the fight is on over the new year deal with iran, air waves are the battle ground. the problem and perils that journalists face when they try to cover the boko haram story. western countries plan to recruit new recruits and open more online in a propaganda. overheard in the newsroom - where the jaded and cynical rein supreme >>> we begin with political battles in two countries, in which the media play a central role. there's a lot of reporting about the sales job that president obama has on his hands in washington, trying to win congressional approval for an agreement reached a month ago between iran and the west. there's less coverage of the iranian angle and the challenges faced. with the president hassan rouhani in the forefront and the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei less prominent but ultimately more powerful. the u.s. and iran are home to skeptics, conservatives arguing the risks outweigh the benefits. iran can engage a mekon six that sanction outlets, president barack obama has no choice but to conduct a messaging campaign in the face of opposition, and p.r

of backing sedan in the iraq war and in 1988 they shot down an iran air passenger jet off of iran's southernilling 290 people. the u.s. never formally apologized for the attack. despite all the bad blood over the years most iranians we talk to say they like americans, just not american foreign policy. >> i like america. i like american muscle cars. i don't hate america and my friends do. seven years has passed since the revolution so the current people we see on iran street is four years or younger have no memory of the shaw regime. they don't have a memory of americans doing bad things here and now we have the nuclear negotiations. this is actually an opportunity for the west. >> our national. >> reporter: a deal on iran's nuclear program is in place with u.s. and other world powers some are hoping it signals a new direction in this hostility but it won't happen overnight. ♪ overnight. >> in 2003, i had a chance to in 2 pou 3 i had a chance to work as a journalist in iran and one was killed and many feel their voices have not been heard and people ask me where are you from you are holding a

vin sens shots on iran air passenger jet off the coast, killing 290 people. the u.s. never formally apologised for the attack. despite all the bad blood over the years, most iranians we talked to say they like americans. just not american foreign policy. >> i like america. i like american muscle cars. i don't hate america. many years passed since the revolution, the current people you see, 40 years, they have no memory of the shah's regime. they don't have the a memory of americans doing bad things in iran. and now we have the nuclear negotiations. this is an opportunity for the west. snoop now that a deal on the programme is in place with the u.s. and other world powers, some hope it signals a new direction in hostility. it won't happen overnight. >> in 2003, i had a chance to work as a journalist in my father's native land of iran. >> a demonstrator was killed. many felt their voices were not heard. people ask where are you fro. >> i rarely say america. i was in my home on january 31st, when at 9 o'clock in the morning four men from the intelligence ministry came to

iran air, and, a ro iranian tours. sanctioned,se were the one that deals with nonproliferation. two of them were sanctioned by executive order 133 24. this deals with financial support for terrorists. when you read the motivation for designations of the five -- of the five airlines, all five involved in a variety of activities that included carrying weaponry and military personnel to and from syria and giving aid and support to the irgc. three of these five airlines had activity linked to nonproliferation, all i were supporting the syrian war effort and the irgc. one would assume all five therefore remain under sanctions. actually, three of them, the three sanctions are being removed. so one thing that congress can do is raise the pertinent into teamsnd ask why and companies that have been supporting and presume to continue to support the irgc in the supply of weapons to terror ,rganizations in syrian regime violations of human rights, human were crimes and so on are going to be getting sanctions relief on implementation. you can go through these things and find a lot of such a

the fight is on over the new year deal with iran, air waves

strategic air command kc-135 jet tankers refueled the tac fighters en route from the united states to iran. eventually a base in turkey was the first stop where the battle group won their trap. eventually air base, elements of the delawar operation awaited d-day go order. the troops remained during their stay by tough battle exercises. of course, like soldiers everywhere, time was found for that moment of relaxation.yhun and a chance to nourish the inner man. meanwhile, in neighboring iran, elements of the iranian royal guard assisted by united states military advisers staged a warmup. iranian fight crews and airborne officers went over the operation plan and pinpointed the drop zone area. the confidence and skill of these men testified to their qualifications as paratroopers and the excellent training given them. now all was ready for the exercise itself. on d-day, the air brigade took off between turkey and northwest iran. the brigade conducted an assault. later during d-day, a navy force conducted an amphibious assault. they were supported by jet fighters. in iran, exercise delawar's ne

