well i think you know the people as strongly affected by the sanctions and even they could see the dettori acting in qana me long before actually the us pulled out of it i think that there is still a strong support for the government amongst the religious part of the population in iran but we travel to iran for the last couple of days we talked to many people and the vast majority told us that they're not satisfied with the performance of the rouhani government they blame their government for mismanagement and for corruption there were people who even told us that if they had the chance to they would like to leave the country in order to give their kids a brighter future so people are really tired of fighting for survival they expect their government to act and if it means that you know the government gets back to the table and negotiate i think the people would be fine with it in order to have the sanctions lifted and for the country to prosper economic but you're the iranian leadership is showing no signs of wanting to do that they're very very defiant. well the iranian government as rou

is of course not satisfied with the performance of the rouhani government they saw their economy dettori aging over the last couple of months they saw the prices going up they saw their national currency going down many might lose their jobs in the next couple of months but people that we talked to also told us that they do not agree with billions of dollars being spent on the. militia in lebanon in yemen and in syria so they actually expect the government to spend this money inside the country so yeah so that they expect the government to act they expect the government i think to get back to the table and find a solution to improve the situation the economic situation within the country in the meantime before a solution is found how exactly is tehran planning on getting around these sanctions. well i don't think that they put too much except expectations on the europeans president rouhani said that they. will try to circumvent. the sanctions by taking some measures like story crude oil on tankers at the coast in the persian gulf there are also rumors that they might reopen kind of a sec

that these people here tonight are asking and of course i say many hundreds behind you in the old dettori i'm a to vigil the just as many i believe also as we can see from these images from the sky of people parading through thousand dogs in solidarity with those who have been left the revived on thursday and friday. absolutely absolutely this is visit community in southern california it's it's upscale it is considered a very safe place it's ranked as one of the safest spots in the country at one point it's the many colleges and universities around here so this is a very comfortable spot not use certainly to you know massive violent crime on this scale and so people here are grieving people here are very upset and broken hearted i've spoken to people who said that they just feel shaken to the core that their. small supposedly safe place is no longer the way it was and never will be i'm sure a great deal of soul searching still to be done for the moment rob we'll leave it there of course come back to as we get more developments in that investigation thank you well the united nations broker

yet another milestone for frankie dettori.eone has been busier than us in the last five months. maybe you've been on holiday, enjoyed a night out with your mates. ross edgley has been doing something completely different. since june one, been doing something completely different. sincejune one, he has been swimming the circumference of britain. he has not set foot on dry land the entire... here he is. good morning. good morning. lukeri land the entire... here he is. good morning. good morning. luker i have here. ross edgley. we met you a couple of times but both you and brea kfast couple of times but both you and breakfast they few days ago. look well you are. terra firma. terracotta, as people used to say.|j almost fell over. i started running, did not know what i was thinking and i was wobbly. now i'm ok, it feels solid for my liking. did you see these trimming there? what with the reception like? that one moment when icame reception like? that one moment when i came back and could hear everyone, isaid i came back and could

often with high confidence that he ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi the president obviously dettori slee feuds with his intelligence community i think we saw a little bit of that play out where he was adamant that it didn't think he went all the way to m.b.'s and then you saw the intelligence we need leaked to a whole lot of media outlets to say no in fact the intelligence community does think that mohamed bin solomon was in fact behind it but it goes to show you that the president has been this entire time reluctant to put it at the feet of the crown prince and the president said earlier that he was expecting this full report . on their assessments of the shoji killing on tuesday we expecting anything particularly new another we haven't heard already. you know i don't really i don't think anyone exactly knows where this tuesday report is coming from if that's going to be the intelligence community coming out and that's the white house or if it's going to be him saying i was briefed on it now i know and i don't think it's anything that we can implicate the current prince and the big

there was double success for frankie dettori at the breeder's cup at churchill downs in kentucky lastthen just over an hour later, he took victory in the breeder's cup turf on enable, the horse winning by three quarters of a length and trained again byjohn gosden, becoming the first horse to win both the prix de l‘arc de triomphe and the breeder's cup turf in the same year. simone biles won the 14th world title of her career, with a massive score on the floor, in the final apparattus final at the world championships in doha. the floor gold was her sixth medal of the week and despite scoring lower than she had in her qualifying round, biles finished exactly one mark ahead of the silver medallist, her friend and team mate morgan hurd. novak djokovic reached the paris masters final with victory over roger federer, ending the latter‘s chances of winning a 100th career title. in a match lasting over three hours, the new world number one came through in a final set tie—break. he'll meet karen khachanov in sunday's final after beat austria's dominic thiem. that's all the sport for now. the r

overthrew president francois busies government in twenty t. a few months later rebel leader michel dettori was sworn into room president but he was forced to resign after fighting between the seleka and christian fighters known as the deep alaca continued the un sent a peacekeeping force to support african union and french forces that were already there and since then cease fires have been signed violated and all sides have been accused of war crimes ordered wanted by both the u.n. and sales government is neighbor he was once a celica rebel but is now in charge of a neighborhood following in the capital buggy and in this exclusive interview with al jazeera he tells the killers her kill stay and defend his people in hiding but still in charge surrounded by young heavily armed teenage boys is. otherwise known as the general force. accused of war crimes including a murder torture rape and extortion the government wants his arrest. but he's not ready to give himself up and if we. mean he's he said we had nine thousand in this neighborhood ready to defend our people even to pick a fight a neigh

what an incredible thing for frankie dettori, that racing story is brilliant. a superb story.e, but he's one of the most successful artists from the golden age of ‘70s classic rock. his landscapes were seen on millions of album covers and band posters around the world. now, more than a0 years later, he has a new plan to send some of his creations to space. david sillito went to meet him at his studio in sussex. have you any idea how many posters and images of your works were created? palm, it could be 100 million. 100 million? yes. we certainly counted up to 65 million in the 60s and 70s. back in the early 70s, when rock was on a cosmic journey, there was one artist that bans of a progressive persuasion turned to above all others. roger dean. but these aren't fantasy paintings. no, he says their visions of possible future worlds that we might one day create ourselves. what i'm hoping to do is something that is inspirational, yes. i want people to think this is something we could do, this is something i have and asked it. nearly 50 years on, he is still at work. this is trading

there was double success for frankie dettori at the breeder's cup at churchill downs in kentucky last by three quarters of a length, becoming the first horse to win both the prix de l‘arc de triomphe and the breeder's cup turf in the same year. another fantastic achievement in a glittering career. what have you been up to for the last five months? maybe you've been on holiday, had a few nights out or enjoyed some time with your friends and family. not if you're ross edgley. since the first ofjune, he's been swimming the circumference of great britain — and he's not set foot on dry land the entire time. ross is due to finish this morning, but before we speak to his welcoming committee, let's take a look at what he's been through. love that rainbow, wow. john maguire is in margate ready to welcome ross back. john, did i see when a wetsuit having a swim ? back. john, did i see when a wetsuit having a swim? yes, i did. thanks to the television you can see how long i swum for. the key thing is that ross swu m i swum for. the key thing is that ross swum for 2000 miles. six months and he has