. >> ayatollah khomeini, the rebel priest, was called on to depose the shah. >> khomeini called on an't think the united states as a secular country understood that islam could oust a monarchy that prevailed for a system of government. >> we support the shah. >> we did put the shah in but you are saying we can't keep him in? >> i think that's a decision to be made by the people of that country. >> good evening, the shah of iran is in egypt tonight. his countrymen are deliriously rejoicing at his departure. and all around the world, government leaders are trying to come to grips with the fall of the man known as the king of kings. >> the old chant of "death to the shah" replaced by a new one, "death to carter." >> jimmy carter knows we want freedom. we don't want his human rights anymore. >> the source of energy was a core question. the iranian revolution is drying up our energy supply. we are literally running out of gas. >> can i have your attention, please. there has been a state of emergency declared on three mile island. >> a nuclear power plant near harrisburg, pennsylvania, the

a defiant speech by rod supreme leader, ayatollah ali. how many rejected protests as demands the reforms, calling them riotous. he was addressing members of the passage a paramilitary group. hundreds of demonstrators have been killed since the death of mass armine in police custody in september. the protests have turned into one of the biggest challenges to ron's clerical leadership. since the 1979 is lubbock revolution. long message that he saw in this recent matters the to persecuted people perceived, sacrificed themselves to prevent a nation from succumbing to the force of group of killers, rebels, illiterate, and then slave people. they sacrificed himself to prevent the cruelty of another. but we'll get to our palo shore, be the 1st i'll correspond the door said you baris inter. ivan sums up the key details in ayatollah have you had a speech. the supreme leader, i told the common age age of 18, we remained very much in the similar tone that he has had over the past 33 years since he becomes the supreme leader over on he said that ther

ayatollah khamenei prevailed.les imposed on women became one of the main pillars of the regime. how could you understand this is an islamic country? through us, through women, because they make us wear their ideology on our body. basically the hijab is not a choice for us. but iranian women have kept fighting. mansoureh shojaee is an iranian women's rights activist. now she lives in exile, in the hague, the netherlands. in 2006, mansoureh and a group of women in iran started a campaign called one million signatures. the campaign sought to change discriminatory laws against women. most of the women behind the campaign were arrested or exiled, but a new generation of activists went online. with the development of the internet in iran, communicating with young iranian women became easier. masih alinejad, an iranian activist exiled in the us, used social media to promote her campaigns against compulsory hijab. look at this — colourful hair! this is a hair revolution! my stealthy freedom, my camera is my weapon, and wh

cue the usa chants, team usa kicking the ayatollah's'. the red white and blue come out on top, 1-0 over iran. one of the biggest wins for america in world cup history. not since sergeant slaughter beat the iron shaik has there been a bigger win over iran by the united states. the u.s. will advance to the knockout stage. here's the goal that put us on top. not working. oh, well. want to keep going? team usa says you haven't seen anything yet. maybe this will work. >> i say it is us against the world, no one believed the u.s. can play good football. we're just here trying to show the world. i think it is no better to do with people you love, our family in the stands. we do it for them. >> greg: america's victory coming amid major political tensions, the sluggish iranian government is cracking down on citizens, protesting the death of a 22-year-old woman killed for not wearing a hair covering. the rogue nation also reportedly threatened its soccer team and the players' families with imprisonment and torture if they failed to behave in leadup

in an online video, the niece of iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei, has called on all foreignsay farideh morad—khani was arrested last wednesday. her brother — who is based in france — posted the video. anti—government protests have swept across iran for more than two months. human rights groups —say at least a50 people have been killed. earlier i spoke to sussan tamasebi. she's the director of femena, a group advocating for women's rights in the middle east and north africa. i began by asking her, what kind of impact the video could have. the niece of yvan�*s supreme leader turned to court because she was summoned to come and serve her prison sentence and it seems that she had recorded this video before she went into court and probably had agreed with someone to release it if she was actually kept in force to serve her prison sentence. she has a prison sentence of at least a decade long. she was arrested last year and had been arrested last year and had been arrested before that as well but she was arrested last year for a number of reasons because she was supporting the fami

