the sunni-led regime of saddam hussein which was viewed as an important sunni check on irani and shia influence in the region. there is the sectarian dimension but a lot of the rivalry is really driven by geopolitical ambitions and rivalries between the saudi and the iranians. - the primary saudi fear was that the united states would essentially seek a broader political accommodation with iran as saudi expands and they saw a whole series of things happening in the region as playing in iran's favor and against their own and the epicenter of this, of course, is syria. they viewed the uprising in syria and the civil war which followed as fundamentally a war with iran over the future of syria. - [narrator] in syria, iran is supporting the government of bashar al-assad by sending malicious to counter-rebel groups including daesh who seek to unseat him. - iran under khomeini set the course for what is happening today. when we see iranian troops in syria, iranian malicious in iraq and other iranian-supported shia, malicious in lebanon and bahrain and even in saudi arabia, they have what is c

and cities, and as a result of that it has been a lot of middle—class to lower class irani and thatg, precisely because of the economic grievances, but you can't separate economic grievances from political and social grievances, because it is politicians who are using policies to implement what has caused the hardship. so at the end of the day it is really quite striking, and u nless it is really quite striking, and unless the iranian government takes tangible steps to prove your mac address precisely the economic grievances that are making day lives so grievances that are making day lives so difficult for innocent iranians, but like i said, things could have the possibility of getting worse before they get better. the us president and his un ambassador are suggesting this is a popular uprising against the government. it is hard to imagine, though, that young iranians see the us resident as theirfriend in young iranians see the us resident as their friend in this, given what he said about iran more recently. you are absolutely right. i think, while iranians are a very diverse social

>> they have to step up the tasks to help the yemeni government but in the endory, that is from iraniilitias, for years they established a foothold here. they can't go out and strike against irani and regime targets but there is a significant issue that might be greater than al qaeda, iran has been able to take a stake in it. that is where the focus should be in making sure these activities are curbed. heather: thank you for joining us, appreciate it, have a great weekend. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour, breathalyzers test for drunk drivers but what about drivers who text? this is a new device that could bust you right on the highway. >> not a library. it is a bait and switch, private enterprise and confiscation of public parkland. heather: the president a library sent a firestorm of criticism posing a serious economic threat to the surrounding community. a slap in the face the taxpayers forced to pay the final tab. and the liberal invasion, now he says it is the tip of the iceberg. ♪ heather: plans for the lavish obama presidential center in chicago released this we

news live from berlin police have detained a russian opposition leader alexina irani the outspoken kremlin critic was arrested after making a short appearance at an anti putin rally earlier today police also raided nobody's office also coming out of the group to another have it done another day of heavy fighting in syria offer in region turkey claims a diplomatic success and its offensive against a u.s. backed kurdish militia. and a seventh goal thriller in the bundesliga between table toppers fire in munich and hoffenheim could the five could the variance of both the sides bring another upset to. maya schwager welcome to the program. russian authorities have detained opposition leader and outspoken kremlin critic alexina vonnie according to news reports he is expected to be charged with a public order violation that could mean up to twenty days in jail police arrested of any after he made a brief appearance at a moscow protest one of more than one hundred planned across the country the opposition is calling for a boycott of the march eighteenth presidential election which is certain to ex

this is deja vu news live from berlin police have detained a russian opposition leader alexina irani the outspoken kremlin critic was arrested after making a short appearance i didn't anti-pollution rally earlier today police also raided not funny office also coming up. the sights and sounds of carnival in venice as millions of revelers come out to party among the city's storied canal. and a seven and gold thriller in the fullness they got between table toppers fire munich and often time could the various bogey sides bring another upset. my ass waiter welcome to the program russian authorities have detained opposition leader and outspoken kremlin critic alexina vonnie according to news reports he is expected to be charged with a public order violation that could mean up to twenty days in jail police arrested of any after he made a brief appearance at a moscow protest one of more than one hundred rallies planned across the country and the opposition is calling for a boycott of the march eighteenth presidential election which is certain to extend lattimer putin's eighteen year grip on

to do is to be in the places we need to be so there's an understanding of the russians intentions, irani in retentions, opposition forces intentions, kurdish intentions and make sure we can deliver for the president and secretary matus and tillerson so they can resolve this issue in a way that benefits america. >> this is one of the biggest changes in the geopolitical since between administrations, the obama administration central focus on iran and its foreign policy and this administration's focus on the gulf states and a different position on iran, you want to comment on that? >> is mike pointed out abiding by the nuclear agreement, that is pretty much recognized. i had serious concerns about that agreement and i'm sure mike and the president had serious concerns about that agreement but the reality is they are abiding by at least with regards to the issue of developing nuclear weapon that is something we continue to focus on to ensure that we are enforcing that and abiding by it and that is essential. at the same time we do have to address these other areas and it is important that we

