trying to wreck the iranian economy and by trying to make ordinary iranians suffer ok tom would you like to reply to that in washington. sure thank you peter i think mohamed i disagree with a number of the things you said first of all it's quite clear from the director general amano and the rest of the international atomic energy agency board of governors reports that iran remains in noncompliance with the binding mandates that it imposed on it through the u.n. security council resolutions you can call those western conspiracies but i think that in the main we see lots of military dimensions to iran's nominally supposedly peaceful civilian nuclear program so i think the west is given several options here one is dialogue and one is sanctions and of course there are other options that can be entertaining it was certainly not good news this week that iran had decided to install is revealed by the i.a.e.a. more advanced centrifuges that could be used of course to make more highly enriched uranium upwards above twenty percent more like ninety percent if they decided to so i think iran needs t

iranian elections are not free and fair. the iranians are not offered many choices. they are offered meaningful choices. one can almost never predict the outcome. nobody predicted ahmadinejad's selection -- election, including the most influential elements of the establishment, who were quite surprised. the next election is shaping up to be a very interesting event, with various factions involved. there may be opportunities to change the nature of that relationship. it's probably not going to happen. it's certainly not going to happen unless we can successfully address the first reversing the iranian nuclear program to a point where they are more distant from gaining nuclear weapons capability, and can we have confidence that they will stay at that distance. >> thank you, jim. let me ask tom. you made an interesting statement. you said, it's time for the negotiating process. what makes you think that the iranians are? what do you think will move them ? >> they have shown themselves willing to move from a process that had one inconsequential meeting per year, with the

we begin this evening with a look at the new iranian president. joining me jay solomon of the "the wall street journal" and ray tack yea of the council on foreign relations. >> he seems more flexible and more pragmat anything terms of his dispositionment but again hasan rouhani is coming to the scene at a time when iran has a fairly mature nuclear program is so in 2003 when he was wrestling with this issue, he was attempting to maintain options that iran did not yet have. today he's trying to preserve what it actually does have. and advance the program. >> rose: we continue this evening by looking at the threat of a terrorist attack. joining me mark mazzetti of the new york time, peter bergan of cnn and continuing with us jay solomon of the "the wall street journal". >> now you know one of the questions that has come up in the last two days is the obama administration has claimed that al qaeda is in deep trouble. i think that claim is true. and they're kind of-- but they're also saying if the organization is if deep trouble why did we just close 2

>> china is buying iranian oil. they're getting huge contracts for redoing the iranian economy. the relationship will remain very close. air means to be seen whether the west is willing to open up toward a more moderate iran. >> thank you very much. african observers say some bob wade's government has won a landslide victory in --. dozens of seats have not been clarified. >> observers say it was free and fair. the party has one one quarter of seats but he said the vote was rigged. >> a new poll shows the german chancellor could wind september house election with the coalition she knows had -- now has. they have seen a bump in voter approval. >> which would be a major breakthrough for her christian democrats. it was looking like they would have to form a grand coalition with their rival to stay in power. >> where does that leave the opposition? >> little cheer in the latest opinion polls for the man who wants to unseat anglo merkel -- angela merkel. the numbers are barely moving. the social democrat challenger says it is not game over yet. >> there are seven and a half weeks to g

war with iraq that explosion on aug seventeenth we could step up the pressure i mean look people iranian submarines we're going to go down someday one of my not come out who would know why. mr rose don't want to get us into world war two was to mention you may recall we had to wait for a harbor some people might think that mr johnson want to send troops to vietnam because we can't think of. true one repeat the lie. what health is preferred month for invasion is mulch and this weapon of choice is the new york times and almost white house official tells the times iraq supplying w m d to mainstream media repeat without question it was a total lie on the second anniversary of syria anonymous white house official says iran is blowing the rings even though all thinks the us intelligence agencies admit iran does not have a nuclear weapons program nor the most white house official tells the times iraq's about to use chemical weapons it was a law i don't know the most white house official told the times syria's about to use chemical weapons mainstream repeating it without question we're even told

