my guests today — abdel bari atwan, writer on arab affairs. veteran new york times reporterjohn fisher burns. broadcaster, maria margaronis, and political commentator adam raphael. welcome to you all and thank you forjoining us. how much does one death disrupt a terror movement? in 2014, abu bakr al—baghdadi, the leader of thejihadi group islamic state, declared a caliphate in iraq and syria. by the time of his death last weekend, the territory had been lost, his caliphate had crumbled. but is has already declared a new leader and vowed revenge. so, bari, you start us off. tell us what we know about this new leader. the new leader, abu ibrahim al—hashimi al-qurayshi, is actually an ex—saddam hussein man. he could be more brutal than abu bakr al—baghdadi. he is very influential. his name is giving a lot of meanings. when he says al-qurayshi, it means that he comes from quraysh of mecca. when he says al—hashimi, it means he belong to the prophet muhammad. do you think it's true? do you think they need to kind of add all that to make him look lik

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ukraine make a public statement announcing the investigations of the 2016 election, dnc server and bariseveryo in the loop. i then heard president trump say "so he's going to do the investigation." adding that president zelensky will do anything for him. >> those two things had just diverged. everyone was in the loop. when you look at ambassador sondland's testimony, what mattered? someone who has bee knowing and covering the facts. >> ambassador sondland wholl init tried to say in his testimony that he doesn't member whether or not the president was seeking an investigation of joe biden, on this particular day laid bare everything he thought looking back, piecing it all togetr. he knew there was a quid pro quo. and he knew it had been at thru inion of the president through his agent rudy giuliani his personalttorney. the most striking thing about what i view as gordon sondland's flip flop she finally came clean in describing thi iseally what it was. i didn't want to say it exactly this way but this is what it was. >> he seemed to try to protect himself. there's a key moment in sondland'

bari, sorry, you've been trying to get in. i want to come back to this question of is resilience.e ground for them to recruit in, let's talk about their ideological structure post—baghdadi. i have three points here. the first one, i believe that trump is telling a lot of lies about the capture and the death of al—baghdadi. he is trying to portray himself as achieving exactly what 0bama achieved, to assassinate or to kill osama bin laden. the second point, you know, 0k, we managed to kill osama bin laden. and what happened? you know, we actually ended with two more radical, more bloody, more brutal organisations, which is al—nusra, another branch of al-qaeda in syria, and we have isis. so what will happen after the death of al—baghdadi? which radical organisation will we have? the third point is that i am really surprised, the americans are now changing the equation. now they are burying these mujahideen, all those terrorists, in the sea. in the beginning, they used to parade them. for example, the sons of saddam hussein, when they were killed, we saw their dead bodies. the same th

wait to receive their subsidies many are wondering if the disruptions will be worth its north as a bari. they started back again to our breaking news story saudi arabia says that the rebels have hijacked a vessel south of the red sea now the ship is apparently towing a south korean drilling rig jerry north what is the chairman of the risk management and security company must. he joins us on skype from maine star in. just breaking to our reporter on the ground there who says that from his sources there are confirming that the who fees have seized this vessel they will now be trying to determine exactly where it comes from what the process is and then release it how do you respond to that news got here through very carefully this it's 30 days yet we don't know exactly what's happened and what i see in this one report out there that they. have taken this vessel. and and i think what we need to do is just wait until you get more information see what's actually really going on you've got one story of a story in the saudis and. the evidence was just speaking to a reporter again the hoof is a

the oldest player here today is cut to toshiko bari he's 81 which is why he wears purple. for the players cancer deal their age yellow for the 70 somethings and red for those in their sixty's with a screw up though i do 20 need. 20 pushups. 30 minutes of high bar exercises. well. that's good enough for me when i run every day. is also important. 3 eggs a day meat cheese. not all or fermented beans kind of my job. things are getting started. on over. there. was the world but sometimes aches and pains forced the seniors to leave the playing field. otherwise no mercy. you're only as old as you feel is the prevailing belief here. but i think. that. in the end the other team wins by how many points exactly no one knows and doesn't matter they all celebrate together at the nomi chi a japanese drinking party the 101 because there are few women here many of the men are single another reason why they play rugby to combat loneliness . was good. or that it was. there and that there. now they are looking forward to the rugby world championship final here in japan their national team h

