mohamed: we could. if this that makes a mistake and gives the market too much in terms of cuts to quickly, you may end up with a short end being pulled down hard by the fed, the longer end being pulled down hard by your and all that creating a market technical that selfies. -- that self feeds. market participants know what the self-fulfilling dynamics look like. you could get there, but it would be bad news. david: what would it be for the fed to go too far too fast? we are talking about three more rate cuts. some people are talking about 50 basis points. some are saying they cannot wait for the september meeting. mohamed: you had people saying emergency cut, 50 basis points now. there is nothing in the economy that justifies the 50 basis points cut. i'm increasingly struck that your guests are not saying an interest rate cut will not do much for the economy, they are saying interest rate cuts may have an adverse signal for markets. be careful what you wish for. no, i'm completely opposed to this notion

in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it mohamed let me go to you 1st and to run give me your side or how iran sees this whole thing playing out because iran's point of view is virtually silent in western media so western audiences don't know the other side of this story or i would put it a artificially generated impending complex go ahead mohamed. the most important thing in this story is that the united states is waging economic warfare against iranian women and children the united states is accessorizing what our foreign minister said economic economic terrorism and that they are trying to make the iranian people suffer and to force the iranian people to suffer so much that the government will submit to the united states and basically raise the white flag and this is based in my opinion on calculations that are due to these so-called iran experts that we so i call the see in think tanks in the united states in europe and pundits yes exactly they are people who know nothing about iran or very little about iran or if they do know a thing or 2 a

the other side of this story or i would put it a artificially generated impending complex go ahead mohamed. the most important thing in this story is that the united states is waging economic warfare against iranian women and children the united states is accessorizing what our foreign minister said economic economic terrorism and that they are trying to make the iranian people suffer and to force the iranian people to suffer so much that the government will submit to the united states and basically raise the white flag and this is based in my opinion on calculations that are due to these so-called iran experts that we so i call the see in think tanks in the united states in europe and pundits yes exactly they are people who know nothing about iran or very little about iran or if they do know a thing or 2 about the country they really can't say the truth because if they do then they lose their position at their think tanks or their they've ceased to be invited to different organizations or platforms so this is economic warfare everything that comes after it is the foundation of that is is

look at it again it's at this point that mr mohammed says he was beaten with a stick and almost forced off the roof was that. mr muhammad can be seen being pulled from the ledge to the ground during this time he says he is threatened with being beaten to death we want to feel from here as a sheep and no one is going to help you here even though your cable is their 1st even their thanks was done and the 2nd time they said even that wouldn't you came in they can't they can't help you no one can. come to ours here and there in our land and so you are quite clear that you thought that they were going to beat you to death inside the embassy it's was a clear and they say this is well certainly his friends filming it all from the ground a terrified of the police to do something officers forced to push them back. here are going out. within a minute or 2 the fire service has forced the doors of the embassy and offices go in and some numbers the embassy has said it regards mr mohammed's protest as being in support of what it describes as terrorists and in the end what happened on the roof is the

the roof was was mr mohammed can be seen being pulled from the ledge to the ground during this time he says she was threatened with being beaten to death we want to pull from here as a sheep and no one is going to help you here even though your cable is their 1st even their thanks was done and the 2nd time they said even. if they can't they can't help you no one can come to ours here and there in our land and so you are quite clear that you thought that they were going to beat you to death inside the embassy yes it's was a clear and they say this as well certainly his friends filming it all from the ground a terrified of the police to do something officers forced to push them back to our . lives during our garden and it was. within a minute or 2 the fire. services force the doors of the embassy and offices go in in some numbers the embassy has said it regards mr mohammed's protests as being in support of what it describes as terrorists and in the end what happened on the roof is their word against his but what was extraordinary was the police response because officers plainly were s

mohammed: markets no longer have an anchor. they no longer have an anchor of economic fundamentals, they no longer have an anchor of central-bank policy. s a very volatile period and as you say, traders are having enormous difficulty figuring out whadothey should be g. ykatty: but volatility are trading -- it might be bad for your nerves, but it is not bad for your pocketbook. there is plentof money to be de in volatility. mohammed: ther to understand, the money made on volatility is because traders had an edge. it is hard to argue that traders have an edge in predicting tweets out of the white house.in i they are puzzled as many others are. it just it speaks to the new reality in markets, when both fundamentals and policies are no longer anchoring day-to-day moves. david: on top of this, how much do you think is driven by the fear factor that it has been too good for too long? i know we have trade issues between china and the u.s., buto growth has beeg on forever, it feels like, in terms of quarter after quarter -- i w saw u.s

