hassan: thank you so much for that wonderful welcome. thank you to ray buckley and amy kennedy, and the whole nhdp team for this fantastic event. [applause] sen. hassan: it is so great to be here with my colleagues, senator jean -- senator jeanne shaheen, congresswoman annie custer and congresswoman carol shea-porter. what you will just heard from my wonderful friend and colleague jeanne shaheen is why she is such a great representative of this wonderful state of ours. the clarity, the common sense, and the heart that she brings to the job is not a surprise to any of us here, but it is a sheer pleasure and honor to serve with you. thank you, jeannie, for everything you do. [applause] sen. hassan: and annie custer is also fighting every single day for all of us around the issues that are so critical to our state right there on the forefront in the house, around issues about the opioid crisis in particular. but on so many other issues, so annie, thank you for your leadership. [applause] sen. hassan: i want to recognize all of the elected o

senator hassan: it is gone from your archives? mark: yes. senator hassan: is it ever really gone? mark: from our systems? senator hassan: from the cloud or wherever it is. it always seems to reappear in investigations. other emails and other things of that nature. what about information from the past? information has been in the cambridge analytica case. you can't go back and redo that. that fromto assume this point forward, is that the correct assumption? i think we can go back in some cases. we will be investigating every app before we locked down the platform in 2014. if we are going to go do a full audit of their systems, and if we find out anyone is improperly using data, we will take action to make sure they delete the data and will inform everyone who may have had their data misused. >> another suggestion i would moreis that you have heard than a few complaints and i join the chorus and the lapse of time between when you discovered it. do you regret that decision that you wish you had been more transparent at the time? over themagine if course of the investigation, you find

[applause] senator maggie hassan. [applause] congresswoman anna custer. [applause] i did get a call from congresswoman shea-porter a a couple hours ago think she was in washington and was very sick and didn't want to infect her whole playing. i thank you on behalf of all the people that would be on the plane, and we center our love anyway. and hope that she recovers. [applause] they've been done in washington fighting for us and it scored many victories for new hampshire against tough odds. by working together, by working together, they had scored big victories come combating the opioid crisis and creating jobs in a down economy, standing up for the middle class for women and children, seniors, veterans. standing up for every granite staters. our delegation is fighting and winning battles every day in washington and they deserve another huge round of applause. [applause] >> well, a lot has changed since we last came together last years of dinner, and it's all good news. we have won nine out of the last 11 special elections. [applause] flipping five seeds

northern syria so the so-called branch military op will continue no matter what the iranian leader hassan rouhani says that external powers although he did specifically mention the u.s. and israel keep trying to use terrorists on the ground to reach some of their own goals for tehran is strong foothold in syria is a strong message to tel aviv and some of its other regional adverse rees lot of our pollutant proudly speaks of russia's evacuation efforts in east which have paid off although perhaps the most important point from the russian president here and herat was that moscow is in possession of some intelligence that points to plans by some radicals to destroy the road to peace with a chemical attack. on a joint strategic goal is to eliminate the terrorists who keep trying to destabilize the situation on the ground and sabotage the peace process but they are doing this in every way possible we have obtained undeniable evidence of planned provocation by the militants with the use of chemical agents then something that wasn't planned happened and suddenly appeared on encourage the journal

good evening what do you make of what president hassan rouhani had to say?d it, even if it was failed, but it is not the first time he has made statements like this. he has made statements like this. he has made statements like this. he has made statements like this on numerous occasions, including at the time when he campaigned to be elected, he made many promises to women and one of them was ending the violence on the streets and ensuring women's security and their dignity by ending this kind of enforcement that he has failed consistently to live up to these promises, or to these statements, unfortunately. why do you think he makes them?” these statements, unfortunately. why do you think he makes them? i think he makes them because it is the right thing to do and expected and there is a lot of dissatisfaction with women's dress on the street and the violence women have to face it he is stepping up because it is the right thing to do. in a sense he is kowtowi ng to right thing to do. in a sense he is kowtowing to both sides, responding toa kowtowing to both

