east of iran in mashhad and then a spreading care muncher in south southwest and even in north from iran and russia sorry in corman the center of the country so what is interesting about it is that it's mainly happening in the provinces and it's not mainly focused in tehran and these are quite rare since two thousand and nine there was a brutal crackdown then so really people have gone to the streets so it's rare that people are protesting over there what are they protesting about then. it's too early to say but you know it started in mashhad apparently because of the comic reasons a lot of slogans based on what people chanted are like a lot of slogans about disquiet the economy for example inflation is high unemployment especially for the u.s. is high it's forty percent president has an rouhani has been as able as been able to manage d. and the stubble is the economy. especially after the agreement a nuclear agreement two thousand and fifteen but is still there is a lot of herodotos the primary sanctions imposed by the u.s. did in place iran has a lot of trouble accessing the

correspondent: the couple live in the small town of astaneh ashrafieh in the north of iran, situated the province of gilan on the caspian sea. it's an area where religion and tradition still play and important role. -- an important role. the hosseinpours have invited their entire family for a visit. none of them know that the couple have undergone ivf, far away from home, in the capital tehran. faith in god is one thing, faith in modern medicine another. the large sign on the facade of the avicenna infertility clinic belies the fact that ivf is not widely talked about in the islamic republic, even though supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei issued a fatwa providing religious sanction for the process a few years ago. the clinic serves around 12,000 couples every year. there are such 70 clinics throughout the islamic republic. for more and more iranians, ivf is the only way to have a child. professor mehdi akhondi is the director of the institute. it's estimated that around 12 to 15% of couples worldwide are unable to have children. in iran, it's more than 20%. >> unfortunately, infer

of different theories about that? the whole thing started three days ago in the north—east of iran, a big city. city. apparently a small demonstration, encouraged by the hardliners, against the government of president hassan rouhani, particularly against rising prices and widespread unemployment, but that demonstration quickly got out of control, it became a big demonstration, and it took elliptical character, it became anti—regime. that spread yesterday to many other provincial centres in the country, and today they continue. as i said, the character of the demonstrations have changed, the protests, and now they are pretty much political, i think, and the demand is very political. they wa nt the demand is very political. they wantan end the demand is very political. they want an end to clerical rule. they wa nt want an end to clerical rule. they want iran's supreme leader to step down, they want the freeing of political prisoners, so all these things are no longer economic demands, and hardship issues, but political. and they are a big demand is, demands which they are unlikely to receive? yes

there as reporters that have been happening in the past two days were started in march in the north east of iran and then it spread to other cities like shaw in the west in the south and the rest of the country and the north so it is quite unprecedented it's quite rare. it is too early to figure out you know if it's going to continue or not but it's definitely very interesting what is it exactly that people are process protesting about this time. well from the slogans that they chanted in mass have as i mentioned earlier it was mainly focused on the economy the president has some rouhani has been able to establish the economy but no sanctions are still sanctions in place and the nuclear related sanctions have been lifted but there are primary sanctions imposed by the us still in place that is helping to rein in the economy iran has a lot of problems accessing the european banks for example the tier one banks for example so in an inflation especially for inflation is high and poignant for the us is particularly high at forty percent so there's a lot of know disquiet about the state of the economy

concerning and that is the fact that people like erik prince, the former founder of blackwater, oliver north of irana fame have access to the trump administration. access they've had even before president trump was inaugurated in office. you may recall erik prince, one of the key means behind this so-called intelligence network reportedly travelled to the seychelles where he met with a russian operative. and guidance sought on the question of america's president in afghanistan tan jared kushner and steve bannon apparently went to him earlier this year when president trump was ready to make that decision. again, we've seen the trump administration turn to the same cadre of people who would undermine the intelligence committee. >> i also note that she had no knowledge of any such proposal. net price, thank you. >>> we have new polling data on a survey conductedgy the public research institute shows while president trump had the support of the majority of the gop, 3 in 10 republicans, 31% would prefer a different an indicacandidate e election. in a new quinnipiac university poll shows approval of presi

degrees where ask given the direction of the breeze even these are clouds twenty three in beirut and you could link the clouds for the caspian to north far north of iran and up towards africa took minister give you a little bit of spotty right here and there was nothing much to be honest and still last are we talking about clear blue skies sixteen degrees and tara more clouds now stretched across into iraq but with that breeze direction it's will drop in baghdad to about twenty three degrees and anchors more say around about the seven mark they reach got warmer still so will depend on wind direction and there is now no wind blowing down the gulf so twenty three is a nice sunny temperature in dire hard qatar thirty three in the other side of society a ten degree difference which is not common this is a dry part of the world dropping down to where it is now significantly what has been rain showing itself in this part of africa stance through the finals and maybe down towards south africa those showers haven't shown very much. lightning struck me but a rain but mostly it's a dry picture. under-served . a bunker shot or monument towards destructor powers.