as we talk about unbelievable heat toward iran air temperatures yesterday and today about 110 degreescan you believe this 90 degrees or better making it feel like 150 to 160 degrees. so, yes, we have the heat but it can certainly get hotter. ultimate doppler for our area, it's dry it's quiet. it should stay that way for most of the upcoming weekend but as we go hour by hour, saturday morning mostly sunny. there might be an isolated pop up shower or thunderstorm especially north and west of the city by the afternoon. but look at this. 92 degrees will be the high temperature in philadelphia. so it look like that heat wave it will continue right through the weekend. as we go hour by hour, into your saturday evening plans looking pretty good. so here's the hour by hour forecast in the city. by 11:00 o'clock tomorrow, heat heating up to 85 degrees. 87 at 1:00. the high temperature tomorrow right around into degrees in the city. down the shore we'll have a sea breeze for saturday as well as sunday. temperatures low to mid 80s so don't forget that sunscreen. water temperatures will be in the

separate western intelligence sources, soleimani arrived in moscow from tehran on friday, july 24th, on iran air flight 5130. and departed just three days before secretary of state john kerry testified about the iran nuclear deal before the the senate armed services committee. assuring congress pressure would remain on iran's shadowy general. >> and under the united states initiative, qassum soleimani will never be relieved of any sanction. >> reporter: in moscow, general soleimani met with president vladimir putin and russia's defense minister. the news comes as a u.n. arms embargo against iran is slated to be lifted in five years, a controversial last-minute add on to the nuclear agreement. soleimani was photographed in iraq recently on the front lines as his shia militias battled isis, also in defines of the travel ban. he is blamed for the deaths of 500 americans in iraq. he orchestrated the thwarted aassassination attempt -- >> part of the deal was lifting the international sanctions on general soleimani. the day general soleimani flew back from moscow to iran was the day we believe that ru

according to two separate western intelligence sources he arrived in moscow on friday, july 24th on iran air5130 and departy just three days before secretary of state john kerry testified about the iran nuclear deal before the senate armed services committee assuring congress pressure would remain on iran's shadowy general. >> under the united states' initialtive, he will never be relieved of any sanctions. >> in moscow, the general melt with president vladimir putin and russia's defense minister. the news comes as a u.n. averages embargo against iran is slated to be lifted in five years, a colorful addon to the nuclear agreement, gregg. >> any reaction from the white house? >> reporter: well, they're doing their best not to have to blame the russians for hosting him. >> i can't confirm these specific reports. but it is an indication of our ongoing concerns with iran and their behavior. >> he is blamed for the deaths of 500 americans in iraq. he orchestrated the failed assassination attempt on the saudi ambassador's life at a restaurant in washington. his visit came up in the debate. >> part

separate western intelligence sources, soleimani arrived in moscow from tehran on friday, july 24th, on iran air flight 5130. and departed just three days before secretary of state john kerry testified about the iran nuclear deal before the the senate armed services committee. assuring congress pressure would remain on iran's shadowy general. >> and under the united states initiative, qassum soleimani will never be relieved of any sanction. >> reporter: in moscow, general soleimani met with president vladimir putin and russia's defense minister. the news comes as a u.n. arms embargo against iran is slated to be lifted in five years, a controversial last-minute add on to the nuclear agreement. soleimani was photographed in iraq recently on the front lines as his shia militias battled isis, also in defines of the travel ban. he is blamed for the deaths of 500 americans in iraq. he orchestrated the thwarted aassassination attempt -- >> part of the deal was lifting the international sanctions on general soleimani. the day general soleimani flew back from moscow to iran was the day we believe that ru

russia is selling an advanced s-300 air defense radar and missile system to iran to help secure iran'sir space. >> we obviously problems, we've experienced those concerns to the russians. we can't see this as a positive development. at the same time at the defense department the president will have options available to him. >> options to do what? >> military options. >> reporter: and in europe, as russian fighters continue threatening ukraine, the new advanced u.s. air force f-22 fighter preserving u.s. options against putin. the air force announcing several f-22s are now being sent to europe on a training exercise to reassure u.s. allies worried about russian advances. sglel. >> we'll get it into facilities that we would potentially use in a conflict in europe. and just a couple days ago ash carter called russia an taking nas tick. that's the u.s. message back to putin. no indication he's planning to change his behavior anytime soon. >> all right. thank you. we're back with the member of the armed services committee. so the u.s. sending these raptors supposedly for training missions i