the niece of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has called on all foreign governments toe and maintaining power." her appeal comes amid a backdrop of anti—government protests sparked by the death a young woman in police custody. siavash ardalan from the bbc persian service is with us. there's a strong word —— those are strong words from his niece. how significant is this? it’s strong words from his niece. how significant is this?— significant is this? it's always interesting — significant is this? it's always interesting when _ significant is this? it's always interesting when you - significant is this? it's always interesting when you have i significant is this? it's always interesting when you have a l significant is this? it's always - interesting when you have a relative of a family member of the leader, let alone a supreme leader and authoritarian leader, either defect or speak out against the regime. she didn't have a political profile. she was not influential to begin with. but her statements carry a significant symbolic impact and the opposition has been presentin

as taiwan leader, iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali. how many has praised the country security forces for controlling what he called riots? widespread protest was sparked in september by the death in custody of a young woman. in rest has turned into one of the boldest challenges to iran leadership for 979 islamic revolution. around liter blame the countries foreign enemies, particularly the u. s. for the unrest it says negotiating won't resolve anything else. jabari has more from tara, on the supreme leader, ayatollah become an age at the age of 80 suite. it remained very much in the similar tone that he has had over the past 33 years since he's become the supreme leader of iran. he said that there are still western powers at trying to bring down the islamic republic that had a revolution in 1979. he said that it is the role of the basil members to make sure that the ideologies of the revolution continue. he also said that writers, as he called them, will pay the price for their actions and will undoubtedly be dealt with just to let you

the niece of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has called on all foreign governments to "force and maintaining power." her appeal comes amid a backdrop of anti—government protests sparked by the death a young woman in police custody. siavash ardalan is from the bbc persian service. it's always interesting when you have a relative or a family member of the leader, let alone a supreme leader in an authoritarian regime, either defect or, you know, speak out against the regime. she didn't have a political profile. she was not influential to begin with. but her statements carry significant symbolic impact, and the opposition has been presenting that as an indication of cracks within the regime. it's not an indication of cracks within the regime. but nevertheless, there are voices like her who have also spoken out. and there are also otherfamily members of the supreme leader who currently hold positions of power, so as damning as her statements might have been, it doesn't carry very much practical impact. but nevertheless, the government very shortly after she delivered that s

the niece of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has called on all foreign governments to cut ties with tehran. hello, and welcome to bbc news. rare anti—government protests have taken place in china — with some people making open calls for president xijinping to resign — amid public anger over strict covid restrictions. the demonstrations have been prompted by a deadly fire in the western region of xinjiang last week, which saw some suggest that rescue efforts were hindered by continuing restrictions — a claim the authorities have rejected. stephen mcdonell reports. it's not unusual to see acts of defiance in china, but this was something different. a crowd of protesters in shanghai chanted, calling for the country's leader, xijinping, to stand down and for the communist party to give up power. officially, china's goal is to return each outbreak to zero new infections using strict stay—at—home orders, travel restrictions and mass testing. entire cities are still being locked down. the government says easing the policy would lead to a significant death toll, but it's been

protesters in iran say they've set fire to the ancestral home of the islamic republics founder, ayatollah khomeini activists. claim these images on social media show the place doesn't. demonstrators can be seen outside the building before a flash inside anti government protest entered the 3rd month. and the unrest began after the death of a young woman arrested for allegedly wearing her head scarf incorrectly, to w's eyebrow. he has been hearing from women angry about restrictions or on their freedoms. we have altered their voices to protect their identities bruning away years of oppression. for almost 2 months. iranian women in the country and around the world have set their head scarves ablaze in protest. they told us doing so is rejection of the molars rule over iran. we are fighting for the freedom of choice, not against a job. i don't have his job to stays and i dare to walk or even seat in front of the rest police. why? my aunt, who is also an actor for tester, where her job, because she believes since the her job became mandatory in iran after the 1979 revolution. it's a key aspect

