in central tehran where we've heard from the newly appointed head of the courts force of the revolutionary guard brigadier general as any who replaced us him so the money after his assassination he was appointed by the supreme leader less than 24 hours after so that money was killed in iraq and we were just also now hearing from the head of the revolutionary guard that major general salim e who's been speaking about what he remembers and what he knew of him saw the money it's a sense of a 40 day period coming to an end of mourning period that's coming to an end at the head of that let's force also read parts of the last will and testament of a money in the highlights of that was really the take away from the money that he was committed to the factory that is the system that was established in iran after the 1979 revolution led by khomeini here and he stressed the importance of the revolutionary guard and the armed forces in protecting that ideology and we've also been hearing from the head of the revolutionary guard who says that his kind of character that so the money was is very hard to explai

general so the money said that in his will he believed it is now up to the armed forces and the revolutionary guards to protect the nation and guard its ideologies that was founded by the late a mob khomeini who overthrew the shah in 1979 we also heard from the head of the revolutionary guard major general salami who also expressed his sadness and grief over the assassination of us all the money but he also said that this is not the end of the ideology of the revolutionary guard the death of saudi money does not mean the death of the ideologies of this man and what he stood for some only salame he also stressed that the united states and israel should be really on guard because if they make the smallest mistake iran will not hesitate to respond and strike their interests in the region this is a rhetoric we've heard over and over again and at the commemoration of the 40th day of so the money's assassination we see this kind of rhetoric continuing from the revolutionary guard this event is being seen as something that has really changed the history of not only iran but in this region many say that the

stop demonstrators coming out again at the start of the year they're chanting away with the revolutionary guard leave our country in peace. we are prisoners in this country where imprisoned god save us anyone who can please save our children i have small children please rescue them from this country. you know the protests were again brutally put down people no longer dead to give interviews this message was sent to us by phone the secret police here have an extremely effective system after the protests they look at photos and mobile phone videos to identify everyone who was there and they arrest them. right now while you want to protest against islamic republic it's means that you have to risk your life while because you're not sure if you take to destry don't you going to get back home you're not sure if you going to get injured you going to get killed or are you going to get into prison or you will be disappear. matthioli an agenda gives a voice to many in iran she was invited to the world economic forum in davos switzerland to speak about human rights in her homeland iran's foreign minister

so while the diplomat the revolutionary guard was called deeper into areas of the region. and has been very clearly he will not be fooled again. those are his words not by the fooled of the smiles of the iranian diplomats anymore. i think he wants the status quo to some extent and doesn't want iran to gain too much more and also worries about president trump not being enough of an ally that he will not go to bat for the saudi's. will not necessarily come to iran. so they need to hedge their bets between the saudi's and iranians i don't see i think that now with qassem soleimani it will require real change in behavior of the authorities in iran. >> another big change i saw an article in washington post maybe five or six years ago in saudi arabia they said the same interest as we have. with the saudi royal family. so israel is not the threat that it was before it only saw egypt as the peace accord but you have other arab states to see israel as a counterbalance that is consistent with their own interest is a change. >> it is a big change it explains why they did not forceful

will be delivering a speech we also know that the newly appointed head of the force of the revolutionary guards who replaced the late us and so many will also be reading the late generals last will and testament we expect to hear what the money wanted to happen post his death we expect a large number of high ranking officials to attend this some a ceremony to commemorate the 40 days of mourning that have been taking place across iran and this is an event that will see an end to this morning period but certainly not an end to how iran is has said they will respond to this assassination carried out by the united states we heard from the supreme leader following day assassination at a very. scheduled friday prayer service the supreme leader himself delivered a sermon in both farsi and arabic to highlight the importance of so the money within not only just their own but also within the system that is established an islamic republic since $979.00 so today this evening at this ceremony we're expecting to find out what will be read from his will and also what the head of the revolutionary guard will h

hold on the parliament the fox news agency says candidates affiliated with iran's hard line revolutionary guards leading in the capital tehran many voters chose to boycott the election after the council's guardian countries county and guardian council rubber large numbers of moderate and reformist candidates from running official results are expected later today. and joining us now from tehran is reported to raise a trump to raise all floridians have posed a high voter turnout but that's not what people on the ground have been saying what can you tell us. well i spent the day yesterday in several polling stations all across to iran and they were all not very busy at least if you compare it to the previous election where many iranians were still queuing outside the polling stations to cast their vote even late at night but many iranians told me they feel it doesn't make a difference whether they participate or not in this election because none of the candidates offer any credible solutions to the country hands and election officials have now said they will not publish grade for every single regio

have that conflict in the middle east qassem soleimani was in the center of that so when the revolutionary guard to mastermind the activity over two decades one out of six us military deaths in iraq from the ied's that were so emblematic of the war on terror. this was his work he was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of american soldiers and countless innocent civilian civilians. it was he was an ongoing threat they fired more than 30 rockets killing one american yscontractor and for us troops injured. four days later storming the us embassy in baghdad after a two day siege before throwing. but general qassem soleimani was not just based on the recentim attacks or on his long reign of terror in the middle east. the president authorized the strike because there was credible intelligence that qassem soleimani was planningin imminent attacks against us interests. that was the conclusion out of the president but of the us intelligence community and nonpartisan experts like the cia director and the chairman of the joint chiefs. and that was in response to this conclusion from the intelligence co