and new iranian government are considering under the new iranian president considering whether to getack into nuclear conversations. again these things are all complex. melissa: yeah. >> if there's a strike in syria will the iranian government want to go ahead with talks with the u.s. or will that scotch the deal? because they have to make their own protest statement. we're not going to engage in negotiations with you now, you just bombed our ally. on one hand you have to sort of prove you're tough. on the other hand you prove you're too tough you may blow up a chance to have meaningful negotiation with the iranians on their nuclear program now a new president is in place. this is a game of 3d chess in many ways. >> it is and assuming they would sit down in good faith and negotiate and you would get somewhere in those nuclear talks which is something on the surface we have hoped for a long time but a lot of people have thout is a futile hope. >> it might be a, might be a futile hope. i don't think there is any chance but to -- choice but to give the process a new try since the new pre

people and the iranian government who are in the middle. class people they have lost close in and i think western countries are increasingly becoming aware of the fact that when you combine iranian government mismanagement and corruption with u.s. led sanctions and the united sanctions it's a recipe for disaster for innocent people so hopefully both sides will take steps to remedy the crisis that's emerging in the works by the day good to talk to reza thank you very much indeed for that. reza marashi is the research director at the national iranian american council live here and i'll take thank you. it injured hundreds triggering panic and now selling to say the asteroid that blaze its way into russia's year olds may be part of an orbiting family that could be flying towards a world that after the break. americans have long seen latin and south america as part of their geopolitical back yard stereotypes die hard but new realities on the ground give reason to believe this continent is on the rise and determined to control its own fate regard

it continues to shape the iranian politics. most of the pundits who had jumped onto the regime hopped back on for no regardless. undergird 21st, 2011, he appeared on cnn and offered to bed at the arena and iranian res work. i worked with two of them and that is what we did. we even bet that not only what the islamic republic still be iran's government in a years time, but that the balance of influence and power in the middle east would be soaking further in its favor. almost two years since it made its wager that we were eager to collect on. later in 2011, the islamic republic supreme leader and president over the intelligence industry and the same task of the iran experts said that this was overblown, per train him as unprecedented as part of a insecure regime fracturing it. and this included mental ignorance about the political history, which since the revolution has been marked by much the same kind of intense conversation amongst these individuals in the united states. tensions between the founding father and first elected

actually incinerates all their cities with nuclear bombs any other outcome is an iranian victory. it's it's a very very bad work plan unless of course you're a psychotic israeli like couldn't buy netanyahu and you would be perfectly happy to nuke you know every iranian city but of course that would be a work crime that would put the us out of its position as the leader of the world instantly the whole world would be you know is just so disgusted by that it would be the be end of america's life as as a world power america's new but tool to war bill forces us to attack iran if israel decides just to congressman voted against events your own resolution a few years back they will pull and that is close image close just left office there is one thing you would consider just press secretary is this bike the wall to wall the game changer to explicitly give a foreign nation that power to declare war is to push the momentum out of control out of your hands you can't take it back anymore it would effectively give israel the power to declare war on iran for the united states i mean this is a

s court or the iranian's court. iran has elected this moderate.f iran appears willing to make some compromises the onus is going to be on the u.s. to make similar compromises and that's going to be on the sanctions. >> i know congress right now is currently debating whether more sanctions should be in place. thank you very much for joining me. >> thank you. >> this week marks an important anniversary in american history the 50th anniversary on the march of washington and martin luther king's i have a dream speech. thousands descended on the national mall to remember the legacy of civil rights leaders and they said at this march. with this march they're using it to remind the country how much more work needs to be done. martin luther king i iron i, john lewis, al sharpton and cory booker with among the people who spoke. and while all the folks were optimistic there was one message that there was still more work to be done. to talk about the story and racial relations, the host of inside the issues joins me now. thank you very much for joining me. l

and he would like to tackle the economic problems that the iranians are facing today. a day earlier, dr. rouhani was greeted or received by supreme leader ayatollah khamenei in a ceremony. during this event, ayatollah made it clear that the president and also iranians should not be too optimistic in dealing with the foreigners and they should not have high hope with them, since the foreigners, especially the west or maybe the americans, do not understand the logic and they do not talk in a way that the iranians are willing to deal with. dr. rouhani made it clear he would like to form a broad-based government and has asked for various political factions to support him. in this regard. ayatollah also emphasized that a day earlier. it's not clear how this would end. dr. rouhani has already presented his ministerial candidates list and they are going to check who is more suited for this job or not. it may turn out so that a couple of the potential candidates or potential ministerial candidates may be rejected and may not be able to earn a vote of confidence. but anyway, re