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. >> we have the ayatollah's niece condemning the grand ayatollah.ting bolder and bigger. i wish our government would speak up in support of the protesters. barack obama admitted one mistake i made is making a bigger stand during the revolution in iran, he didn't want to become the problem. the vice president was biden. the sea understand, you don't have to send any forces in, i stand up for the people, what about these female activists who want women's rights, don't they see these uranian men and women standing up for women's rights in iran and this 22-year-old was killed for not wearing the right his job - hejab? so many causes for people to speak up on, but first and foremost, tyler adams was brilliant in his response, i come from black and white family, play with all kinds, constantly getting that are in america with determination everywhere, i love it. the longest time watching people put down america in america, i love them to represent us positively overseas, best country in the world. ashley: no kidding. good luck to the team, thank you so mu

in a speech on saturday, around supreme leader, ayatollah ali hominy praised the boss, teach malaysia militia that have been at the heart of the government crackdown on your own to the man. every you to get more on the story. when are joined by yada a starbucks head of ira did, i'll be a person service yelder good to have you with us. so how many or combination speech came just are a day after another alleged crackdown in a sedan and, and also the when of the national team in carter. that's quite a, a mixed bag of feelings. joy, he is suffering there. how is that perceived in the country? yes, when it will, it is how it is perceived. is that the part of joy that you mentioned? we don't at the moment in the pictures that we see within iran are the security forces. are the revolutionary guard cope's who are actually celebrating the win off the national team, who are, are on their tanks, from which they, they've been killing people on the streets, dancing, and celebrating. and of course, and many people, as we've seen, the report has shown it very well in many iranians are actually frust

meanwhile the ayatollah has been texting or tweeting freely the whole time.ese are the same lawmakers number one among them kamala harris who are in bed with the social media platforms, the reason why none of them are liable for anything that happens on it so when people have enjoyed live streams of rape and garnering support for really terrible horrible violent crimes no one at the top is held accountable because of these people in charge and the administration right it's just the users. but they flip that point of view when all of a sudden elon musk is the reason that the world is falling apart. and this is the same president who, i guess again, this is his priority, but he decides to take air marshals off planes and put them off the southern borders, right, our dollars going up. so many things in this world consuming americans that are true stressors and yes this is what is consuming our administration. this is what our tax dollars are funding, their hair catching on fireman man i wouldn't knock the ayatollah's tweets. this he are pretty good. did you see

will have kayleigh get in here, why is it celebrities protest restoration of free speech when the ayatollah voices are allowed to fester all this time, where was their protest. >> it is interesting. you have moments that crystallize who liberals are, like covid-19 hits and you see all these crazies, knew some shut down churches, used it to restrict the first amendment. elon musk says first amendment, free speech, what do the trolls do, they hate free speech. all he said is i want free speech. and taylor lorenz, like the gates of hell opened on the site. twitter is to be taken over by the evil sith lord. all he wanted was free speech. dan rather, a question i am asking, if i go there will be trouble, if i stay there will be double. >> who? >> dan rather. no one cares, dan. >> the msnbc commentator who is a lawyer who said stay, i don't know if she was referring to lyrics. tristan snell after news broke that elon musk bought twitter said howed your ground like a ukrainian to those who were potentially going to leave. i'm sorry, what? you are basically going to compare illegal inaggravation by

