i hope we carry on with our road map — that? i hope we carry on with our road map and — that? road map and anything will- that? i hope we carry on with our road map and anything will be i that? i hope we carry on with our| road map and anything will be ok that? i hope we carry on with our- road map and anything will be ok and so far, so good, but ijust think that variants like this one do have the ability to cause damage in people who have only had one vaccine dose or had no vaccine doses and could set us back. so let�*s be careful. could set us back. so let's be careful. ., , ,., ., ~ could set us back. so let's be careful. ., , ., ~ , ., careful. ok, professor, thank you for talking — careful. ok, professor, thank you for talking to _ careful. ok, professor, thank you for talking to us. _ the headlines on bbc news... a senior conservative mp warns borisjohnson he�*ll lose the support of so—called �*red wall�* voters in former labour seats unless he resolves the row about lobbying. the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack three years ago

people are beginning to turn on carrie symonds, calling her carrie antoinette.ery much on that theme, carrie the can. they've got a quote from caroline lucas, the green mp. she says pointing the finger at his fiancee with hashtag to harry internet is sexist —— carrie antoinette. i with hashtag to harry internet is sexist -- carrie antoinette. i think there has been _ sexist -- carrie antoinette. i think there has been quite _ sexist -- carrie antoinette. i think there has been quite a _ sexist -- carrie antoinette. i think there has been quite a lot - sexist -- carrie antoinette. i think there has been quite a lot of - sexist -- carrie antoinette. i think. there has been quite a lot of sexism because particularly, we know that it's true that within downing street, there was the lead camps and the carrie camps, and the kerry camp won at the into the day. boris johnson's two right—hand men were forced out. often the three things that happen after those incidents do comment about this lady macbeth behind the throne, all the sort of things which are pretty unpleasan

it was 'ust carried on a land rover. absolutely. it wasiust one _ carried on a land rover.just one of many personal- it was just one of many personal touches— it was just one of many personal touches in— it was just one of many personal touches in the funeral. we also saw his carriage. — touches in the funeral. we also saw his carriage, his favourite carriage was in _ his carriage, his favourite carriage was in the — his carriage, his favourite carriage was in the quadrangle and on the seat where his cap and gloves and also a _ seat where his cap and gloves and also a little box which apparently he kept — also a little box which apparently he kept sugar lumps in to feed the horses _ he kept sugar lumps in to feed the horses. this personal touches, even on the _ horses. this personal touches, even on the altar— horses. this personal touches, even on the altar there were nine cushions— on the altar there were nine cushions with an insignia personally selected _ cushions with an insignia personally selected by the duke of edinburgh. i was at _ selected by the duke of edinburgh

out its commitments that the americans carry out their commitments and merits like them because as you alluded to this point in night it is in the past wrote one something on paper the science of it on paper but in reality they didn't do it in there are a lot of iran to use the international banking system which was the most important part of the deal so this time around the iranians are saying the americans absolutely have to implement all of their commitments and it has to be verified only then will the iranians are you willing to carry out their commitments and your ideas can do it quite easily. and the i.a.e.a. has said repeatedly that iran has been carrying out its commitments jeffrey in a sense the trumpet ministration did walk away from it how do you weigh the issue of trust because i mean if an american ministration negotiated signed and then walked away from what how would you feel it being iran dealing with the next administration because they could do exactly the same thing all over again so i mean isn't it it's a trust issue here at this point as well jeffrey in washington

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., carried out.carried out. that's right. the final rehearsals taking place _ carried out. that's right. the final rehearsals taking place here - carried out. that's right. the final rehearsals taking place here in i rehearsals taking place here in windsor today, a town that is so used with the big royal events but this one will feel very different. when you come into windsor now, there are sites on the roadside warning people to stay away and avoid gathering at a royal residence and that is a little counterintuitive for a place like windsor where people are so used to a royal event dominating. tomorrow there will be more police patrols out on the street and more of these volunteer stewards out as well, with people being told to stay away and watch and listen to the funeral service at home because they will be nothing to see here. both the procession and the service will be behind the castle walls. the mood will be very different from royal occasions of late. tomorrow will be very sombre and solemn a

and now you can carry your gun on the metro link. if you have a license you can carry the gun. something needs to be done. nationwide as so far as gun violence is concerned, people keep saying that people, gun scale. people don't kill, people kill people ok? and i'm very upset myself. we need to do something across the united states. host: that is surely in missouri. -- shirley in missouri. highway driving never been so risky, according to this person. from joan in minnesota, adding that in her community, and in minneapolis and st. paul, it is higher and she no longer goes to the cities for shopping and entertainment. adding that it is too dangerous. highlighting the shooting deaths of 2020, the analysis gunshot industries 40,000 to nearly 40,000 in 2017 and that is just some of the statistics >> we will leave this here and take you over to live