well those are just bari joins us live now from tehran just to explain to us why iran has taken this decision. well merriam according to the president hassan rouhani the 60 day period that they had issued the remaining signatories of the nuclear agreement for european remaining signatories that is britain france and germany did not uphold their end of the deal and that is why as of midnight tonight that deadline expired and iran waited until that exact moment to restart the for joe nuclear facility the president says that since the united states with through the european signatories haven't done enough to do what they were supposed to under this agreement that is why iran continues to scale back its obligations to this deal now under that agreement this facility the for the nuclear site became a research facility as of january of 2016 but as of midnight tonight that is no longer the case this facility is the only one in iran that is able to produce 20 percent enriched uranium is one of the most important facilities that iran has. so as you say iran has now increased its activity at t

the oldest player here today is cutting toshiko bari he's 81 which is why he wears purple. players pants for the older age yellow for the 70 somethings and red for those in their sixty's with a screw up though i do 20 need bends. 20 pushups. 30 minutes of high bar exercises i do this 40 times a day oh. that's good enough for me when i run every day. is also important. 3 eggs a day meat cheese tofu not all or fermented beans kind of my stuff. things are getting started. on of. course. with the world but sometimes aches and pains force the seniors to leave the playing field whatever. otherwise no mercy. you're only as old as you feel is the prevailing belief here. oh. my god. i'm not in the end the other team wins by how many points exactly no one knows it doesn't matter they all celebrate together at the nomi chi a japanese drinking party the 100 witnesses there are few women here many of the men are single another reason why they play rugby to combat loneliness . was. what it was. their their. go. now they are looking forward to the rugby world championship final here in ja

including witchcraft is on the rise but many saying correctness is becoming a bari or to protecting vulnerable foreign children. around the clock across the world this is our team international her warm welcome to the program my name's union o'neil. following months of protests fallout from the on rest in hong kong is now being felt much further afield for the 1st time since government demonstrations began chinese territory activists but the hong kong official who was visiting london. was. was very well the video that we just saw shows hong kong's justice secretary to resign chang who was actually at the time in the u.k. giving a speech about successful dispute resolution how she was targeted by dozens of protesters who pretty much mobbed her as she left the car now the activists were yelling murderer and as they also chase her down the street to put it show of the incidents the one that we just saw shows a chain being swamped and screamed ad and at some point she was even pushed to the ground and she injured her arm and she was taken to hospital by ambulance for treatment now an interesting d

know to me it's this a natural consequence of having a system where people are basically forced to bari to continue to exist. you know they produce they will sit well on earning enough money to to make ends meet by going deeper into debt. governments have also been as as i was saying last decade cutting back on public spending through austerity and this we see a fundamental rethink or greg motto these trains are going to take only going to continue and we're going to see you know if a higher rates of corporate and household was overseas. job benjamin thanks so much being on the kaiser report that's going to do it for this episode of guys reply with may max kaiser stay sara thanks to i guess once again john badger man if you are a just on twitter it's guys reports like. young elephants have come to. my space lee brutal putting incidents because sadly the baby elephants often do see them as. killed but also. i do believe the elephant smile i see it's a nice little months. to express some changes. in the. thinking of getting a cute puppy. in this tiny little wired you don't need a crate wi

a political analyst and professor of media studies also into her on al-jazeera correspondent bari and everybody's really good to have you i actually want to start with a comment from november 27th from iran's supreme leader and the reason he felt the protests got under way and who was behind the protests have a miss. who had a scare that would have that sound that you see that it was a deep extensive and very dangerous conspiracy that cost them the us so much money and effort so they wanted to use an opportunity to carry out this move which was an act of destruction arson murder and vandalism under the pretext of a gasoline price increase they thought that they had found the opportunity and brought their troops to the filled this move was destroyed by the people that pay those are the most of all that is one to conspiracy to some volved it's a plot if you will looking at what happened over the last couple of days how much a kite to rise what happened what took people out on the streets. well thanks for having me well let me explain it this way that protests are different from briards

return ready to build on it the co-chair of the constitutional committee on the government side because bari has said that any constitution needs to preserve what he describes as national constants in syria now that's a code word for the assad dinner who've been running the country for almost 50 years it is the key issue and it's likely to be a crunch point soon for these talks james pays out his era at the united nations now the colombian president evander kane has held a meeting with newly elected manners and governors to try to work out a deal on reform the so-called national dialogue for the days of anti-government protests many are angry about corruption and potential changes to the minimum wage to pensions and to taxes a curfew was imposed in the capital on friday but it didn't stop people from returning to the streets a day later i was 100 m.p.'s he has more now from bogota. and take other men demonstrations have stretched into a straight for today here in the capital bogota and across the country with thousands of people coming out in different classes in different parts of the city

