correspondent: it's clear that akbar is uncomfortable talking about the subject in public.e worries that if he and his wife remain childless, they will be scorned by their community. >> i don't like to talk about it. i want it to stay between god and myself, until a miracle happens. yes, i went to the doctor, i won't say that i didn't. i just really wish we could have a child. correspondent: the couple live in the small town of astaneh ashrafieh in the north of iran, situated in the province of gilan on the caspian sea. it's an area where religion and tradition still play and important role. -- an important role. the hosseinpours have invited their entire family for a visit. none of them know that the couple have undergone ivf, far away from home, in the capital tehran. faith in god is one thing, faith in modern medicine another. the large sign on the facade of the avicenna infertility clinic belies the fact that ivf is not widely talked about in the islamic republic, even though supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei issued a fatwa providing religious sanction for the proce

while here in jerusalem there were a small number of protesters spent most of the day shouting allah akbar no they were generally peaceful although there were some small but intense scuffles between palestinian protesters and the israeli security services here including we saw footage of what appears to be a woman being punched in the face by a member of the security services in addition to that small group of women who were holding that protest for a number of hours actually were at one point preventing jewish people from being able to leave and go up the steps here at damascus gate and as a result of that the security services came down and forcibly removed them pushing them up the steps and away from this area so the tensions still remain there bubbling not just under the surface but over the surface people incredibly unhappy by that decision by dawn from move that a week ago now on the latest develops of that we've heard also that he and lebanon have decided that they are going to open embassies for palestine here in east jerusalem that comes off the back of that extraordinary meeting

(gunfire) >> allahu akbar! >> and then people began to arm, because they didn't know what else to do. >> smith: assad countered the rebels with helicopter gunships... (rapid gunfire) long-range artillery... (explosion) ...and eventually, bombers. (explosions) >> and the opposition leadership sent a message to the capitals of the west, that this is only going to get worse. the assad regime is not going to stop. (explosion) (screaming) >> smith: back at the white house, they discussed their options. they listened to revised cia assessments about the regime's strength. cia director david petraeus noted that the regime's shia allies, iran and hezbollah, were rallying to assad's side. >> there seems to be a process by which iran is airlifting aid into damascus. (explosions) you see the growing involvement of lebanese hezbollah. and you see the revolutionary guards corps, quds force leaders making a very, very important contribution to shoring up the regime forces. >> smith: as the fighting intensified, political pre

in the video when the clock strikes midnight, you can hear shouts of "allahu akbar" instead of happy new year. and then the battle over so-called dirty pot heating up on the west coast. it has marijuana retailers get ready to cash in after the first of the year, environmentalist might be killing their buzz by warning about illegal pesticides in the pot. our legal eagles will debate it when "night court" convenes. a democrat sheila jackson lee and hot water for allegedly pumping an airline passenger from her first class seat. so why is a congresswoman now claiming she is the one being targeted over her race? ♪ hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i met henry in washington, and for shannon all week. working tonight, and an immigration showdown, between democratic governor jerry brown and president trump, a new report declaring that because of the president's tough stance, putting a priority on deporting illegal immigrants, they're trying to get gubernatorial pardons. this in the wake of governor brown pardoning two immigrants convicted of crimes they were destined for deportation.

the six day war everything changed in a clear memory do you hear there summoning to prayer a little akbar come to pray. there is no god but our law. thank you but what happened in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven the israeli army advanced in their armored tanks. i don't want to talk about who started it and who was responsible right now the fact is that the israeli army concords and janine and for exactly fifty years we've been occupying an area that belongs to another people for far too long. after the six day war israel began constructing jewish settlements in the west bank on the other side of the green line. today there are dozens of them. one is out of fame and nash about fifteen kilometers from tel aviv . sat on mccain this moved here in one thousand nine hundred. eleven when the whole way matilda vive and over there you can see tel aviv ramat gan. and the time you very clearly. phone even and shoot in the north. you can see how small our state really is. a covering of all because. there's no way to say exactly this is where the green line is. i see issues that you can't trace

here in jerusalem there were a small number of protesters who spent most of the day shouting allahu akbar no they were generally peaceful although there were some small but intense scuffles between palestinian protesters and the israeli security services here including we saw footage of what appears to be a woman being punched in the face by a member of the security services in addition to that small group of women who were holding that protest for now. actually we were at one point preventing jewish people from being able to leave and go up the steps here at the masters gate and as a result of that the security services came down and forcibly removed them pushing them up the steps and away from this area so the tensions still remain there bubbling not just under the surface but over the surface people incredibly unhappy by that decision by don't from move it a week ago now on the latest develops of that we've heard also that he and lebanon have decided that they are going to open embassies for palestine here in east jerusalem that comes off the back of that extraordinary meeting that was

he was always saying allah akbar, and we said, stopped joking about that, one day they will come andt be able to tell if it is real or not. for those who do not know the story, you survived because you were on holiday onjanuary seventh, 2015. you were on holiday in morocco. your colleagues and your friends, especially charb, who was your mental and your collaborator, he was one of those who was gunned down and killed. —— mentor. he was one of those who was gunned down and killed. —— mentorlj he was one of those who was gunned down and killed. -- mentor. iwas actually supposed to be that day. i was working. i was in morocco, but i would wake up that day and send my suggestions for the articles. it was about islamic state, by the way. i sent an email to charb saying, that is what i wanted to do that week. i was waiting for the answer. and i got a phone call telling me, where are you? are you at charlie hebdo? it is there has been a shooting. —— because there has been. that is how i learned they were killed.|j because there has been. that is how i learned they were killed. i need to ask