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so he's rocket carrying 2 russians and an american has docked with the international space station just days before the 60th anniversary of the 1st manned space flight. space is cool joins you in 60 minutes with more news from around the globe but right now get ready for cross-town stay with. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle talks are underway in vienna to save the j c p oh wait the agreement the trump administration unilaterally walked away from making the deal whole again is relatively easy for iran but that cannot be said for the united states because the by didn't ministration have the political will to say yes. cross talking the way i'm joined by my guest in washington he is chairman of the market group a consultancy on middle east affairs in vienna we have. he is the former head of the verification and security policy coordination office at the international atomic energy agency and input and we have mohammad marandi he is a professor at the university of turin. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate

it's carrying out an ongoing review.ng the government have warned that — even with a successful vaccination programme — the further easing of covid restrictions could lead to a third wave of infections. here's our medical editor fergus walsh. there is considerable uncertainty about the future path of the epidemic here. but three academic groups modelling the outbreak all have multiple scenarios showing a third covid wave after a final lifting of restrictions in england in latejune. this model from warwick university looks at the number of patients in hospital with covid, which have been falling fast since a peak injanuary. looking ahead, the assumption is that the reopening of shops and outdoor hospitality won't cause major problems for the nhs, but once all restrictions are lifted, a third wave follows, though likely much smaller than previous peaks. but it could be more or less severe depending on how effective vaccines are at preventing covid and stopping transmission. a seasonal drop in coronavirus could push that th

>> people basically believe this was carried out with u.s.upport because all israeli acts of terror and sabotage have been carried out with support from u.s. military bases surrounding iran, u.s. embassies, sometimes other embassies. we also have a history where iea -- iaea have passed on intelligence to the israeli regime. whether biden himself knew it or not, there is the possibility the pentagon and the cia went behind his back, as with all repeatedly during the trump administration. whether biden knew or not, it does not make a difference. the fact americans have spoken of their satisfaction shows that when they want to talk, they are still willing to be violent and to support acts of war against iranian people. that does not help any talks. i think it creates an incentive -- let me put it this way. it destroys incentive for iranians to negotiate in order to implement a nuclear deal. >> what do you think about the u.s. position in particular when it comes to this attack? what have been notified by israel? the accusation is israel was behi

the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack three years ago are beingt by police in the czech republic the czechs, for example, in the past, until quite recently, have been reticent about picking a fight with moscow and it is quite interesting how the czechs have pivoted, and they are being very robust in their response. a warning from nhs providers — its chief executive says it will take five years for some hospitals to catch up with the backlog caused by the pandemic. once the world's largest iceberg — but now no more — satellite images show the "mega—berg" has virtually gone. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. the environment secretary george eustice has told the bbc that the government will "look at" any recommendations made to change the rules around lobbying. inquiries have begun into former prime minister david cameron's communications with cabinet ministers while working for the collapsed firm, greensill capital. it comes as a senior conservative mp warns borisjohnson he'll lose support from former labour voters unless he resolves the lobbying

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lunar impact studies like these were carried out in an attempt to learn. fired projectiles, simulating meteors hitting the moon and then measured how much material was thrown out by impact. this animation shows how scientists believe the huge crater tyco was formed on the moon, 54 miles wide. a series of picture taking ranger spacecraft slammed into the moon. then, five lunar orbiters photographed the moon's surface, including the never before seen backside. we saw a glimpse too of our own planet from lunar distance, but most important of all, it made possible de-selection of landing sites. -- it made possible the selection of landing sites. six surveyor spacecraft made landing of the moon over a two year. . a robot arm dug a trench. lunar soil was like wet sand. men and equipment could safely land. panoramic views like these were assembled from hundreds of individual photographs. communications via satellite exploded into a whole new industry, that first live intercontinental transmission by telstar one was just the start. >> ♪ >> relay, designed to trans

