chelsea, man city and man united can sli--u. . ., ., chelsea, man city and man united can sli u-. . .at durham. i slip up. have managed to -- they i have managed to beat durham. let's take another look at your teams. it's important they have confidence in the moment because the wsl restarts this weekend and they have a big match ahead of them. it’s a big match ahead of them. it's a aood a big match ahead of them. it's a good confidence _ a big match ahead of them. it's a good confidence booster- a big match ahead of them. it�*s —. good confidence booster going into that game, but it would have been an tough game. —— a tough game. manchester united wasn't very happy with it. i bet they were happy it was a home draw and they definitely didn't want extra time or anything like that going into the next game. they got thejob like that going into the next game. they got the job done easy. they're into the hat. they got the 'ob done easy. they're into the hat.— into the hat. confidence ahead of their match _ into the hat. confidence ahead of their match against _ into the hat. confidence ahea

it is so much more difficult to play for man united and perform for man united as you can do for another club. so you need very strong character to perform and to deal with the high expectations. so manchester united have moved sancho one from now. dortmund are certainly happy to have him back after almost three years. he was brilliant for them in his first spell, scored 50 goals, provided 64 assists and 137 games. translation: he is healthy, training a lot in the last few weeks both at manchester united and then again individually and doing extra shifts to prepare himself. now we just hope he stays healthy and brings the joy we felt yesterday in the stadium very quickly. he wants to be back on the pitch with a lot of happiness and we will tackle that together. with all the issues that are important to function in the group. we recognise the talent and potential that jadon sancho brings with him and now it is simply a matter of stating that in the right direction. the 18th edition of the afc asian cup gets under way injuts over an hour in the middle east, as defending champions and hosts

it is so much more difficult to play for man united and perform for man united as you can do for another to perform and to deal with the high expectations. so manchester united have moved sancho one from now. dortmund are certainly happy to have him back after almost three years. he was brilliant for them in his first spell, scored 50 goals, provided 64 assists and 137 games. translation: he is healthy, training a lot in the last few weeks both at manchester united and then again individually and doing extra shifts to prepare himself. now we just hope he stays healthy and brings the joy we felt yesterday in the stadium very quickly. he wants to be back on the pitch with a lot of happiness and we will tackle that together. with all

the fans were behind us, i think it was a great game for everyone, not the only man united fans but allre a good team on the counterattack, and transition, the three up front, they have the ability to hurt any team. for the most part, we dealt with that ok, but we obviously conceded the two, but i thought the response to both was outstanding, we maintained our composure, played our football. in the second half, we were the better side and probably deserved to win. in the day's other premier league game, there was a 0—0 draw between everton and aston villa. the results means villa missed out on the chance to go level on points with leaders liverpool. they did find the net in the first half, but alex moreno's goal was ruled out for offside after a four—minute var check. to golf now, and england's tommy fleetwood held his nerve to win the dubai invitational title with birdies on the final two holes to see off the challenge of rory mcilroy. fleetwood, who was the overnight leader, capitalised on a bogey by mcilroy on the 17th hole to finish on 19 under — one shot ahead of the world number t

it is more difficult to play for man | more difficult to play for man united and to perform for man unitedn do for another club, so you need a very strong character to perform. to deal with the high expectations. so manchester united have moved sancho on for now, dortmund are certainly happy to have him him back after almost three years. he was brilliant for them in his first spell, scoring 50 goals and providing 64 assists in 137 games. translation: he is healthy, he's been training _ translation: he is healthy, he's been training a _ translation: he is healthy, he's been training a lot _ translation: he is healthy, he's been training a lot in _ translation: he is healthy, he's been training a lot in the - translation: he is healthy, he's been training a lot in the last - translation: he is healthy, he's been training a lot in the last fewl been training a lot in the last few weeks both at manchester united and again individually, and doing extra shifts to prepare himself. and now we just hope he stays healthy and brings anyjoy we we just hope he stays healthy and brings any joy we felt y