reporter: according to two separate sources, the general arrived from tehran on friday july 24 on iran air days before secretary of state john kerry testified about the iran nuclear deal. assuring congress pressure would remain on iran's shadowy general. he met with vladimir putin and russia's defense minister. the news comes as an arms embargo is set, an add-on. soleimani was on front lines. also in defiance of the travel ban, he is blamed for the deaths of 500 americans in iraq. he orchestrated the thwarted assassination attempt on the saudi ambassador's life at a restaurant here in washington. soleimani's visit elicited this response. >> part of this iranian deal was lifting the international sanctions on general soleimani. the day general soleimani flew back to iran was the day we believe that russia used cyber warfare warfare. >> reporter: a statement issued highlighting concerns. a leading general in iran just told the world that the united states of america is irrelevant and russia welcomed him with open arms. elizabeth? >> jennifer griffin reporting from the pentagon thank you, jen

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airs. it is money that iran generated from the foreign sales of oil to key consumers. china, singapore, south korea, japan, india, others. these were targeted and has been an earnest targeted and 2010 and a comprehensive fashion since the passage of a piece of legislation in 2010 which mandated all the countries began to scale back the purchases of iranian oil to show a good-faith effort they were trying to wean themselves off of dependence we. the one-two punch of the approach was in addition to trying to compel iranian consumers to reduce consumption of iranian oil, we also ask road, first come and made them accessible revenue generated in the interim. when you see the iranian economic effects that brought the regime to the table in the first place a great deal had to do with the fact they couldn't receive the oil benefit. sanctions are not taxpayer dollars but they are still very important because they provide an aggregate expansion of the economy. that's the second question. how big is it? here in the debate in washington is an awful lot of heat but not a lot of li

east which is in the and pakistan but my question is regarding the role that ivan could play -- iran air, and it can play a role. a special entrance of fighting isis which it has been willingly, willingly declared that iranians want to do so. so my question is where do you think iran should feature in this process? because iran would like to see a stable afghan as would any other nation. thank you. >> thank you. start with you, steve. >> i'll be very quick. last one i think to try to put iran into these negotiations would pull all the circuits. these are hard enough as it is. though it's interesting that we heard from washington, though it is interesting we are in both india and afghanistan that economically if a nuclear agreement goes through and the sanctions come off someone if you know someone suggested that a large number of afghan workers which would then be able to go into afghanistan, send back remittances. the indians as well. so that is an iran element at the negotiating table. that is, you know it's hard to be optimistic but it's interesting that every afghan we talk to, even

really, what do we do to iran? air strikes? >> travis, as a veteran, what do you think about veterans against the deal and other groups that say iran is supporting the terrorists groups and the groups that fought in iraq directly against our troops during the iraq war? >> caller: that's the same veterans. what do you think about us soviets? how do you think about us arming saudi arabia who cut off the heads of christians everyday? it's a concern of mine where i don't care, because i would rather have iran be monitored and tracked and we would let them have certain things but won't let have others, and i would rather us be in control and invade them and kill them and make another vacuum for isis to occupy. the alternative that anybody else can offer is pointless, and i think obama, even though i don't like him, i don't like president obama, i think this deal is better than nothing. >> travis in centerville, virginia, last comment there. more "washington journal" here on c-span. michael warren will join us and talk about donald tr

more defiance from iran and announcing it will sign an agreement with russia next week to receive for sophisticated surface-to-airissiles. this ismissiles. this is another high-profile democrat announces he will not support the presence nuclear deal. fox news white house correspondent with our report. >> still could not stop iran and russia engaging multiple ballistic air missiles. iranian leaders accuse the us of using the nuclear deal to try to control them. we will (. >> a pentagon pentagon spokesman said we have long expressed our concern. concerns because the sale could call in to question russia's willingness to abide by the very iran nuclear deal it helped to create. meanwhile another day another rejection. >> if iran is to acquire a nuclear bomb it will not have my name on it. >> new jersey sen. bob menendez joined fellow democrat in rejecting the agreement and pledging to vote against it in september , part of a growing list of lawmakers including arizona senator jeff flake. >> the agreement ties the hands of congress and future administrations by saying we cannot impose new or similar sanctions to what