degrees where i ask given the direction of the breeze even the clouds twenty three in beirut and you could link the clouds for the caspian to north far north of iran and up towards afghanistan i took my stand give you a little bit of spotty right here and there is nothing much to be honest and still last are we talking about clear blue skies sixteen degrees and tara more clouds now stretched across into iraq but with that breeze direction is will the up in baghdad to about twenty three degrees and anchors much the same about the seven mark they reach got warmer still so will depend on wind direction and there is now no wind blowing down the gulf so twenty three is a nice sunny temperature in dire hard qatar thirty three in the other side of society a ten degree difference which is not uncommon this is a dry part of the world dropping down to where it is now significantly what has been rain showing itself in this part of africa stance through the finals and maybe than towards south africa those showers haven't shown very much. lightning struck me but a rain but mostly it's a dry picture. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-

in syria and significant snow fell in turkey that snow could be repeated in azerbaijan the north east of iran maybe even northern syria the full cost. of a winter show here to just above freezing by a long way of course but backers of that class say in tehran the new fourteen when the sun comes up behind aleppo still at plus eleven but anchor is struggling to some degree now it will improve in turkey as armenia and georgia see the rain and snow come in and the sun should come out again for the syria i don't iraq and iran to be honest apart from the north eastern side just beyond to wrong but given the active weather hey quite often throw things for the size thirst of all it looks twenty six and there are thirty one in mecca standard fare let me take you head to the friday night line they represents our culture and if you. like potential showers are behind it the wind picks up and that looks like i have a couple days a shovel lying down in the gulf through kuwait to bahrain and was towards the u.a.e. further west nice and fine. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the main u.s. re

. >> david: general, and larry just mentioned part of my next point, because north korea, china, and iranous connection. back in the mid-2000s, it was china that facilitated the transit of materials between iran and north korea. they have a codevelopment program, we see that clearly, iran is present in their aspirations in the middle east. by developing a codevelopmentth program with north korea. so those three elements together, china has investments in the middle east and they work in iran, how does the president navigate that triumvirate, or frankly, the triad? >> it is chess, david, if you recall, north korea and iran are two of the original members of the axis of evil that george w. bush talked about as a security threat to the united states, now we are partnering with israel to counter the iranian power in the region. we are doing that to counter the nuclear program to make sure that iran does not develop nuclear weapons, if you recall the 1994 clinton-perry nuke deal with north korea has led us to where we are now, and obama's deal is very much like that deal, we can look 20 years

heather: i seriously doubt that whatever happened along with the fact there are allegations of aiding north korea and iranterms of nuclear developments. thank you for joining us, we appreciate your time, have you back. have a great day. 18 minutes after the top of the hour, wounded and whimpering in pain, the amtrak train derailment begging 911 for help. >> an overpass, hanging off the overpass. bodies everywhere. jillian: new call showing the shock and chaos. going to part, turning to weed to help with morning sickness. doctor mark siegel joins us with dangerous consequences. ♪ heather: a shocking new study revealing number of expectant mothers who smoked during pregnancy is on the rise. how is this impacting future generations. here to break it down is doctor mark siegel. thank you for joining us this morning. tell us about this study. more pregnant women are using pot, why? >> 275,000 people have kaiser permanent insurance in california, 7% up from 4% since 2009 to 2016, 7% of women in this group are smoking pot while pregnant. this is especially a problem because in a few days california is going to l

you of very interesting people have you noticed that your congressman sentences who will have nothing to loose that was shots you seem to be managing so they lump together with north korea and iran bus in the same time they finish with it rather than. the result of iran nuclear deal and the north korean crisis is what you want to you ok. now when russia took the floor at the u.n. security council meeting they emphasize that while they did not approve of north korea's actions it didn't seem like saber rattling and threats was really the answer we also heard from representatives of china and china emphasized its call for a double free they called on the usa to end its provocative military exercises in the.