even within the same league, that clubs have diverse revenue streams, for example in wsl, we have man unitedrevenue streams whereas in the same league, we have arsenal, whose highest proportion of revenue came match day as they hit record crowds in the emirates in the season. we're counting down to the start of the six nations championship. scotland play their first game away to wales on saturday week. co—captain finn russell has had his problems, including a well—documented falling out with head coach gregor townsend, which saw him dropped from the squad. but they've healed their rift and russell will be co—captain for the competition. he's suggested their issues could even drive the team on to a title, and he's desperate for success. we've had sort of high expectations around about these competitions, the six nations, the world cups, we've never won anything. we've had some big results, you know, we have beaten england away, we've beaten them at home, we beat france away we've had a few big results for scotland which is brilliant, but was never won anything, have we? these one—off games ar

the fans were behind us, i think it was a great game for everyone, not the only man united fans but all where there was almost a huge shock in egypt's opening game against mozambique as the seven time champions were 2—1 down with the final whistle imminent. but mo salah was awarded a penalty in the 97th minute, which he converted to level the scores. ghana are in action against cape verde in the same group. cape verde are currently 1—0 ahead. and in the day's opening game, nigeria were held to a 1—all draw by equatorial guinea with the african player of the year, victor 0simhen, scoring for nigeria. at the asian cup, tournament favourites japan came from behind to beat vietnam 11—2 in their group d opener. vietnam, very much the underdogs, took a 2—1 first half lead — when pham toon hai took advantage of a mistake byjapanese goalkeeper zion suzuki. however, japan were able to turn things around wtih this goal from keito nakamura. japan eventually winning 4—2. the united arab emirates group c game match against hong kong finished with the uae winning 3—1. and iran havejust beaten palesti

man united are looking isn't it? man united are looking to thing so they to do the same thing.p operating manchester operating opposite of manchester city , who has been a key city, who has been a key protagonist of their success over the last ten years. and this a indicator of how this is a key indicator of how sir works , because two and a sirjim works, because two and a half years ago, he revealed that he with manchester city's he met up with manchester city's owner long before he owner this is long before he bought united had bought man united and had he to discuss petrochemicals and investment in the chemicals market. he then revealed later on said we didn't discuss on he said we didn't discuss chemicals 2.5 hours in the chemicals until 2.5 hours in the meeting. um, mubarak was meeting. mr um, mubarak was telling me how how he ran manchester city. all the key people involved, all the people who work . and then he who make it work. and then he goes and goes poaches the goes and he goes and poaches the main man he heard about this is a gentleman called, uh, omar berrada. lis

the former man united player enjoyed that one.isman, sam care. someone will need to step up... commentator: lovely ball over the top, it is james! — lovely ball over the top, it is james! ., . , lovely ball over the top, it is james! ., ., , ., lovely ball over the top, it is james! ., . , ., �* , james! fortunately for the blues, the have james! fortunately for the blues, they have lauren _ james! fortunately for the blues, they have lauren james, - james! fortunately for the blues, they have lauren james, who - james! fortunately for the blues, | they have lauren james, who does james! fortunately for the blues, - they have lauren james, who does not they have laurenjames, who does not miss from there. the world's best goalkeeper was unimpressed by her team—mates, who could not get a grip. some excellent work handed united a lifeline before half—time. was that the spark they needed? with ella toone bearing down on goal, ashley laurence had to make a crucial intervention. the momentum had swung united's way, but with big chances

the honorable marcella's in hollywood florida and at the honorable vice chair man united auburn californiat me remind of the witnesses that under the committee rule they must limit their statements to five minutes but the entire statement will appear in the hearing record. to begin your testimony, please press the top button on the microphone. i would ask you to please complete your statement and i will ask all witnesses to testify before the member questioning. the chair recogni t assistant secretary for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair. good morning members of the committee and thank you for having me here today the department of the interior testimony i want to apologize i know i kept you waiting. the department is here to present testimony on hr 1246 and 1532. these two bills seek to address concerns raised by many tribes that have encountered barriers in the development and use of their land is new to the laws designed to ensure the federal government fulfilled its responsibility as trustee. the long term leasing act provides the authority for the tribes to enter into the surfac