the ayatollah khomeini took power, she could never go home again which is why she supports the protesters in iran now. >> my first reaction is being proud of these women who are taking such humongous risks on their freedom and their health and their life. and to stand up for what is their natural rights , their human rights. >> reporter: demonstrations erupted across iran after the death of a 22-year-old woman who was picked up by kpix5's plurality police noead ring i r >>t isyour name ? >> reporter: outrages spread across the world. there have been protests across the u.s. and in the bay area including this one at berkeley city hall led by iranian americans. >> stop oppressing the women for the last 43 years. >> she has been following the developments in social media dixie is getting her friends and clients informed if not involved . >> they need our support. we are supporting them just by having these conversations >> i don't like oppression and abuse. if there is an opportunity for me to stand up against them, i well. >> reporter: barbershops and hair salons have a long history of bein

what to you make of the ayatollah coming out publicly and where, what the u.s.is situation? should we be doing more? >> well, so, you know, the iranians are frustrated and angry over their economic, other their just horrific economy, over the fact that iran spends an inordinate amount of money to support these proxy militias in lebanon, hezbollah, yemen -- in iraq and other places. these protests have been going on over two months, and they've got serious staying power. the united states is doing the right thing by working with the united nations. the human rights council is going to take up an investigation of iran. we can sank iranian officials. behind the scenes there are things we can do to help make sure there's communication inside iran so that the protesters can engage effectively with one another and plan. but make no mistake, we also have to be concerned about the potential for iran to launch aggressive military attacks to take the attention away from these domestic troubles. we've got to be on the highest alert not just in the middle ooh east, but beyo

in an online video, the niece of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has called on all foreignvists say farideh moradkhani was arrested last wednesday. her brother, who is based in france, posted the video. anti—government protests have swept across iran for more than two months. thousands of people from the kurdish community in northeast syria have been protesting against turkish cross—border air—strikes. demonstrators in the city of qamishli held up photos of some of the nearly 60 people killed in the attacks. the airstrikes on the semi—autonomous kurdish zones began a week ago in response to a bombing in istanbul this month. more than 100,000 people have taken part in a march in mexico's capital in support of the president, andres manuel lopez 0brador. the march comes two weeks after tens of thousands of opponents of the president rallied in the city. pope francis has spoken of his worries about increased violence between israelis and palestinians. the pontiff highlighted last wednesday's bomb attacks injerusalem that killed an israeli teenager and the death of a palestinian

the sheer clergy, led by ayatollah commanding to take power into their own hands. u. s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil imports to be seized. irena deposits in american banks were frozen sales of military goods to a band breaking diplomatic relations the us band on exports, including food and medicine tortures for my daughter, roja, false havi. but give me an idea. when would be monday august halls thought on was in the field before wasa hum. gym door was paid on the gym, a william law to heaters meetings with his boys, a puerto little controller finance. those funds are near. you've given me if that machine near me at the club, if to lucel dawkins were proposed near booth and considered, or yet the gun yesterday. but i wish i knew barzon reject the wrong small doors. computer video or dipping of the islamist revolution was a response to earlier events. but 3 decades, washington and london dictated terms to terran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization union or the british government and american government create

heroes , a word of good evening, such a feeling well, at least we we hope that the regime of the ayatollahd this leak appear or a serious warning that was published by all nn, in particular that the rank is preparing an attack on saudi arabia and so we understand that saudi arabia is not just about the world order, there is sovereignty and so on and so on this is a very specific oil case that iran can fall into and, accordingly, there is a hospital that maybe our allies will play ahead, so to speak. we would like to see your professional comment. well, you know, the information has really appeared and she caused a little bit of such nervousness. i would say that because when the washington post reported that saudi intelligence had shared information with american partners about attacks planned by iran, then of course

