and soft hydra has a recount of her husband's story many times. rifa die we was a blogger he advocated for a liberal and secular saudi arabia with rights for women. but for his beliefs he was sentenced to ten years in prison under thousand lashes. the first fifty lashes were administered in two thousand and fifteen the rest were postponed and serve hydra had fled into exile by that stage it's been nears since her children lost soul their father and he picked up on the phone we can't wait any more soon we will be outs are shot it's almost over and the father has been there for none of it . and stuff hyder on her way to a vigil for her husband. fifty beats of a drum for the fifty lashes but we received. she meets with supporters in front of cher brooks town hall. decisions all tories are complaining for rice but are we to get canadian citizenship. that is the wealthy so in this race story is one of human rights and freedom of expression. the city of separate has made that story it so. why is it it's not just me longing to see right but the entire ci

power, the elected president, supreme leader, parliament, the revolutionary guard, the courts, it is a hydrare is a case to be made that is an opportunity for the outside world that we can exploit. pitting one group against the other. but i think that the bigger problem is that not having a real window into that society and it's, by iran's own fault in many ways, it makes it harder to know who we can talk to, if we can talk to, and what, ultimately, they're after. having ditched the nuclear deal, negotiated in part by the president's predecessor barack 0bama, the man who gave that opening for you as you've seen it, improved relations and gave you the sense that this is the right time as an american to go to iran, do you think president trump is right that really maximum pressure is the only option left, that screwing down the economy and through these kinds of designations, the only way you're going to reshape iran? i don't think that that's true. why not? well, we ratcheted up the sanctions for many years to to the point where we renegotiated it. whether or not people... crosstalk. you coul

biggest fear is what will happen is what happened at tahir square that you will lose the head of the hydrasprout more heads. they want a civil transition of power. what they want, one person said, is what everybody wants -- freedom. >> do you have a sense of what will happen? >> unfortunately that's unclear. when we were on the phone with a few of them i could hear gunshots in the background. it is not clear the situation has stabilized. there is a sense that this generation that grew up under this dictator has gotten somewhere close to freedom. >> put him in historical perspective. to an extent he's been at the crossroads of suffering in terror for a long time. >> he's an indicted war criminal. he used rape as a weapon of war in at least three con fliflicts within sudan. he reached accommodation with the u.s., with europe. in november the fbi signed a counter terror agreement to cooperate with sudan. this is someone people around the world, governments around the world felt they could do business with. many of the governments we were speaking with said we are worried about what comes next

cofound san franciscans for public schools and i had the pleasure to recruit your former director, hydra mendoza. i was in the room when it happened when peef was dreamed up. i was in the room when we dreamt up and lobbied for the arts education master plan to be dreamed up and implemented. and one of the things i would like to remind you of when peef was first discussed, it was crucial of that discussion to have an arts education master plan. the city did not want to fund something until they had a master plan. i would ask you before you fund something, you wait for the 18 months of conversations with artists, art teachers, students, parents in the school district, to find out their 18 months of discussion. i think it's very underhanded to come up with an amendment that would gut vapa without any of the recommendations in that plan. a lot of the issues that came up with vapa, those issues are all laid out in the plan to build on the work that we've done with the arts education master plan to provide excellence, access and equity for arts education in all of our students in all of our sc

north hydra going up. we have seen an upgrade to that. you're a great next. -- euro grade next.told by the norwegian authorities they would be a suitable owner. that place in their favor in terms of the m&a story. sears up 1.5%. we saw them do that deal with tesla, which is fascinating, with regards to bring their admissions averages down. let's have a look at the other side of the stoxx 600 because the bias is to the downside. there is an oil and gas services business and their numbers coming below estimates. net revenues missing the lower end. saffron is an interesting one. boeing told us at the end of the trading day, after european markets had closed, maybe as 737cted, cutting back on production. also see some interesting moves in the banking stocks and we are on the lookout for deutsche bank but commerzbank down. a lot of the press is skeptical at what can be achieved and what can be allowed by the ecb. let's get a bloomberg first word news update and hong kong with an adulterous. -- annabel drulies. annabel: says they are closer to a deal after high-level meetings in washi

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casting of brexit, the gilets jaunes and hungarian style a liberal democracy as part of a populist hydrathe danger is, if people reject him, make that national front or make national rally as it has rebounded itself, the obvious choice. you would have to be foolish to write off president macron at this stage. in response to the challenge from the gilets jaunes, he has come up from the gilets jaunes, he has come up with grand political theatre. the national great debates, the grand debat. whether that has worked in turning around the national mood, we will not see until may's european elections. the president's people feel casting a battle in that way simply acknowledges the dramatic reality of this political moment in europe. this is a reality. if you look at the polls today you have a vast number of people supporting the president, and you have an important number of people supporting the far right. and it will do destroy the european project. as battle is joined in the european elections, the stakes could hardly be higher. and president macron has never been one to shy away from politi