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likely be more concern and criticism about iran's nuclear ambitions in the days ahead north of the bari alpha 0 tax on. rudd is a senior fellow at the national iranian american council she says the tensions between tehran and washington they back to the iran hostage crisis. the timing obviously from the american psycho and siding with the 40th anniversary of the hostage crisis is important because if you look at the history of the united states and iran policy and 1979 is a watershed moment it's a turning point in how the u.s. views iran how americans view iran and has affected u.s. policy views of iran ever since that 40 years of sort of and it that we see between the 2 sides starts with the hostage taking in november 170 now well the iranian government certainly uses the hostage crisis symbolically as well from the iranian historical perspective what we have to understand about november 179 is that what the fear was amongst the iranians was that there would be a 2nd crew that would take out that reinstates the shop because he had been allowed to keep because he had been admitted into

likely be more concern and criticisms about iran's nuclear ambitions in the days ahead north of the bari alpha 0. well hours after iran's announcement the us said it was imposing new sanctions on 9 a rainy and close to the supreme leader ali how many iran's foreign ministry says those sanctions show america's diplomatic shortcomings and bullying approach to international affairs i can has more on why the sanctions were imposed. senior administration officials briefed journalists to make clear that the latest round of sanctions timed to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the arabian hostage siege now certainly these are significant the sanctions aimed at the very most senior levels of iranian leadership the 9 figures who individually singled out all members of the in a sanctum say a national security officials among them is the head of the iranian judiciary the iranian chief of staff and very importantly the 2nd son of the ayatollah khamenei he's the only one of the i told his children to actually works with in the office and certainly represents his father at times in public so this i

french president says it's a signal iran intends to quit the nuclear agreement altogether dosage of bari has more now from to iran. the foregoing nuclear facility near the city of call me is now fully operational according to iran's atomic energy organization just past midnight the uranium gas has been injected into centrifuges of that site and that is where the rains have said they will start producing. about 5 percent the rain in present has some rouhani said this measure has been taken this is the 4th step they are taking to scale back their commitment to the nuclear deal of 2015 now this facility the fordo site became a research facility as of january of 2016 under the greens and that is because this is the only site in iran that is able to enrich uranium at 20 percent they were a means have said that they are taking this measure because the european signatories of the way are not upholding their and that the deal and this is the most serious step to they've taken and until the european signatories show that they are committed to this nuclear agreement iran will continue to scale bac

wait to receive their subsidies many are wondering if the disruptions will be worth it north as a bari teheran. banks are set to reopen in lebanon on tuesday after a week long strike by staff across the country union leaders agreed to a new security measures after employees complained of intimidation from clients demanding access to their money many banks have been restricting the amount that can be withdrawn each day due to an ongoing economic crisis the bank strike follows weeks of anti-government demonstrations demanding improved living conditions. and political change. in bolivia supporters of praise for president ever have brought supply routes into big cities they say their leader was removed from power in a ko people are being forced to queue for basic foods and wait at empty gas stations . pass. the. race has been waiting for hours to buy chicken she came very early in the morning with her 2 children but 5 hours later she continues to wait. there shortages of everything we've been here since 7 o'clock this morning for one chicken what are we going to do we buy it here because e

bari son revolution or the national revolutionary front interestingly the timing of this could be to do with the stored peace process when peace talks have taken place over may well continue thousands of bolivians have marched through the capital of la paz in protest against disputed election results critics of president ever morales say he committed fraud to be reelected alice's bolivia's 1st indigenous leader he says the allegations are racist and the opposition is trying to mount a coup matheson reports. for more than 2 weeks supporters and opponents of president evil the rally in libya's capital. day and night demonstrations have continued unresolved and both science as hard. as it comes out of my life maybe that's what we're going to radicalize the produce that does not matter if we give our lives for our children's freedom my mother fought for mine freedom and rights in 2003 and i'm going to defend it for my children. not getting what we had last year to be and that there was yankee's i do not want to be 70 the united states previous governments have always been servants to the