once helped saddam hussein and iraq ease with its chemical weapon attacks on iranian troops we'll dive into that topic in just a moment. here it's monday august twenty sixth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm maggie lopez and you are watching our t.v. well the national security agency was once the most secretive organization in the entire u.s. now hardly a day goes by when we don't hear about the n.s.a.'s latest scandal and this weekend was no exception to major headlines ran on the front pages of newspapers around the world today the first was a revelation that a number of n.s.a. employees were actually using the surveillance program capabilities to spy on their lovers or as they called it operation love. that's according to the chairwoman of the senate intelligence committee dianne feinstein there was about one case per year during the past ten years that we know about and the people who participated were reportedly disciplined the second major revel. that came out this week the german publication der spiegel reports that the n.s.a. managed to crack the encryption codes protecting the u

he knows that it represented a call by the iranian people for change. he says that the obama administration hopes that the country will make new choices to lead to a better future for iranians. >>> benjamin netanyahu says that he shares the -- the president of i ran looks to get rid of israel. >> translator: the president of iran may have changed. but the goal of the regime has not. iran's intention is to develop a nuclear capability, nuclear weapons, whose purpose is to destroy israel. >> netanyahu warned israel is prepared to use military action to prevent iran from developing nuclear capability. >>> the syrian prime minister met with rowhani before the inauguration. he delivered a message from the president. the agency said that asad wants to enhance strategic ties between syria and iran to protest against the actions of the west. iran is one of the few nations backing the asad regime and believes that the country is providing arms to the syrian military fighting opposition forces. rowhani wants to build an alliance for stability and prosperity in th

a message to the world and to the iranian public. should be trusted and we should speak to them honestly. the government should reduce the economic and cultural intervention on their lives. rex but he will have to work under rusher from moderates and hard-liners and will have to find a way of appeasing both sides. -- whenonnie's iranians elected him on june 14, they filled the streets, including this square and partied well into the next morning. but reality has set in and iranians know his challenges are massive and there will be no quick fix. sunday's swearing-in all as the supreme leader's official confirmation ceremony on saturday. since then, he has met delegates from across the world, including the prime minister of syria, an important regional ally. he also named his cabinet and among them is an american educated foreign minister with a long-standing relationship with washington. the defense minister has been named ad he has also reformist politician as his first vice president. he has not been confirmed yet. he will take over

the iranians have their own goals, which are more important.iasyria if there is war between and america -- if there is war between syria and america -- >> earlier this year, one of the ayatollahs top advisers said iran depends on syria. he went that far. could you address the saudi arabia factor? saudi arabia -- >> iran and saudi arabia have been involved in the middle east. the two sides have been backing different parties and different conflicts in iraq. they have been supporting opposing parties and limit -- in yemen, bahrain. this has been a long-standing cold war that has been going on since the beginning of the revolution. in the irani and leadership, there is a difference. -- iranian leadership there is a difference. the use of chemical weapons has been used in syria. he did not name any parties. >> the military general and not the president who made this statement. am i reading too much into that? does the president have less influence all of the sudden? >> you are reading the right way into it. when it comes to relations with neighbori

to make ordinary iranians suffer and the u.s. government the president really did nothing about it so either the u.s. president is for these sanctions or he is really not a very powerful figure in the united states and does not have the ability to stop congress but in any case there on the presidency dr rohani will. just by being a new president and having bringing in new energy new ideas i think that will help . non-western countries move closer towards iran some regional countries like turkey and saudi arabia will or may move towards rapprochement with iran in the case of turkey stronger relations and in the case of saudi arabia detente maybe and some european countries will i think wish to move closer to running that i think itself will isolate the united states to a degree do you think i mean talking about the e.u. in general you mentioned the u.s. there are major negative comments big g. think they will take the opportunity to try marine gauge now with iran at all in any positive way. that's hard to say i think that countrie