even within the same league, that clubs have diverse revenue streams, for example in wsl, we have man unitedl, whose highest proportion of revenue came match day as they hit record crowds in the emirates in the season. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories today sixteen—year—old zak carrick—smith has continued his historic run at the youth olympic games in south korea with a second alpine skiing gold medal. he clinched the men's slalom title. he's became the first british alpine skiier to win an olympic event with victory in the combined earlier this week charles leclerc has signed a contract extension with ferrari ahead of the new formula one season. his previous deal was due to expire at the end the year. team mate carlos sainz is also in talks to extend his contract. england's callum shinkwin leads after the opening round of the ras al khaimah championship in the uae. he had 11 birdies and just one dropped shot in an opening round of 62 that left him two shots clear of the field. the six nations championship starts a week tomorrow, scotland play their first match on the sat

ashley: yeah, who's man united and to give teacher as unique perspective on learning and improve theience for humans, at least that's the theory. in fact, ferris state is planning to enroll two ai students in classes this year but while you try to picture it, it doesn't involve robots and ai systems will instead observe the class via audio and video but the plan is for them to eventually participate in classroom discussions even turn in written assignments and complete all the steps to earn a degree. the open ended experiment could end up producing the first machine learning agents to earn a degree and their classroom and education and could they be turn intoed teacher s? no one replaces brian brenberg, the professor, stu. stuart: fortunately, he's still smear can explain it in more detail. ai state of the unions, they're not real human students at all. >> computer algorithm. shove all your syllabus and readings and lecture video into the algorithm and hoovers it up up and ask it questions for an assign.spits out answers. that's what it does. now eventually it'll get a voice and you

could you possibly imagine that that man could become united? not me, either. i woke up the next morning to the sound of my daughter crying in her bedroom. she had just overcome hodgkin's lymphoma and she is a gay woman, i did not know that at the time. i saw in my daughter's eyes fear that i had never seen before. i sat at the breakfast table that morning in 2016 and i promised my daughters i would do something. so, i ran for congress. listen to this. this is why i am here in south carolina. i flipped the district that had not elected a democrat since 1958. we know how to do this, my friends. i beat an incumbent republican who had won by 14 points. we won by 12. a 26 point swing in two years. i get to congress in 2019. you know it is dysfunctional and you know we can do better and someday, we will. my friends, i want you to hear the story, ladies and gentlemen, it's the only store you might care about after i'm ne. please listen to this because it is the most important story for so many of you to hear. january 6, 2021, like mr. clyburn, my associate miss fudge

consider myself a member, yeah, that’s exactly what alexander sergeevich pushkin did, this is the man who united as such, and pushkin, pushkin himself being an abesinite, himself, yes, the very figure of pushkin is the embodiment of the fact that such a russian person, i’m just here recently i got into the kaleidoscope of the captain's daughter, the fact is that a very good friend of mine invited me to the premiere in vologda, to the premiere of the local theater, we watched them the captain's daughter. this means that before we went to the theater, we went to the local museum, and there was an exhibition of an orenburg down scarf, unexpectedly, i even know from which museum, but everything would have been fine, but exactly 3 days after that i was going to orenburg , to open an exhibition, which, that is, the circle has closed for me in orenburg, i am a captain’s daughter, yes, completely unexpectedly, while i was driving back from vologda, the ticket was very bad, a day train, while we were traveling, i re-read it there in 2 hours, i... i read it, i thought, listen, well, even if he wrote the c

definitely man united, a day — city are made. linda?ok forward to in the draw. thank you to each of you. luton are a premier league club now. it'sjust over a decade since they provided a famous cup upset as a non league team themselves and in the time since they've only reached round five once until this year. they provided some late drama at goodison park where they scambled a winner through cauley woodrow in the 96th minute — the 2—1 victory knocking everton out. liverpool play today for the first time sincejurgen klopp announced he was leaving. manchester united have a trip to league two side newport county, their last chance of realistically winning silverware this season.— realistically winning silverware this season. ~ ., ., ., this season. were aware we are in the league. _ this season. were aware we are in the league, qualification - this season. were aware we are in the league, qualification for - this season. were aware we are in the league, qualification for the i the league, qualification for the league, and the fa cup is pr

