he said the prince, and that's the demonic being who controlled persia, the persian empire, stopped it, hindered it because of all the demonic powers but michael finally got through. now remember these demons never die and persia changed it's name to iran in 1935, and rexella is going to read some headlines and you'll wonder why this is the crowd that's causing all the trouble in egypt and syria and everywhere else because the prince of persia is the territorial demon and is still in control. all demons are in control of cities and towns and this one controlled iran. we're going to go to iran right now. right now, yes. wow, alright. and one of the most powerful leaders in iran is, of course you'll see who it is, spokesman says iran's president will return with hidden imam. now that is the ahmadinejad who made that statement. again, iran preparing mahdi's, special forces persecution of christians soars in iran. iran opposes israeli-palestinian peace talks. iran's president warned: fighting israel a top priority and iran seen speeding bomb capabilities, raising concerns. and bennett told

it comes from the guitar family in persia. it's the ancestor of the lute and the guitar family. oud is actually the most prominent instrument in arabic music, and it's as valuable as the piano for the western composer or performer. as far as i'm concerned, this is one of the greatest instruments in the world. it's very dear to me. ♪ her cheeks were like the lily white ♪ ♪ that bloom in yonder valley, oh. ♪ (narrator) the human voice is perhaps the most flexible of all instruments. [singing traditional japanese music] [choir singing] the great variety of vocal timbres found around the world are reflected both in how singers render individual pitches and how they place their voices. ♪ i know i've been changed. (lausevic) there are so many elements that create a particular type of sound that are much more variable than when you're plucking an instrument or playing an instrument in which you have an expected sound. there is some aspect of the voice that is unique to each person. [singing doleful melody] when you're talking about vocal timbre, you need to think about whether the soun

well despite a ban on shipping parts some of the most popular persia and row models are still made in iran and the country produces its own cars based on french designs sanctions prohibit official business between the u.s. and iran but american companies such as general motors are already said to be moving in to secure their positions jenna's george mulgrew no he believes the u.s. is just waiting for the right time. i think already there of been. secret contacts between us for and iranian counterparts in order to to prepare or to anticipate a political deal between iran and the united states mainly these contacts of kurds in the automobile sector and fortunately for us in france we are the brother the last one in europe tried to to to go to iran because for the last the last years france was extremely active in the fighting against iran from is exerting a lot of pressure you know for the last twenty years the us where outside from iran and the the french businessmen i do quite a good position in iran to pose or know in the automobile sector and now they're afraid that these all these

despite a ban on shipping parts some of the most popular persia models are still made in iran and the country produces its own cars based on french designs despite official business not being allowed between the u.s. and iran until sanctions are lifted american companies such as general motors are already said to be moving in to secure their positions and juries georges malbrunot all believes the u.s. is just waiting for the right time. i think already there of been. secret contacts between u.s. firms and iranian counterparts in order to to prepare or to anticipate a political deal between iran and the united states mainly these contacts of kurds in the automobile sector and fortunately for us in france we are the brother the last one in europe to try to to to go to iran because for the last the last years france was extremely active in the fighting against iran from and is exerting a lot of pressure you know for the last twenty years the us where outside from iran and the the french businessmen i do quite good position in iran to. know in the autumn automobile sector and now they're

despite a ban on shipping parts some of the most popular persia and row models are still made in iran and the country produces its own cars based on french designs sanctions prohibit official business between the u.s. and iran but american companies such as general motors are already said to be moving in to secure their positions journalist george bruno believes the u.s. is just waiting for the right time. i think already there of been. secret contacts between us for and iranian counterparts in order to talk. to and dissipate a political deal between iran and the united states mainly these contacts. in the automobile sector and fortunately for us in france we are the brother the last one in europe to who tried to to to go to iran because for the last the last years france was extremely active in the fighting against iran france was exerting a lot of pressures you know for the last twenty years the us where outside the the french businessmen i do quite good position around the bush or know in the automobile sector and now they're afraid that these all these years of the force will be c

despite that ban on shipping parts some of the most popular persia and read old models are still made in iran the country produces its own cars again based mainly on french designs of course no official business is allowed between the u.s. and iran until sanctions are lifted but american companies like car maker general motors are already said to be moving in to secure their positions as well as george malveaux no from france as the figure a newspaper he's closely been following the industry there he told me he believes the u.s. is preparing the ground to take over iran's markets when the time's right. i think already there of been. secret contacts between u.s. firms and iranian counterparts in order to to prepare or to anticipate a political deal between iran and the united states mainly these contacts of kurds in the automobile sector and fortunately for us in france we are the brothers are the last one in europe to who tried to to to go to iran because for the last the last years france was extremely active in the in the fighting against iran from was exerting a lot of pressures yo

and despite a ban on shipping parts some of the most popular persia and render models are still made in iran and the country produces its own cars based on french designs no official business though is of course possible between the u.s. and iran until sanctions are lifted but american companies like auto maker general motors have already reportedly moving in to secure their positions as opposed to george melbourne no he's a journalist for the french to figure out a newspaper he's been closely following the industry he believes the u.s. is preparing the ground to take over iran's markets. i think already there of been . secret contacts between us for ns and iranian counterparts in order to talk. to and dissipate a political deal between iran and the united states mainly these contacts. in the automobile sector and fortunately for us in france we are the brother the last one even tried to to to go to iran because for the last the last years france was extremely active in the in the fighting against the iran from is exerting a lot of pressure you know for the last twenty years the u.s.