trying to calm their fears with reassurances of more american military support for iran's neighbors. >>> a russian air force helicopter crashed during an air show killing one of the pirates while thousands were watching 200-kilometers east of moscow. the demonstration went badly wrong and the mi-28 started spinning out of control and losing altitude, crashing to the ground and catching fire. the soviet design model has been used by the russian air force for 10 years and exported to a number of countries including iraq. >>> gay rights activists in the russian city of st. petersberg have come under attack by former paratroopers. they were holding a protest to campaign for a pride march to be held in the city. some of the activists were detailed by police. gay rights have been severely restricted under vladamir putin. >>> it is increasingly rare for israel jordan and the palestinians to work together. an issue that led the three governments to join forces is the jordan river. the source of the river where christians believe jesus christ has been baptized is badly polluted and at risk of drying out. >> re

iran. i have just parachuted from an american air force c-130 aircraft with a pathfinder or, as the air force has, combat control team, on the dz hawk for the purposes of laying communications and navigational aids for six american c-130 aircraft, which in a few moments will be approaching from this direction carrying two companies. an american company from the 101st airborne division and an iranian from his majesty's imperial guard. these two companies in just a matter of moments will jump here, move out into assembly areas and move up to reinforce reza, part of exercise delawar presently going on here in iran. >> one united states and one iranian airborne troop demonstrated the combat readiness of imperial armed forces in a highly mobile combined operation. together they advanced towards the enemy. the drive and combat spirit shown efpl staoeuzed the meaning for the name for the exercise, delawar or kraeupblous. sergeant major cosgrove talked with one of the helicopter pilots. >> it would seem for the 101st airborne division the key word in exercise delawar is mobility. but you can very eas

iran cheats. critics are flooding air waves with new ads. re's the first look at one of those. >> i was blindfolded into a room. ordered to stand on stool. those to my left and right were kicked side. iran signed treaty banning torture but did it any way. now they signed a deal promising no nuclear weapons but keep facilities and ballistic missiles. what do you think they'll be doing? >> a bipartisan group of former senators is planning to spend $6.2 million many mine states. there's ads featuring bartlett who was injured. >> they put bullets in head and killed them. they said we're going to run bombs out of here. every politician involved in this will be held accountable. they'll have blood on their hands. vote for this deal means more money for iranian terrorism. what do you think they're going to do when they get more money? >> meanwhile the white house is playing this movie straight out of content. it posted this tweet thanks to the iran deal, iran will be straight out of uranium. it's been 70 since the u.s. secretary of state visited cub

a russian arms producer says moscow is selling iran one of the most advanced air defense systems in all the world. and it is. world powers reached a nuclear deal weeks ago offering iran relief from international sanctions as long as the secretive regime scales back its nuclear program. the deal also lifts a united nations weapons embargo on iran after several years but not right now. still, the russian president vladimir putin lifted his country's own ban on selling missile systems to iran back in april shortly after the framework for the nuclear agreement. we're joined by the former director for middle east affairs. he's managing director of the washington institute which describes itself as a nonpartisan think tank. good to see you again. >> good to see you, shep. >> this should surprise no one in the know. vladimir putin needs money. he lifted this ban and told the whole world he was doing it and he would sell them an air defense system is right in line with what was predicted. >> that's right, shep. i mean, this is a sale which is very concerning for the united states and for region

officials say it lost contact with air traffic control a half hour into the flight. >>> iran is closerquire air defense capability. set to buy four surface to four missile systems. >>> two women will graduate from the army's ranger school. they're among the 96 students completing the intensive training program. this is the first time the army opened the course to women on a trial basis. >>> plenty of polls as you know coming out on the presidential campaign. what do the numbers really mean? donald trump riding high among republican primary voters with ben carson and ted cruz rounding out the top three. hillary clinton far ahead of her but losing some of her mojo with less than 50%. here is anne sellser the president of sellser and company. great to have you on roir roi"t story." we know how important the primary state of iowa is. what methodology do you use that's so effective? >> there is no polling that is more complicated and more difficult than caucus polling because it is a very small group of people who show up. the trick is to find the needles in the haystack and be sure you're