previous the big four plus one was the catchphrase for obama's blueprint the challenges of the day being north korea iran china and russia plus terrorism the rogue regime in iran threatening the region and causing so much of violence and chaos across the middle east and north korea. make it work for it to the united states rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself not much has changed with the first two then apart from a ramping up of pressure on rhetoric the other two are a little more complex and china bashing formed a large part of trump's election campaign and foreign policy believe can't continue to allow china to rape our country money. and i want china dictating to me although it seems business does come before politics the relationship developed by. most of the users there is a tremendous view and i think we have. made tremendous progress. with china. but sources familiar with the new strategy say china will remain labeled a dangerous competitor both military and economic with a far tougher stance to be implemented unlike the obama administration which sought a warmer relationship with beiji

monetary policy and trade subcommittee held a hearing on the effectiveness of us sanctions against hot-- countries like iran and northorea. to state department officials testified about how countries tried to get around to sanctions and potential legislative changes to boost the effectiveness of sanctions. >> committee will come to order and without objection the chair is authorized to declare recess at any time and members will have five legislative days in which to submit material to the chair for inclusion in the record. this series-- hearing is entitled evaluating the effectiveness of us section programs and i recognize myself for a opening statement. i'm pleased to welcome our colleagues and witnesses to the subcommittee hearing on us sanctions. from iran to north korea to russia and venezuela got sanctions are used as the instrument in our foreign-policy toolkits and congress must ensure that they be held accountable for results. this hearing will examine major sanction program as we seek to evaluate their effectiveness. let me highlight three points that may provide context. first, sanctions are key to bringin

appeals is considering the legality of the third portion of the president's travel ban which places restrictions on people from iran, libya, north korea, syria, and yemen. we both have live coverage of the international refugee assistance program versus donald trump this morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. mark meadows this afternoon will be at the conservative women's network forum live starting at 12:00 p.m. eastern also on c-span2. the president tonight holding a rally in pensacola, florida at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. >> tonight on c-span, 8:00 eastern, the supreme court oral argument in the case of masterpiece cake shop, the colorado civil rights commission on whether a baker can refuse to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple based on religious beliefs. 9:30, an interview with counsel to the president kellyanne conway. >> the greater good.

iran, with thousands of people taking part in anti—government protests. where could that lead ? where could that lead? there are other pressure points in the world. north talk about iran. is it all about the economy? what is driving that? actually it is more than the economy. the economic situation is very difficult in iran, definitely the prices are going up dramatically, iran under punishment by the united states, by europe, but i believe also people would like to have more important moves to improve that standard of living in iran itself. you have opposition. the protest happened again five years ago, so we don't know yet whether this will be a huge uprising, a huge protest, whether they will succeed to change that ruling elite in iran. we don't know yet. but now we have two kind of protests. the opposition of the government who are saying we don't want to be involved in lebanon, we don't want to be involved in palestine, we don't want to be involved in syria, we want to concentrate on iran itself. but you also have a counter protest, which is supporting the government. this is the problem. now, are we going to see clashes between the two sides, and

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of eighty six billion euros expires in august. the us administration in washington has blamed north korea for the wanted. iran somewhere attack that infected hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide hospitals trains and car makers were affected by the attack as well as spain's telefonica and the russian interior ministry hackers demanded a ransom payable in the crypto currency bitcoin to release locked databases. amazon has only thirteen brick and mortar bookstores in the united states but it's already planning to roll them out internationally german media reports that the head of amazon germany says amazon street stores are slated for global expansion and germany is one of the countries that will participate in the rollout. the company behind humphrey bogart for dora in casa blanca and harrison ford's headgear in the indiana jones movies is bankrupt union officials say a court has thrown out a rescue plan for the italian hatmaker borsellino and put the company into administration and investment fund took control of the struggling hunter two years ago but its efforts to save the company have failed. ek is