we spent most of the day shouting allah akbar no they were generally peaceful although there were some small but intense scuffles between palestinian protesters and the israeli security services here including we saw footage of what appears to be a woman being punched in the face by a member of the security services in addition to that small group of women who were holding that protest for a number of hours actually were at one point preventing jewish people from being able to leave and go up the steps here at the masters gate and as a result of that the security services came down and forcibly removed them pushing them up the steps and away from this area so the tensions still remain there bubbling not just under the surface but over the surface people incredibly unhappy by that decision by dawn from move that a week ago now on the latest develops of that we've heard also that he and lebanon have decided that they are going to open embassies for palestine here in east jerusalem that comes off the back of that extraordinary meeting that was held in istanbul just a few days ago where it

while here in jerusalem there were a small number of protesters spent most of the day shouting allah akbar no they were generally peaceful although there were some small but intense scuffles between palestinian protesters and the israeli security services here including we saw footage of what appears to be a woman being punched in the face by a member of the security services in addition to that small group of women who were holding that protest for a number of hours actually were at one point preventing jewish people from being able to leave and go up the steps here at damascus gate and as a result of that the security services came down and forcibly removed them pushing them up the steps and away from this area so the tensions still remain there bubbling not just under the surface but over the surface people incredibly unhappy by that decision by dawn from move that a week ago now on the latest develops of that we've heard also that he and lebanon have decided that they are going to open embassies for palestine here in east jerusalem that comes off the back of that extraordinary meeting

but rather than shouts of happy new year's, there's shouts of allal akbar. this video shows a major shopping district in birmingham england in cross hairs. here in new york, cops say they will beef up security after two recent terror attacks on the still. bryan llenas is there. tell us what the nypd plans to do this year. >> hi, rick. hundreds of thousands of people will be standing out here in just a few days. the nypd promises this will be the most secure celebration in the city's history. following the two terror attacks in as many months, remember, there was a vehicular truck attack on halloween and then just two weeks ago, a failed suicide bombing by a man that used a pipe bomb in the times square subway system. both of those terrorists were inspired by isis. the nypd, we expect them to do a few things. one, we expect them to look at -- really put more scrutiny on rental car and truck rental places in and around the city to prevent a vehicular terrorist attack. we expect truck restrictions in an around times square to be more strict than ever before. ba

can you answer what major rights were denied to kurds on the akbar regime that garnered more kurdish than any other part of the country and appointed many many ministers of kurdish regime. >> another question here. >> stefan malik is my name. i also have two questions. one is generic. do you expect turkey to have a democratic civil society overnight after 600 years of authoritian rule. and people overwhelmingly voted. so how do you think over night it can transform into democracy. the second is the coup. when i was there i researched in turkey several years, all levels of society, the police judiciary break. after the coup have been and 90% of us believe the cia was involved. 90% of the turks believe and they have the names. there is no concern among the opposition for the coup. the people in the street desfet the coup. how do you resolve that question and get to the bottom of it. how do you come to grips when they support all levels of society. >> thank you very much. >> very briefly because we talked a little bit about the turning points in the kurdish movement and how things went

michael: i get these points, but not to talk about "the less jedi," as admiral akbar what once said,aap. . i haven't seen the movie yet. everyone is talking about fiscal expansion europe. have angelawe merkel trying to cobble together a coalition. when you have a coalition like that, it's very hard to cast fiscal policy. we are dealing with a germany who is very reluctant to loosen purse strings anyway. i don't see it. i don't buy it. julia: how about not just having fiscal drag? >> that is great. -- michael: that's fine. we had some great data out of europe. from here, though, we have to say how much confidence is there? how can an external demand for germany, france, the rest of ? rope really grow i'm skeptical. i'm saying it will grind along, but maybe it does not justify these moves in stocks and currency. buying: you are still health care, primarily on weakness? michael: yes. we saw mixed results for oracle. cloud revenues maybe have come in as well as they could. a stock like that we could put on the sidelines the rest of the year and revisit in january. i think that is what wil

a position currently held by ali akbar salali to the list of iranian leaders named in threnlslation. given iran's violations of -- in this legislation. given iran's violations of international law and its clear ties to international terrorism, it is after all the leading sponsor of state terrorism across the globe, we should be monitoring the finances of the head of its nuclear program. to ensure compliance with sanctions and other laws. for years the iranian regime has been mired in institutionalized corruption. to the detriment of the people of that great country. the nexus of nuclear weapons, state sponsored terrorism, money laundering, secret financial agreements, and mass pistolering from the iranian people -- pilfering from the iranian people is a cause for great alarm. this legislation is a response to all of that. it is completely bipartisan in nature. it is the way we should act in the house of representatives, in a bipartisan capacity. the national security interests of the united states know no partisan bounds. mr. speaker, we need all of the tools at our disposal to inves

jerusalem there were a small number of protesters spent most of the day shouting allah akbar no they were generally peaceful although there were some small but intense scuffles between palestinian protesters and the israeli security services here including we saw footage of what appears to be a woman being punched in the face by a member over the security services in addition to that small group of women who were holding that protest for a number of hours actually were at one point preventing jewish people from being able to leave and go up the steps here at damascus gate and as a result of that the security services came down and forcibly removed them pushing them up the steps and away from this area so the tensions still remain there bubbling not just under the surface but over the surface people incredibly unhappy by that decision by dawn from move that a week ago now the latest develops and that we've heard also that and lebanon have decided that they are going to open embassies for palestine here in east jerusalem that comes off the back of that extraordinary meeting that was he