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the deal supposedly allowed turkish forces to go in while turkey, for its part, allowed russian, iranin, and syrian forces to bomb the position inland. so there are obviously two operations going on at the same time. we have the russian de-escalation zone operation, and the turkish one against the kurds. brent: so if you have two operations going on, once the dust settles what does russia plan on getting from this? turyuri for russia, it seems to: be very important that turkey allow them to fight against parts of the so-called al-nusra front. so there is obviously something bigger at stake here as well. moscow wants to drive a wedge between turkey and the western allies because, for russia, the greatest prize could be if turkey breaks with thehe west, d especially with the united states. brent: speaking of the united states, what are we to make of washington's lukewarm reaction to all of this? let me ask you, michelle. why has america's response so far been so muted? michel: washington is walking a very fine line on this issue. the u.s. clearly does not want to anger turkey, a key nato

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supporting the protests, tweeting people of iran are finally acting against the corrupt and brutal irani regime, u.s. is watching. calling for change. >> is he calling for regime change? >> president is talking about exactly what the iranian people are saying. they want change, the government to take care of them. >> reporter: could the tweets backfire? >> we could give the regime excuse to come down very hard on them. >>. >> reporter: u.s. caught off guard by protests but now encouraging them. nbc at state department. >> reporter: i'm kelly cobiella in seoul. kim jong-un might be about to test another ballistic missile. what would be a dramatic move after surprising call for talks with south korea saying he wants to ease tensions. south korean officials suggesting a meeting tuesday at most dangerous border on earth, demilitarized zone. in buildings known as truce village where guards stare each other down, not far from where a north korean soldier was shot in november during a desperate escape to south korea. now talk about north korea's figure skaters gliding across the border for wint

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iranis walks by mass pro and anti-government rallies with at least twenty one people killed with external pressure and fake images of protests on line further feeling tension. while the u.s. and north korean leaders engage in one upmanship over the size and power of their nuclear buttons a new hope emerges for a possible deescalation of the crisis with pyongyang agreeing to talks with the south for the first time in years. thousands of migrants are still sleeping rough on the streets of paris despite president promise to find a solution before the end of twenty seventeen we hear some of the stories you look . we are your words. is this the life you thought you would have moved. and suspected saudi led and strikes in yemen have claimed more than twenty four lives just this week. a warm welcome you are watching the weekly here on r.t. international all the latest headlines and a roundup of the stories that shapes the week nikky air and good to have you with us well this week has seen a series of mass rallies in a wrong on both for and against the country's government it began with protests

government to attract investment as a result of what's happening with the nuclear deal of of pushing the irani government is going to have a couple of days to be able to make some changes to the budget and strive to meet the protesters otherwise as has been suggested the i.r.g.c. is likely going to step in and then we will see a much more brutal crackdown against the protesters and the potential repealing that in tallahassee that we saw in two thousand and nine a push or two we'll have to leave it. but thank you very much indeed so it will still for jobs away and trita parsi thank you very much indeed for your contributions to the program thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website c.n.n. dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for was last a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a.j. and say story for me has to have on the whole team here by phone and. i. searching for beauty in the most unlikely places. willing to talk about a new wonder the signal to challenge deception

irani and saying that this is not negotiable and that the missile is not part of this and they are notrawn into this. but the fact is that the europeans are also unhappy about iran ‘s missile programme, for example, and they very much would like iran to come forward and start talking about it and find a solution to the missile programme so the europeans are ina missile programme so the europeans are in a difficult position really. the liberal democrat leader, sir vince cable, has said the government should not bail out the construction company carillion, after fears it's close to collapse. the group employs about 20—thousand people in the uk and is one of the government's key contractors. it's run up £1.5 billion of debt, and is discussing a rescue plan with investors. sir vince said that taxpayers should not foot the bill. it has 43,000 employees, 20,000 in the uk and many more who work as subcontractors so a massive industry that has taken on a large amount of contracts. it has been losing money because of bad decisions made in the middle east and now the government has a very big di

. —— irani and problem.m railway station has partly reopened this morning following yesterday's major fire, which police say is now being treated as arson. ten fire crews tackled flames coming from the station's roof as smoke filled the foyer causing a full evacuation. east midlands trains says repairs are likely to take months rather than weeks. historic listed sections of the building have survived. the bbc understands that there are high—level meetings about carillion taking place this weekend to discuss the troubled company. the liberal democrat leader, sir vince cable, has said the government should not bail out the construction company carillion, after fears it's close to collapse. the group employs about 20—thousand people in the uk and is one of the government's key contractors. it's run up £1.5 billion of debt, and is discussing a rescue plan with investors. sir vince said that taxpayers should not foot the bill. it has 43,000 employees, 20,000 in the uk and many more thousands who work as subcontra

bank and stopped importing the country's oil then asked irani defeated conservative opponents to become iran's president he declared his country was ready for serious nuclear talks and after years of negotiations a long term nuclear agreement was reached in june of twenty fifteen but the u.s. congress stipulates it needs to be reaffirmed every ninety days so while trump is expected to sign off on the sanction waivers under that deal he may impose separates us sanctions ellen fish explains from washington d.c. well we know the donald trump has been meeting is national security team and don't leave the hall around deal is probably on the agenda we know that in the past rex tillerson who is the secretary of state h.r. mcmaster who's the national security advisor and to matters who is the fence secretary they have been suggesting that they don't want to step this deal they don't want to blow it up what the united states should do is to with to try and the men that were working with the international partners but there is the possibility that will be no one nuclear related sanctions and that

