of how the president has thought about the middle east and the malevolent activity of the islamic republic of iran drives towards working to eradicate what you have just described. what we have advocated for inside of the islamic republic of iran is a change in the behavior of the regime. behave like a normal nation which permits its people to engage in commerce, to take care of the families, that would have normal press freedoms. those are the very very objectives that our policy has been aimed at for the entire time of the trump administration. we will keep working on. when i see those reports, it reminds me that our work is certainly not yet complete. >> mr. secretary, one on turkey. turkey is testing the s-400, it looks to be on f-16s. is that cause for concern, will the u.s. take any action in response, possibly levelling sanctions, and the other just going back to ukraine, do you believe the u.s. and ukraine should investigate the theory that it was ukraine and not russia that hacked the dnc e-mails in 2016? >> i will take your second question first. any time there is information that indica

moving on to the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, the islamic republic of iran, the iranian people are once again on the streets because of the regime's poor economic management. instead of addressing their grievances, tehran has responded with violence and by blaming those outside of the country. last week, they shut down the internet to keep the truth from getting out. we have received to date nearly 20,000 messages, videos, pictures, notes of the regime's abuses through telegram messaging services. i hope they will continue to be sent to us. we will continue to sanction iranian officials responsible for these abuses just like we did last week. the iranian regime continues to support cruelty outside its borders. last week, and iranian dissident was assassinated in istanbul after he defected to turkey from iraq. this is another tragic example in a long string of assassination attempts outside of iranian soil. the regime's brutality and immorality know no international boundaries. to the courageous people of iran who refused to stay silent, the united states hears you, we su

starting with a statement about the islamic republic of iran. condemn strongly any acts of violence against the iranian people and are deeply concerned about several fatalities. the islamic republic must cease violence against its own people and should immediately restore access to a free and open internet. the world is watching. the iranian people will enjoy a better future when the government begins to respect basic human rights, abandons his revolutionary posture and its destabilizing foreign policy. this was a fortified underground bunker to conduct a secret uranium enrichment work. iran should reverse its activity there immediately. iran possibly later is reverting to his tried and true method to restore the international this.ity to accept forward isable way .hrough programs of negotiation iran passed most recent action is another attempt at nuclear distortion that will only deepen its political and economic isolation from the world. we support the iraqi people as we strive for a prosperous iraq that is for of corruption. we stated clearly

i think that is what you are hearing and seeing in these protests taking place in the islamic republic of iran. >> in the palestinian issue, was --r decision today [indiscernible] do you believe that we are getting closer to a one state solution as the two state solution is no longer viable? how do you bring the palestinians to the negotiating table considering your decision today? sec. pompeo: we have had a long time with legal interpretation and it did not work. that is a fact in evidence. we believe that what we have done today is recognize the reality on the ground, we have now declared that settlements are not per se illegal under international law. we have provided the very space that your question suggests, the very space for israel and palestinians to come together to find a political solution to this very vexing problem. we think we have increased the likelihood that the vision for peace that this administration has, we think we have created space for that to be successful. i'm hopeful we will be able to move forward before too terribly long. in the practical implications of the decis

i i have some statements i wanto make today, starting with a statement about the islamic republic of iran. the united states is monitoring the ongoing protests in iran closely. we condemn strongly in acts of violence committed by this regime against the iranian people and are deeply concerned by reports that several fatalities. we've been at that since the beginning of this administration. the islamic republic must cease violence against its own people and should immediately restore the building of all arenas to access a free and open internet. the world is watching. the iranian people will enjoy aa better future win their government begins to respect basic human rights, abandons its revolutionary posture, and its destabilizing foreign policy in the region and behave simply like a normal nation. the choice is clear with the regime. continue with iran. president rouhani announced they began uranium enrichment and, therefore, the trend will terminate sanctions way related to the nuclear facility at fort out effected december 15, 2019. the right amount of uranium enrichment for the world's l