nations general assembly has passed more resolutions against the democratic state of israel that it has against north korea and iran and syria combined so that you know it is a bubbling cauldron of hatred and anti democracy. the confidence and the fiance system is collapsing and there is no turning back this is the collapse of the nation state and the central bank and the fractional reserve money system big coing is to banks what the printing press was to the catholic church it collapsed it in many ways this is the end of this era this is the new beginning this is about everyone having autonomy and sovereignty with their own money. will get back to politicking taking a back burner to the political hoopla over passage of the g.o.p. tax reform package is president trump's recent on veiling of his administration's national security strategy summarized as an american first it received both a claim and criticism for what is considered a radical departure from tradition and from the policies of previous administrations let's start with robert siegel bryan he's the former u.s. representative to the u.n. general assembly d

of. the north and the so these dualisms are part of history. yemen the north south divide this time. iran calls on the hoodies and yemen's former president to unite. hello from doha round come all santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera also had. a lot of be careful of are you mr president i watch that donald trump is warned against tweeting about the f.b.i. rusher investigation and uneasy calm in honduras as people await the results of the disputed presidential elections plus. i'm john hendren on the detroit river in the only floating postal code in the united states. so i heard the rebels and yemen's edified a cruise missile towards the united arab emirates although denying that claim the fighting back after former president ali abdullah saleh called for talks with the saudi led coalition. to end the war. sollars calls amount to treason the former allies have been fighting coalition forces since march twenty fifth during charlotte bella's has the full story. a missile launching from yemen aimed dubbing nuclear reactor at least that's what who the fighters say is happening in

put us on the same shelf with north korea and iran and at the same time the. the u.s. president to address the issues of north korea and the remaining nuclear program together with us. are you. there on the subject are you ok it just looks weird it. just doesn't. make much sense. anyway but he policy unlike that of certain other countries you speak when you do. is not near-sighted we don't look at our immediate. we do our best to work with everybody on critical security issues we don't get offended we don't act arrogant we don't hold any grudges. when some people make certain decisions as far as north korea is concerned we you know our position we don't recognize north korea as a nuclear state we think that all the things happening there are counterproductive . i would like to repeat that basically there was an agreement between with the north with north korea that in two thousand and five that they will suspend their nuclear program and they've made certain commitments and everybody was happy we all agreed and signed this agreement then few months later the united states decided to go beyond this agree

mean we also had a war in iraq that was fueled by threats and weapons of mass destruction we have conflict with iran with kashmir and north korea right now look at this situation between north korea and. the united states this does not feel safe this is not felix piece of the biliteral rather nuclear weapons are fueling these conflicts and making the threat of war much more likely but let's use the case of north korea because we know some of these states got their nuclear weapons through secret means what happens if everyone gives up their nuclear weapons and yet someone doesn't they retain this capability who then is there to take them on how do you police your new nuclear free world where this huge amount of verification programs we see right now with the iran deal for example are very very strict verification programs they can really be able to control i don't think that is going to be the problem the promise going to get countries to want to disarm when we can get countries to want to disarm we are going to fix the technical side of this but right now we have a situation where a country like the united states or u.k.

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russia and china, and on the more immediate level from nuclear proliferation from the likes of iran and north korea and the continuing threat of international terrorism, so i think it looks so far like a very responsible statement of the president's position and i think it will be an important thing for him and in his first year in office which is pretty rare for recent presidents actually to get this statement written and out. trish: seems kind of basic right you need economic security in order to have military security, the two absolutely do go hand in hand but have you seen examples of administrations that didn't properly recognize that? >> sure, i think the obama administration is a case in point. you know, there's been a lot of criticism of trump that he's an isolationist. i just think the record doesn't bear that out nor does the statement and the realizes o haitianist was barack obama who consistently withdrew american power from key regions of the world, from east asia facing an expansion on china in places like the south china sea, allowing chaos to spread throughout the critical mid

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nations general assembly has passed more resolutions against the democratic state of israel that it has against north korea iran and syria combined so that you know it is a bubbling cauldron of hatred and anti democracy. president trump threatens to cut to aides to united nations members who votes against america's decision to recognize to root for them as israel's capital to these ideas is it dangerous to stay here it's ok thank you linda. correspondent reports on the rest in ramallah as palestinians declare another day of rage against donald trump jerusalem moon. social media giant facebook is accused of abusing its monopoly in germany and of inappropriate collection of user data. putin says foreign intelligence services are ramping up their activities in russia trying to interfere in the.