to curb iranians nuclear ambitions. many hope it will bring the country back into the international fold. that would make their everyday lives much easier. the speech is being interpreted as a first-ever toward improved relations. even washington has reacted, saying it will work with tehran if it is serious about nuclear talks. friday, he was misquoted by an iranian news agency saying israel is a wound on the body of the islamic world that should be removed. it was later corrected because he did not say israel should be removed. still, it israeli leaders remain skeptical. president in iran may have changed but the goal of the regime has stayed the same. their intention is to develop nuclear capabilities to destroy israel. in iranin the west and are waiting to see whether change will be more than skin deep. byfor more, we are joined our correspondent in tehran. the president just presented the people he wanted his cabinet. what does that tell us about the direction direction he wants to go? hein his campaign, he said wan

administration and the government is concerned so it's a quid pro quo situation if you like iranian politicians in public are very intelligent knowledgeable and stewed a nation who knows very clearly that in so far as iranian politicians are applying a policy of really not opposing washington consensus just for the sake of opposing. but really wanting justice and respect for iran as a nation and less has in the foreign policy if let's talk about the reining in people what about their future now the economy is in dire straits forty percent inflation will life become better for them what are going to do to sort out a very very poor economy at the moment. now that is a question that dr hassan rouhani consistently through his election and also the. acceptance speech yesterday commented that in so far as the economic situation is concerned yes that is one of his key plans if you like and if you look at it in the global context you know one talks about the iranian of economy completely shattered yes there is high and unemployment there is no doubt they remain currency has lost thirty to f

it once helped saddam hussein and the iraqis with its chemical weapons attacks on iranian troops will dive into that topic in a moment's these. days it's sure it's it's it's the tens of thousands gathered at the nation's capital this weekend in remembrance of the one nine hundred sixty three march on washington even though the nation has come a very long way many feel that the struggle for martin luther king's dream still continues more on the weekends sights and sounds later in today show. it's monday august twenty sixth five pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r t well a national security agency was once the most secretive organization in the u.s. now hardly a day goes by when we don't hear about the n.s.a.'s latest scandal this weekend was no exception to major headlines ran on the front pages of newspapers around the. this weekend the first was a revelation that a number of n.s.a. employees were actually using the surveillance program capabilities to spy on their lovers or as they called it operation love dash i n t that's according to the chairwoman of the

thank remember you know iranians the portrayed like zombies from the one of the dead here who could the cia really control holywood yes of course this may sound like a crazy conspiracy theory to people who are exposed in a regular basis to fox news and c.n.n. the new york times which never talk about these things the cia has been propagandizing the american people through the us media since world war two there's a whole part of the cia hold off aeration mockingbird they may have changed the name but i'm sure it's still around operation mockingbird is that operation in the cia that is in the media there were i forget it's six seven hundred fairly high level in the winchell cia assets paid by the c. hey you know the media and so it's not surprising that many news articles and hollywood movies are intelligence operations they just one thing also of war is the law about how can a film be a war crime well as did the international covenant on civil and political rights makes it illegal to engage in war propaganda people who have billion dollar media industries at their fingertips are not supp

clearly not threatening to attack anybody it's very tragic and ironic that the iranian population is certainly very pro western and very eager to to be a part of the international community. very pro-american. yet at the same time there's really wanted one way that you could screw that up and that is to. to attack that country because it's a very nationalistic country and despite the unpopularity of the regime in power at the moment and no one would take kindly to any kind of an attack splitting the oil rich muslim world in control of states is the grim plans there's a leak from friends of syria talks confirmed by top generals and politicians in kuwait pakistan and so ok kevin barrett how does the plan book iraq is now broken up into a largely shiite south shrinking in the middle many of us in this have become refugees and left the country and israeli occupied kurdish north and likewise sudan has been broken up into two pieces the so-called arab north and an israeli occupied south which is where all the energy resources are interesting when. really don't listen to grab where ever the