that effectively you know documented that you know you rock is a is a vassal state of the islamic republic of iran if iran chooses to clamp down hard and to crush protests by you know killing large numbers of people that effectively means that the the population will start to turn on the islamic republic of iran in turn on its allies in these capital cities of beirut and in any about died in that will you know undermine the broad sort of. soft power that iran has wielded among shia communities in the middle east for a very long time so the risks are very high i think it does represent a sea change because i don't see these protests you know stopping anytime soon they're rooted in court economic and political grievances that don't have easy solutions so this isn't mary in many ways a game changer in terms of iran's regional influence thank you so much for your insights and speaking to us about this not me from the from the university of denver joining us there live from denver thank you very much for your time and other world news at least 1000 people have been killed in another rebel attack in the

that iran's suggestion of an investigation is, quote, at best half hearted, noting the only credible evidence of responsibility for levinson's abduction points to those working for the islamic republic of iran. kate? >> erin mclaughlin, thank you. >>> shakeup in bolivia tonight, the president evo morales's resignation, saying it's an effort to stop the bloodshed in recent weeks following violent protests accusing him and others in the government of undermining democracy there. >>> still ahead a car crash mystery. how did a porsche end up in the second story of a building? >>> also, cell phone secrets. the very personal information the very personal information your phone number reveals - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker with tender crisp technology. the best of pressure cooking and air frying are now in one pot. and only the ninja foodi has tender crisp technology, so you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. you may never need another appliance ever again. the ninja foodi pressure cooker. the pressure cooker that crisps. fred would do anything for his daughter! even being the back half of a unicorn. fortunately, the front half washed

protests have a context to it that like in iraq some part to stars are like chanting against islamic republic of iran and in iran also people are chanting that they want the money be like like money to be here in iran not in palestine and in not in iraq so i mean in 2 ways it is really significant. and you hinted at your answer to the government says the people who are out on the streets there are rioters and suggs but for. what you are saying this is this is ordinary people. frankly is not new you know and iranian people are used to used to share these comments from the government or from the leader of iran. that they are naming the protesters. as of life that they are actually they have been paid from outside iran from ca a cia or a spare so it's not new at all that like mesereau harney prison often iran today he told that it just a few number of people are at the street so people are used to share these kind of sentences but the thing is they are to my opinion they are like poor people mostly that they don't have any team to lose anymore because like they see that they see even they don't have the

and the arrival of the ayatollah khomeini who would eventually be the leading light of the islamic republic of iran. the point here is that that event was not something that could be readily predicted at the beginning of the revolution. it was uncertain how events would unfold. iran was in a chaotic state. there was all kinds of strife, ethnic political and otherwise, the kurds, leftists, others were all pushing and shoving, and it was a very violent and unsettled time. and this, i think, played in as well very much to the thinking of the people behind the hostage seizure who wanted to do something to advance their cause. so what were the approximate causes? i would point to three. the first is one that is not readily remembered, and that was a resolution passed by congress in may of 1979 sponsored by jacob javits of new york, which called iran to account for all the executions that were being perpetrated and generally the terrible treatment they were given to certain of their citizens, including jews y. is this important? because khomeini thought it was important. he himself took great exception t

restraint, we've shown patience for the hostile moves of america and saudi arabia against the islamic republic of iranif you cross a red line we will destroy you, we will not leave any move unanswered. 7 republican senators are now urging the white house to enact additional sanctions against iran. in a letter to the administration the group wrote the white house is strongly and condemned the lethal force and severe communications restrictions used against demonstrators and we call on you to use the full array of tools available to the administration to build on that condemnation was on top of all this reuters is reporting months before drone attack on saudi oilfields in september iranian officials discussed how to punish the us from pulling out of the nuclear deal and imposing economic sanctions, four people familiar with the meeting told reuters hardliners in that meeting talked about attacking us military bases though they ultimately decided against out of fear would trigger a devastating response by the us to carry out the drone attack on the largest oil field. thus far iran is denying any involvem

working across the 20,000 messages we've received, which we believe all came from inside the islamic republic of iranxpect we will get thousands and thousands more over the coming days as well. so there is the capacity for iranians to communicate outside the country. it shouldn't surprise me people when you turn the internet off, it's diminished. lots of commerce all around the world takes place through electronic communications and the inability to speak there will further decrease the iranian economy, which will further deny them to have the resources to conduct terror campaigns around the world. you, the second question, the first question was about iraq. >> lebanon. >> i don't have anything to say on lebanon funding issue today. but as for iraq, we've been in contact with all the various elements inside of iraq that we have to deal with. our mission there is largely a counter terrorism mission and that's what our troops are on the ground for, that's who the vice president went to visit this week. he went to the kurdistan region as well all in an effort to help the iraqi people stand up for a free