ready to build on it the co-chair of the constitutional committee on the government's side because bari has said that any constitution means to preserve what he describes as national constants in syria now that's a code word for the assad denies the will be running the country for almost 50 years it is the key issue and it's likely to be a crunch point soon for these talks james pays out his era at the united nations that package there from a g.'s base around the syrian constitutional committee which is set to resume talks in geneva later this month we will bring you an update from gabriel elizondo in the next hour of coverage here on al-jazeera city stay with us for now though let's move on to colombia where the president's ivan dk has been meeting newly elected mayors and governors to hammer out a deal on reforms the so-called national dialogue follows day's events a government process many are angry about corruption and possible changes to the minimum wage pensions and taxes well a curfew was imposed in the capital on friday but it didn't deter people from returning to the streets a

continuing to come out until they have a government they feel that actually represents them and dosage of bari has more on iran's reaction. the reigning foreign ministry spokesperson up us mousavi has issued a statement saying that the iranian government and i'm going to quote from it saying demand decisive effective and responsible action against the destructive agents and aggressors the point of view here is that something needs to be done very quickly to take control of the situation and not just is very much an important sitting for iranians and the clerical establishment here not only did the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini study there but also the founder of these amik revolution ayatollah khomeini spent many years there in exile this city is very important for iran because of the clerical. schools that are there in the history that they share the opinion here is that these attacks are taking place by small groups of people that are being fueled by outside forces removed western countries to try and create a rift between the relationship between iran and iraq their relationship has nev

likely be more concern and criticisms about iran's nuclear ambitions in the days ahead north of the bari alpha 0 takraw. get more now on the latest sanctions that the u.s. has announced a from mike hanna in washington d.c. so tell us a little bit more about these sanctions and crucially what kind of people they target. well barbara a senior national administration officials briefed journalists to explain that these sanctions were in connection to the 40 year anniversary of the iranian hostage siege making very clear their intention to signal that the iranian government remains the same now as it was then now the 9 figures that have been selected for individual sanctions all very significant they are we are told by the national security officials very close to ayatollah khamenei all part of his in a cabinet among them is the head of the iranian judiciary the iranian chief of staff and very importantly the 2nd son of ayatollah khamenei who sometimes represents his father in public and is certainly very influential the only child who operates within the inner sanctum of the iranian leadersh

return ready to build on it the co-chair of the constitutional committee on the government side because bari has said that any constitution needs to preserve what he describes as national constance in syria now that's a code word for the assad dinner who've been running the country for almost 50 years it is the key issue and it's likely to be a crunch point soon for these talks james pays out his era at the united nations. the colombian president even duke a has met newly elected mayors and governors had an effort to end antigovernment protests the so-called national dialogue is a response to anger over corruption and possible changes to the minimum wage to pensions and to taxes on the founder of m.p.'s he has more from bogota. and take other men's demonstrations have stretched into a straight 4th date here in the capital bogota and across the country with thousands of people coming out in different classes in different parts of the city to protest at the policies 6 of the rightwing government obviously yet there are people chanting. just right well look and you know that the demonstrations

fuel price hikes it's hussen rouhani whose response to protests against the increases dorsetshire bari joins us now from tehran also these subsidies were going to be implemented in any case but now they've they've been brought forward. yes they've been moved up for about a couple weeks i would say given the response that the general public had to the announcement that was a surprise announcement of the fuel increase on friday morning when they woke up to the news the general public had no warning given to them that the price of petrol was going to go up threefold overnight the president has said that this was because there was a need to provide more subsidies to nearly 60000000 people that were living near the poverty line in iran and the government was trying to remedy that he said that the government had 3 choices one that was to raise taxes to that was to increase its sale of oil and 3 to increase the price of petrol and then they decided to go with a 3rd option because it was the fastest $1.00 obviously for them at the moment but they weren't expecting this kind of reaction from th

to build on it the co-chair of the constitutional committee on the government's side because bari has said that any constitution needs to preserve what he describes as national constants in syria now that's a code word for the assad dynasty who've been running the country for almost 50 years it is the key issue and it's likely to be a crunch point soon for these talks. at the united nations. counting has begun the presidential elections there are fears of violence west african nations have deployed troops to try to ensure the peace. and this is i said to 1st presidential election since early sunday morning she's kept a close tell you of the vote in her neighborhood as an independent observer for candidates . this election campaign isn't just about choosing a new president but it's also about changing the country's divisive political culture when candidates may start insulting other candidates and i think this kind of behavior shows the kind of person you are and what you can do for your country in the future. is the front runner in this election he's the candidate of the powerful afri