. >> hassan: yeah it's one of the only countries that i think, in the gulf that has kept their traditione flavor of the old life still there. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: hassan meer is one oman's preeminent fine artists who works in painting and photography. muzna al musafer is a filmmaker, artist, and provocateur representing the increasingly vocal point of view of the young omani women in the middle eastern art scene. >> muzna: the thing in arabia, we have a tradition of storytelling and saying things without saying them directly. we took this from poetry. they have a certain language with a lot of text, with a lot of -- >> anthony: subtext. >> muzna: yeah. >> anthony: there's an unusual mix here, very graceful very proud, mix of cultures and languages. >> hassan: i mean, the mix was existent from the beginning. >> muzna: there is a beauty in being different and understanding the other. >> anthony: it's such a difficult time to make that argument. the whole world seems to be going exactly the opposite direction. i mean, my country, the last thing anyone seems to want to do is highlight the other.

president hassan rouhani of iran is another supporter after all iran has no intention of losing one of its closest allies in the arab world from day one on a support to damascus with advisors weapons and troops syria in return grants around a much needed route to the hezbollah militia in lebanon. this man on the other hand would like to see us out of power in turkey a supporter of various rebel groups from the start and since january has had its own troops in syria one of president early ones goals is to push back groups to gain influence in parts of syria by supporting u.s. operations against the so-called islamic state. you know we use a dorian jones is an encore covering the trial lateral summit dorian phyllis and what's come out of this meeting. well the message coming from the three leaders even though they're all opposing sides in the syrian civil war is a corporation who works on that corporation will continue to deepen the claim that success in the creation of these the conflict zones in syria which is where syrian rebels and their families are being slowly moved to they say th

so an airport isn't the most comfortable place to spend a night for hassan al contact it's been home for nearly forty nights hassan's rail home to syria has been devastated by war he wants to go to a third country that will accept him but hasn't found one when al jazeera spoke to her son he told us he wanted to get word out to his family that he thinks it's going to be ok or. so or just think. what's happening is both going on do. you want them to know that i'm not going back to the peacetime. have an air conditioner. or. want to sleep. but has and says he's getting worried because he only has nine more months on his passport says he hasn't tried to contact syrian officials in kuala lumpur that's because he doesn't want to be sent back he's been surviving on the kindness of strangers including a sudanese student osama saberi who heard about the syrian plight via social media . because. so. since hassan story went viral there have been many office of help people have been donating money to pay for his ticket out of malaysia the home ministry told al-jazeera they are deciding whether t

mission isn't over and we're going to complete that mission so it was the first one to jump in iran's hassan rouhani couldn't miss his chance to throw a punch at washington. the u.s. says one thing one day and then a completely different thing the next so we cannot trust the words and actions it seems they want to benefit from syria as much as possible a lot of our putin didn't seem to be impressed either with u.s. officials not being able to make up their mind about their future presence in syria all he said was you should go and ask the people across the atlantic and all mr aired on once to say to the americans stop funding and arming the kurds. well it doesn't seem that washington is willing to give up on its kurdish allies in syria in favor of its nato ally turkey any time soon this exclusive footage obtained by early video news agency from the ground in northern syria shows an american military base with u.s. made when a tree quitman station the reporter spoke to kurdish fighters that base here is what they had to say about the purpose of the set up. at the heart of the base was establi

militias in northern syria so the so-called grandchildren continue no matter what the iranian leader hassan rouhani says that external powers although he did specifically mention the u.s. and israel trying to use terrorists on the ground to reach some of their own goals for to iran is strong foothold in syria is a strong message to tel aviv and some of its other regional adverse rees lot of our putting proudly speaks of russia's evacuation efforts and. which have paid off then something that wasn't planned to happen and suddenly appeared on encourage the journalists to ask questions and we heard one that we've been waiting for for two days about america being back and forth over its future role in syria and here's what i mean by that will become another syria like very soon very soon very soon we're coming to saudi arabia. is very interested no decision and i said well didn't you want to say maybe going have to pay we are in syria fight isis and that is our mission and the mission isn't over and we're going to complete that mission so it was the first one to jump in iran's hassan rouhani co