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of violence in the world." and i wanted to turn from north korea and iran to syria. was the day of the gas attack in syria, so we didn't get to talk about it very much. and i'm wondering your thoughts on what you think happened, and then the ensuing u.s. bombing that president trump would later talk about, saying he was having chocolate cake with the chinese president -- very, very good chocolate cake -- when they launched the tomahawk missiles into iraq, he said. and he was corrected by the interviewer -- right? who said it was actually syria. >> bunch of "ragheads." it's all about the same. but, well, there are some things we know for sure. there was a serious chemical weapons attack. nobody doubts that. it's plausible that it was the syrian government, which does raise some questions. it's not so obvious why the assad regime would have carried out a chemical warfare attack at a moment when it's pretty much winning the war, and the worst danger it faces is that a counterforce will enter to undermine its progress. so it does raise some questions. it also -- even tho

iran exactly where we are with north korea? is this effort, which in my opinion is simply a continuation of the efforts to end the iran deal, to reverse president obama's legacy? is it worth going to bed at night not just worried about north korea but iran? i would suggest that it's not. i don't want to go back to the pre-iran deal era when i became an expert on hardened bunkers and the weapons we use to penetrate hardened bunkers and if we had to go to war against iran to prevent a nuclear iran, the consequences would be as awful as if we went to war with north korea to prevent a north korea nuclear weaponized state. why would we do this and put at given deal that has depf comfort? eight, nine years from now, let's revisit this -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional minute. mr. himes: this deal is not a perfect deal. i don't know there are perfect deals. but i know for the next seven, eight, nine years, we won't have the worries. let's engage on that and figure out what comes from behind the iran deal and figure out other ways to address the behavior of iran with respect to terrorism and the

number of years and in the meantime north korea has stepped up their efforts to acquire nuclear weapons it's not just the prospect of war in north korea and the u.s. threatening to pull out of the iran nuclear deal there's also the prospect of a new arms race president trump has made it clear he wants to modernize his nuclear arsenal james al-jazeera at the united nations and you can watch the nobel peace prize award ceremony live at twelve hours g.m.t. here on al-jazeera that's five hours from now and later at sixteen hours g.m.t. we'll have an exclusive interview with the director of i can be interested in. the universal declaration on human rights was signed sixty nine years ago but the u.n. says the document is increasingly being forgotten or willfully ignored the war in syria is now in its sixth year all sides in the conflict have been accused of targeting civilians with indiscriminate attacks in yemen activists say who the rebels and the saudi led coalition fighting them are responsible for many violations including extra judicial killings arbitrary detention and torture the running a crisis in myanmar escalated in august of this year more than six hundred thousand refugees es

foreign policy is not in a good shape and he spent a lot of time talking about iran also spent a lot of time talking about. north korea and he keeps speaking about the iran nuclear deal as if it's something that he just singlehandedly can read even though it's between multiple countries so having said that. why would a country like north korea be open to having talks with the u.s. if it doesn't seem that donald trump is intends to keep the u.s. his word. they shouldn't and i hope some north koreans that are watching your program please don't do it you don't do that a president rouhani few weeks ago was speaking at the ranch fundament and said the country is in the stage and he was meaning north korea should be crazy to negotiate with the united states given what the u.s. did to you in the nuclear agreement. so this is a lesson to other people internationally that whatever agreement you have with the united states it may disappear when there is a new election in the us and the next the new person comes in and with trump i think he changes his mind so many times whatever he decides to do may not last. may not last

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then there is the rogue states of iran and north korea in a separate group and then the third group is the threat from jihadis, islamic terror, from that group. he identifies this theory of america first, project our industry and increase influence abroad would be a better way to tackle these three major challenges. what do you think? >> yeah, that's right. the view from the trump administration is that power is something that america needs to be consolidating. the challengers you mentioned, china and russia. i went back and looked at the george w. bush national security strategy and there was this idea at the beginning of the century that china and russia were possible partners in sort of -- they were emerging and that the bush administration was hopeful they could sort of be brought into a more peaceful freedom-loving global community. that hasn't happened. that has changed. you also heard this in some of the remarks you had from that statement earlier that i think were definitely a shot at the obama administration. and their effort to sort of bring iran into the community of nations