it is the work of criminals order forces antagonistic to us have supported such acts though such a bari has more on this now from top. president hassan rouhani has been making a few comments following his weekly cabinet meeting on sunday evening in the capital he said that it is the right of every iranian to protest but it is not their right to cause riots he's referring to over a 1000 people that have been arrested over the past 48 hours as a result of a number of incidents that have taken place over all over the country in number of cities over $87000.00 people have turned up to demonstrate and show their frustration at the news that the price of fuel has tripled overnight at the government made this announcement in the president was defending the government's decision on sunday evening saying that they were trying to help the poor families in the country by increasing subsidies to them and that's why they had a decision to make and that the situation was made it wasn't an easy one he said they had 3 choices one was to increase taxes across the board inside iran the 2nd one was to inc

wait to receive their subsidies many are wondering if the disruptions will be worth it north of the bari al jazeera terror on. and to government protesters in southern iraq have blocked the roads leading to the country's main port a stand off and preventing employees and tankers from entering iraq relies heavily on imported food and the own custer port receives grain vegetable oil and sugar shipments is the 2nd time it's been blocked since protests began in october the 1st closure cost the country more than $6000000000.00 in the capital baghdad protesters have forced the closure of iraq's central bank they've also by the bridge leading to the green zone the fortified area home to government buildings and embassies this is the largest wave of protests in iraq in decades at least 320 people have been killed in the unrest. bolivians are facing food and fuel shortages and supporters of the ousted president has continued to block roads there the new interim government says it's created an air bridge to the main city lepas with military planes delivering supplies they're working on similar pla

wait to receive their subsidies many are wondering if the disruptions will be worth its north as a bari teheran. catalonia is on trial in barcelona for alleged disobedience tora is accused of ignoring orders from the spanish electoral starting to remove a symbol of support for the separatist movement from a government building tensions have been high in the region since the jailing of a number of cattle on leaders last month. has more from wakin torah is in full. ahead of his arrival at the tribunals the castle and regional president thought about said that he wasn't merely turning up just to defend his position but to accuse the central spanish government of violating his rights and the rights of catalans however the view of the electoral board smain taining that his actions jury in the april election period of painting their yellow ribbons to public offices amounted to using tools of political propaganda now those yellow ribbons are the symbols that the procession of us have been using to identify and support the politicians who have been since jailed for sedition it is part of the on

nuclear watchdog al-jazeera store such a bari is in tehran. the international atomic energy agency has been holding a special meeting on their wrong on thursday in vienna to discuss the latest developments when it comes. down cements about its nuclear program the meeting that's also been discussing the treatment of one of the spectre's in iran that is because this inspector who is one of 150 inspectors that pass through the country's nuclear facilities on a regular basis she was briefly detained last week before entering the natanz nuclear facility for allegedly having suspicious material with her there when ian's briefly detained her and then she was sent out of the country this treatment is now drawing condemnation and the e.u. has issued a statement saying they're deeply concerned about the way this inspector was treated this all comes at a time when tensions are high about iran's nuclear ambitions this was something president hassan rouhani even predicted himself when he announced their wrongs 4th step in reducing its commitments to the nu

and spoke to dr bari in tehran now any thoughts on how people might react to this announcement from president rouhani. welcome all they're still waiting to receive that money and it's not clear how many how much they will receive today many people i spoke to this morning say that they're not sure the amounts are going to receive later in their accounts there's about 20000000 people that will receive their subsidies today and the next batch will be on thursday and the last final batch of people that are going to receive this subsidies will be next sunday 60000000 people in total about 18000000 families that will be getting this help from the government but the president was adamant that they didn't have much choice that the government was trying to help the poor in the country they said that they had 3 options one was to raise the taxes across the board inside the country the 2nd was to increase the sale of oil in the international market which the president explained is not possible at the moment because of the u.s. sentients and the 3rd was soon crease fuel prices now that's what they decide

my guests today — abdel bari atwan, writer on arab affairs; veteran new york times reporter john fisher for joining welcome to your all and thank you forjoining us. how much does one death disrupt a terror movement? in 2014, abu bakr al—baghdadi, the leader of thejihadi group islamic state, declared a caliphate in iraq and syria. by the time of his death last weekend the territory had been lost, his caliphate had crumbled. but is has already declared a new leader and vowed revenge. so, please start are. tell us what we know about this new leader. the new leader is actually an ex saddam hussein man. he could be more brittle than abu bakr al—baghdadi. he is very influential. his name is giving a lot of meanings when he says al-qurayshi it means that he comes from mecca