denying any involvement in a number of western countries immediately blamed it for the attack and carried i'd missile strikes in response. but while the o.p.c. w. concluded the attack did take place leaks from whistleblowers inside the organization say crucial evidence was omitted that i think they did an internal document saying the chlorine cylinders were placed at the scene. not dropped from the euro which had been a key factor in apportioning blame on syria the other leaked discloses that most of the investigators working on the ground were excluded from discussions on the final report mick wallace again thinks if the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons had nothing to lose it would have turned a blind eye to the whistleblowers revelation. your p.c. don't them can be. too nice a lot of musicians could have. the demise of to use chemical weapons or o.p.c. don't you has to read it better and write it looks like to do it the way the director general of the l.c. job with little or no notice it will say. to a lot of west there is a if years there's going to. be here. and th

the motion carries.ence, an advisory panel voted to give johnson &johnson a shot in the arm. today, after an extensive review of the available data, the fda and cdc are lifting the recommended pause on the johnson &johnson, orjanssen, covid—19 vaccine. the pause was recommended due to a number of adverse events recorded after the janssen covid—19 vaccine was administered. those adverse events amount to blood clots, reported by a total of 15 women who'd received thejohnson & johnson vaccine, three of whom subsequently died. but more than seven million doses of the vaccine had been administered before distribution was suspended 11 days ago, and health officials believe the benefits outweigh the risks. they've declared the single—shot vaccine safe and effective in combating covid—i9. as of this past sunday, more than 50% of adult americans have had at least one vaccine shot. we still have a long way to go, but that's an important marker of progress. president biden had set the 4th ofjuly, america's birthday

with the 1983 film celebrating its achievements, just as the space shuttle program was beginning to carry payloads into space. ♪ narrator: it was cold the national advisory committee for aeronautics, a new, independent agency created by president woodrow wilson. its job, make the united states a world leader in the field of aeronautics. in less than three decades, these early pioneers in aviation and those who followed would be called upon to think of problems a 1,000,000 miles away with the boldness and vision. by the mid-1950's, it had modern wind tunnels and was moving into rocket and satellite research. ♪ [beeping] on october 7, 1957, the u.s. and the rest of the world were greeted by the sounds of sputnik one, the soviet union had placed the first artificial satellite into orbit. it would not be until early the following year that america satellite, explorer one, successfully orbited the earth and discovered a dense belt of radiation surrounding our planet. who would have believed at this early stage that we would one day move up from the thin ribbon of earth's atmosphere to the very

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he was a great innovator and i think that will carry on.onservative mp warns borisjohnson he�*ll lose the support of so—called �*red wall�* voters in former labour seats unless he resolves the row about lobbying. the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack three years ago are being sought by police in the czech republic. a day of reflection for members of the royal family, after the queen and the nation bid farewell to the duke of edinburgh. nhs providers has warned that it will take five years for some hospitals to catch up with the backlog of patient care caused by the coronavirus pandemic. the trusts in england worst impacted, won�*t return to pre—covid levels, for between three to five years. that according to the association which represents nhs trusts. while, nhs providers also says that covid—19 has resulted in the biggest backlog of care in england for 20 years. let�*s speak to chris hopson, chief executive of nhs providers which represents hospital trusts in england. the biggest backlog of care in

of my uterus was too thin to carry a child. i tried for months, and it was really just some of the most difficult months that i can remember because i was going in to the doctor in between live shots at work and just feeling like you're a failure, frankly after two years of trying to carry my own baby and after having consulted with four different doctors, they all agreed that i wasn't going to be able to carry a child. john and i considered surrogacy and adoption surrogacy felt like the right first step for us being matched with a surrogate is one of the most extraordinary experiences i have ever had >> for her this was about giving something to us that she felt a deep connection to >> reporter: knowing that we were expecting our first child as i moderated the presidential debate with this little secret i was holding, i can't wait to tell my daughter that, that i credit her with the calm that night.her already jus seeing her in the monitor. all of the tears and the sadness and the setbacks were worth it because she's worth it

in the tubes is safe and carries less contamination risk than removing them by hand. which borders on criminal ina lab. this is about as disgusting as i have ever seen. you're going to have false positives everywhere, so all these people are going to be told that they have covid when they haven't. the lab says its training makes clear — operators must pause the system to manually intervene. if contamination is suspected, the run must be stopped, the system cleaned down and a new run started from scratch. after each person's test is completed, results are checked by these scientists. they're responsible for quality control. this shows a plate of 93 results. the orange, "x"s are inconclusive results. this many suggests contamination. it's much better to have less numbers going through, but of higher quality, than hitting numbers that are meaningless, really. let's face it, you know, if none of those results were any good whatsoever out of the 70,000, do you call it 70,000 or do you call it zero? from my team and two others, whose job it is to check the quality of result

