but ayatollah khamenei was still allowing the nuclear talks to continue.ians, had to deal with the side effects. "we cannot locate the bank that your card belongs to. press get your card." so you can't use atms, because our banks are not allowed to do business in iran. ta-da! you end up with stacks of cash. try stuffing this inr wallet or pocket! ♪ while the sanctions were meant to keep the western out, one western product has always been available in tehran: the american dollar. (shouting indiinctly) after all, iran has always been a nation of traders. (man speaking): (men shouting): (erdbrink speaking): (man speaking): (erdbrink speaking): (erdbrink and man speaking): (man speaking): >> erdbrink: so this is the dollar bazaar and euro bazaar. people can change monehere, and... but these are not normal people.ar these all tradesmen. and they know ea other. that guy, he's the boss of everything. the guys who stand on top, they have more information than the rest. br (ek speaking): (erdbrink speaking): (man speaking): (erdbrink speaking): (man speaking): ♪ b

in a bluntly worded tweet ayatollah khamenei railed had u.s. officials comments about iran and for mentioning talk of war no to which the ayatollah stated that there will be neither war nor negotiations relations have been increasingly strained for months since the us we imposed sanctions now those had been suspended as part of the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal which the us withdrew from in may now under the new us sanctions iran is barred from buying american dollars and also from trading in metals including gold and silver it was side so that it limits the overall flow of iranian currency and it targets the countries auto industry head of re imposing sanctions on iran trump threatened to dire consequences only to backtrack days later offering all and all of branch of sorts to iranian president rouhani never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death be ca

in a situation where, yes, the united states has pulled out but also iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khameneilear accord in any way at all. is he right? is there nothing that you can do now to keep that nuclear deal alive? first of all, i would once again like to criticise president trump's decision to leave the nuclear deal with iran because this deal does not only belong to the united states, it was a hard piece of work ofjoint also european diplomacy and the high representatives and the foreign ministers of germany, france and the uk, among others, invested a lot of time in finding the solution. and, of course, this agreement wasn't ideal in the end, it was a compromise, and there are many things we should criticise with regard to iran, especially the destabilising role in the region and the unacceptable threats towards the existence of israeljust to name two. but these issues should be dealt with outside ofjcpoa and not within, and that's. .. it is too late though, isn't it... ..why we, as europeans, said we are interested in maintaining...| beg your pardon? we have seen companies though

look, r instance, supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. there he is. 1.6 miion followers.tos, denunciations of other countries. more politics. hassan rouhani, the president of iran. hassan rouhani, 1.9 million followers. does that make him the most rafamous iranian on instag no. that honor goes to taraneh alidoosti, an actress with 5.1 million followers.ak when she sout on instagram, the country listens. influences are pouring into the country. like here, another modern arrival in prent-day iran. they're popping up everywhere: cappuccino cafés. here, you can do things thatfo were banneyears: listen to western music, share a table with the opposite sex, ana wear your headscncing on the very back of your head. that sudden freedom looks like a good call by the government. "go on, ink as many cappuccinos as you like while roaming the internet, as long as you keep your nose out of our politics." it seemed to work for a whil these customers didn't look like they were hoping to overthrow the religious leaders. but, below the surface, iran is simmering with dcontent everywhere. th

everyone is on instagram.ce look, for instansupreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei..ow 1.6 million fos. speeches, photos, denunciations of other countries. more politics. hassan rouhani, the president of iran.ni hassan rou1.9 million followers. does that make him the mostra famous inian on instagram? no. that honor goes to taraneh alidoosti, an actress with 5.1 million followers. when she speaks out on instagram, the country listens. thanks to the internet, western influences are pouring into the country. like here, another modern arrival in present-day iran. they're popping up everywhere: cappuccino cafés. were banned for years:s that listen to western music, share t table wi opposite sex, and wear your headscarf balancing on that sudden freedom los like a od call by the governmen "go on, drink as many cappuccinos as you like while roaming the internet, as long as you keep your nose outf our politics." it seemed to work for a while.di these customer't look like they were hoping to overthrow the religious leaders. simmering with discont, iran is everywhere. the volca

and iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has rejected president donald trumps of a direct talks the band iranian leaders are meeting with trump saying the u.s. never follows through on promises that makes during talks. now the f.b.i. agent who criticize the u.s. president in text messages during his twenty sixteen presidential campaign has been fired peter struck took to twitter calling donald trump a russian asset and an unhinged madman who is threatening the sovereignty of the united states struck as the third high ranking official to be let go by the agency under this administration classical hand reports. peter struck was one of the f.b.i.'s top investigators in charge of looking into whether hillary clinton broke the law by using private e-mails and also whether the trump campaign colluded with the russian government he was on special counsel robert mueller steamed in till last year when it emerged that he was having an affair with a fellow f.b.i. employee lisa page. they texted from their work phones and they were very critical of candidate trump in one she wrote trump won

because of the country's quote duplicitous decision to impose sanctions ayatollah ali khamenei also stressed iran had no intention of entering into a wall meanwhile the country's defense minister visited a myside hangar to view a new shore cringe ballistic missile. one guy is reaching on the greek island of a via have defile steve accusation of two villages and a monastery hundreds of firefighters attempting to control the flames officials say no injuries have been reported about three weeks ago the country's deadliest wildfire in decades killed at least ninety five people many of them in the seaside resort of maki. two inch of rain some time to storms have back to the japanese capital tokyo the don pulls on monday lifts subways and stores across the city the feast of mud just thousands of households also reported power outages the storm lasted a few was before carrying a fire at a hospital in taiwan has killed at least nine people another thirty. an investigation has been launched into the cause of the blaze the fire broke out on the seventh floor of the building which was used as a hospice

well, there's one person that's responsible for destroying the iranian economy, and that's the ayatollah khamenei for another five minutes about how almost a majority of their resolutions are against israel, no resolutions passed against china, against cuba, against zimbabwe, some of the most egregious, you know, human rights violaters in the world. for them to focus their time on legitimate sanctions from the u.s. is a disgrace. this administration withdrew from the iran deal, from the jcpoa, because it was not a ratified treaty by our senate. it was executive action that president obama took, and we withdrew for many reasons but principally when you look at it from the economic perspective, they got -- the iranians got over $150 billion in sanctions relief are. of they spend millions of dollars a year wreaking havoc in syria, funding the houthi, in yemen -- houthis in yemen, they're going to rebuild the syrian economy. so this is why the iranian people are protesting. this is legitimate action taken by the united states government, and if there is any economic troubles by, that the iranian peop