and that is what you are hearing and seeing in these protests that are taking place in the islamic republic of iranese past few days. >> your decision today about the addition is the capital of israel, do you believe that we are getting closer to one state solution and the two state solution is no longer viable and how do you bring that in that decision today? >> a long time with the policy, legal interpretation being announced the other way and it didn't work. that is a fact in evidence. we believe -- >> dana: you've been watching secretary of state mike pompeo giving a rare briefing. he had some news to make today. a little bit of news on iraq and some iranians that are going to be under sanctions for activity there. made some comments about hong kong but the news he made that is a big deal is the trump administration is reversing an obama administration decision that was made in december of 2016 about the settlement in israel and the secretary of state laying out how we are not prejudging anything, we are not commenting or expressing a view on the legality of the settlements, but we are reversin

talked about the 25,000 messages we've received which we believe all came from inside the islamic republic of iranwe expect thousands more over the coming days. there's the capacity for iranians to communicate outside the country. the second piece is, when you turn your internet off, the little bit of commercial activity that is already taking place inside of iran is diminished. lots of commerce all around the world takes place through electronic communications. the inability to speak there will further decrease the iranian economy which will further deny them to have the resources to conduct terror campaigns around the world. the first question was iraq -- i don't have anything to say on the lebanon funding issue today. but as for iraq, we've been in contact with all the various elements inside of iraq. our mission there is largely counterterrorism mission. that's what our troops are on the ground for. that's who the vice president went to visit, to the kurdistan region as well, a free, independent and sovereign iraq, that's our goal for the iraqi people. we're prepared to work with the leadershi

people, i think that is what you're hearing and seeing in the protests taking place in the islamic republic of iran few days. reporter: on the palestinian issue, sir, would your decision about the settlement and the about the capital of israel and golan heights under israeli control do you believe we're getting closer to one-state solution as the two-state solution is noner viable? how do you bring the palestinians to the negotiating table considering your decision today? >> we've had a long time with policy, legal interpretation announced today being the other way, and it didn't work. that is a fact in evidence. we believe that what we've done today is we've recognized the reality on the ground. we have now declared settlements are not per se illegal under international law. we provided the very space that your question suggests, the very space for israel and the palestinians to come together to find a political solution to this very, very vexing problem. we think in fact we've increased the likelihood that the vision for peace that this administration has, we think we created administration has i

state department official and told her of going to tehran why america must accept the islamic republic of iran and she joins us from washington d.c. it's nice to have you with us we're really in a position here aren't we are rapidly escalating brinkmanship on the one hand you have the maximum pressure from the united states and now you have iran increasing its enrichment of uranium what what is a circuit breaker potentially here that maybe gets people back to the table. well i think what iran has done in their view is that they for about a year after the united states announced that it was going to violate the iran nuclear geo and then pull out of the deal iran exercised what it called strategic patience but when the united states started to reimpose absolutely the sanctions on iran that prevent iran from export most of its oil iran started to escalate its own violations of the iranian nuclear in the hopes of bringing the united states back to the table and that's never been that's not only has i if i could just come in that situation clearly shore is not working so now you have the europeans

notably someone descended from the ideology of the islamic republic. -- dissented from the ideology of the islamic republic. the hostage crisis also transformed iran's place in the world. it created this breach between the united states and iran. it also created the sense and conviction that iran was prepared to take extreme measures to embrace unconventional foreign policy in order to advance its interests in the world. of course, it also coincided with the development of institutions within iran that were intended to foment subversion and export the revolution. for khomeini and many of those within iran, this reinforced, the episode itself, reinforced the sense that the united states is on its last leg. it is a waning empire. the phrase "america cannot do a damn thing" was a phrase painted on the walls in front of the embassy. i believe they were recently cleaned and repainted in preparation for not just the annual commemoration, which will take place over the next few days in tehran, but also for a new movie the iranians are producing just to one up "argo." this really did demonstrate that iran was not going to be a compliant proxy. for the ameri