they had an adequate exams and tests for it carrying a load for these trains and it should be safe but also in 2018 a train derailed. it was for different reasons and it was not because there were many people standing up but it also added to the concern that it is not saved having stanhope tickets sold anymore for these these routes. there's the media reports of a possible mass killing reported the ethiopia's northern 2 group reach it it reportedly happened in the town of muppet a day ago early march the following unverified footage which we advise our view is is of graphic content emerged on social media. and wearing what appears to be ethiopian military uniform can be heard speaking the language off camera in the scene while leading a group of men off a cliff after they've been shot it with access an internet connection severely limited into grey it's difficult to independently verify these accounts of the government's offensive integrate began last year but it had been months in the making in 2018 promised took office in united ethnic based. political parties are the 2 great people'

it carries a security risk. a lot of. it carries a security risk.en using it. about who has the number but who has been using it— been using it. allies of the prime minister says _ been using it. allies of the prime minister says he _ been using it. allies of the prime minister says he likes _ been using it. allies of the prime minister says he likes to - been using it. allies of the prime minister says he likes to be - minister says he likes to be approachable. analysis by bbc news suggests 22 million people live in parts of the uk that have reported no covid deaths this month. records from more than four in ten council areas show that since the start of april there have been no deaths within 28 days of a positive test. it comes as the coronavirus vaccination programme in england is today extended to everyone over the age of a0. our health correspondent naomi grimley reports. getting back to normal is something we all want to do. and some areas of the country already seem in a good place. take plymouth, for example. home to more than a quarter of a

in the tubes is safe and carries less contamination risk than removing them by hand.hich borders on criminal ina lab. this is about as disgusting as i have ever seen. you're going to have false positives everywhere, so all these people are going to be told that they have covid when they haven't. the lab says its training makes clear — operators must pause the system to manually intervene. if contamination is suspected, the run must be stopped, the system cleaned down and a new run started from scratch. after each person's test is completed, results are checked by these scientists. they're responsible for quality control. this shows a plate of 93 results. the orange "x"s are inconclusive results. this many suggests contamination. it's much better to have less numbers going through, but of higher quality, than hitting numbers that are meaningless, really. let's face it, you know, if none of those results were any good whatsoever out of the 70,000, do you call it 70,000 or do you call it zero? in all, i speak to three scientists at length, from my team and two others, wh

if there is an experiment that is being carried along by the shuttle on this mission, it would be theis. anything that orbiter might be asked to do on that mission, the mission specialist will take care of that. ♪ narrator: science places the creation of the universe 14 billion years ago. >> ok, joe, the camera is zoomed in, so if you could go to pre-trip? narrator: this telescope may see galaxies at the very time they were formed. revealing the structure and history of creation. deep space probes will add to our knowledge of our solar system, of the four planets -- far planets, and the cosmology of the galaxies. in the coming decades, the shuttle will place networks of satellites into earth orbit. we will manage our resources, our crops, land, and water, weather forecasting and communication on a global scale. west germany, where the european space agency is building a space lab which will fly upward space shuttle. >> in europe, we are well aware of the space activities taking place in russia and in the united states, and we would like to participate similar to these, to benefit from

and back in '73, they decided to build a space laboratory which would be carried along in space withparticipated in the funding and development of this laboratory. germany being one of the bigger participants. it has insight, an atmosphere similar on earth. scientists will go up in this laboratory to do all kind of experiments in space. okay, houston columbia, we're reading you loud and clear. go ahead. >> roger, we got that done. let's see, joe, we have a minute. >> space shuttle will indeed be our work horse in space. with as many as four satellites orbited on one mission, >> engine is good. stand by for the execute. 30 seconds. >> the department of defense will have payloads on the 400 flights scheduled over the next 12 years. ♪♪ >> space is not now an american monopoly. it will be less so as time goes on. we are approaching the point where the world community, and not just a few nations, is interested in space. >> dr. isaac asamof, microbiologist, author and lecturer. >> the space shuttle. >> oh, thank you, thank you. we are entering a new era of construction engineering and arch

