. the american people are smart, too. nev

the house of representatives is exhibiting for the senate of the united states articles of impeachment against donald john trump , president of the united states . >> the managers on the part of the house will now proceed . >> mister president, the managers on the part of the house of representatives are present and ready to present the articles of impeachment which have been preferred by the house of representatives against donald john trump, president of the united states . the house adopted the following resolutionwhich with permission of the senate i will read . house resolution 798, appointing and authorizing managers for the impeachment trial of donald john trump, president of the united states. resolved that mister schiff, mister nadler, miss lofgren, miss jeffries, miss dennings, mister crowe andmiss garcia of texas are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment trial against donald john trump , president of the united states. a message be sent to the senate to inform the senate of these appointments and the managers so appointed may in connection with the preparation and conduct of

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imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states articles of impeachment against donald john trump president of the united states. the managers on the part of the house will now proceed. mr president the managers on the part of the house of representatives are present and ready to present the articles of impeachment which have been preferred by the house of representatives against donald john trump president of the united states the house adopted the following resolution which with the permission of the senate i will read. house resolution 798 appointing and authorizing managers for the impeachment trial of donald john trump president of the united states resolve that mr shift mr navl or ms lofgren mr jeffries ms deming's mr crow and ms garcia of texas are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment trial against donald john trump president of the united states that a message be sent to the senate to inform the senate of these appointments and at the managers so appointed may in connection with the preparation and conduct of the trial exhibit articles of impeach

harsh way but proportionately well we did not start this process of escalation day united states rage an economic war against iran the united states has to come to its senses the presence of iranian people in the streets of many cities unprecedented in the history europe can play a useful role by informing the united states of the serious error in their analysis that they should stop listening to clowns that they should base their policy based on realities and not some evolutions of some clowns who have ambitions of strip. barbara joins us live now from the iranian capital so lots of reactions coming from iran's foreign minister zarif well most he's been saying. well he said that this is something the revolutionary guards have to do they had to respond and that's the general feeling that's been shared by the cabinet members of president rouhani as government the weekly cabinet meeting took place earlier this morning in the capital where we also heard from iran's defense minister amir hatami who said that this was a just a response it was a proportionate response to what the americans did to general hossam so

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this evening, the marchers were against both iran and the united states.e crisis before the assassination of baghdad airport, imposed new layers of complexity and danger. these people here think they are in the revolution. now all of this is not just a problem for iraqis, it should be worrying for the rest of us as well. because foreign interference in iraq has a history of sending waves notjust across the region but further afield as well. this mother was mourning her dead son, he demonstrated, too many lives in the middle east are wrecked by political turmoil and violence. protesters lined up for food hand—outs, and a country where people once again fear tomorrow. here, mps returned to parliament today, and were briefed on the uk response to the killing by defence secretary ben wallace. he said while the uk wanted to do all it could to defuse the tensions, it was taking urgent measures to protect british citizens. let's talk to our political correspondent chris mason who's at westminister. i'd be interested to know what you're made of ben wallace's tone

netanyahu invite president pentz at the united states to talk about iran, saying the group you ed to unite againstran because it was the main threat. they brought their ira policy to this memorial. >> thank you stay with us on "outside source." threemerican firefighters have been killed while helping to battle australia's bushfires, and questions over how donations are being disseminated. that is still to come. thehi u.n.'est court has ruled that emergensures will be taken to try to prevent further violence against rohini and. here is the report from the hague. >>he judges ruled that they face a real risk of genocide. in order to ensure the right to exist, the top court issued four emergency measures. that is for myanmar to prevent killings, destruction, or asked to designed to stop the rohingya from givingirth. anything thatla vioshe genocide convention to ensure the military does not commit acts of a genocide come preserve and prevent the destruction of evidence, of genocind report on the measures plummetedrithin f months. and then again every six months until the icjch r a decision on the bigge

against it. the case today fewer than half a million barrels is delivered out of iran. we crip crippled their position. iran is challenged economically and diplomatically with a coalition put a united statement against iran. this strategy we're executing eg with great vigor. maria: when president targets 52 targets, that may be the oil facilities their bread and butter. >> i won't comment on what president chose to target i will leave the statement to stand. we hope they don't pose threats to american people and american interests, if they choose to go down the path we'll respond decisively. maria: mr. secretary, thank you very much. >> and to you, maria.

disease prevailing in your country or europe we have a common common task to do and you are united against terrorism and that's a challenge not phased by china long that's the challenge faced by mankind as a whole era lawyer mr yes even the lawyer who's licensed to practice in new york absolutely do you think being out of this kind of behavior by government is acceptable that's remarkable no i think the libbers test is to put that end to terrorism that's to keep not why shouldn't. draw and human rights wholesale that's what you say you want congratulations for than with the reality on the ground probably have you no shame about these conditions protecting those human rights protecting human rights will always be the most important thing as promoting democracy but on the other hand fighting terrorism and extremism is equally important in china as well as in your case everywhere else in the world that's the bottom line we need to work together to fight against terrorism. thanks for being on. the bed. thanks. for the be. clear this is a international perspective subject the middle east has on

the united states, was not based on an offense against the united states, there would have been no need for any constitutional exception. he then went on to sa second provision. the trial of all crimes except in cases of impeachment, shall be by jury. this demonstrated, according to curtis, that impeachment requires a crime. but unlike other crimes it does not require a jury trial. you are the judge and the jury. he also pointed out that impeachment trial by the express words of the constitution requires an acquittal or a conviction, judgments generally rendered only in the trial of crimes. now president johnson's lawyers, of course, argued in the alternative, as always lawyers do, when there are questions of fact and of law. he argued that johnson did not violate the articles of impeachment, as you heard from other lawyers today, but even if he did, that the articles do not charge impeachable offenses, which is the argument that i am making before you this evening. justice curtis' first position, however, is that the articles did not charge