this way the iranians will know there's going to be consequences.s that a legitimate point to raise? do you think iran will take a message, will take a warning from any kind of military strike against syria that will preclude them from going forward with the nuclear program? >> it's so hard to gauge. i'm not going to be one to say i think we know how the iranians think. they're decision making process is pretty opaque to us, and even opaque to the u.s. intelligence community. it's hard to say how they'll read it. they are a regime that's a brutal regime. they do understand the use of military force. apparently the last time when we invaded iraq, they did back off their nuclear program. when things get hot, it is possible they could react that way. it's very difficult. they seem committed to this nuclear program. but it is possible that this could send a strong signal coupled with, you know, you have a new regime in iran that may be looking for a way out of the confrontation and a way to lift the sanctions and improve the iranian economy. >> jacob, e

if you pappy but no one will give a chair to the iranians right exactly how clearly they said something that has. figured into i know it's ridiculous question ok steve and i go ahead stephen go ahead but i think it has to do i think that obviously the iranians have to be part of any eventual settlement you know repeat people forget that even under george w. bush the iranians were involved in setting up the afghan government in two thousand and one two thousand and two because they had intelligence they want to do and they're going to see if there's a wi-fi and so we have dealt with the iranians before in political settlements and there's no reason we can't do it again in the end and a lot of the let down i ask you for sanctions the last group to have some anger shouldn't it it's ridiculousness it's ridiculous policy the u.s. has towards iran ok pepe is this all is syria really all about iran because that's what a lot of people say. no no it's not only about the run it is the road to the mosque was a first for all to the mosque has and then a role to run there's no question but it's also

bush the iranians were involved in setting up the afghan government in two thousand and one two thousand and two because they had intelligence they want to do in their glamorous yes there's a we feel and so we have dealt with the iranians before in political settlements and there's no reason we can't do it again in the united states and a lot of the let down i ask you for sanctions the last group to have some anger to show you that it's ridiculousness it's ridiculous policy the us has towards iran ok pepe is this all is syria really all about iran because that's what a lot of people say. no no it's not only about the run it is the road to the mosque was a first for all to the mosque was and in a role to the run there's no question but it's also trying to syria as the sort of middle man or the passage between iran and hezbollah in terms of the sunni shiite conflict in terms of bum dire bush spur spec to in fact if we. take over syria let's put it this way like a hardcore sunni government allied with saudi arabia. iran is isolated from the arab world and i have allies isolated as well from

if you pappy but no one will give a chair to the iranians right exactly how clearly they have something that has. figured into i know it's a ridiculous question ok steve and i go ahead stephen go ahead go ahead and i think it has to be i think that obviously the iranians have to be part of any eventual settlement you know repeat people forget that even under george w. bush the iranians were involved in setting up the afghan government in two thousand and one two thousand and two because they had intelligence they went into and they're going to see if there's a wi-fi and so we have dealt with the iranians before in political settlements and there's no reason we can't do it again in the in. the last group for sanctions the last group to listen to them and to show that it's ridiculousness it's ridiculous policy the u.s. has towards iran ok pepe if this all is syria really all about iran because that's what a lot of people would say. no no it's not only about iran it is the road to the moscow's first road to the mosque was and then a role to run there's no question but it's also trying to s

vessels far away from the iranian coast.ank you for coming. >> and you. melissa: coming up on "money," jeblue going upscale. premium seats coming to a transcontinental flight. will ditching its all coach brand alienate its most devoted customer? we are going to talk to the ceo of jet blue and find out. plus, ups is the first railer testing 3-d printing for the masses. the company executive is here to tell us why it sees a potential cash cow from the breakthrough technology. the could print "money" with this thing. ♪ ♪ melissa: it does not matter what time it is. "money" is always on the move. this ceo of amazon is throwing down a pile of it, personally bung a "washington post" for $250 million. as a result of the deal the company will be changing its name to kindle kill their newspaper business. i'm getting. and nice bump after hours. look at that. so the rumor, gossip. we have it all year. today the word on wall street is all about be intensifying war among for wall street titans and herbalife. new reports that there was a