period that followed, the ten months or so, and the ayatollah would be the light of the islamic republic of iran. the point here is that that event was not something that could be readily predicted at the be givening of the revolution. it was uncertain how events would unfold and iran was in a chaotic strait that was with ethnic, political and otherwise and the kurds and others were all pushing and shoving and it was an unsettled time and this played in behind the hostage seizure who wanted to do? i would again point to three and that was a res lugsz laszolutio which called to account for the executions that were being perpetrated and generally, the terrible treatment that they were giving to a certain of their citizens. com annie thought it was important. khomeini took great exception to this and lalrailed against it publicly and mentioned that this was a jewish senator who was leading the charge again, as the united states was interfering in iran's internal affairs and he made a cause out of this. charlie who was at the time the acting dcm at the embassy in tehran said that this basically spel

it is the mission of the islamic republic, not the mission of iran.re seeing what is happening inside a round, inside iraq, lebanon. it is a cry against the mis—governance of the countries. in iran, for example, we have from time to time heard that there is a lack of medicine, but still the minister goes on state tv and says that we have over capacity and we are sending medicine to iraq. it is these misplaced choices and opportunities. the names that are coming out — amnesty international has increased its statistics to more than 160. these include children of martererfamilies. theirfathers than 160. these include children of marterer families. their fathers had served in the iran— iraq war, and they are the ones that have been shot. mr khomeini calls them thugs and mercenaries, and they were innocent bystanders. do you think the pressure we have seen inside iran, and as we have heard from michael and annalisa, in iraq, syria, yemen, do you think these pressures will cause the regime to change course? the islamic republic has reached the end of its li

of explosives. the allegation coming as iran ramps up its uranium enrichment program. the international atomic energy agency says iran is acting unlawfully. the u.n. nuclear watchdog calls the islamic republic's a provocation. >> the iaea has detected evidence of potential undeclared nuclear material in iran. iran has no plausible explan

of today, iran is operating twice the amount of advanced centrifuges has previously known, allowing for more enrichment of uranium. the speech air live on state television as iran's vice president said the islamic republicenriching 5,000 grams of uranium a day. earlier this year that number was 450 grams. iran is surpassed the iranian stockpile and enrichment limits laid out in the 2015 nuclear deal. the trump administration imposed sanctions today on iraq condition of the ones that are already there. as we know, more information is going to come out about the sanctions and who exactly they are targeting. as for common ground between the united states and iran, yesterday iran's supreme leader, the ayatollah khamenei said he sticking to his commitment not to negotiate with america or president trump. >> brit: meanwhile, i gather there was an attack by protesters on the iranian consulate in iraq. >> that's exactly right. the antigovernment demonstrations continue across iraq, overnight demonstrators scaled the walls of the iranian consulate in the city of karbala, many throwing rocks and other projectiles. security forces responding, killing three people when they opened fire. the tension is an extension

iran is operating twice the amount of advanced centrifuges as previously known, allowing for more enrichment of uranium. the speech aired live on state television as iran's vice president added the islamic republic000 grams of uranium a day. earlier this year that number was just 450 grams. already, iran has surpassed the uranium stockpile and enrichment limits made out in the 2015 nuclear deal. in response to the new actions, the trump administration imposed new sanctions today on iran targeting nine people and one entity. this as tensions remain high in the middle east and tehran looks to exert influence over massive demonstrations in both lebanon and iraq. overnight antigovernment demonstrations continued across iraq as the iranian consulate was overrun by protesters. many scale the walls of the consulate as security forces opened fired on the crowd, killing three people. as people threw stones and burn fires, an iraqi flag was raised in place of the iranian flag. an extension of the protest that erupted early last month in the iraqi capital of baghdad. demonstrators are demanding a new constitution, a new government and u.n. supervised elections. as for any common ground between the united s