the gods sweetly refused me. this is exactly what alexander sergeevich pushkin did, this is the man who united great russian poet, yes, yes, and therefore absolute modernity, and pushkin, and him , well, it’s as if it’s impossible to cancel the sun, you may not love, nothing can be canceled at all, we understand, here’s alexander, sergeevich, this is very a precise and very understandable definition of the sun of russian poetry, known to us all since childhood, i would say more broadly. the sun of russian culture, he formulated the russian person, formulated it in literary language, he gave more than just a literary language, i just want to shut up, this is dostoevsky speaking pushkin’s speech that pushkin is the most russian , relatively speaking, he is russian as such, and pushkin himself, pushkin himself being an abesinian, himself, yes, the very figure of pushkin is the embodiment of what a russian person is, i recently found myself here in the kaleidoscope of the captain's daughter, the fact is that a very good friend of mine invited me to vologda to the premiere of the local theater at t

air at most, this becomes possible due to the fact that they are carrying out somewhere to... manning their units the territory of the occupied luhansk region, for example, this becomes possible due to the fact that they are pulling up the forces of the occupied from crimea, taking them there, and there they need to destroy belbek and so on further. in order to, not simply, because the arrival of strength and support and reinforcements to the front line is already a consequence of the fact that they managed to form these units in the rear. accordingly, it is necessary to fight not only with the consequences, but also with the causes. and we need these weapons, huh, mr. oleksandr, here you just agree with general hodges, who in principle says the same thing about the taurus attacks, but help with this information polyschizophrenia in which we live, we understand the need for us to have ukrainian f-16s in ukrainian air as soon as possible worked, at least it relieves a huge burden on the defense forces and the civilian population. aerial bombs, they will not be able to work as brazenly as they do,

the sun exclusive man united shock . this exclusive man united shock.ing in sick. he passed out at 3 am. this is according to the sun and yeah , there we go. i mean, as a yeah, there we go. i mean, as a manchester united fan, i would actually rather he was taking shots at goal as opposed to shots at goal as opposed to shots at goal as opposed to shots at a bar in. i think it might have been northern ireland. anyway, daily ireland. but anyway, the daily telegraph siege telegraph the farmers lay siege to with vow to cut off to paris with vow to cut off food . the capital only has food. the capital only has suppues food. the capital only has supplies for three days as tractor protein blocked the main roads. i'm laughing . not because roads. i'm laughing. not because it's but because it's it's funny, but because it's such actually. such a strong story, actually. essentially paris appears to be under siege from a load of french farmers. good for them. i think biden draws up plans for iran revenge strikes. and obviously the picture story there is the king and

here is a live look at sfo, san jose man et airports. united adding flights to be sure fans make it to the big game. if you can't get to vegas, we have you covered with the best seat in the house. cbs news bay area is the place to watch super bowl lviii in two weeks on sunday, february 11, or stream on paramount plus. >>> here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, a beautiful way to start the work week. it is looking great in all of its glory. we are tracking some changes in the forecast. here is jessica burch. >>> it is a warm day to kick off the work week throughout the bay area. we are in january and talking about upper 60s and lower 70s. into the santa clara valley where we took the win last night and we are celebrating today with the beautiful weather. depending where you go, the warmer it gets. santa rosa is at 70, upper 60s across the golden gate bridge into the marin head lands. we'll see clouds from offshore, really no activity when it comes to rain though until wednesday. that's when we see the game changer. another frontal system

precious thing, i basically live my last years for him, he’s an adult, i’m already a young man, already a unituch a team, those new brothers of mine are exactly the backbone of the cossack. a person has a core , there is a core, and such a person, you can imagine, that’s how vladimir vladimirovich said, yes, now we will have to rely on such people, that is, in the future , this is what crazy willpower is needed, what self-control to hold on like this, battle-hardening, health and preparation? it is very important when a fighter in such an extreme situation, during a fight, or when injured, maintains good spirits, does not get lost, and, most importantly, that in such moments it is clear what a person ’s priorities are, here he addresses his son, his heir, here he glorifies his unit, that is, we see here a truly stunning example of the russian spirit, a fighter with the call sign siberia says, if he had been lost, no and would not maybe there is such a core as that of a russian soldier, such a love that even death is not afraid. units of the southern group of troops again managed to improve the