the from the national iranian american council says america is not interested in cooperation. the fact that they would vote for new sanctions before the new iranian president who has been saying positive things and who is going to himself face so many obstacles for the house of representatives to go forward with this vote demonstrates that this is a chamber dominated by politics instead of pragmatism and is dominated by ideology instead of. an actual desire to resolve the problems that the lay before the united states now the reason that they went forward with this vote was because of immense political pressure from pro sanctions groups and neo conservative and hawkish organizations that are more interested in seeing a war with iran than seeing a diplomatic resolution to the nuclear standoff. iran has a well documented rocky relationship with the west but also doesn't see eye to eye with some influential states in its own region tensions with saudi arabia came into focus after an incident involving the sudanese president's plane which was heading for to run for integration but

are two major endorsements in iranian politics. out of the people and of the supreme leader. hassan rouhani now has both. the supreme leader ayatollah ali khameini has signed off on the election results. making the cleric and former chief nuclear negotiator iran's seventh president. >> he has been tested before. he has given great service to the nation. i am sure he would like to asked god to grant him success. he has been elected by the vote of the people. >> the now former president washed as hassan rouhani publicly endorsed. >> i would like to give the hands of these millions of iranian people. cast ins that were these boxes. i hope i have the capacity to meet their demands. >> they hold opposite views. is a westerni educated career diplomat and an insider with more than four decades of political experience. he was a longtime ally of the late ayatollah khomeini. he has also served on iran's supreme and national security council for 24 years. after the eight years in power, hassan rouhani wants to find a new path for iran. it comes to international relations, we should take

iranian invasion of iraq. iraq hit the iranians with mortar rounds loaded with tear gas. that was 1982. by 1983, the iraqis were using mustard gas. it was like world war i in the desert. mustard gas, blistering pain, blindness. that started in northern iraq in the mountains. 500-pound bombs loaded with mustard gas to stop an iranian incursion in northern iraq. by 1984, the iraqis moved past tear gas and mustard gas on the battlefield to become the first country anywhere in the world to use nerve gas in a combat situation on the battlefield. the details of those attacks are spelled out in great detail in recently declassified cia documented just been published by "foreign policy" magazine today. the cia knew all this was happening in iran and iraq as it was happening. "iraq had begun using nerve agents on the al basrah front. if iraq starts using nerve agents in large quantities, tehran will have to rethink its war strategy. iran's human wave tactics are susceptible to nerve agent attacks. if iran does not achi

we work closely than the iranian news agency and calling that one we have pulled on how iranians look at arabs that this was a study that we did on how arabs look at iran. not that it ought to be decisive in shaping policy but it ought to factor into thinking about how we talk about iran, understand iran's role in the region and therefore how we would behave. when you get into policy discussions one would think it's exclusively ignoring our arab and muslim attitudes especially those of iran's immediate neighbors across the water. it's known that several arab governments have a problem with the islamic republic of tehran but what if public opinion. over the last decade we have polled on this issue. regional attitudes towards iran and its policies have been an issue that we have explored going back 10 years culminated in 2012 with this big study. we pulled 20,000 people in 20 countries 17 arab and three nonarab turkey also by john and pakistan. the results are in the book, "looking at iran" available on amazon and in e-book form but i have hard copies for sale here. if you want to go on

i have been looking to various iranian websites and comments from iranian people. they say the legacy ahmadinejad ist for the new president quite difficult, especially when in thes to economics state run economic sector. to ease the economic burdens is not that easy. he has instructed ahmadinejad to not make decisions to make life difficult for the new president. across in cairo are swelling. supporters of mohamed morsi are planning large margins later in the day. thousands marched to the military intelligence headquarters in peril overnight. the interim government says it will protect those who leavd the sitins. is muslim brotherhood defined the call. >> we have received hate- mongering and messages regarding the protests. we would like to assert that responsibility for the safety of the protesters was with the interim government and its doctors. they are supposed to be the law enforcement officials. they have repeatedly failed to do so. this is peaceful. it will expand and receive more protesters. it is not occasionally one receives morning prior to committing a

iranian nuclear negotiations from a debt point they're all over in a month on this issue we have a long history and this is some very complicated issue. and the best thing for now not to speculate but. then with them and then get korea iraq for now i don't have. but by having contact with the new government i think we will have prospect for the future. what about for right now can you clarify for us where you at iran and the agency what is your main stumbling point there on a couple of issues and. said in the past that yes we have differences but these are differences. to reach agreement. on discussing with iran with. how do you that in mind we have the differences but it is not impossible. that gap will continue that under discussion. we are not yet. into discussion with the wrong on specific moments and i went to meet a way to meet them by the differently we'll have. discussions with them could you telling us what the main difference is i must because we hear a lot of the press. talks are going in circles we have differences as no one really understands what exactly is the difference