those were the words of iranian president hassan rouhani earlier today as he appeared to criticise thescuffle involving a morality officer. a warning — you may find the following pictures upsetting. in the video, an officer appears to be assaulting a woman for not covering her head properly with her headscarf. the footage has been widely shared online — and has prompted outrage on iranian social media. i asked women's rights activist soussan tahmesebi what she makes of the president's comments. iam glad i am glad that he condemned it, even if it was veiled condemnation. but this is not the first time president rouhani has made statements like this. in fact, rouhani has made statements like this. infact, he rouhani has made statements like this. in fact, he has made state m e nts this. in fact, he has made statements like this on numerous occasions, including at the time when he was campaigning to be initially elected. he made many promises to women and one of them was ending the violence on the street and ensuring women's security and their dignity by ending this kind of enforcement. b

in time for the iranian leader hassan rouhani to speak what he did first was he accused the external powers including the u.s. and israel of destabilizing syria through using the terrorists to reach some of their regional goals and then mr putin the russian president went on to say that the common strategic goal in syria for the entire tree of guarantors right now is fully getting rid of terrorists on the ground something else that lot of our putin was pointed out that currently when it comes to ways that can things that can actually hamper addressing that military conflict in syria russia is in possession of some intelligence that points to potential plans by the militants in syria to use chemical weapons as provocation. pushes through options for the. joint strategic goal is to eliminate the terrorists who keep trying to destabilize the situation on the ground and sabotage the peace process they are doing this in every way possible and we have obtained undeniable evidence of planned provocation by the militants with the use of chemical agents. well the press conference actually beg

. >> you can listen to hassan .ouhani >> nuclear weapons another weapons of mass destruction have no place in a run security or defense doctrine and contradict our religious and ethical convictions. >> this is repeated. .> we didn't have a program it was irrational as well as immoral. >> i'm here to tell you one thing. iran lied. big time. , i ranigning the deal intensified efforts to hide it see clear -- secret nuclear files. iran moved its nuclear weapons files to a highly secret location. kept thehere they archives. right here. if you knew where it was. very few. a few israelis. from the outside this was an innocent looking compound. it looks like a dilapidated warehouse. containedide it archives locked in massive files. ago in a great intelligence achievement israel obtained half a ton of the material inside these vaults. here is what we got. pages. files on 183 cds. seeything you are about to is an exact copy of the iranian material. incriminating presentations. incriminating blueprints. -- criminalize it incriminating photos. incriminating videos, and more. we have shared this

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iran's president hassan rouhani has questioned the legitimacy of demands for a for a new nuclear deal he's personally criticized the u.s. president donald trump for his plans to pull out of the existing agreement. dawg he says these deal is a very bad deal well if it's a very bad deal then why did you sign it he says this is a very dangerous deal if that's the case then did your predecessors not understanding you don't have any background in politics you don't have any background in law you don't have any background in international treaties how can a tradesman a merchant a building constructor a tower constructor make judgments about international affairs. france's president emanuel not wrong proposed negotiating a new agreement with tehran he made the offer to president trump during his three day visit to the u.s. can really help reports. u.s. president donald trump welcomed french president emmanuel back to the white house with a state dinner to celebrate the bond between the two nations. what appears to be a warm friendship was on full display earlier in the day trump even somewha

president hassan rouhani and russia's vladimir putin support syria's president bashar. turkey. all three have. significant military presence and. the heart of reports. deepening cooperation was the message of the foreign ministers of iran russia and turkey during their last meeting in asd the capital of kazakhstan the power brokers in syria's war said they would continue to work for a political settlement they have enough common interests to continue working together but when the leaders of three countries meet in ankara there could be more park any. peace efforts after the failure of such a peace conference in january and those efforts should take into account the new realities that is the opposition's recent losses and his role in syria. that involved exchange for turkey entering of. the opposition has been weakened even further with its defeat in eastern one of its last strongholds in turkey its military operation against the kurdish. in africa has increased its role in northern syria and turkish determination to extend it to other areas will give it more influence. iran is

military response defined but they're not likely to react to that as we've been reporting president hassan rouhani has said that he is going to stand by the syrian president nevertheless do you think that given this is the biggest action we've seen by the u.s. in syria and the seven years of war what are to make the iranians rethink in any way their involvement and syria especially given that there is opposition to involvement in syria and iran itself as we saw and protests over the last year. increasingly more and more even indians have been critical of iranian islamic regime support for. their vision for example last week there was some demonstration by people in this one province of farmers against the song water and they were chanting that forget syria and do something for us and such slogans that have been going on among. the war protesting against the government but i don't think there would be any change rather i think we would see more support from damascus from their wrong so public sentiment that they had will not put any pressure on the iranian government and the iranian regime