how are _ was a man united fan but it's true! how are we — was a man united fan but it's true! each _ started crying. and yeah, ether, did you comfort each other— started crying. and yeah, ether, did you comfort each other after- started crying. and yeah, ether, did | you comfort each other after school? at least you can put your arms round each other~ — at least you can put your arms round each other-— at least you can put your arms round each other. mum, you've been trying to lift the mood _ each other. mum, you've been trying to lift the mood in _ each other. mum, you've been trying to lift the mood in the _ each other. mum, you've been trying to lift the mood in the household. i to lift the mood in the household. but i said, you have and have had their— but i said, you have and have had their moment _ but i said, you have and have had their moment of— but i said, you have and have had their moment of a _ but i said, you have and have had their moment of a lifetime - but i said, you have and have had their moment of a lifetime with i their moment of a lifetime with juergen—

i think they're a lot like united alex lot like man united after alex ferguson soon ferguson left, youon angela merkel walked out that door. they've been steep slide. >> things are that bad. okay well, still to come. and the saturday we'll well, still to come. and the saturda the we'll well, still to come. and the saturda the shocking we'll well, still to come. and the saturda the shocking office discuss the shocking post office scandal and ask if tv licence prosecutions be next for prosecutions could be next for the itv drama department. as another scandal and our final. what happened next of the evening? let's take a look at life on the open road welcome back to the saturday night showdown. it's time to delve into the post office scandal in a moment. but first, i promised you i would show you what happened in that video . what happened in that video. aaron is that ever happened to you? when you're driving around london? >> uh, a helicopter? no a ubers occasionally do that to me. the sky not fall out of the sky, but they pull out of side turnings to sort of crash into lampposts and th

at ipsw united striker, ;hford, the modern times by winning at ipsw united striker, meanwhile , man unitedot water for being could be in hot water for being spotted belfast nightclub spotted in a belfast nightclub two row and we'll two nights in a row and we'll update england's cricket update you on england's cricket progress

do you think jim ratcliffe is going to approach me man united? me about man united?oes he know who you are? i'm sorry. got to fight fire sorry. i've got to fight fire with i'm upset. with fire. i'm so upset. >> they about me at man >> they say about me at man united . they say eamonn holmes. united. they say eamonn holmes. he's a cult. >> oh, that's what they do. >> oh, that's what they do. >> get that muddled. >> they don't get that muddled. >> they don't get that muddled. >> that. >> they do say that. >> they do say that. >> they do say that. i >> they do say that. i heard that, terry, heard that. that, terry, i heard that. sorry. that's what we say about you spurs as well. okay well you at spurs as well. okay well john tommy remember john watford, tommy remember tommy trinder at fulham. so all these celebrity goes these celebrity owners it goes back although. and back a long way although. and eric morecambe was involved in luton as well. was he. luton town as well. was he. yeah. yeah. >> supporter. >> he was a supporter. >> he was a supporter. >> yeah. so i think

zaluzhny is a pentaon man, that is, a man from the united states. preparing a place for zaluzhny to replace danilov as secretary of the nsbu, they want to remove him, yes, but they need some kind of trigger, yes, accuse the poor person of something. why not accuse him of destroying an il-76 with prisoners of war, and then castling. according to rumors , he should become the head of the armed forces of ukraine instead of zaluzhny. just budanov, zelensky’s man, the current head of gur. and his department has already confirmed to the foreign agent of radio liberty that the exchange of prisoners of war was indeed planned for the same prisoners of war who... were on the crashed plane, but the exchange has not yet taken place, it sounds extremely cynical, who to exchange if you killed everyone, on the face manner of the sbu handwriting of the mi-6. move anyone nato anti-aircraft missile system, the secret of its placement, where it was possible to strike at il, all this is impossible without western instructors, without satellites, intelligence; the ssu s