our midtown concluded that mohammed sally had been given the green light for the mission. the recording suggested his 1st job was to contact al qaeda leaders in saudi arabia to obtain weapons. to. know who it. was in macau to be so we're not unrealistic and i want to be in with the one in mind and that obviously is and i know most of us to remember that it is sort of the puzzle i'm a big. help. so i'll be a fly we're gonna be hard to find out. of and. the funny the hole. in the middle of this is probably less than half and he doesn't get any of that what we're talking. about. any. ringback one of them handing over and i'm not going to. be sort of the fellas like i said give them money. and i'll get them over. you know because. medical. examiners for the most part it is organized and i remember. a lot of. them when i've. never been out for them i know all of us all. u.c.c. the serbia. might have some nasty cynical. father for the one of the movie. with the. lot of home and. the only movie of the. budget in mobile and i must remember that it's a mobile that i mean to be in c

his most recent biographical works are blood brothers, the fatal friendship of malcolm x in a mohammed ali and a season in the sun, the rise of mickey mantle. randy, could you tell us a little bit about your interest in this is a genre? >> yes. this fits perfectly for me by the political history and biography in popular culture. i've only seen myself as working at the intersection between political history and political culture and popular culture. so, i write about performers like you and actors, athletes and i've never really been interested in writing a book about an athlete is just an athlete or an actor who is just an act, but somehow they have to engage in a wider political culture, someone like john wayne or mohammed ali, clearly became iconic and you could tell a person's politics, if i talk to somebody about john wayne the attitude on john wayne will usually tell me a great deal about the politics you know, i brought a quote in here to how can i tie these things together? how can i tie politics, political conference with popular culture? so i did find a boxing quote that i wan

el-erian mohammed, welcome.e to you many times about the chance for something significant between the united states and china at first i think the outcome that you expected most was sort of an average deal that would get ut where we wanted to go but nothing significant. a 10% chance of something really good, right? something almost reaganesque and then what was your downside? 20% or so that it would just blow up into some horrible trade war. all those numbers still consistent with your thinking? >> no. so for the last year, joe, i have been increasing the probability of escalation, escalation, escalation i was with you last time i say that i had is where we're going. the chinese made a fundamental mistake strategically at the beginning, not realizing that they should have followed the path of mexico and canada in making concessions quickly now, on both sides it's much harder to get to an agreement. so the best we can hope for is not even a truce it's a cease fire. what we saw today is somewhat of a cease fire i

bin salman and do we agree with mohammed bin salman, do we think that mohammed bin salman is a monster who's murdered jamal khashoggi and locked up innocent people or maybe only semi guilty people without trial, who imprisons civil society activists and civil libertarians and others, or is he someone who's a modernizer who we can work with. yes, he has made his mistakes. this is the other side of the argument. he's made some missteps, but he someone that we can deal with. or do you look at it more broadly that this is a relationship that goes beyond simply the leadership? do we just simply say, yes, mohammed bin salman is a problem, but the nature of the relationship is more important than just the nature of the leader and we can work around that in some way. those are questions, i think, that are going to be answered. my guess is they're going to be part of the presidential campaign over the next year. and i think that the answer is going to come out at the end of that campaign. >> i think tom had something. >> i want to add something as briefly as i can. both of my colleagues here on

there mr mohammed can be seen being pulled from the ledge to the ground c during this time he says he was threatened with being beaten to death we want to pull from here as a sheep and no one is going to help you here even though your cable is their 1st even their thanks was done and the 2nd time they said even that wouldn't you came in they can't they can't help you no one can come to ours here and there in our land and so you were quite clear that you thought that they were going to beat you to death inside the embassy yes it's was a clear and they say this is well certainly his friends filming it all from the ground a terrified. in the police to do something officers forced to push them back. you are going to. find out. within a minute or 2 the fire service has forced the doors of the embassy and offices go in in some numbers the embassy has said it regards mr mohammed's protest as being in support of what it describes as terrorists and in the end what happened on the roof is their word against his but what was extraordinary was the police response because officers plainly were so