leaders of iran russia and turkey have met for a summit on syria's seventy of all iran's president hassan rouhani and russia's levitations support so as president bush said while turkey backs the opposition all three have been power brokers in the conflict with a significant military presence of this area. and u.s. president donald trump has spoken again of his desire to pull american forces out of syria saying that victory is imminent he says he expects to make a decision very quickly but declined to offer any specific timetable well the u.s. has about two thousand troops on the ground in syria and launches strikes almost every day the pentagon says there's still a lot of work left to be to isolate and stabilize the areas recapture from it what trump says of allies like saudi arabia want america to stay and syria well they may have to pay for it alan fischer reports from washington. the president insists he's never been keen on america's foreign military adventures seeing the cost too much money thank you at a news conference at the white house with leaders of three baltic countries dona

what together to ensure a last thing ceasefire in syria speaking at a summit in ankara iran's leader hassan rouhani blamed the u.s. for backing eisel fighters in syria you also called on all policies to respect syria's independence and territorial integrity that his president said this could only happen if it distance itself from what it called terrorist groups. what other will earn. as a guarantor country it's important to attain the territorial integrity of syria these fights have to be ended in the country has to be rebuilt on this we are in agreement the syrian public the civilians of those who are losing as a result of these fights there is a difficult process ahead of us but the light at the end of this tunnel is getting brighter we will not allow the face of syria to be darkened by terrorist organizations yet tad as. we stressed the territorial integrity of syria the sovereignty of syria and the unity of syria the independence of syria should be set as a very high priority on this is what the people of syria want. as i'm now joined in the studio by a senior political analyst marwan b

so an airport isn't the most comfortable place to spend a night for hassan al contact it's been home for nearly forty nights hassan's rail holds syria has been devastated by war he wants to go to a third country that will accept him but hasn't found one when al jazeera spoke to his son he told us he wanted to get word out to his family that he thinks it's going to be ok or. so or are just thinking. what's happening with the economy do. you want something or there are nothing but bad news for the peacetime. have an air conditioner. for. what it's like. but has and says he's getting worried because he only has nine more months on his passport says he hasn't tried to contact syrian officials in kuala lumpur that's because he doesn't want to be sent back he's been surviving on the kindness of strangers including a sudanese student osama subir who heard about the syrian plight via social media. because. so. since hassan story went viral there have been many office of help people have been donating money to pay for his ticket out of malaysia the home ministry told al-jazeera they are decid

. >> and we begin with anser hassan. and tell us how it is looking out there. >> reporter: good morning. we could see the rain come down. but the big issue this morning is going to be the flood watch warning that started just a few minutes ago at 5:00 a.m. it lasts until tomorrow morning. now the drive up here from san jose wasn't too bad. like i havianey said, get ready because the forecast predicted up to four to six inches of rain. remember from last year the storm brought mudslides and rock slides. i checked are santa cruz county and theye estimated the damage o be over a hundred million dollars. one of the big concerns this season are the drought weakened trees. they say the rain can fall at any time and when the odds of the trees falling becomes even more so in the bad weather. and the county wants to remind residents of very simple steps that go along way to help ease the pressure of this flooding. those include first cleaning your gutters, also having sandbags on hand to handle flooding around your house, and ano

pm netanyahu: you can listen to hassan rouhani. pres. rouhani: nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in a iran's security or defense doctrine and contradict our religious and ethical convictions. pm netanyahu: this is repeated by iran's foreign minister javad zarif. we didn't have a program. it was irrational as well as immoral. pm netanyahu: i'm here to tell you one thing. iran lied. big time. after signing the deal, iran intensified efforts to hide its secret nuclear files. in 2017, iran moved its nuclear weapons files to a highly secret location in southern tehran. orabad district. this is where they kept the archives. right here. few iranians knew where it was. very few. and also a few israelis. from the outside, this was an innocent looking compound. it looks like a dilapidated warehouse. but from the inside, it contained iran's secret archives locked in massive files. actually, they are bigger than this. a few weeks ago, in a great intelligence achievement, israel obtained half a ton of the material in