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revolutionary guards who control most of the economy and security, and the clerics lead by supreme leader, ayatollah hyman ne, who make the rules. officials say the unrest is the work of foreign agents, especially the us and israel hero. why did the enemies, why did america on the zionist regime, conspire against our nation under revolution and create these riots? as the supreme leader said, our country is advancing on the enemy's. don't want our country to make progress that about moe, me. when for their part, protesters aren't just angry about one policy, they're rejecting the whole regime a regime that has not tried to accommodate them. instead, the head of the revolutionary guards has tried to play down the level of public discontent. all the jobs we are telling our youth, the minority who have been deceived to stop wicked acts to day is the end of the riots. don't go to the streets anymore. oh oh, not unlike in protests of the past, this time around, students have been joined by working class crowds, a broad based loose alliance that threatens the regime space of support. burning had jobs and a

this footage on social media shows protesters burning ayatollah khomeini's childhood home. protests are now in their third month. the threat to the regime is so great that no—one is being spared, not even children. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. they're built to bring gas from russia to western europe — and now investigators say a series of blasts on two underwater gas pipelines earlier this year, were the result of "serious sabotage". 0ur europe editor, katya adler, has more. this is a new front line in russia's conflict against ukraine and the west. vladimir putin has warned energy infrastructure — how oil and gas travel from source to our homes — is at risk. this is why the west believes him. three explosions were detonated on major gas lines between russia and europe earlier this autumn. moscow denies responsibility. hello, good morning. we set off in search of answers, with exclusive access and the help of underwater drone experts. look how the concrete casing around the pipe was ripped apart. that, say intelligence sources, would need the force of a huge car bomb. an explo

today's speeches and then speeches then and then and recently is that now she is under attack by the ayatollahslieve that everything will change there and move to the democratic road but the fundamental fundamental difference is that earlier all the protests concerned local elites , maybe even central elites, but the civil elites, not the religious elites, no one touched the government. the agenda, how much it will be changed, i don't know, everything is very shaky there, you know, the war against ukraine, russia against ukraine, led to different circumstances in the middle east. i think yesterday we talked about it in great detail, very similar, no a to live under a tyrant in the early days, i don't think that's what the ancient persians want. but they still have some kind of attraction. well, they don't have freedom. even now, yes, i am when they are definitely in command, but there are such filters, but some kind of, well, it's very conditional, shorter, a little more democracy than in russia oh, and first of all, secondly, it is easier to live there, because if you fully comply with all the

gestures in iran say that they have set fire to the ancestral home of the islamic republic, founder ayatollah home. in the activist claim that these images on social media show the boy dozens of demonstrators can be seen outside the building. before a flash appears inside, you see it right there. anti government protests have entered their 3rd months in iran. unrest began after the death of a young woman who was arrested for allegedly wearing her head scarf incorrectly. he w abraham has been talking with women who were angry about restrictions on their freedom. we have altered their voices to protect their identities burning away years of oppression for almost 2 months. iranian women in the country and around the world have set their head scarves ablaze in protest. they told us doing so is a rejection of the mullahs rule over iran. we are fighting for the freedom of choice, not against a job. i don't have his job to stays on, i dare to walk or even sit in front of the ridge police. why? my aunt, who is also an active for tester, where her job because she believes since the her job became mand

the heroes good evening that's the feeling well, at least we hope for it that the regime of the ayatollah jumped in for a reason did this leak appear or a serious warning that was published by all nn in particular that the rank is preparing an attack on saudi arabia and so we understand that saudi arabia is not easy about the world order, there is sovereignty, and so on. and so on. this is a very specific oil case in which iran can enter. accordingly, there is hope that perhaps our allies will play ahead, so to speak. we would like to see it in your professional comment well, you know, the information really came out and it caused a little bit of nervousness. i would say that because, uh, when the washington post reported that saudi intelligence had shared information with american partners about attacks planned by iran, of course, uh- let's say political processes took place and it's funny that after that the ministry of foreign affairs denied it early and said that we are not planning anything. i will honestly say that if you look at the region as a whole, it seems to me that now, after