inside story for me mohammed jim doom and the whole team here bye for now. in a country with high youth unemployment one of the nice asian helps turn school children into entrepreneurs on tell us what i mean by their wide fundraising empowering them to reclaim their futures we teach them how to operate destroying my ship lies how to make the fascinate and build more prosperous communities some of them invest the money into the business of school for life uganda and part of the rebel education series on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 20 idea if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we

i pray for prophet mohammed. i am just against radical islam. i am against the orthodox islam that is being taught to us in schools growing up. lamb: one of the things that is in your book, every time the prophet is mentioned. al-sharif: yes. lamb: are the initials pbuh and if you just said it, why do you do that every time you talk about prophet mohammed? al-sharif: it's a sign of respect to prophet mohammed that when you mention his name and it is not only for prophet mohammed by the way, so if i mention the name of any prophet, adam, abraham, moses, jesus, we have to mention, "peace be upon him." it is asking blessings from god to them for giving us -- for leading human kind to the faith, to god, to the truth. lamb: what is the most important thing to you about being a muslim? al-sharif: a lot of things but i think the peace that you get being a muslim, the peace that you get believing in god and it is interesting that people have this misconception about islam that it is the ideology faith that we see today and the violence, it is not islam.

reporter: mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center.ers are wondering if they would dare to go through it all again to reach europe. a new cemetery is being built here erie did already contains the bodies of 71 people that were washed ashore on city beaches last month. each of these graves have been numbered, and a dna sample has been taken from each victim. a record is being held at the local hospital. already, the director of red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over the region and even from morocco, about who might be lying here. these waters are meant to be a source of fun and pleasure, but the death toll is rising all the time, haunting this beach. al jazeera, live from london, much more still to come. discussion on a the rise of online extremes in ms. -- online extremism. the u.s. war between and china, and tiger's challenge to the northern trust comes to an end. find out why. [applause] ♪ police say the gunman and saturday's shooting in el paso confessed after surrendering and said he had been targeting mexicans. he alleg

but the one theory is that this money was used to buy votes to germany to host the 2006 world cup mohamed bin hammam let's not forget was an executive committee member at the time the executive committee was the body that decided who would host the world cup and of course germany did end up hosting the 2 $1006.00 and. i think any number 1st would be asking why was it can borrow even paying that kind of money to someone you could start to begin to you know like you said the speculation how big of an issue is this going to become for german soccer well i think it's huge not just for her as well but germany as a whole because you've got to remember that the 2006 world cup was not just a sports event that germany happened to house that was a real cultural moment that everybody that said sorry much about well more than germany was in the world and where it still is today you know about multiculturalism here diversity about national pride about the way that gender is just seen internationally as well and so any kind of tarnish event memory and he kind of any anything that brings down the reputa

mohammed ali was controversial.he announces that his name is no longer cassius clay, he's a member of the nation of m's long he was political. he was ahead of his generation. he came out against vietnam before was popular. he completely changed the landscape for an athlete. he creates the landscape for athletes today to take political positions. >> i think that is interesting. what we are talking about. i'm going to judicially lob tammy faye into the entertainment category. we worked for a long time on a documentary that we couldn't get may pair called actors in america. the offstage history of actors in america. edwin booth in april 1865 with the most famous actor in america. he was doing repertory in boston we finished that show, frederick marshall said what you know about what happened at ford's theater? what your brother did? he was escorted by federal marshals from boston to new york. and he retired from the stage for about five years. the most important years. he was an entertainer, and all this in the politic

a good friend of mohamed's was one of them. and. i couldn't do with what happened for a whole week i couldn't talk to anyone and couldn't understand what had happened i was with him when he was hit we wanted to save civilians that's had with. mohammed has also been injured in the field several times. but he says in the end all that pain has just made him stronger. and will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world afghanistan's president ashraf ghani has committed his government to eradicating and destroying the islamic state group in his country at least 63 people were killed there could be kept in a suicide bomb exploded at a wedding hall bombings on monday dozens of us and guns comments come as the united states negotiates with the taliban to end nearly 18 years of fight. an iranian oil tanker seized after bolter in july he said santa after being released by a court in the british territory of the great swan was held on suspicion of smuggling oil to syria in contravention of a new sanctions iran has wa