now the leaders of russia and turkey are for summit on serving a seven year war iran's president hassan rouhani and russia's vladimir putin's support syria's president bashar assad and the war turkey backs the opposition all three have been killed in the conflict with a significant military presence in syria. now russia has agreed to speed up delivery of a powerful air defense system to turkey a move which has a law that's nato allies. allays of the two countries put their warm relationship on display as they not construction of turkey's first nuclear power plant. reports . it's a special occasion for turkey to be part of the nuclear power generating this is the site of the twenty billion dollars a q u which is scheduled to begin operations by twenty twenty three the leaders of russia and turkey said it will have a workforce which is already under training in russia it's the first foreign visit by president vladimir putin since he was reelected last month he chose nato member turkey which has become a staunch russian partner in recent months or so which is it wouldn't. today we're not j

work together to ensure a lasting cease fire in syria speaking at a summit in ankara iran's leader hassan rouhani blamed the u.s. for backing eisel fighters in syria he also called on all parties to respect syria's independence and territorial integrity to act as president said this could only happen if it distanced itself from what it called terrorist groups. of aid has more from ankara. these are the three parties who have the most influence over what is happening inside syria but ironically neither the syrian government or the opposition was present in the meeting where the future of syria was being decided this is in continuation of the peace process of the dialogue process of a solution for syria that was started in our stand we saw these leaders meeting in november in sochi and they have been again telling the world that about the achievement that they've been able to achieve in the last few months inside the country leaders of russia and. iran saying that they have been able to establish deescalation zone zones and bring down the suffering of the people of syria and they are now mo

been steadily improving even as their relationships in the west strain further iranian president hassan rouhani will also be joining the summit later on wednesday rebuilding efforts in iraq have been slow since the defeat of assault last year but it's not just about reconstructing schools and homes archaeologists a iraq's very heritage is at stake as it were in congress from the country's second largest city mosul. it might be impossible to know what has been lost here. the grand mosque of our laurie has stood since eleven seventy two. it was the location from where the leader of eisel aback al baghdadi declared an islamic state in july two thousand and fourteen the iraqi military says i saw fighters blow up the mosque as they retreated i still blame the damage on the americans the archaeologist the loss of the mosque is a loss for the whole of iraq could have been unlucky until now we don't have an exact statistic of what has been looted or destroyed artifacts the reader on display at the most museums and in other places were damaged or destroyed by eisel generally or information tells

them but overall it makes very little difference for the movement overall now the iranian president hassan rouhani is warning of quote severe consequences if the u.s. withdraws from the nuclear deal with tehran the agreement is expected to dominate the state visit of the french president emanuel machall to the u.s. . is urging the u.s. president on that front to stick to the twenty fifteen agreement because alan fischer. you're forgetting going to work to support. in the statesman emanuel mccrum decided to be a tourist taking the opportunity of a sunny spring day in washington to walk to the lincoln memorial the french president arrived a few hours earlier with a warm greeting but a clear agenda we will have your partner here to discuss a lot of bilateral issues and to discuss about her security about trade. and a lot of. very important for our countries and beyond our two countries at the white house he was welcomed for the first official state visit of the trump presidency donald trump gets on well with the man you're mccraw but in the talks that have to follow the french president wants

have stolen a march on western efforts to define the conflicts engage in ankara iranian president hassan rouhani turkish president of everyone and russian president vladimir putin all agree that the conflict in syria needs a swift and peaceful resolution. how exactly that will happen was not revealed but the message was clear. we share the view that syria must be held together and this bloody conflict by a stand in order to secure the country's future best because the losers in this conflict are the citizens of syria. turkey also houses three million syrian refugees and would like them to return to their homeland. russia and iran are on the side of the syrian government while turkey supports the rebels as long as they're not kurdish forces the turkish military is advancing in syria to push out the kurdish military but he ran once turkey to eventually hand over the conquered territory back to the syrian army. another major challenge the syrian province of italy where many people including refugees and fighters from eastern guta have been moved to avoid the fighting however with more than