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well for more on this let's go to dosage of bari who's in terror on for us also are we seeing more protests continue today well there are sporadic gatherings i would say across the country in various different cities there are protests as we've seen overnight but people are still very much angry and they are voicing their anger they are saying that this is absolutely unacceptable given the current economic status of the country the iranians have woke up to this news and there were shocked and stunned without any warning the prices went up drastically and many here say that this is not something they can really deal with because it will have ramifications in other aspects of their daily life meaning that the price of bread eggs and other goods will also rise as a result of this. so you say the anger is continuing over there how is the government responding. well this is something interesting because this decision didn't directly just come from the government this decision came from an executive branch that was put together by the supreme leader's office about 2 years ago to deal with the san

. >> an attorney says his client was at a meeting in madrid where giuliani mentioned baris ma.said his client has hard evidence. john bolton has been wanted to speak on twitter but his account was unfairly suppressed after he left the white house in september. when asked in the white house had frozen's bolton's account? >> of course not. i had a good relationship with john. we disagreed on some methods. >> the president said bolton was fired. bolton said he resigned and the white house refused to return access to my personal twitter account out of fear what i might say. he could be referring to the impeachment inquiry. democrats are still trying to get him to testify. but he could be referring to the new book he is writing about his times in this white house. >> shannon: thank you. as we wait, two reports about bias in the investigation in the trump campaign in 2016, this is a word that a former fbi lawyer manipulated key evidence. >> two weeks from monday the american public will learn if some of the most senior officials at the fbi and department of justice improperly obtaine

likely be more concern and criticisms about iran's nuclear ambitions in the days ahead north of the bari al-jazeera. at least 5 people have been killed after iraqi security forces opened fire on protesters in the capital baghdad live rounds were fired at demonstrators who were approaching the prime minister's office and the state t.v. headquarters protesters were throwing rocks and setting tires ablaze when security forces flooded into the area more than 250 people have been killed since the protests began on october 1st. authorities in india's capital new delhi have ordered half of private cars off the road in an effort to curb record high pollution levels officials say the air has become so toxic that more than 20000000 residents are living in i.e. burning small a public health emergency has been declared and schools are shut. a u.s. appeals court has ordered president donald trump the hand over 8 years worth of tax returns to new york prosecutors the ruling allows prosecutors to enforce a subpoena for the documents from trump's accounting firm compress tried to prevent the release of

get crushed and that i am way too positive the but every day something happens that contradicts the bari bearish narrative. i get it it's hard. i admit it the pessimists are looking at all the wrong things i have to let you know where they're going wrong so you don't make the same mistake. i'll walk you through individual stocks that i got wrong. okay exhibit a. hpa. they reported an okay number just okay. and it's beloved ceo stepped down for family health reasons bad. and lore enrique loris took his place. before the plan was announced, the stock of hp had a tough summer it was at 21 and sank to 16. i couldn't think of a reason why you would buy a company like this with a floundering printing business and they have to lay off all the people and dionne is not rung it. xerox had had more imagination than i did they decided to make a bid for hp even though hp is three times the size they can't afford to buy hp. hp has the money to buy xerox. the most important thing is that hp is going from ugly duckling to beautiful swan. in other words, you made a fortune if you believe in hp when you v

says it is concerned dorsett bari is the reaction from tehran. the spokesperson for iran's atomic energy organization made the statement on state t.v. earlier on wednesday announcing that the 1st phase of restarting the centrifuges at the for no nuclear facility is under way let's hear some of what he had to say. earlier today 2000 kilograms of us 6 was delivered to ford a nuclear sought under the supervision of inspectors the restarting of centrifuges will take a few hours and from the process of injecting you randy i'm guessing to them will begin. this latest measure that's being taken by the iranian authorities is just another indication that iran doesn't believe the remaining european signatories to the nuclear deal of 2015 that is france britain and germany are no longer abiding by this deal since the united states withdrew from it last year and imposed a series of sanctions on iran the iranian president hassan rouhani has said that iran will continue to scale back its commitment to the g. c.p.o. she added about because it became a complete