and, yes, they've identified the regional threats of north korea to regional stability along witç iran take -- let's try to break out some of the differences on specific policies or regions where, other than the rhetoric, where the policies have changed from the obama era. and i want to push back at you a little bit, because as i think about how they've approached russia, for example, i haven't seen a really big difference with obama on, say, syria, for example, a big change. now, they're just recently changed and they're going to send lethal weapons, at least moderate lethal weapons to ukraine which is a change, but where's been the other policy shifts from russia? >> no. what -- the issues with russia have been largely rhetoric, and enunciation of a changeç in policy with very little implementation, in my judgment. and when you point to syria, the real issue in syria is less russia, it's more iran. iran is dominating syria. they have now established a land bridge that the institute for the study of war forecasted they would do -- paul: i remember. >> -- between iraq, going through i

nations general assembly has passed more resolutions against the democratic state of israel that it has against north korea and iran and syria combined so that you know it is a bubbling cauldron of hatred and anti-democracy. greetings and so you take it's hard watchers i must confess i am a very very lucky man and i get to sit behind this desk with tabitha wallace and sean stone five days a week and deliver to you the various important news stories that i hope will inform entertain and ultimately inspire you to always think for yourself question more fight for those who cannot fight and always know that what is certain today might not work tomorrow i'm able to live that dream because of the good work of journalists operating around the world and sometimes the most hellish of conditions so now with our you're winding down i'd like to take a moment to acknowledge all the hard worker reporters from different countries and cultures around the world that are imprisoned unjustly or have sacrificed their lives for the story. sixty five media workers were killed on the job in two thousand and seventeen with forty two kille

business with north korea. >> we are nowhere near, iran sanctions, and chinese banks, to aid north korea, and punished very severely for the iran sanctions program, and gone the furthest ofny presidential administration target and nationals and companies, for additional banks and held back the sanctions issues they put forward. they need to unleash the power of the treasury department to go after pyongyang and beijing. >> response to that, they lose the cooperation what they are promising. you have to make a judgment when the chinese are leading you want to string you along like some people think they have been for years and when you get cooperation. >> the chinese have been leading us on for a decade. at some point we have to smarten up and realize the chinese are always going to nibble around the edges and make a big deal about closing this bridge or targeting these north koreans, they will never go after their own nationals unless authorized to do so in the united states is the only one with the authority to force them to do that. paul: some have suggested including gus about redeploying tactical nuclear weapons to the peninsula in the south not because we want to use

business with north korea. >> we are nowhere near, iran sanctions, and chinese banks, to aid north korea, and punished very severely for the iran sanctions program, and gone the furthest ofl administration target and nationals and companies, for additional banks and held back the sanctions issues they put forward. they need to unleash the power of the treasury department to go after pyongyang and beijing. >> response to that, they lose the cooperation what they are promising. you have to make a judgment when the chinese are leading you want to string you along like some people think they have been for years and when you get cooperation. >> the chinese have been leading us on for a decade. at some point we have to smarten up and realize the chinese are always going to nibble around the edges and make a big deal about closing this bridge or targeting these north koreans, they will never go after their own nationals unless authorized to do so in the united states is the only one with the authority to force them to do that. paul: some have suggested including gus about redeploying tactical nuclear weapons to the peninsula in the south not because we want to use them but as a

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number of years and in the meantime north korea has stepped up their efforts to acquire nuclear weapons it's not just the prospect of war in north korea and the u.s. threatening to pull out of the iran nuclear deal there's also the prospect of a new arms race president trump has made it clear he wants to modernize his nuclear arsenal james pays al-jazeera at the united nations. and you can catch the nobel peace prize award ceremony live here on al-jazeera at twelve hours g.m.t. that's four hours from now and later at sixteen hours g.m.t. he will have an exclusive interview with the director of i can be interested in. more now on the fallout from the u.s. decision to recognize to the capital of israel as we were mentioning today there have been days of worldwide protests and response let's take it to correspondents in a holder who joins us live this hour from beirut she's at a demonstration close to the u.s. embassy says in give us a sense of how strong the feelings are there. but there is a lot of anger there's a lot of defiance as you can see behind me several hundred people have been gathering here since the early hours of the morning what they're chanting is palestine forgive us