is also facing a fresh blow to his political farsi is justice minister has resigned accusing him of meddling with the police and the president is facing a swell in public and i was. noisy protests rang out across brazil on friday dragging out the president's televised address to the nation. shy and also not grow defended his sacking of the federal police chief amid accusations that he was trying to interfere in the country's justice system it'll be doable because i don't have to ask for authorization from anyone to change any official or anyone else but both scenarios still provided no reason for the dismissal which had prompted the resignation of brazil's popular justice minister on life t v. i long for his original theory unfortunately i have no way to continue with the commitment that i was sure and without any were able to preserve the autonomy of the federal police to carry out their work. about 4 years for that i. said you know morrow's departure was a body blow to a president already under fire over his handling of the coronavirus crisis both and now rove has repeatedly described cove

with fun and innovative ideas to keep themselves and others entertained like these individuals in farsi lonna have aleck . desperate times call for desperate measures so why not throw a good party from your balcony. that's what these 3 housemates thought when the spanish government told everyone to stay indoors because of the coronavirus. after having enough of sitting around they invited everyone around them to join in. last. now there balcony festivities have become a bit of a neighborhood sensation. every friday and saturday they play music and entertain and through social media their neighbors can request songs send messages and birthday wishes to friends and family or just dance. so popular out there vents that the 3 friends now also started their own radio station streaming online. but it's not only the neighbors that i enjoying the fun some uninvited guests also showed up. to join the party. pays up and that's the latest from v.w. news my colleague rebecca rivers will be here at the top of the hour with another update for you american evanston thanks for the company and space in.

apply to easter services and the government has been accused of bowing to religious pressure robin farsi walker reports from tbilisi. the most potent date in the orthodox calendar is also a critical moment for the spread of coronavirus the at tbilisi some may be a cathedral the orthodox church opened its doors to the faithful leave the. odds of the. worshippers who have chosen to participate in the traditional midnight eastern mass had to get here early to avoid breaking a nightly curfew and it's been decided between a church in your forty's that they can stay here overnight all together under one roof until the curfew is lifted in the morning. restrictions including a ban on gatherings of more than 3 people have been in place for weeks but for the head of the church and his fellow as those rules do not apply. here. this satirical video illustrates what critics say a double standards. with the state refusing to intervene in matters of faith this case you subservient that the church because it sure ratings of the church and because of. this year saw the government here to directly or host

above us at around 400 kilometers in thermosphere the nur of the name of the rocket translated from farsi into english it stands for light is now orbiting above us and giving iran's military enormous strategic advantage we've seen iran trying to develop a space program satellite program rocket program trying to develop its own launch vehicles to be able to launch satellites into space it has done so successfully in the past but this is the 1st time we've seen iran launch a specifically military satellite into orbit ok so it comes down and this is widening out a bit more who says what about something that this for example with the nuclear program iran says it is a civilian power program many other countries say it is a nuclear weapons program it's kind of feels like the same thing here. well that is definitely the case iran has been criticized on several occasions by western powers who have said that its space program is not specifically for peaceful purposes that its satellite program is a cover for its ballistic missile program but really the commander of the i.r.g.c. major general husse

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eventually after being a professor joined the oil industry and was sent to iran where everybody spoke farsi. and so he did. i spent my teenage life around oil and gas and i said i would never join an oil and gas company. [laughter]r] >> so i went to university and i was determined to say i was doing research at the time with the great people who uncover the mysteries of continental drift and then to say that's not a real job and then rather arrogantly my father retired that very day and i would like to and he said really? i said yes really. and i really didn't want to leave the uk at the time. attitudes are very bad in the sixties. i said yes. and i imagine myself doing some work around new york. and the letter came and that the hr department word address people. [laughter] so off i went to anchorage alaska to become a trainee and to work in the field and in the 200 miles north of the arctic circle. and it was very exciting. and after two years i said i love it. he said stick with it. that's a good piece of advice. my father was vindicated. [laughter] >> so a good relationship with yourio f

in north africa and among other places and eventually joined the oil industry where everybody spoke farsi not arabic. fortunately my dad said i will learn it before i get there and he did. i spent my teenage life around the oil and gas world i was determined i would never join in oil and gas company. [laughter] i went to university and i was determined to stay i was in geophysics at the time and those who uncover the mysteries and then under pressure and then my dad said get a real job. do it for one year and if you like it and if you don't go back to research university. so then rather arrogantly i went that day and i said i would like a job and they said really and i said yes for one year. [laughter] and i really didn't want to leave the uk attitudes were very bad this was the sixties. they said yes to that too and i imagine myself getting to do some work in houston and then the letter came and then the hr department sent me a letter. [laughter] so off i went to anchorage alaska to become a petroleum engineer and to work in the field drilling and testing and live 200 miles north of the