i agree with you on that point about communication let me go back to turn but mohamed i mean why would the iranian leadership want to engage in a conversation with the trump administration when the trump administration walked away from the nuclear deal is very very provocative. quote unquote sending more troops to the region i mean where's the diplomacy in all of that ok this is what i don't get i mean here you have the president the united states tearing up an international agreement and then saying that you know iran has to adhere to the agreement that it no longer adheres to go ahead mohamad. well this maximum pressure on iranian women and children leaves the united states with no exit strategy and a while back. the head of conflicts forum wrote a very good piece explaining this so the americans have put themselves in a very tight spot on the one hand they have no exit strategy they've declared the iranian armed forces as a terrorist organization so they can no longer communicate with them at sea or anywhere and on the other hand the united states has left the nuclear agreement the

mohammed has also been injured in the field several times. but he says in the end all that pain has just made him stronger. now what you see behind me was the location of a massive glacier that no longer exists as iceland's 1st glacier to global warming over the weekend that country marked its disappearance installing a memorial to the former glacier of the capital reykjavik satellite images taken in 1960 large amounts of snow and ice around the volcano today there is almost nothing left. to glaciers of iceland are spectacular sight from the air for years right there axel son has been photographing them. among them this one called auk the country's 1st glacier to officially vanish it lost its glacier status in 2014 and now a plaque remembers it with a letter to the future. most schoolchildren who know the glaciers name to vanish affects people in iceland both psychologically and emotionally a glycine many of known since childhood has ceased to exist. at a ceremony on sunday activists politicians and citizens bade farewell to auk but other cla

mohammed has also been injured in the field several times. but he says in the end all that pain has just made him stronger. the syrian government in damascus has branded the white helmets as terrorist supporters how they respond to such accusations i spoke to a cell mall in northern syria earlier he's been a white helmets volunteer says the beginning of 2013. our reaction is a lie is lies whatever i have been repeated and the truth of the through walls whatever the hell have been night because we say hundreds of civilian and document what happens on the ground and transfer what have been the ground of ground this is the cause of transforming what i've been on the ground and several civilians said regina turned eyes as i as i said to him into hospital someone with. some hospital coordination i was cheerful view and russia and they attacked that they could thank the item is good and that this can band 30 times the length on the item it's we lost 8 volunteer we. also have no insurance and we lost the take calls between ambulance and fire fightin

a good friend of mohamed's was one of them. was. that i couldn't deal with what happened for a whole week i couldn't talk to anyone and couldn't understand what had happened i was with him when he was hit we wanted to save civilians the child was. mohammed has also been injured in the field several times. but he says in the end all that pain has just made him stronger. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the trial has begun in sudan of deposed president obama out bashir on corruption charges on the 1st day the former president admitted receiving $90000000.00 in cash from the saudi royal family his minister is the mr party rule sudan for 30 years before he was forced from power. get ready in a coliseum and prime minister bars johnson britain says it will end freedom of movement for e.u. nationals immediately after a break said mr johnson most of the u.k. would be ready to leave the a huge deal or no deal on the 31st of october. wildfires are raging across the spanish on the ground canary about a 1000 people

look at it again it's at this point that mr mohammed says he was beaten with a stick almost forced off the roof was was mr muhammad can be seen being pulled from the ledge to the ground during this time he says he's try to be p.c. today we want to pull from here as a sheep and no one is going to help you here even though your cable is their 1st even the thanks was done and the 2nd time they said even though. if they can't they can't help you no one can come to ours here and there in our land and so you were quite clear that you thought that they were going to be true to death inside the embassy yes it's was a clear and they say this is well certainly his friends filming little from the ground terrified the police to do something obvious is forced to push them but there are. fires there are there are you are going out. within a minute or 2 the fire service has forced the dog. most of the embassy offices go in some numbers you have to see has said it regards mr muhammad's protest as being in support of what it describes as terrorists and in the end what happened on the roof is their word