strategic air command kc-135 jet tankers refueled the tac fighters en route from the united states to iran. eventually a base in turkey was the first stop where the battle group won their trap. eventually air base, elements of the delawar operation awaited d-day go order. the troops remained during their stay by tough battle exercises. of course, like soldiers everywhere, time was found for that moment of relaxation.yhun and a chance to nourish the inner man. meanwhile, in neighboring iran, elements of the iranian royal guard assisted by united states military advisers staged a warmup. iranian fight crews and airborne officers went over the operation plan and pinpointed the drop zone area. the confidence and skill of these men testified to their qualifications as paratroopers and the excellent training given them. now all was ready for the exercise itself. on d-day, the air brigade took off between turkey and northwest iran. the brigade conducted an assault. later during d-day, a navy force conducted an amphibious assault. they were supported by jet fighters. in iran, exercise delawar's ne

some say iran could divide the democratic party. >>> the air show crash that killed several people on the ground. mourners who had just attended the funeral for a loved one are dealing with even more pain tonight. the shocking cry that has police on alert. >> and for the most part, this upcomings week, we're looking at low humidity levels. what abo >>> a new look at that fiery aftermath of that fighter jet crash in southern england. the plane erupted into a fireball after the pilot lost control, slamming on to a road below. the pilot was critically hurt and seven people on the ground were killed. no one at the air show was hurt, though. now, local police are searching the crash site fearing they could find more bodies many the rest of the air show has also been cancelled. new tonight, someone stole a corpse from a casket after a funeral. this happened in san antonio. the funeral home is offering a 20,000 reward for information on who took julie mott's body. her body was taken after the funeral last week after the mortuary was locked. her family has to cope with her being taken from th

iran into the community of countries without having a war. host: thanks for calling. a reminder that tomorrow we will air another hearing on the iran nuclear deal. the senate armed services committee hearing from this past wednesday. the three secretaries you saw in the house hearing, secretary kerry moniz and lew will appear in the armed services hearing along with defense secretary ashton carter ended -- and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general martin denmpsy. that will air tomorrow on c-span as we continued coverage the administration and congress as they work through this 60-day review period. from this week at the annual vet court conference, robert mcdonald talks about some of the challenges facing today's veterans. he also talked about ongoing efforts to improve operations at the v.a. this runs about 25 minutes. [applause] secretary mcdonald: thank you. thank you. that is beautiful. thank you very much. it is a thrill for me to be here this morning with you. as the judge said i'm the biggest believer in veteran treatment courts there could ever be. i cannot think of any better way to

. >> is it possible iran will acquire russian air defense missiles in relation to the arms embargo lifting to protect nuclear sites? possible or not possible? >> say is that again. >> is it possible that iran will acquire russian air defense missiles to protect nuclear sites? >> those are not in the agreement. they have a-300s -- >> in relation to the arms embargo lifting. >> no, they're not banned by the arms em ba bar goe. they're outside of it. >> we're going to brandon boyle of pennsylvania. my intention is to keep going to give our junior members an opportunity to ask their questions. >> thank you. i want to ask my question to secretary moniz and i'm probably going to be boring here but a technical question. when i ask the white house and the president specifically, he directed it to you saying you're one of the top ten experts in the world on this. so, with that build-up, there is a report about six days ago in the new york times that really question this issue of the 24 days. there are some, such as you've said look 24 days, it's not exactly like you're flushing a whole program down

. >>> turkey has a major operation on the border with iran and they are scoring areas by air and on thein search of people who planted a homemade mine in turkey southeast who killed two soldiers and a guard on tuesday and suspect kurdish p.k.k. fighters of the attack and continuing the aerial bombardment against p.k.k. positions in northern iraq. to afghanistan now where there appears to be growing tension within the taliban. a senior commander has told al jazeera that he rejects the group's new leader mullan akhtar mansoor, the latest high-ranking figure to speak out against the appointment. >> translator: the reason we are not accepting mullan akhtar mansoor as our leader is because he is the cause of disunity. the close family of mullah omar is not happy with him and left the taliban movement and his appointment was without consulting with a jaw had leader on tribal elder or people and especially the family of mullah omar which is very respected and should have been informed about the election of mohamed and has chosen himself as a leader and elected mohamed shows he has been appoint