sergey lavrov met with his irani and counterpart to discuss the situation -- his iranian counterpart to discuss the situation. he pledged support for the iranian nuclear deal. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, our conversation with u.s. transportation secretary elaine chao. her approach to regulating autonomous cars. our conversations with the ceo's of arm holdings and turner. a member of congress is calling out apple's ceo over the company's response to batterygate. senators john -- senator john thune speaks out. first, u.s. stocks fell for the first time this year. the s&p 500 index, snapping a six-day rally, that was the longest since october. abigail doolittle is in new york. what brought this on? abigail: with the record highs we have seen for the major averages this year, last year, the averages since 2016. after the big gains, investors stepping back a little bit,

sergey lavrov met with his irani and counterpart to discuss the situation -- his iranian

unless this president tries to bribe irani and mullahs and rogue dictators, the press will never like like. capitulation and appeasement. >> the legacy of the obama administration, releasing $150 billion to a regime that his state department said was financing terrorist. >> sean: let's start undoing it. >> this is what 12 months tells you. the obama administration said isis is a generational threat, meaning your children, my grandchildren are going to be fighting jihadis. president trump truncated a generation in the six months. the hair on the ropes. the floors being wiped with isis. that's what will to victory means. that's what our soldiers being allowed to do their jobs, marines, airmen. >> sean: the rules of engagement. >> what can you disagree with intimate speech? we had the democrats sit down to safety, dignity. the words of tonight's speech. >> sean: lowest unemployment, they couldn't even cheer that. >> dignity. getting the working men and women of america dignity back. safety from ms-13. pride. pride in our nation. how do you reject that? >> one of the most powerful moments

the irani economy was doing quite poorly under decades of american sanctions. when the sanctions were lifted in january 2016, as part of that iran nuclear deal we've talked so much about the deal that the obama administration inked back in 2015, the people in iran were expecting the economy to make major strides, and it didn't. unemployment is still about 12.5% and it's much, much higher for iran's mostly youthful population. in parts of the country, young people about nearly half of them are still out of work, despite the lifting of sanctions. inflation is soaring. it's about 10%. while this doesn't necessarily represent a significant economic downturn it's more a reflection how that nuclear deal failed to deliver in a way so many iranians, particularly young people we're starting to see in the streets were hoping for. now president rouhani, popular, known as a religious reformer acknowledged these and his plan has to change dramatically and it may be too late for him and his government. >> matt bradley, thank you very much. >>> did the president weigh -- i'm

undermine the sustainability of the joined comprehensive land of action on the uranian program -- irani and -- iran program. the world community must remain committed, which has been successful and is a factor in security. i thank you. now, i resume my function as a president of the council. now, i give the floor to the representative of the islamic republic of iran. , the move by the united states to bring to this counsel protests in iran by some somer citizens protest, exhibition by none other than the united states itself -- some of them are excerpts debated -- exacerbated by none other than the net is rates is health. it is an abuse of its power as a permanent member and an abuse of the consulate health. it is unfortunate -- that counsel council itself. it is unfortunate that despite the resistance on the parts of some of its members, this security council has allowed itself to be abused by the current united aids administration and holding a meeting on the issue that falls outside of the cup of its mandate. putting on display the failure role toecurity council fulfill its responsib

. >> government backed iranis took in several cities today with thousands on the streets.e first in the north of the country but spread elsewhere, people to raise flags to chant antiu.s. and antiiranian slogans. they are in direct response for days of administration against the mechanics that began in september 28th, iranian government has cracked down on those protests and in response to crack-down, the u.s. called meeting at the un. iranian government acted angrily to call out meeting criticizing as mistake. ambassador nikki haley said the meeting put iran on notice, antigovernment protests are human rights issue, at least 21 people have been killed and up to a thousand arrested in antigovernment protests, those protests were first about the economy, such as high-end unemployment and food prices, anger was soon directed toward iranian leadership. the demonstration spread to around 80 places but have been fading in recent days. iranian government has blamed foreign interference for the demonstration and series of progovernment protests to account for them and, of course,

every timeg because i turned the television on for months, it has been the russians and the irani antsries that are supposed to be at us. it is people in the country who have castigated mr. trump. he put his beautiful family in massacredand they with their insinuations and saying they did this and that. our own country will take the government down. it is not russia or the others in the country, it is evil. the ones who are evil in this country will take the country the, not russia or any of other countries of the news. news, i thinkhe you journalists would make their money by watching us listen to them argue. people who do that to the country are my father was in world war i and was guest and my mother brought up five of us alone. a place, city to hall in boston on school street and east to get soldiers relief for five of us. she never got a pension, nothing. why can't people be satisfied with real things in life? a good bowl of oatmeal in the inanimatenstead of objects, cars and all of this stuff? i feel awful good that i let that out of me. and you did not cut me off, so that is nic