precious thing, in my last years i basically live for him, he is an adult, i ’m already a young man, already a uniti don’t know, i’m such a collective, those new brothers of mine are precisely the backbone of the cossacks, who really became such a new thing for me masculine strength, a person has a core, there is a core, this is such a person, you can imagine, this is how vladimir vladimirovich said, yes, now we will need to rely on such people, that is, in the future , rely on, this is what... we need crazy willpower, what self-control to do this hold on, combat hardening, health and preparation, this is very important when a fighter in such an extreme situation, during a fight or when injured, maintains good spirits, does not get lost, and the most important thing is that in such moments it is clear what a person’s priorities are, here he turns to his son, to his heir, here he is... in my very difficult case at that time they provided exactly that help, here are all three of them, siberia, skoda, makar, alive, undefeated, at makar and skoda , as it turned out, minor injuries, in siberia, of cours

you talked about the plagiarism that he is engaged in this is a man who sided with segregationist and the senate when he got to the unitedte a man who lied in the united states senate all to accumulate power. he has gotten anything for america our republic for the continuation of democracy. everything has been for himself. mark: i think about the word freedom and never used across his lips. he rarely references the declaration of independence with the constitution and then he runs on fifth to valley forge. he couldn't do it january 6 because it snowed and we remember what happened at valley forge it was a horrific winter he is no george washington. he is very schizophrenic used to agree with the attacks on george washington and he hides behind george washington. valley forge and talked about freedom and democracy. can you please tell me is this a man who believes in freedom and the bureaucracy to tell us what ceiling fans we should have them what automobile we should drive. >> joe biden is truly the man training and president he's not for the american people he's for the bureaucrats, how do we know, look at his presidenc

man. thanks michael. united states as promising what and calls a very consequential response to a drone attack that killed 3 of its troops and jordan and wounded more than 40 others. he was official, save a strike on sunday. had a military outpost known as tower and 22 near the border with syria. according to media reports, the enemy drawn wasn't shot down because it may have been mistaken for a us drones lying in the area. is presidential bite and has blamed run back militants for the attack. ron denies being involved in national security council spokesman, john kirby said the west is still pondering as the response or we're not looking for a war with iran or not. so you can in conflict with the regime in the military way . and as i said in the, in the opening, we're not, we're not looking to escalate here. this attack over the weekend was that school, the tory make no mistake about. and it requires a response, make no mistake about that. i will not get ahead of the president's decision making well as president

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yes, i, i have always supported him, this is a man who can destroy the united states, he is already well 4 years, so to speak, well, as they say, if he continues, now he is nicki haley will be demolished, as they say , then he lost to nicky haley, well... in one district, yes, yes, where there were six voters, all six voters were democrats, yes, yes, well, of course, four voted for this one bytes, if they don’t imprison him, oh, oh, or kill him, well, this is this option, here i was condemned for it, what am i like, you, you said that such things should not be discussed, no, such things should be discussed, and then it appeared, then a tweet from soros’ son appeared, well, yes. a strong hint: 47 dollars and a hole from a bullet, how do you understand this? yes , well, i think he costs more, okay, the fact is that this is, of course, the president who can bring the united states, and there is anyone there now, so he will be elected if biden goes all the way, i mean i mean before the election campaign, i'm still waiting, maybe after all, kamala, so to speak, will speak out and say her weig

find an opportunity in every threat, there is lot that we can learn from him, he was the man who formed the unitednd active resistance front in the region, he made all the oppressed people in the region believe. redefined resistance, breathing new air into the resistance front, and this is considered the most fundamental part of haj khasim's legacy, and the reason why so many people in the region, and particularly palestinians, look up to him, and also why he is known as the martter of al-quds, whenever our enemies have assassin. our icons our nation has become more adamant in following in their footsteps and the same thing has happened with hj qasim. these assassination plots reveal the truth about our enemies. this is exactly when we can see their true colors. that is why our nation has become even more vigilant after the assassination of haj qasim. qasim is the best role model for our children. he was brave and courageous and stood up for what's right. i came here today because i love haj qasim. the top commander's legacy lives on with more and more people taking part in his martterdom annivers