why he believes this is the best way to prevent iran with a nuclear weapon u. >> on the air was waves, the battle is heating up. jewish lobby groups putting out adds. this from the american israel public affairs committee spending 20 million. >> congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. >> the nuclear, and this from jay street regarding itself as pro-israel and peace. the group over 5 million to run the shot. they are supporting the deal. >> the deal prevents iran producing a nuclear weapon. >> it's good for israel and america. making both countries safer and more secure. >> one poll suggests jewish members are in favor of the deal. on capitol hill the senate is gearing up for a recess. it votes for a resolution that could block the deal. senate leader mitch mcconnell warning democrats not to stop the vote. >> nearly every member of both parties voted to have the debate when they passed the iran nuclear agreement act. surely senators would not block a debate from even proceeding. >> the senior senators from new york, a leading democratics and jewish voice on the hill -

. >> is it possible iran will acquire russian air defense missiles in relation to the arms embargo lifting to protect nuclear sites? possible or not possible? >> say is that again. >> is it possible that iran will acquire russian air defense missiles to protect nuclear sites? >> those are not in the agreement. they have a-300s -- >> in relation to the arms embargo lifting. >> no, they're not banned by the arms em ba bar goe. they're outside of it. >> we're going to brandon boyle of pennsylvania. my intention is to keep going to give our junior members an opportunity to ask their questions. >> thank you. i want to ask my question to secretary moniz and i'm probably going to be boring here but a technical question. when i ask the white house and the president specifically, he directed it to you saying you're one of the top ten experts in the world on this. so, with that build-up, there is a report about six days ago in the new york times that really question this issue of the 24 days. there are some, such as you've said look 24 days, it's not exactly like you're flushing a whole program down

air strikes against i.s.i.l. in iraq. the campaign was expanded to syria a month later. critics are saying it's not enough to stop the armed group. the rapid advance of i.s.i.l. across iran and syria promised u.s.-led air strikes. the coalition include bahrain, jordan, qatar, u.a.e. and saudi arabia. it carried out 6,000 strikes since the campaign began, at a cost of 3.2 billion. the focus. mission is i.s.i.l. held cities of mosul and fallujah. 1400 attacks have been carried out in syria, focussing on raqqa, kobane near the turkish border and other places. our correspondent is in the iraqi capital baghdad. remember a year ago there was none of the equivocation, was there, with the coalition, when it came to bombing i.s.i.l. territory in iraq, that they expressed when it came to syria? how is the iraqi situation now? >> it's a good question. this is a country that is yet again faced with another crisis. you have a situation here wherein most of the folks we come across feel they are in no better or more secure position now than they were a year ago, despite repeated promises by the iraqi government that i.s.i.l. will be vanquished here. that territories overtaken by i.s.i

have a real problem with the deal pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into iran that they will use to improve their airses so it will be much harder if we have to take military action and they'll use that money to improve conventional forces and above all to continue spreading terrorism and pursuing regional hogemny. i want to point out one more thing if i may, it's really disgraceful and infuriating to me that secretary kerry and president obama knew -- they knew -- in advance about the iaea's side deal with iran that iranians can basically inspect themselves and they didn't tell the american people. they didn't tell the congress. what have we come to when the president of the united states is more forthcoming, more open and forthright with our mort at enemies than with the american people? that is shameful. >> it's caused a big uproar in congress, as many people know already, and the fact that this deal, the side deals, were never discussed, not just with the american people, but with lawmakers themselves who have to vote on the situation. and you point out about iran right now making moves to build

iran a sophisticated missile system. this could damage the ability to challenge tehran's air space. >>> asian shares are lower.hanghai down 3.4%. major worries of china's economy. european and u.s. stock futures are lower. the dow lost 162 yesterday because of a selloff in oil stocks and an indication that the interest rate hike could be weeks away. >>> more women starting their businesses. according to a study, more than 10 million women-owned businesses in 2012. a 22% increase from 2007. now men still own more businesses, but women-owned businesses are growing at a rate four times faster than male businesses. major increase in black and hispanic women. >>> protesters facing off with police after an officer-involved shooting in st. louis. we will take a look at what is happening on the streets right now next. >>> a tense scene on the streets of st. louis. police confronts protesters firing smoke and tear gas after a fatal police-involved shooting yesterday. a teenager pointed a gun at police officers as they tried to execute a search warrant. police force shielded themselves as rocks, bricks and water bottles