iran. we are hearing reports of the protests continuing across the islamic republic. the impeachment inquiry into donald trump continues.. emerged asland has the most pivotal witness. on tuesdsday, an official clclam ththe u.s. president made impror demands from his ukrainian counterpart. this, after trump asked volodymyr zelensky to dig u up dirt on jojoe biden. i would d like to bring in our commentator for analysis. somnolent is crucial. why is that? emergrging as a cruciall plplayer in what is seen as a a shadow fororeign policy condndud bythe trump administration his personal lawyer and god -- and gordon sondland. he donated $1 million to trump's inauguration. appointed as the european ambassador to the european union . what is he involved in? ukraine is nonot a member of the european unionon. last month in closed-door testimony, nine hours of testimony. two weeks after that, he chchand his statement. he revised it. testimonye subsequent by witnesssses refreshed his memory. he was caught in a lie. you can expect today the interrogators, led by adam schiff, to gri

of people there. . >> down with islamic republic. >> down with islamic republic. . >> yesterday's demonstration came as iran restored internet accesslong government imposed shut down of the internet. that blackout was a response to unrest over a 50% hike in gasoline prices that quickly turned very political. demonstrators say it is important to give a voice to the people there in iran since they are not able to get the message out themselves. >>> in iraq, 13 antigovernment protesters were killed by security forces at least 150 were wounded. in mid violence throughout iraq. demonstrators outraged by government corruption and pour services burned tires and blocked main road. security forces have been using tear gas and rubber bullets and live ammunition to clear out the protests. more than 340 people have been killed since demonstrations started october 1st. . >>> right now it's 5:39. allie in for sal this morning. and, probably start getting crowded as people maybe some people left for thanksgiving and it will start to get towards the airport as we get closer. >> you know, it could be a mixed bag and i am thinking steve will tell us

of the gold stocks november 27th on t.w. play. play play . this is news line from berlin a surprise decision sparks violence in iraq people in iran bent their fury after the islamic republic suddenly introduces a huge hike in the price of gasoline. one year of anger in the streets of france yellow vests protesters are met with tear gas as the movement marks its one clear and averse.

of military aid to israel this attack also tradeshow for the united states arms industry in. iran in our faces are competing for the crown of militant islam one calls itself the islamic republic the other calls itself the islamic state. both want to impose a militant islamic empire 1st on the region and then on the entire world they just assume green among themselves who'll be the ruler of the. in this deadly game of thrones there's no place for america. today after 2 years of negotiations the united states together were international partners has achieved something the decades of animosity has not a comprehensive long term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon this was a very difficult negotiations. part of it is because of this. compounded mistrust that we have between ourselves for. last 34 decades but i'm happy that the reason for the raid diplomacy pretty great people exercise great the look restraint and patience and vision beyond maybe automatic hope this will be a good beginning. as this nuclear deal goes through we're still dealing with the problem that the states of this region are collapsing and they're void that they will fail you wil

for the other side getting iran to sit at the negotiating table and accept talks means bringing the islamic republic to its knees. >> again, the iotola comments come on the eve ofiran hostage crisis anniversary, the standoff began when a group of protestors angry about american-iranian relations stormed tehran taking 66 people hostage, 52 americans were held for days, iranian-backed attacks and iranian attacking the world's oil field and resurgence of nuclear program, the world once again watching closely the relationship between washington and tehran, iranian tensions continue in the middle east over the weekend a series of rockets in gaza strip into southern israel, addressing attacks and also threats against american allies in the middle east, kristin. >> trey yngst. leland. leland: very tough reelection, president trump is headed there tomorrow, hello, governor, we will see you next cars... trucks... and suvs. four years in a row. since more than 32,000 real people... just like me. and me. and me. took the survey that decided these awards. it was only right that you hear the good news from real people... like us. i'm daniel. i'm casey. i'm julio. only chevy

unilaterally walked out of meanwhile in iran more and more people there are seeking sex reassignment surgery with the islamic republic offering financial assistance in certain cases we'll have a look at this and it more detail press of the story to tell you just after the break. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. in a world of big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. again welcome back now universities in the struggle of being asked to disclose their overseas financial news and also their research partners sunda guidelines designed to come to foreign interference on his don't quarter expect. once a place for the free exchange of ideas now a battleground for political influence universities in australia have been ordered to reveal their research partn