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reported that last year six million iranians suffering from multiple sclerosis and council could not get proper medicine well local journalist says that it's too optimistic to expect much change from the new leadership immediately. we have seen a very high rates of inflation something like forty percent based on official feed your box according to the consumer price index or to c.p.i. the figure is far more than dads and one of the economic advisers of president was has said that the iranians should not blame rouhani if the prices are drop all. over and november then we have the unemployment rate of twenty eight point three percent which is another problem the administration he's playing saying you know that year was national current c. has fallen over fifty percent since last year so all together i should say that the expectations are very high from president rouhani but she could not revive the economy as fast as many a ring is expanding. although the white house says it will become a willing partner should iran choose to engage on the nuclear issue quite the opposite signals are c

the new iranian president hassan rouhani has been sworn in before parliament a day after his election was endorsed by the country's supreme leader labeled as a moderate cleric rouhani one a june vote by promising to put an end to the country's international isolation over its nuclear energy program obama's administration officially congratulated the new leader of the islamic republic but despite the warm greetings the house of representatives earlier approved a bill toughening of the sanctions that are already strangling the country's economy it's now cross live to soraya support will rick who is an independent researcher and writer thank you very much for being with us as always on r.t. now with the arrival of this new leader just how much of a big change can we expect and iran's political course and its revelations to the rest of the world. and i think that mr rouhani will be able to unite the run ins which is good news for iran of course i am not only iranians inside of iran but the iranians who are and this will strengthen iran's hands in its negotiations and mr rouhani has been w

so the american consensus on the part of the iranians and they reciprocated that. believe it or not, in my book i have a chapter about iraq. you may find that they were far more involved in trying to obtain a larger portion of the iraqi oil concession that was previously understood. one of our major driving reasons for even being involved in iraq and the second world war was to change the percentage agreement of the iraqi petroleum company. so in iraq, iran and saudi arabia are important. palestine and transjordan, not so much. there for strategic reasons for the involvement there. >> we have time for one more question. >> it only deals in part with the least but i was impressed with your thought about the political culture in terms of the end of empire decolonization that roosevelt and i assure the state department. but what we see is in southeast asia france and indochina and in iran in 1953 after unsuccessful attempt by the brits to engage the americans in overthrowing, we get involved and the results of both of those have been terrific in terms of 20th century

officials could mean for iranians? >> reporter: well, iranians are very worried about this. closest ally and they obviously don't want to see a strike on syria. they have been showing a little bit of restraint, though, yesterday and today. they moved away from threats and are giving more advice but i'm sure the iranians are going to stand shoulder to shoulder with the syrians. a senior iranian politician arrived in damascus today with his delegation which is obviously a show of support to the syrians for discussions with the syrian government. i think if the u.s. strike does go ahead on syria and it's no more than a rap on assad's knuckles then the iranians will probably show some restraint and won't wade into some sort of inferno there and they will also be able to exert influence on syrian politics if they don't get fully involved. however, if the tables change and it looks like the u.s. wants to overthrow assad, that will dramatically change the stakes for iran. iran has always said the removal of assad is their red line and they won't tolerate it. so this is a very, very

we were evafrjalizing iranian people every day.hopping or doing our chores, we are talking to them and handing them as a boibl. in iran there is a false and distorted version and they don't have access to the real bible. that is why we had the passion in our hearts to put the real bible in people's hands and we also had two house churches, one for prostitutes and the other one for young people in our own apartment. as you know, all of these activities are illegal in iran because no one is allowed to be with religion except for is lal. there was a report and the iranian government arrested us after finding out of our activities. >> you must have been totally frightened and didn't sound like you committed an act of violence. you gave out boibls and for that, you are begin a death sentence. >> the first day, we were so afraid because we are two human beings and it was a shock for us and they transferred us to the security police and threatened us with physical torture and we prayed for each other. the only thing that helpeditous survi