iran. >>> hi i'm maryam nemazee houthis take control of an important air base in the south of the country of yemen. also. >> no challenge face a a harsher threat to our security than climate change. >>> and how the railway system is taking shape. >>> the u.s. secretary of state and russia's foreign minister have offered their support to gulf states as the region tries to come to terms with the escalating conflict in syria. the threat from i.s.i.l. and the fallout with the west's nuclear deem with iran. u.s. secretary of state john kerry was speaking at the gulf cooperation council meeting in doha. as hashem ahelbarra now reports. >> reporter: a delicate mission for the u.s. secretary of state. john kerry is trying to convince long standing allies that iran's nuclear deal with world powers will bring peace and prosperity. >> translator: the five other european countries have technology and knowledge in the nuclear field. the council welcomes it on that basis and what john kerry's demonstrated about iran's development of nuclear weapons and also the direction inspection to sto o this not on

. >> the air force base in iran, halfway around the world in the cause of freedom. this is sergeant major donald cosgrove, united states army saying good-bye from iran for this week's issue of the big picture. >>> this sunday night on q&u, anti-war activist on u.s. foreign policies since 9/11. the recent negotiations with iran, and the war on terrorism. >> who is isis? what are their or since. what do they believe? why are they so violence. all are important. i address them all in the book. but i think what's more important in some ways, because it's something that we can do something about, what is the u.s. policy regarding isis? why isn't it working? can we really go to war against terrorism? are we just doing the war wrong, or is it wrong to say there should be a war against terrorism at all. those are the questions that in some ways are the most important and will be the most useful. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. this weekend on the c-span networks, politics, books and american history. on c-span live from the iowa state fair. pres

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iran? >> u.s. second air sanctions which would apply to third country nationals and companies, it has enormous impact in reach and does effect what kurns do and what the companies decide to invest in. so i think the general answer is yes, it depends on the environment, depends on the nature of the secondary sanctions, whether or not they are deemed to be legitimate, whether or not they are conduct based which is how the efforts have really worked and pinched the iranians and it would depend on the sense of enforcement of those sanctions. if there is a sense that these are sanctions on the books only, and are not going to be expanded, aren't going to be enforced, then they won't work. part of the effectiveness over the past ten years has been not only as a sanctions regime been put in place but they have been enforced and led by the u.s. and the u.s. alone. i think we have to keep that -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> that is right. >> i agree. and if congress overwhelmingly agree and i don't think companies are rushin

. >>> the iran deal is still up in the air. congress is voting on it.e have a congressman in studio to give >>> secretary of state john kerry has met with top officials in cairo as the u.s. and egypt resumed formal security talks that were held six years ago. kerry meet with egypt's president and foreign minister and on the next stop he will hold discussions with gulf arab foreign ministers on the deal. >> joining us is congressman mark desonier who is like a lot of people on capitol hill feeling pressure from all sides. how has this manifested? >> a couple weeks ago a couple freshman were invited to the white house to go to the situational room to meet with staff. i was trying to juggle schedules and thought i won't be able to go. >> you weren't crazy about the idea, were you surrendered to police. >> there is a courting process that goes on in washington. but i went and five minutes in the president walked in and stayed for a couple hours. it was intense, knowledgeable, and stressed how important it was to getting this done. >> the fact that he showed

air force. kerry said the two countries agreed the nuclear deal with iran would prevent the region from entering a disastrous arms race. >> fully implemented it will make egypt and all the countries of this region safer than they otherwise would be or were. >> if egypt is uneasy with the nuclear deal it's not expressing so publicly but on kerry's next middle east stop meeting with the gulf cooperation council countries in doha, he will be trying to calm their fears with reassurances are more support for arab's neighbors tom ackerman, al jazeera. >> once again, an egyptian court has put off decisions in three al jazeera journalist cases. in prison for over a year before being released pending a retrial. peter greste was deported to australia and is being tried in absentia. >> the lives of no one who's involved in this can move on until we get the verdict. everything hinges on that day. for me obviously it really defines how my life works from here on. it defines my life. but particularly for baher and fahmy, it makes it impossible to look beyond that point. it really defines everything. to where