the co-chair of the constitutional committee on the government's side because bari has said that any constitution needs to preserve what he describes as national constants in syria now that's a code word for the. who've been running the country for almost 50 years it is the key issue and it's likely to be a crunch point soon for these talks james by his era at the united nations still ahead of the news out resistant reefs. super corals are giving scientists hope the world's oceans. and in sport the bronze bomber lives up to his nickname it's another devastating knockout when the heavyweight champion dante wilder. $115000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from up cycling to save the forests the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans. to conserving the world's twinning wetlands 3 of the aids world's global bird migration intersect right where we are the basic discovered a treasure trove it is one of the most special plants on the planet after ice ecosystems elaborate on al-jazeera investigative journalism the world trade center it was like global exp

but 1st let's speak to store such a bari in tehran so tell us exactly what iran said about this these new machines. well adrian they're pointing to the head of a comic and if you are going to face another personality iran is now moving forward with the country's nuclear program let's hear of some of what you have to say. zines you do see tell you we weren't supposed to have 30 change centrifuges we wanted to work on it after we tested 20 change centrifuges then 3 to 4 years later to work on the 30 chain centrifuges but we faced political challenges and senior authorities decided to show iran's potential power and determination. so there so what does this mean for the nuclear deal. well it means things are really a way gone away from that under that agreement iran was supposed to do the exact opposite that it's done over the past 2 months according to our arsalan iran is now producing 5000 grams of enriched uranium on a daily basis that is a 10 times increase from 2 months ago and he also said iran now possesses 500 kilograms of enrich uranium these announcements are likely to become m

wait to receive their subsidies many are wondering if the disruptions will be worth it north as a bari teheran. in spain the president of cuts known as regional government has appeared in court on charges of disobedience came to where i was ordered by spain's electoral committee to remove pro independence symbols from castle on government buildings but he refused and prosecutors now want to declare him in a legible for public office for up to 2 years. accompanied by his family applauded by his supporters this was kim torres day in court the catalan leader may be the latest regional politician caught up in the crisis this time an act of disobedience for failing to remove pro independence symbols from catalan government buildings during the 29000 election campaigns. about. president of the catalan government fulfilled my juicy which is to defend the rights and freedoms of my fellow citizens dora may be the 3rd consecutive catalan leader to a fallen foul of spain's laws but that hasn't led him to backing down from his view that the region should have the right to self-determination even t

to build on it the co-chair of the constitutional committee on the government's side armored cars bari has said that any constitution needs to preserve what he describes as national constants in syria now that's a code word for the assad dynasty who've been running the country for almost 50 years it is the key issue and it's likely to be a crunch point soon for these talks james pays out his era at the united nations i was there as investigative unit has discovered how the secret sale of diplomatic passports has helped keep some caribbean politicians in power faces in dominica will head to the polls in a general election next month but a step or davis reports the result may be influenced by payments from wealthy foreigners who want the privileges of becoming an ambassador. this is only the serafin the former prime minister of germany kept using concealed cameras we film him willing to broker a deal for a rich businessmen living in asia. she got out. in the early years. he says the businessman would then be made an ambassador for dominique despite having no connection to the country. se

likely be more concern and criticism about iran's nuclear ambitions in the days ahead north of the bari al-jazeera tacked on. iran's foreign ministry says the latest u.s. sanctions show america's diplomatic shortcomings and bullying approach to international affairs my counter has more on why the sanctions were imposed senior administration officials briefed journalists to make clear that the latest round of sanctions timed to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the arabian hostage siege well certainly these are significant the sanctions aimed at the very most senior levels of iranian leadership the 9 figures who individually singled out all men. of the inner sanctums say a national security officials among them is the head of the iranian judiciary the iranian chief of staff and very importantly the 2nd son of the ayatollah khomeini he was the only one of the i told his children to actually works within the office and certainly represents his father at times in public so this is a significant selection of sanctions but important to most to that administration officials making very cle

likely be more concern and criticism about iran's nuclear ambitions in the days ahead north of the bari al-jazeera. let's go live now to washington i was there as my camera is that might tell us more about these sanctions. well senior administration officials briefed journalists about the sanctions and made clear that these were timed to coincide with the 4th 40th anniversary of that a rainy and a hostage seize the point that they were making and that the iranian government remains the same now as it was then in their view now they've named 9 people specifically in relation to these sanctions they are they say the inner ring of those closest to the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei among them is the head of the iranian judiciary the iranian chief of staff and khomeini's 2nd son who often represents his father on official business so certainly these are important sanctions but also to add that element war award was announced for robert levinson now he was a retired f.b.i. officer who went missing in iran back in 2007 the u.s. administration has now announced a 20000000 dollars reward for