orbiter might be asked to do on that particular mission, the mission specialist would be asked to carryout . >> science places the creation of the universe 14 billion years ago. >> the camera is zoomed in. if you could go to free drift. james: this shuttle launch telescope may see galaxies at the very time they were formed. revealing the structure and history of creation. deep space probes will add to our knowledge of our solar system. of the far planets and the cosmology of the galaxies. in the coming decades, the shuttle will place networks of satellite into earth's orbit. we will manage our resources, our crops, our land and water, weather forecasting and communication on a global scale. west germany where the european agency is building the space lab that will fly aboard space shuttle. >> in europe, we are well aware that the basic difference has taken place in russia and the united states. we would like to participate in similar activities to benefit from the same technological advances. >> a physicist from the netherlands, omissions and payload specialist. >> there has been a larg

our top stories: the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack three years ago are being sought by police in the czech republic. a senior conservative mp warns borisjohnson he'll lose the support of the so—called red wall voters in former labour seats, unless he resolves the row about lobbying. cannon fires. a day of refelection for members of the royal family, after the queen and the nation bid farewell to the duke of edinburgh. china and the us commit to working together and with other countries on tackling climate change. once the world's largest iceberg, but now it's broken apart. satellite images show the mega—berg has virtually gone. hello and welcome to bbc news. police in the czech republic say they want to question the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack, after linking them to a fatal explosion four years earlier. 18 russian diplomats have been expelled from prague, after the czech government said there was strong evidence moscow was involved in the blast. gareth barlow reports. the czech republic, 2014.

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and emotional day in space history a soyuz rocket carrying 2 russian cosmonauts and the american astronauts last saw off to the international space based station just a few days before the 60th anniversary of human space travel. gemini were vales plans for talks with moscow to buy a sputnik wii as long as the jobs are approved by pressing. a very warm welcome from our team here in moscow you're watching r.t. international with me to care and. now we start in europe where governments are split on restricting the astra zeneca job on thursday brussels warns that without a unified response public confidence and it'll kill ation could falter we called reaction on the streets of paris. it's confusing yes because to say that the laws change from one country to another while the product is the same we wonder on which study they are based those who had complications were rather young so they said let's stop it for the young but not for the old well i mean it's weird their management of the thing is not clear. for me there is a risk since it has been shown that there are people who have unfortunately

he carried a big stick all right.his soft stick resembled the writ the billowing of a bull moose during mating season. he became an iconic figure partly as a result of the teddy bear. the economist teddy bear. that story began with an alabama bear hunt. a great hunter that he was, great outdoorsman that he was, he had for some reason expressed a desire to go on a beer hunt in alabama apparently in the mountains of alabama, there were barriers to be had and shot. so he went. to his disappointment, i guess he found no bears. so his host, not wanting him to be disappointed, believe it or not found a bear somehow. -- he tethered the bear to a tree. so when roosevelt came back he saw that he could shoot the beer. he did come back and saw that there. but as you can imagine in his sense of sportsmanship he did not shoot it. he ordered the bear to be released. it was hurt by, among others, that the brooklyn candy store armor also sold toys was made by him and his wife. and so they were inspired to make a brown plush bear with

in the now knowing that they carry viruses is the often come to live. in the roofs of all homes was given the ok i don't know the kind enough. to do everything possible and let it go peacefully and then you have to check if you'd have left anything somewhere then kene without touching it. he goes wiki to protect the bags used to collect their droppings shanklin change. healing the sections in flight into the plants in trees i especially for. these i've been cultivated in tree new series to be replanted later in the region around lake kivu. some of these trees are ever is out of seeds that came from back to full. we thank them because they want to contribute the best the bad for the deal sites and both sides. the idea is to compensate. for leaving. and we've come to the end of this edition of equal africa way hope you found today's stories inspiring and of course we're looking forward to having the ball again next week i am sunday signing off in kampala here in uganda and it's also time for me to say so long but don't forget you can always get in touch w

third-degree murder carries a maximum sentence of five years, second-degree manslaughter carries a maximume of 10 years. there hasot been a charge against him before this one but derek chauvin found guilty on all three charges. the moment he was found guilty, the moment the judge read out those guilty verdicts, there were cheers and applauding outside of the courtroom. you could almost hear them inside the courtroom. i detected a moment where you can start hearing -- here cheering outside. there was interruption from the people who were gathered there. this is unprecedented in the state of minnesota. never before has a way police officer in that state been convicted of killing a black man. this is historic. that's go to larry. you have been following this trial for the last three weeks. people at the beginning of th trial saying they did not think there would be a guilty verdict. larry: as soon as that announcement was made, i heard someone in the crowd say guilty and they began clapping. a woman next to me said well done, minnesota, well done. they know this is the first time that a white