facility he also said that the level of enrich uranium that has been produced in the islamic republic has increased 10 fold on a daily basis in the past 2 months iran has gone from producing 450 grams of and with uranium to 5000 grams per day that is a huge increase and he was very proud of this fact and thanks to the various employees of the energy organization for their tireless efforts in trying to make this happen he said that all this is happening because iran is facing a political situation when it comes to the 2015 nuclear agreement these were limits set within that agreement and iran decided to sign that in 2015 to slow down its nuclear program but since the united states withdrew from that deal last year the remaining signatories have yet to uphold their on the deal that's the feeling here and there are so he stressed that point that that is why iran is moving forward with its nuclear program so the do you. really have. no one will do it here too it will be 2 main parties united states and iran just moving further and further apart it doesn't need to deal in goods. no certainly not in this deal has been on its final legs for the past few m

of captivity, defined by chaos and violence, rampant corruption, rising unemployment, divisive sectarian politics, and iran's looming shadow. "iran wants to make us a part of khamenei's islamic republics, "just like isis wanted to make us a part of their state." such harsh words expressed publicly against iraq's neighbor whose militias and political influence wield ultimate power here but the barrier of fear is breaking. iraqis want to control their own destiny and are willing to risk it all. the prime minister's anticipated resignation is just a first step. for those who have taken to the streets, it's about reclaiming their country, and up-ending the political system that has brought more destruction than democratic rights. and the vast majority of these protesters are the country's youth. they grew up in a very different iraq than that of their parents, and that is one of the many reasons why they are unwilling to settle for the status quo. they know, they are aware that their government can and should be doing better, and that is why even though the prime minister did make this announcement yesterday, we still continue to hear the sounds of clashes, especially here in baghdad. ov

of captivity defined by chaos and violence, rampant corruption, rising unemployment, divisive sectarian politics, and iran's looming shadow. "iran wants to make us a part of khomeini's islamic republicman says, "just like isis wanted to make us a part of their state." rare to hear such harsh words ex-pressed publicly iraq's neighbor whose militias and political influence wield ultimate power here. but the barrier of fear is breaking. iraqis want to control their own destiny and are willing to risk it all. the prime minister's anticipated resignation is just a first step. for those who have taken to the streets, it's about reclaiming their country and up-ending the political system that has brought more destruction than democratic rights. arwa damon, cnn, baghdad. >> our thanks to arwa damon in baghdad. >>> coming up, the comic who turned his struggle with depression into a standup special. >> the only anti-depressants we had access to in the 1970s and '80s pretty much was snap out of it -- [ laughter ] -- and what have you got to be depressed about? want to brain better? say hello to neuriva, a new brain supplement with clinically proven ingredients that fuel five indicators of brai

findings of this report the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism remains iran according to the u.s. state department it says the islamic republic spends a $1000000000.00 a year supporting armed groups and its influence has expanded globally the report warns i saw is still spreading around the wells and that's despite major strides by the u.s. and its allies to defeat the group it also says the gulf diplomatic crisis is hampering counterterrorism efforts in that region the u.a.e. in particular hasn't done enough to prevent terrorist. from exploiting financial new polls despite its collaboration with u.s. intelligence the middle east south asia and sub-saharan africa other regions with the most terrorist incidents attacks in the sahara region alone doubled last year at the same time the state department is worried about attacks inspired by white supremacy and racist ideology we saw an alarming rise in racially or ethnically motivated terrorism including here in the united states with the pittsburgh synagogue shooting similar to islamist terrorism this breed of terrorism is inspired by a hateful supremacist and it's all idiology m

facility he also said that the level of enrich uranium that has been produced in the islamic republic has increased 10 fold on a daily basis in the past 2 months iran has gone from producing 450 grams of and with uranium to 5000 grams per day that is a huge increase and he was very proud of this fact and thanked the various employees of the energy organization for their tireless efforts in trying to make this happen he said that all this is happening because iran is facing a political situation when it comes to the 2015 nuclear agreement protests are being held for the 19th day across lebanon as demonstrates a step up the pressure on the government roots in the capital have mostly been cleared after they were blocked on monday morning there's anger president michel aoun is delaying in setting a date for parliamentary consultations required for naming the next prime minister . iraq's human rights commission says at least 3 demonstrators have been killed in karbala near the iranian consulate on sunday hundreds of protesters tried to storm the building demonstrators have been calling for an end to what they see as iranian interference in iraqi politic