mohamed el-erian assessing recession risks. plus, david westin gets exclusive insight from the bank of america ceo brian moynahan. brian: so we have nothing to fear except the fear of recession. kailey: the focus shifts to earnings. >> we also read the papers and hear the news. there is lots of uncertainty. kailey: this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is "bloomberg best." let's continue our global tour of the week's top business stories with a deep dive into a flood of earnings reports, starting with chinese e-commerce giant alibaba. paul: alibaba surged in new york after posting better than expected revenue. and that is despite geopolitical headwinds. quarterly revenue rose 42%. more than $16 billion. >> the secular drivers are actually well understood. rising incomes in tier one cities, tier two cities, increasing digitization in lower tier cities. that drives the core business. they grow at 26%, 27%, their commerce businesses grows at 30%. the company guided for 33% growth for the year. but what really drove the growth over the

mohammed has also been injured in the field several times. but he says in the end all that pain has just made him stronger. let me now bring you up to date at some of the stories making news around the world of qana stance president of cannae has vowed to eliminate the so-called islamic state in his kind of free over the weekend a suicide bombing at a wedding can at least 600 people more bombings on monday branded dozens of people gunnies comments on as the u.s. negotiates with the taliban to end nearly 18 yes a fight in. the not iranian oil tanker seized of gibraltar in early july is at sea again after a court there released it the grease fund was held on suspicion of smuggling or to syria contravening e.u. sanctions iran has forced the us not to try to seize the tanker. wildfires have been raging across the spanish on and of god kanada authorities evacuated about 8000 people since the business began on saturday hundreds of firefighters as well as more than a dozen planes and helicopters are battling the flames emergency services have warned

our midtown concluded that mohammed sali had been given the green light for the mission. the recording suggested his 1st job was to contact al qaida leaders in saudi arabia to obtain weapons. didn't. know it. was. to be so we're not unrealistic and i want to see him with no one in mind in the middle of the serbia and no most of us to remember that it is sort of the puzzle of a mistake to get some help. work at the other. side of the acquirer we're going to be hard to find out. of and. that was. funny with a hole. in the middle of the outside of it as that and he doesn't get any of that what we're talking. about show on. t.v. so do you have. any. ringback of that 90 or. none of that would be sort of the. give the money behind. them over and. you know because americans. for example well for the most part it is all i can remember. a lot of. them when i've. never been the 1st among. all of us all. u.c.c. the serbia. oh my goodness i'm not sick the cynical. father for the one lovely home with a. lot of home and. look around him. holding with the. budget in mobile and i must re

mohamed. is the quality manager here only the best products pass his watchful eye. it looks good and it smells. that's the most important this is the 2nd box it's the same here it's no problem that some fish are bigger and some are smaller the quality is what matters and in this case it's good. you come august and i like it when the fish looks so fresh and lovely and doesn't cause any trouble and the customer always likes being served nice fresh fish right . other. than that the 1st delivery from senegal was a success. is. i'm so glad at the speed that the quality. of it is the very 1st delivery made a good impression on me and i am going to make an effort to keep things that way as soon as. they pass the 1st hurdle metro's happy with the quality of the fish from now on to deliver fresh fish to frankfurt twice a week in total up to one tonne his expectations were to have heads have become reality fishing can be sustainable and fair. small towns with great aspirations to close relationships taking back the city of boston luther's protestant reformation. then we move

where have you been mohamed i've been expecting you why haven't you been coming over. if you've been here i'm always in berlin. why didn't you bring any fish rice i'm very sorry about that business has been difficult lately. everyone knows him as moma today he brings bad news since he hasn't been receiving enough orders he will have to hold deliveries for the time being. it's just not worth it as of around 400 kilograms to make a profit. but won't give up hope. he's sure he can get enough. looking for more customers with high orders but we manage. to shop and. shifting. is just i wish you all the best thank you. it is dark isn't it we're always here if you have more fish. but. supports him wholeheartedly she says to him when ever she can and firmly believes in his business idea. together the couple came up with a plan to win a major customer. with a little luck they might soon reel in a really big fish. mitra one of germany's largest grocery chains has expressed interest. it's great to be in touch with a huge store like metro. row. now we have to make sure where well p