carry—on, sorry. the context. is i just wanted to come back to the context. , . , i just wanted to come back to the context. , ., , context. is a very good point. prime ministers are _ context. is a very good point. prime ministers are of— context. is a very good point. prime ministers are of course _ context. is a very good point. prime ministers are of course vulnerable l ministers are of course vulnerable to bribery— ministers are of course vulnerable to bribery and blackmail, like anyone — to bribery and blackmail, like anyone else in a powerful position. thats— anyone else in a powerful position. that's why— anyone else in a powerful position. that's why transparency is so important. 0n that's why transparency is so important. on a more political level. — important. on a more political level. if— important. on a more political level, if you're a conservative party— level, if you're a conservative party activist, you pay your dues every— party activist, you pay your dues every month. you may wonde

and two youtube stars known for carrying out pranks escape long jail terms after a fake bank robberynt went wrong. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start in northern ethiopia and some disturbing videos obtained by the bbc. they appear to show the killing of unarmed civilians by people apparently dressed in ethiopian army uniform. in november the government launched a military campaign in the region of tigray. to have been carried out by the rebel tigray people's liberation front. there have been accusations of serious abuses, by all sides in the conflict. our africa correspondent leila nathoo�*s report contains images that some will find very disturbing. armed men in uniform, leading a group towards a cliff edge. bodies appear strewn across the ground. a man is urged to throw one off the cliff. these graphic videos and others like it were passed to the bbc and began circulating on social media last month. we have been able to match elements of the landscape shown to features visible on satellite images to identify the location — mahbere dego in ethiop

they carried out a number of terror acts in italy, including the murder of the prime minister in 1970 tonight we can tell you seven are in custody, three more are being hunted. reporter: at don on wednesy -- dawn on wednesday, arrests were made in paris, including this one in the eighth district. this man was among the militants taken into custody for taking part in various murders and kidnappings. the office of the italian prime minister said it was set aside with france's move, adding that the memory of the barbaric acts is still alive in the hearts of citizens. from the 60's to the mid 80's, far left and right groups in italy carried out attacks, leaving hundreds dead. the red brigade were among the most notorious, blamed f muers,ssassinaons, and kidnappings, including that of the former prime minister moro in 1970 eight. after being held captive for over a month, he was killed. france has served as a haven for the red brigades under the so-called policy adopted by the last president in 1985 as members were able to receive asylum on the condition they renounced olence and were not

meaning and gangsters carried out more than 40 terrorist operations. this is on one hand on the other hand those gangsters received both support from the west and from russia and those terrorist groups carried it programs. and massacres. without any discrimination killing women elderly children and those gang gangs were comprised of more than 300000 per interface as a result many any since. many innocent people were killed. almost 1000000. while yet you turned and it's not the $24000.00 go out. on that day. and land team 15 stanchion know that there was. no knowing you and so. they all agreed to get me. you know there to launch. all terrorist operations again as they imply or. that period of time. i mean it was you know. the armenian. and the ottoman empire. you know. they lived unfortunate. and students. fortunate events we must respect their feelings we shared their agony and we send. messages of. apathy. and sympathy. and in june new laws were enacted that took. and as i said massacres were perpetrated on both sides it was almost an old. war if we l

and samatar being carried out with support from u.s. military bases are surrounding iraq u.s. embassies and sometimes other embassies and we also have a history where i a inspectors have asked our sensitive intelligence to western intelligence agencies who then passed it on to the israeli regime so whether biden himself knew about it or not there is always still the possibility that he and the band and the cia went behind his back and we saw our repeated leave during the trump regime so whether i knew about it or not it really doesn't make it different as hillary pointed out the very fact that the americans has spoken of their satisfaction shows and when they want to talk they are still well you willing to be violent and to care and to support acts of war against iranian people so that does not help any parks and i think it creates an incentive or then you put it this way it destroys any incentive for iranians to negotiate or in order to implement the nuclear deal or we'll get to iran stance on the negotiations in a moment mayor let me