iran wants to make us part of the islamic republic, this man says, just like isis wanted to make us at of their state. rare to hear such harsh words expressed publicly against iraq's neighbor whose malicious and political influence wield ultimate powers here. but the barriers here is breaking, iraqis want to control their own destiny and willing to risk it all. their prime minister's re resignation is just the first step. for those taking to the streets it's about claiming their country and upgrading the system that has brought more destruction than democratic rights. arwa damon, cnn, baghdad. >>> when we come back, more on friday's knife attack near london bridge. for many londoners, an unwelcome reminder of that other terror attack at that same location two years ago. also to come, you'll hear from one the bystanders who helped subdue the attacker until police could arrive. - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on th

marching and calling for an islamic republic without knowing what an islamic republic would bring them. president carter had gone to iran in late december, early january of 1978 1977, 1978 and made a speech, a toast, and a dinner in which he spoke about iran being an island of stability in a turbulent region. a year later, the shah was gone and iran was in chaos. if i might make one last comment on this from the shah's point of view, and the shah believed what are viewer said. he believed president carter and other western leaders had decided to get rid of him for reasons that he did not know. they were superpowers. they could do what they want. they did not have to tell him. from his point of view, looking at it from his point of view, when he got in trouble in 1978, president carter would not as he went to president carter and said what should i do, president carter said it is his country. he is the king. i cannot tell him what to do. which is quite correct. from the shah's point of view, for 30 years american presidents had told him what to do. looking at it from his point of view, he said president carter has abandoned me and thrown me under the bus.

in the united states and their policies towards the islamic republic over the past 40 years now this incident is a key incident in the history of iran since the revolution of february 979 it is the 1st incident which really shaped iran's foreign policy and its relationship with the united states those students took the embassy and 52 members inside of it hostage for 444 days because then u.s. president jimmy carter had allowed the shah of iran to enter the united states to receive medical treatment for his cancer the students wanted the shah to come back to stand trial for his crimes in the country this incident really was the 1st starting point which severed relationship between iran and the united states and every year there remains mark this occasion to highlight that they are still very much of the same in the same position when it comes to their feeling and sentiments towards the united states and their policies when it comes to dealing with iran ok thank you for. asian leaders meeting in bangkok discussing what has the potential to become the world's biggest trade deal thailand says the next steps in the china backed deal will

most of the income coming from european companies and before that american companies hoped to deal with iran will not reach civil society or minority that is in control of the islamic republict do you think happens from here because it doesn't always end with regime change. look at venezuela. different places where we've seen this erupt. it doesn't end the same way. what do you think? what will happen here? >> it may not end with the first cycle of uprising but there is always a final cycle. we've seen it in europe during the 19th century. the first revolution in france was not the final one. they kept encountering this until 1848 or so what we see right now is the regional uprising. it is not just happening in iran. we know that. it is happening in beirut and happening in baghdad. could happen again in yemen. there is a general rise because of social media, and because as we realize the youth are involved in it, minorities are involve in it. at one point, maybe not this wave, there will be a final wave cominging to the regimes at one point. melissa: walid, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. ashley: 100 million americans are on alert. two major storms threaten

of president trump's actions there. at least two people who will not be invited, joe biden's son, hunter, and the whistleblower. iran claims to have made a major oil discovery. the islamic th republict of 53 billion barrels as iran overcomes the impact of u.s. sanctions on its oil industry. the u.s. intelligence community is facing threats from russia and china. there are concerns about their ability to jam or destroy satellites in orbit. china viewing space is a critical u.s. military and economic vulnerability. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i am120 countries, leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine? tom? tom: we are trying to rip up the script. in washington you can do that. knee-deep in the current congressional malaise. i don't know if you have heard of the but peter king second district in new york, the last republican standing in the northeast, would say he has announced his retirement. this focuses on the southern shore of long island, out from new york city, and maybe it is safe to say he is a gentleman from jfk. he is an important voice. we now have 20 retired republicans. expl