in fact, joe biden could be prosecuted for trying to stop this man from becoming the next president of the united states. we don't need political prosecutions. we need political process. i'd like to introduce president trump. president trump: i want to thank you all. very momentous day in terms of what was learned and what they conceded. they conceded two major points that were right in doing it. i don't think they had a choice. but they are very, very big, very powerful points. i think we are doing very well. i think it's very unfair when an opponent, political opponent, is prosecuted by the d.o.j., by biden's d.o.j. they are losing in every poll. they are losing in almost every demographic. numbers came out today that are really very mind-boggling if you happen to be joe biden. i think they feel this is the way they are going to try to win. and it's not the way it goes. it will be bedlam in the country. it's a very bad thing. very bad precedent. as we said it's the opening of a pandora's box. that's a very sad thing that's happened with this whole situation. when they talk about threat to democ

arab countries, qatar and egypt and some of the others and the israelis, and you are the middle man as the united of one country or a series of countries to israel and they are very reluctant to listen to any of that so we were put in a difficult situation there.— that so we were put in a difficult situation there. everybody is saying that the way _ situation there. everybody is saying that the way to _ situation there. everybody is saying that the way to resolve _ situation there. everybody is saying that the way to resolve this - situation there. everybody is saying that the way to resolve this really l that the way to resolve this really does come down to the us because of what we saw at the un security council. what is america's red line? because they have continued and continued to express their support for israel. what is the red line, though? for israel. what is the red line, thou~h? �* ., for israel. what is the red line, thou~h? ., , ., for israel. what is the red line, thou~h? ., ., though? i'm not sure we have a red line er though? i'm not sure we have a red line per se. — though? i'm

a man of the united states. roosevelt who actually, actually arranged and organised this thing and overthrew mohammed mossadegh , overthrew mohammed mossadegh, who was iran's legitimate prime minister, purely in pursuit of oil revenue. and this shocking thing still influenced his obviously hugely the iranian attitude towards this country. and the west. and if you don't even begin to know things like this or that, the immense resentment in iran over what they call the imposed war when they call the imposed war when the west encouraged saddam hussein to attack iran in a in a war which was for them very like the first world war was for us, the first world war was for us, the cemeteries outside iran of the cemeteries outside iran of the war dead are appallingly huge. it's we don't and we just speak of iran as a bogeyman. i don't like the rulers of iran any more than anybody else does. but we have to remember this is a serious country with a lot of people in it who would be sympathetic if they sympathetic to the west

find an opportunity in every threat, there is lot that we can learn from him, he was the man who formed the united and active resistance front in the region, he made all the oppressed people in the region believe that they are capable and strong, lieutenant'. general qasim sulaymani redefined resistance, breathing new air into the resistance front, and this is considered the most fundamental part of hajqasim's legacy, and the reason why so many people in the region, and particularly palestinians look up to him, and also why he is known as the martter of al-quts. whenever our enemies have assassinated our icons, our nation has become more adamant in following in their foottest. and for islam, he is my role model. i came here today because i love haj qassem. the top commander's legacy lives on with more and more people taking part in his martterdom anniversary every year. on the fourth marterdom anniversary of lieutenant general qasim sulaymani, huge crowds gathered at tehran's grand masala to pledge allegiance to the top commander and the values he stood up for. press tv, tehran. political analyst

in fact, joe biden should be prosecuted for trying to stop this man from becoming the next president of the united states. we do not need political prosecutions. we the political process. i would like to introduce president trump. >> thank you all. we had a momentous day in terms of what was learned. a major step -- i do not have much of a choice. i think we are doing well. i think it is unfair when a political opponent is prosecuted by the doj. they are losing in every poll, almost every demographic. numbers cannot today that are mind-boggling if you happen to be joe biden. this is the way they are going to try to win. it is a bad thing, bad precedent, the opening of a pandora's box. it is a sad thing that has happened with this whole situation. when they talk about a threat to democracy, that is the real threat. i feel that as president you have to have immunity. simple. if you do not, there is an example of this case where i lost immunity and done nothing wrong, absolutely nothing wrong. i worked hard on phone fraud, because we have to have free elections, strong borders and free elections thos