understand, how important is this moment and the niece of aetole what's going on well, uh in fact, the ayatollahte a lot of relatives on her side, as in most of the eastern countries, one of them may be in vlasov, some of them are more powerful, some are not, and the relatives are also different, so there are closer ones, there are more distant ones, so it is obvious to me that it can be there is even some pretense . what is it that such a person is speaking for himself? that is , he is not some figure of the first such magnitude to be promoted. but at the same time, we see the actions of, for example, kicking and m-m and other former counters, as well as a call to the authorities to at least refrain from violence against the demonstrators. that these methods that the iranian police are currently using, they are not humane, what are they doing, they just shoot a demonstrator in the face , and according to some data, up to half a thousand people have simply lost their sight, and again, the paradox of the situation is that this is done with the use of these traumatic weapons which was bought ukrai

does not want to see beyond its nose, regardless of internal protests, it does not matter how the ayatollahhe foreign front, the sale of drones by muscovites, the recognition of the ira as an accomplice in the crime, the hands of many have been untied, an incredible bloc of azerbaijan, turkey, and israel has come together. the top military leadership of israel became full, and there were turkish azerbaijani colleagues in baku. there are three times more azerbaijanis than in azerbaijan itself, this is the so-called iranian azerbaijan, so for many years the population of iran has been perceived and the more numerous population of iran has been regularly oppressed by the neighboring azerbaijanis, including the clergy , in their sermons they often put azerbaijan as an anti-example, an anti-example of a failed state, but later victorious for azerbaijan in the karabakh war, the authority of the latter in the region grew decently, and baku's close cooperation with turkey's main competitor angered the wounds not on they even decided to play a joke with their muscles in the style of putin . during t

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this footage on social media shows protesters burning ayatollah khomeini's childhood home.t ever happened. the protests are now in their third month. the threat to the regime is so great that no—one is being spared, not even children. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. a passenger plane struck a fire truck while taking off at an airport in peru, killing two firefighters. this was the scene at lima's airport as crews tried to battle the blaze. the airline latam, which operated the domestic flight, said none of the 102 passengers aboard — and no crew members — lost their lives. donald trump has angrily condemned the appointment of an independent lawyer to investigate cases against him as appalling, corrupt and highly political. the us attorney general has appointed a former war crimes prosecutor as special counsel to handle investigations into the former us president. jack smith will rule on whether criminal charges should be filed against the former president relating to the removal of top— secret documents to his florida residence and to the january 6th capitol riots. i've been goin

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in an online video, the niece of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has called on all foreign and is being held in a notorious tehran prison. pope francis has spoken of his worries about increased violence between israelis and palestinians. the pontiff highlighted last wednesday's bomb attacks injerusalem that killed an israeli teenager and the death of a palestinian boy on the same day in the occupied west bank. let's turn to ukraine now — where snow is falling in kyiv, and temperatures are hovering around freezing, as the country battles to cope with power cuts after a barrage of russian missile strikes targeting ukraine's energy grid. the cold weather is pushing up energy needs even as repair workers race to fix wrecked power facilities. jessica parker reports from kyiv. it's almost a novelty, the lights come on. the water too! ludmilla, who lives on her own had, like millions, been without power for days. these outages could keep happening again and again this winter. is it bearable? translation: it's impossible to live in the city without electricity - and water, the radi

ballistic missiles and existing ones he has the same iskanders that i heard about the trip to the ayatollah the fact is that russia did not receive the answers it hoped for, that in fact iran is not going to provide so much missiles and as quickly as russia requested and another part of the missiles may actually come as early as spring and this is of course another good reason why putin wants to slow down the war in order to postpone it to the winter, he mistakenly believes that if he continues to attack the infrastructure of the city, this will change the attitude of the ukrainian people this only proves, as it has been since the first days of the war, that he does not understand either the psychology or the culture of the ukrainian people, who are not going to surrender, in fact, the more destruction he will do, the harder it will be for him to win the war, in your opinion, what symmetrical measures should ukraine use in the current situation, or in general is there a feeling that the united states will help us with long-range artillery systems, so because the war must end as soon as poss