i met herman welcome to the program israeli president hassan rouhani says the nuclear deal his country reached with international powers three years ago is non-negotiable this as the u.s. secretary of state peo took aim at that agreement on his first tour of the middle east since becoming the top u.s. diplomat now his latest stop is israel where he was warmly welcomed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu those two share a just dain for the deal it was intended to stop iran's international isolation in exchange for a verifiable and to its nuclear weapons program. that. handshake and a hug that's it now says he's proud the new secretary of state has made israel part of his first official tour in their press conference they seem to be on the same page especially on one of the it's a nose favorite topics iran and pulling out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal . for the record this deal is a very direct mystery. and yes because it is very bright very straightforward. here on deal has been hailed as a landmark agreement. observers have declared it is working and iran has stopped develop

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i met her welcome to the program iranian president hassan rouhani says the nuclear deal his country reached with international powers three years ago is non-negotiable this comes as u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe took aim at that agreement on his first tour of the middle east since becoming the u.s. is top diplomat his latest stop is israel where he was warmly welcomed by president prime minister benjamin netanyahu the share a just dain for that deal it was intended to stop iran's international isolation in exchange for a verifiable and to its nuclear weapons program. oh there's a. handshake and a hug that's a now says he's proud of the new secretary of state has made israel part of his first officials who are in their press conference they seem to be on the same page especially on one of that's a now his favorite topics iran and pulling out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal. where the really good deal is very he's direct military bases. and i guess if that is there would be a pretty straightforward. iran deal has been hailed as a landmark agreement. observers have declared it is

president hassan rouhani of iran is another us supporter after all iran has no intention of losing one of its closest allies in the arab world from day one to run a support to damascus with advisors weapons and troops syria in return grants around a much needed route to the hezbollah militia in lebanon. this man on the other hand would like to see assad out of power turkey has supported various rebel groups from the start and since january has had its own troops in syria one of president aired ones goals is to push back kurdish groups that gained influence in parts of syria by supporting u.s. operations against the so-called islamic state. let's bring in our correspondent. he's in ankara covering the three way summit there today between russia iran and turkey and the summit comes after years of fruitless efforts to halt the conflict in syria as the main power brokers what ken iran russia and turkey hope to achieve with these talks. well i think these talks will focus on a variety of issues key will be the conflicts that are being created across syria this is where syrian rebels and the

president writes of her virtue one is hosting russian leader vladimir putin and reigning counterpart hassan rouhani for the talks in the turkish capital ankara rainy and state media reports that the three countries agree that displaced syrians must be able to return but also that iran wants a serious african region to be handed over from the turkish control to the syrian army. not some other stories making news around the world one person has died and six others have been injured in a fire at a shopping mall in moscow the cause of the blaze was not immediately known authorities say they have launched a criminal investigation this comes just a week after a fire in a severe ian shopping mall claimed sixty four lives a woman is shot and injured three people at the you tube headquarters in northern california before fatally shooting herself police have identified the suspect down a vegan activist blogger who accused youtube of censoring her videos authorities say they're still investigating a motive. a dutch lawyer with russian ties has become the first person to be sentenced in the u.s. specia

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president hassan rouhani of iran is another acid supporter after all iran has no intention of losing one of its closest allies in the arab world from day one to run a support to damascus with advisors weapons and troops syria in return grants around a much needed route to the hezbollah militia in lebanon larger this man on the other hand would like to see assad out of power turkey has supported various rebel groups from the start and since january has had its own troops in syria one of president aired ones goals is to push back kurdish groups that gained influence in parts of syria by supporting u.s. operations against the so-called islamic state. jones is covering the summit for us and i spoke to him earlier and asked him what russia iran and turkey are aiming to achieve in these talks. i think he area of talks will be these the conflicts that have been created across syria in the last year whereby syrian rebels and their families are moved to the zones where a ceasefire is then in force them for many of those are believed to be moved to the conflict zones close to the turkish borde

no matter what the iranian leader hassan rouhani says that external powers although he did specifically mention the u.s. and israel keep trying to use terrorists on the ground to reach some of their own goals for tehran is strong foothold in syria is.