air show. during the three-day events known as max russia and iran are expect today sign a $1 billion deal formissiles. rory challe ants reports. >> reporter: as russian jets shredded the sky above him. vladimir putin looked satisfied with what he was watching a display of military and technical strength being observed by potential customers from the middle east. sat beside him with the king of jordan and abb abba by dhabi's vehicle prince. >> translator: russia is open for fruitful business cooperation in the aerospace industry. we aim to promote russian passenger and transport planes more actively on the inning material and external market. we will extend the unique space potential of your country to strengthen the leading positions in production of military aviation equipment. >> reporter: but much has changed since this biannual event was last held in 2013. western sanctions and the fall of the ruble have had a crippling affect on russia's civil aviation center defense exports are now one of the few areas of russian industry where there is growth. deputy prime minister had been tasked with

. >> the air force base in iran, halfway around the world in the cause of freedom. this is sergeant major donald cosgrove, united states army saying good-bye from iran for this week's issue of the big picture. >>> this sunday night on q&u, anti-war activist on u.s. foreign policies since 9/11. the recent negotiations with iran, and the war on terrorism. >> who is isis? what are their or since. what do they believe? why are they so violence. all are important. i address them all in the book. but i think what's more important in some ways, because it's something that we can do something about, what is the u.s. policy regarding isis? why isn't it working? can we really go to war against terrorism? are we just doing the war wrong, or is it wrong to say there should be a war against terrorism at all. those are the questions that in some ways are the most important and will be the most useful. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. this weekend on the c-span networks, politics, books and american history. on c-span live from the iowa state fair. pres

has urged america to get behind the iran nuclear deal described as the strongest nonproliferation agreement ever negotiated >>> the u.s. has carried out its first ever air strike in northern syria. it was carried out by an unmanned drone but details have not been released of the target or exact location. turkey plans to create an isil free buffer zone in northern syria while washington is providing air cover to syrian rebels in the area >>> the united nations has a growing number of women and children killed and injured in afghanistan so far this year. jennifer glass reports. >>reporter: he says his days are full of suffering now. his only son was killed by the blast wave of a nearby suicide bomb attack >> he was a good, smart, and brave boy. he told me all the time that he wanted to be a lawyer. >>reporter: the attack that killed him was on the main road to kabul airport. the target was a military convoy of foreign soldiers but afghan civilians were injured and died. >> when these suicide attacks happen, the poor people suffer because in every suicide attack many die and are injured. it's all civilians, poor people like me who are working for their fam

iran. obama says the agreement includes the most comprehensive inspection and verification terms ef negotiated. >>> trump clearing the air about his hair at a rally in south carolina. >> i don't wear a toupee. it my hair. i swear. come here, come here, come here. i'm going to -- we're going to settle this. yo u have to do an inspection. this is getting crazy. is it mine. look. >> yes, i believe it is. >> thank you. >> a new quinnipiac poll shows trump ahead of his republican presidential rivals 28% of registered republican voters pport trump, making him the main candidate. his next closest rival is ben carson with just 12%. don't do that with newscasters. itow's not always real. >>> pope francis is getting a special greeting when he comes to new york next month. working on a hand painted 225 foot tall bill board welcoming the pope. that corner, just outside of madison square garden where the pope will hold a special mass on september 25th. the bill board will stay up through september. >>> today's money report, fallout in the ashley madison cyber breach. it's been a wild week on wall street. how will the week end? cnbc's

iran's capabilities. hashem ahelbarra, al jazeera doha. >>> are sued led coalition air strikes have taken control of the southern province of lahich air base. nearby training camp in houthi rebels, port city of aden which the houthis lost control of last month. yemen analyst adam barra explains why the latest advance is strategically significant. >> this isn't just an airstrip. this is a very significant perhaps one of the largest if not the largest military encampments in the entire country. you've had resistance forces and indeed a lot of media saying the antihouthi forces have taken control of it. the houthis are actually denial that they have completely lost control of aden so there's a huge media war going on as well. that being said, regardless of the different media reports it is very clear if the antihouthi norsesforces haven't taken control of this area now they are on the start to doing it. managed to take control of aden a few weeks ago for the first time since the military led operation began you see the houthis on the defensive rather than the offensive. and there is this widespread eve if this war