able to say that by watching the news and i think part of that is the nature of news of scorches all jevon information but another part is how we process that information how does one stay informed without succumbing to the emotional charge that comes with it. great question so 1st i want to talk about common enemies so in the animal world aerials would really rather spread out because if you look for food in a tight group you're poking each other and competing for food but as soon as they spread out then somebody is near a predator as soon as they smell a predator they group together so humans have always grouped by imagining a common enemy so a lot of the newest is to worry you about a common enemy so that you stick with the group and then you just weren't all the time this is the subject of my book the science of positivity so the question is you said how to stay informed without having this distress level. i don't worry about people judging me for not being warm that's one thing it's like if they want to think i'm stupid because i don't know what was in today's headline it's fine let t

iranian foreign minister jevons or if says the u.s. has lost support for its campaign against iran speaking ahead of a close parliament session on the country's nuclear situation it's already said most countries don't agree with the american approach to iran that's off to tehran accuse european powers of failing to live up to their side of the 2015 nuclear agreement zarif is also being called to update lawmakers on a number of suspected attacks in the last few weeks including a fire at one of its nuclear sites. iraq's prime minister has made changes in the country's top 2 security posts and stuff out of the me has chosen a new national security advisor and appointed a new head of national security i can't be me i became the head of government back in may after months of political deadlock. turkey is increasing naval cooperation with the un recognized government in libya defense minister who do see the aca made the remarks while inspecting a turkish ship off the coast last year that he signed a maritime deal with the tripoli government

a said the big in teheran these are really quite extraordinary scenes i said and for a minute mr jevons said if he has had a busy week but today hasn't really worked out who was doing the heckling and why were they doing it. no it didn't go well for him he was there to make a statement regarding recent events in the 2050 nuclear deal and as you said he was repeatedly heckled interrupted and called a liar now this is a conservative parliament that was vote. yet this year in an election that saw the lowest turnout since the revolution and it returned to parliament with the most conservative parliament we've seen since the revolution 41 years ago now conservatives haven't made any secret of the fact that they don't like the 2050 nuclear deal and they don't think president rouhani the moderate president rouhani and his cabinet have done a good job in fact they think that iran hasn't benefited in fact they think that iran is worse off and that's why foreign minister devolves raef had such a hostile reception in his defense. said that iran was winning on the diplomatic front he said that the