. >> a bit of a fashion faux pas, talking to bbc persia about the relative lack of freedom in iran andsaid that if iranians were really free, they would listen to western music and wear jeans, voting democratically in free elections. iranians can wear jeans and they do. they were not shy about reminding him with all of these xers. even a little picture of him with his grandson wearing jeans. >> i want to thank our panel and thank you for joining us here for the debate. . .  ♪

comes up and starts talking haven't seen you in a long time i think is so rude and drives me crazy persia most look up to. oh my gosh i don't know what i don't know ask all these questions all right bobby my boyfriend i do admire him i admire him greatly most surprising thing people don't know about you. i think. i'm fairly domesticity really yeah you know wild i don't think i was while i mean i think i have that side but i think i'm actually kind of shy and i really like people coming over and like making food for them and having my friends over most strong you've ever worked on. i just finished a movie two nights ago literally two nights ago called staten island summer if they're going to call it lorne michaels produced and saw the current live people hands down the most fun i've had on a set in a very long time curb your enthusiasm was a fun set to use it once comedians you play it i played it i played the his siddig do for work that the cleaners the whore you are that girl i was in a hole in the sheet yeah that was me i like larry. you know you was so different it would be with the la

from the persia perspective of the people being attacked they want to stop being bombed. it's important to americans and western ers and we as sit citizens should know what is going on. from the respect of the people that are being attacked, it's not so much about counting up the dead it's stopping the bombing and not requiring them to live in these conditions and be the rubble of war. >> appreciate you for being with us. >> we'll continue with more of "america tonight" after a break. >> every morning from 6 to 10am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day, 6am to 10 eastern with al jazeera america. >>> a weak picture on the jobs front. >> unemployment dropped to 7 7t 7.2%. investigators say it was a lone 12-year-old shotter. shoo shoot. he turned the gun on himself. his name is not being released. >> camden new jersey was once a bustling industrial city and now most of the factories are gone and the residents who were forced to stay are struggli

the tiny city-states of greece were threatened by persia, one of the greatest powers of the ancient world. twice ey inved. in 490 b.c., the persians were repelled. in 480 b.c., the persians reached athens, sacking the city and reducing the acpolis to rns. greeks from rival city-states banded together for the first time defeaeirenem a all odd. aeschylus pressed the athenians' fervor: "sons of the greeks, go forward and set free your father's country. now is the one battle for everything." the united greeks were triumphant. herodotus captured their spirit: "freedom-- you have never tried to know how sweet it is. if you had, you would urge us to fight for it, not only with our spears but even with our hatchets." his own actions could alter the world around him. man took his place as preeminent in the world order. on the island of aegina near athens, this new idea of humanism can be seen just as it was emerging, at the temple of aphaia. the pediments show scenes of the trojan war. the west pediment was sculpted about 500 b.c., just before the persians' assault. a fierce battle is being fought

from the persia perspective of the people being attacked they want to stop being bombed.t's important to americans and western ers and we as sit citizens should know what is going on. from the respect of the people that are being attacked, it's not so much about counting up the dead it's stopping the bombing and not requiring them to live in these conditions and be the rubble of war. >> appreciate you for being with us. >> we'll continue with more of "america tonight" after a break. this is the 900-page document we call obamacare. my staff has read the entire thing. can congress say the same? millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >>> a weak picture on the jobs front. >> unemployment dropped to 7 7t 7.2%. investigators say it was a lone 12-year-old shotter. shoo shoot. he turned the gun on himself. his name is not being released. >> camden new jersey was once a bust

both sides trying to persia message to the public. where is progress on get thing solved? john howard, are you there? where's the progress? >> i didn't know you were talking to me. there isn't any progress. he was walking down the street seeing if he could find some. you know, what the president was doing was trying to do a little plain folks thing. walk out, buy sandwiches, let people see him, but not behind a podium. and visit a sandwich shop where they are offering discounts for laid off federal workers. the would sides are still locked in at this point. they may be locked in as we get close to october 17. and what the president said was, yes, i am going to negotiate on budget deal with you but not during this crisis. here is what he had to say. >> when it comes to negotiations, i said i am happy to have negotiations with the republicans and speaker boehner. a on a whole range of issues. but we can't do it with a gun held to the head of the american people. >> what's happening in the meantime is the house is pushing measures to selectively fund parts of the government,

someone is paid to persia button. i thought about that one. sign me up.hat do you think about the whole situation? we hit the streets of new york to find out. >> if we came to stand still about what we do every day we would probably be fired. >> aren't they the ones that decided the practical workers weren't going to get paid and then they still get paid? >> we don't like having to do their job now but it is part of their job. to cut their paycheck -- and they con on go to work doesn't make much sense. >> nobody else is getting any money, they shouldn't get any money either. >> bottom line is a lot of these congressmen and women are putting out photos of themselves answering their own phone. just -- somehow getting through this. larry says it is time for lawmakers to grow a pair, which by the way, is the name of his runaway bestselling new book. i tell you. i was listening to this with what they are going through. i always learn something new. the elevator button pusher, i had no idea -- we pay a guy to do that. we have lots of guys like that. i don't kno

so let's talk about persia. it's going to tap the chinese. the stock is down nearly 10%. dassault systemes, it's down 6.83%. michael page is down. it's named a new acting cfo. take a look at the bull markets. it's columbus day in the u.s. yield slightly low in spain. on the currency market, the dollar is a little bit weaker. safe haven flows. japan is closed. euro dollar, 1.356. know big news this morning. we did actually get quite a bit jump in our exports in china reaching a record 4 million tons. the pound below 160 against the dollar. let's get more on the asian markets. we have all of the details out of singapore. sixuan. investors are eyeing the all important gdp number, china gained traction. the shanghai gained traction. all is quiet in japan and hong kong, both out for public holidays. south korea's kospi ended lower by a modest .2%. nuclear stock falling on reports that the country's energy industry will cult the weight of nuclear power. the s&p/asx 200 ended down. now for some top movers. china's car makers shifted into high gear on a 21% jump in september sale