currency now bashir told the court he did in fact receive $25000000.00 from the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man but he says he didn't use the money for any private purposes but she is lawyer says his client denies still denies all the charges against him. but morgan joins us now live from called him how significant is this now that he's actually admitting that he received money from the home of been some of the crown prince of saudi arabia. i mean he did say that in court for the 1st time this is the 3rd hearing that is that that has happened just over an hour ago and this trial where his charge for corruption and illegal possession of foreign currency he said that the crown prince mohammed bin someone did not want him to mention that he got the money from him and he said that it was given to him in his personal capacity and not as the president of sudan back then and he said that he did not use it for any personal reasons or personal causes he mentioned that he paid $5000000.00 to the rapid support forces which it was one of the teams that one of the army armed groups that actual

judge and said that he did indeed receive the money after the office manager of the crown prince mohammed bin contacted his office manager when he was president and said that there was a special gift from the crown prince coming his way he said that a special plane landed in order to mount a national airport and then as a shipment of money was driven to his house and that when he opened he found the sum of $25000000.00 which according to him the crown prince said he can spend it the way he sees fit now the way he saw fit from what he said today to the judge was that he gave some of it to the rapid support forces some of it to the military hospital here in khartoum and some of it to the university as well as different other organizations but he said that none of it was used for personal reasons he said most of it was used for public benefit for public interest and not his own personal interest and he said that if investigators continue with their investigation they would realize that in in his personal accounts those monies those those sums and funds does not exist so he says that he is in

mohamed i love good. yucky menko is the quality manager here only the best products ponces watchful eye. it looks good and it smells just as good that's the most important this is the 2nd box it's the same here it's no problem that some fish are bigger and some are smaller the quality is what matters and in this case it's good. market and i like it when the fish look so fresh and lovely and doesn't cause any trouble in the market and the customer always likes being served nice fresh fish right. to speak on the other. in the street the 1st delivery from senegal was a success. because he's warsaw with a pretty easy. time so glad i did speak to the quality. of it. the very 1st delivery made a good impression it will need and i'm going to make an effort to keep things that way as soon as see all biography encore. being fair. they've passed the 1st hurdle metro's happy with the quality of the fish from now one moment to deliver fresh fish to frankfurt twice a week in total up to one tonne his expectations were

a reportedly paid 6700000 euros to qatari football executive mohamed bin. is there any speculation over what that money or that payment was supposed to be for there's always speculation football and this is no different i mean there are. there is about what that money was used for and i should stress that this is speculation this is not anything that's been pretty cool but the one theory is that this money was used to buy votes to germany to host the 2006 world cup mohamed bin hammam let's not forget was an executive committee member at the time the executive committee was the body that decided who would host the world cup and of course jenny did end up hosting the 2006 there's all this drama and i mean. i think any number 1st would be asking why was that can borrow or even paying that kind of money to someone you could start to begin with like you said the speculation how big of it is she was this going to become for german soccer well i think it's huge not just for german soccer as well but germany as a whole because you've got to remember that the 2006 w

they all agree the iran is a threat to israel all right coming to terror on and mohammad marandi mohammed the central allegation by benjamin netanyahu is that this at least some of these strikes were preemptive in nature in that they were to thwart what he says was a planned attack by either iran or its allies on occupied golan heights using drones armed with missiles. well i think it's universally recognized that netanyahu is a very dishonest politician even though many politicians are dishonest but he is exceptional among them this whole claim that the netanyahu constantly makes about attacking iran in positions is nonsense if there have been no iranian soldiers killed in syria the recent strike or any time in the past couple of years there was only one occasion well 2 occasions but one occasion where recently like a couple of years ago they struck an airbase where 70 iranians were working were murdered by the israelis and another instance which was before that but i won't get into that but the point is that you cannot hide in iran people's deaths because their friends and family will i

a good friend of mohamed's was one of them . and. i couldn't do with what happened for a whole week i couldn't talk to anyone and couldn't understand what had happened i was with him when he was hit we wanted to save civilians. mohammed has also been injured in the field several times. but he says in the end all that pain has just made him stronger. that's been having up to date with some other stories making news around the world a risky ship carrying more than 100 refugees has rejected an offer to go to spain as absolutely unrealistic the open arms vessel is more into off the italian island of lampedusa risk you say the refugees need urgent assistance and sitting to spanish courts would take too long. and now iranian oil tankers seized of gibraltar in early july is at sea again after of course their release to the greece one was held on suspicion of smuggling oil to syria contravening you sanctions that iran has warned the us not to try and seize the tanker. the turkish government has replaced the manners of 3 cities and arrested m