in an online video, the niece of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has called on all foreignsts say farideh moradkhani was arrested last wednesday. her brother, who is based in france, posted the video. anti—government protests have swept across iran for more than two months. human rights groups say at least a50 people have been killed. thousands of people from the kurdish community in north—east syria have been protesting against turkish cross border air strikes. demonstrators in the city of qamishli held up photos of some of the nearly 60 people killed in the attacks. the air strikes on the semi autonomous kurdish zones began a week ago in response to a bombing in istanbul this month. more than 100,000 people have taken part in a march in mexico's capital in support of the president, andres manuel lopez 0brador. the march comes two weeks after tens of thousands of opponents of the president rallied in the city. a huge landslide on the italian island of ischia is now known to have killed seven people. about five others are still missing after homes and vehicles were buried b

hint at something and the wound so that not only russia has the only take care of the regime of the ayatollaht's live and see, let's go further lesya vakulyuk andriy er andriy yours is already a habit everything is very good with borkovsky i think prosyvchuka er antin berkovskyi we are working for you this is a marathon espresso we will continue further, we will also talk a little about the united states of america but in the context of ukraine, it is also interesting to understand that it does not mean that the united states privately requires ukraine to demonstrate its readiness for negotiations with russia, and now maria and ono are members of the people's deputy of ukraine we will ask the committee of the verkhovna rada on foreign policy, mrs. maria. have a good day. good day. glory to ukraine is glad to see that lesya touched on an extremely important problem, and the visit of jake sullivan, what is behind that extremely difficult visit, which took place without any media hype, so to speak, we understand that advisor sullivan is one of president joseph biden's right-hand men, dealing wit

reporter: two questions, john, first of the niece of the ayatollah was arrested recently as part of the protests. does the administration, having stated its support for peaceful protest having a state that have a statement about her arrest? >> >> we stay consistent we believe in the right for peaceful protest. we stand, particularly with largely ironic in women, just beyond that, -- iranian women, it is beyond that, it is about the dictates that affect their lives personally. we support the rights to protest and all the regime accountable for the way treated people. reporter: along the same lines, wealthy administration put out a statement to the -- will the administration put out a statement about the military junta, [indiscernible] >> i do not have a preview of a statement to read out to you today. we have been clear about our concerns over the military domination there and the practice and policies. particular the way they treat clinical prisoners. -- political prisoners. i do not have a stamen on that issue. reporter: the u.s. is said these protests are widespread or perhaps more is

the sheer clergy, led by ayatollah khomeini, had to take power into their own hands. u. s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil imports to be seized. irena deposits in american banks were frozen sales of military goods to a band breaking diplomatic relations. the us band all exports, including food and medicine. hello tortures for my daughter. well your false, hey the bad denija. when would it be monday i forced on was in the field before? well, i'm get a william la to years with their own since boys a puerto is but the controller finance, so expensive or near a machine near me at the new ssl dock. so we're proposing here, we'll get into a promotional barzon job to run some dollars in p. c. roads in june, there are getting the atlantic revolution was a response to earlier events or 3 decades. washington and london dictated terms to tehran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the quote in 1952, they always to legally elected government of bob mean

just as well be burning for the present, where we challenge how to 0 ukraine iran, supremely de ayatollah ali, how many, his praise the country security forces the controlling what he called riots. widespread protests were sparked in september by the death and custody of a young woman. the unrest is turned into one of the boldest challenges to ron's leadership. for $979.00 islamic revolution around supreme meter blamed the country's foreign enemies particularly to us for the unrest. this is negotiating would result anything in china half day, brian bill wendy's riots on the streets. that's happening. the say you should solve your problems with the u. s. and they said, please clearly say you should listen to the voice of the nation. i have come across this in writing solved problems with the u. s. or listen to the nation. dosage of aria has more from tehran, the supreme leader, i told i the common age at the age of 80 suite. it remained very much in the similar tone that he has had over the past 33 years since he's become the supreme leader of iran. he said that there are still western pow