sing to the group that we needed to unite against iran because it was the main threat.m of the holocaust memorial. stay with us on outside source, still to come: we'll bring you the latest on the impeachment trial of president trump in the united states. the un's highest court has ruled that a genocide case against myanmar for its treatment of rohingya muslims will go ahead and emergency measures will be taken to try to prevent further violence. anna holligan reports from the hague. the judges ruled that the rohingya who remain in myanmar‘s rakhine state face a real risk of genocide. in order to ensure their right to exist, the un's top court issued four emergency measures for myanmar to prevent killings, destruction or any acts designed to stop the rohingya from giving birth — in other words, any actions that violate the genocide convention, to ensure its military doesn't commit acts of genocide, preserve and prevent the destruction of evidence of genocide and report on the measures implemented within four months, and then again every six months, until the icj reaches

part of the world we've spent trillion dollars as i said 17 years of occupation iran is more united against those than it was when we began the iraq is now with iran in that united position that is a serious consequence china and russia have been supporting iran there's mallow shred of evidence that they won't continue to do so that allows iraq or helps at least iran escape the impact of these sanctions this is play acting this is not changing anything on the ground and the situation in reality is getting more and more adverse to the united states and that act of killing that general that was a sign that you don't have many options left to make much of a difference that you can afford so you do this sort of spectacular event and then cross your fingers that it doesn't blow the world up now wants to admit that maximum pressure kind of backfired here now. so meanwhile the conflict now between china and the u.s. has quote supposedly died down the u.s. market rallied up all the summer on optimism that the trade war is apparently over china too but now since the start of the new year china has b

drone strike on friday iran's supreme leader meanwhile said his country is united against the bullies of the world and the u.s. president responded to the strikes on twitter saying and i quote all is well missiles launched from iran that military bases located in iraq assessment of casualties and damage is taking place now so far so good all right well that's it for me for now is up next the news continues here on al-jazeera after life apps station. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by north point 8 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in for example trying to be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the cost on al-jazeera. it's a mobile world. with calls texts and labs to help make our lives easier. but not everyone's benefiting. yet. chan mobile phone apps be designed to help make a better world this series challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that could help being a life. this week life absence in india my country at the for

use the missiles, use the nuclear weapons against united states. o here we have a very serious crisis where at least one party, at the seniormost levels of government, is advocating the use of nuclear weapons against the united states. now that is payne. now mcnamara jumps in, "right, may i?" we are talking about here the film 13 days. mcnamara. "the film shows correctly on saturday night, the 27th of october, a critical moment, the 27th of october in 1962. the majority of kennedy's military and civilian advisers were prepared to recommend attack. at the time the cia said they do -- did not believe there were any nuclear warheads there for the missiles. it was not until 30 years later we learned there were 162 warheads there. " wow. tactical nuke. i love the phrase, tactical, you know what tactical does? 90 for the incoming and 60 for the missiles targeted on the u.s. which would, as was properly said, would have killed, killed, killed 80 million americans. that is just killed. forget about casualties, people with other problems, radiation, cancer.

the street of happy about this the as be a the freedom for a change forces everybody is youth uniting against that so suddenly we have this comment enemy that we can all like pseudo our rock sets and this unity zach cheated bear rare and see that it's baier read that were able to do or just and it may know while that we're been fighting among each other so suddenly again where where fighting this common enemy and i think this is important moving forward this to me is the main theme that came out of this is this unity among the forces fighting in sudan ok alex let me follow up on something that i said he said that he so agrees with you about how kid is for the sanctions to to be removed that he thinks that this transition could collapse if it keeps going on this way if if the prime minister does not have really the a power to try to to boost up the economy do you think it's that this that is that precarious is that serious and if so why is the u.s. has a tend to do this. i think i think it is that serious i think the the what we've seen is the economy continuing its line and you actually have

accompanist simply because it's from a certain country some european countries even sided with china united against the us while the economist asked him it at the cost of us china war to roughly head $700000000000.00 for the global economy the support for trump's actions faded fast even if growth picks up in 2020 the current drifts. could lead to changes that last for a generation broken supply chains. traits there's. a digital building that forces countries to choose between technological systems. desperate trump turned his eyes on an all trival russia and try to punish allies for doing business with it russia and the e.u. had struggled for some time to launch the nord stream to project a pipeline that will provide europe with gas so the u.s. tried hard to disturb the alliance and decided to impose sanctions on the project moves that was wildly criticized in europe. european energy policy is decided in europe not in the u.s. we crucially reject external interference and sanctions with extra territorial effect. the year tromp and change and things seem to reach this phase one deal and they changed

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below conventional war type of actions against the us as you say you see this as as the united states would argue that this is a preemptive action from someone who is making threats against u.s. personnel and interests can i also put to you the view that from iran and iran to be looking at this and saying well this is an aggressive provocation from the united states who under president trump have torn up the iran you need deal and openly spoken about iran as being a threat in the region that would be how things are in iran right now would not. well there's no doubt about it and i think everybody agrees we shouldn't have gotten out of the iran nuclear deal because in addition to the fact that iran was keeping it him it empowered the people like the qods force and so lonnie who are against the agreement saying you couldn't trust the united states and after we got out they can say see we told you so now we we have to get them out of the region so that they do not try and undermine our or our government and the great irony is that has been pointed out several times we worked with the the