treasury department has imposed sanctions on iran's foreign minister mohammed javid serif it includes freezing his assets in the u.s. as well as travel restrictions u.s. officials have also said they do not consider as a reef a significant decision maker in any future talks about the iran nuclear deal let's take you live now to al-jazeera and jordan she's in washington d.c. for us a significant decision this rolls what other reasons has the trumpet ministration given for sanctioning saree. well the primary reason why the administration says at least in legal terms that it is sanctioning mama job and sorry thier running in foreign minister is because he leads an office that cooperates with the office of the supreme leader the ayatollah ali husseini hama ne and the offices efforts to crush political dissent within the country to destroy human rights to basically support groups such as hezbollah and hamas as well as to try to do stabilize other countries through the deployment of its own g c. soldiers or to fund other insurgent groups the us says that because it's a reef leaves the forei

headed to the right my head in the white man doesn't even come into my attitude he did mr mohammed teaches us to love our own kind and let the white man take care of himself for a white man to days after kidnapping millions of black people from africa stripping them of all human characteristics and relegating them to the role of chattel cattle animals commodity merchandise that could be bought and sold it will and then 100 years since the emancipation proud proclamation using every type of deceptive method to further us into slavery call 2nd class citizenship i think that it would take a whole lot of nerve for white people today to ask negroes do they hate it ok malcolm spoke to the white media but he was not trying to convince still white media then what he was saying was true because he knew that they were going to distort what he said. but caving around of the hand and artists of the spoken word he warts our way stranded get the attention of the needy yet to use the media to support he is non violent approach to social change was after seeing the repeal of segregation laws on the alabam

look at it again it's at this point that mr mohammed says he was beaten with a stick almost forced off the roof was was mr muhammad can be seen being pulled from the ledge to the ground during this time he says he's try to be beaten to death we want to pull from here as a sheep and no one is going to help you here even though your cable is the 1st one they said even the thanks was done and the 2nd time they said even there wouldn't you came in they can't they can't help you no one can come to ours here and there in our land and so you were quite clear that you thought that they were going to beat you to death inside the embassy yes it's was a clear and they say this is well certainly his friends filming little from the ground a terrified. the police to do something obvious is forced to push them back to our . car there are you there you are going around. within a minute or 2 the fire service is forced the doors of the embassy and offices go in and some numbers you have to see has said it regards mr muhammad's protest as being in support of what it describes as terrorists and in the end

but we can confirm it's on the thank you for that for now that's mohamed. all the information we have live in the capital thank you. let's move on to other news now the united states has imposed tough sanctions on iran's top diplomat mohamed jobs that if president hassan rouhani has called the decision childish especially since iran propose unconditional talks recently the u.s. is accusing the foreign minister of promoting what it calls the reckless agenda of iran's supreme leader that leaves his head back saying it's all because the u.s. considers him a huge threat rosalind jordan reports from washington d.c. . maximum pressure campaign against iran has claimed a new target foreign minister zarif american educated comfortable in front of the cameras and the one who negotiated the 2050 nuclear deal with world powers. but the trumpet ministration says the wreath is no honest broker and has imposed sanctions on him we consider javid zarif the foreign minister an illegitimate spokesman for iran are and iran itself is a government you consider illegitimate do n

meanwhile in my degree has son mohammed from the civilian j.t. have managed to plug up the courage to invite us to meet his wife. who was going to let the mother. see did it at the. time in the books in the. book that's and. beside me and i'll prove. it. but the young woman didn't come home while we were there. she'd gone shopping stayed in hiding somewhere in the slum as she apparently didn't want to talk about her experiences in front of neighbors onlookers. it seemed as if the football world cup had united many nations and they supported their respective national to. nigeria this new expansion. in solidarity the hunches queen and school which came to support the national team i pod. i've. now ever since boko haram hunches. seen more as policeman by the people the local football fans who are some wont wary when i use his boys joined the like. people would be afraid because his look was something they don't know many. will receive it when i myself when i saw them i know the honk of. maybe some students it allots that is what people did. when the