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flight pilot trying to land the pilot reports he saw both a missile and an explosion iran's revolutionary guard admitted it had shot down the aircraft killing all $176.00 on board of the denying it for days to iran now says it will no longer share information with ukraine on the investigation as a result of this leak that iran has accused ukrainian experts of leaking the recordings to local media listening to some of that recording. and. i. think. you know. on the. wrong he says the league recording reveals contradictions in the iranian leadership version of the incident the narrative coming out of the front has been that it was the revolutionary guard that shut down the aircraft with a missile and it took them 3 days to investigate and then inform the government but this conversation between air traffic control and this domestic airline pilot shows that someone within the civil aviation authority must have known and if they didn't know why wasn't the government informed or if the simulation authority heads didn't know why was the information fed up the chain of command i saw it puts the ring i

the narrative coming out of the front has been that it was the revolutionary guard that shut down the aircraft with a missile and it took them 3 days to investigate and then informed the government but this conversation between air traffic control and this domestic airline pilot shows that someone within the civil aviation authority must have known and if they didn't know why wasn't the government informed or if the simulation authority heads didn't know why was it that information fed up the chain of command so it puts the ring in government in a very difficult position because they've put out a narrative that they didn't know that the government didn't know it was the military that knew and it took them 3 days to come out with the information but this ordeal says otherwise. still ahead on al-jazeera the u.k. prime minister and the e.u. announce competing visions for their future relationship to break plus. i'm alan fischer in iowa where they're about to cast the 1st votes in the 2020 u.s. presidential election campaign it's not fox because it's important it's important because it sp

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don't even have the money to pay their civil servants the teachers workers the military the revolutionary guard they no longer have the money or the of those years. or made nouri pause as the time has come for europe to stand by its values. trump had the drug war in iraq not to kill it some people and he's right even if it's not that credible given that he's banned iranians from entering the us i wish that europe would issue statements like this with their credibility and lob with it the session took place behind closed doors afterwards we were told that the meeting may have ended but the talks will continue. in iran smart phones have become an essential tool for protest as in fact many of us can no longer imagine life without our on the go access to emails streaming apps and messaging there are an estimated 3200000000 smartphone users worldwide and last year alone uses downloaded around 204000000000 apps. most at providers whether those behind games shopping or social media wraps primarily interested in downloads advertising and of course profits. but there are app developers with another aim

let's quickly move on to the case of qasem soleimani, the revolutionary guard commander of the quds forcesrgeted in a us drone strike — many call it an assassination. you weighed in on that, you said that, as far as you could see, it did not measure up to any legal act under international law, in direct opposition to the position taken by donald trump's white house and administration. you have to be careful with your political capital and the way you spend it. do you think it was wise for you to get involved in that? yes, absolutely. look, i think the targeted killing of general soleimani has breached many international norms that are at the heart of the un system, that are at the heart of the un charter. the un charter was predicated on the notion that we should do all we can to prevent armed conflict and that the use of force should be very much narrowed down to very few scenarios. the targeted killing of mr soleimani completely swept away the standard related to extraterritorial use of force by a state. it targeted the state officials, while in the past it was mostly nonstate actors or

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so we're talking about the hardliners affiliated with the revolutionary guards who have seized the parliamentection. they may blame it on a coronavirus, this lack of turnout. but the news of the coronavirus has com pletely but the news of the coronavirus has completely overshadowed the election is now anyway. thank you very much for coming in to us. the british boxer, tyson fury, has won the wbc world heavyweight title, overwhelming the american, deontay wilder, in devastating style. fury twice knocked his opponent to the floor, before wilder threw in the towel in the seventh round. it's a remarkable comeback for the boxer, who's suffered problems with drink, drugs and depression. as a young boxer tyson fury trained atjimmy egan's boxing academy at wythenshawe in manchester. 0ur correspondent fiona trott is there. not many clubs can say that they have trained a two—time heavyweight champion of the world. but this is where it started for tyson fury, here in wythenshawe. 1a years old, six feet four, weighing 1a stone. they took one look at him and knew that he was going to be a champion. i trai

shortly after that a ukrainian passenger plane was accidentally shot down into iran by the revolutionary guard 176 people were killed in that tragedy a president to ruin himself described it as an unforgivable mistake or to get some insight into all this we've got to the university of drums professor sayed mohammed marandi as well as american mideast coalition for democracy chairman john hagee and scott ritter who's a former u.s. marine intelligence officer thanks for joining us all gentlemen great to have you on the program today but right if i can perhaps start with you it's been 41 years obviously since the islamic revolution the country though is pretty far from stable isn't it we've got protests within we've got some pretty tough relations with america and the e.u. outside as well what would have been the biggest factor is the thing that have led to this situation. well the region is unstable but i think by far iran is the most stable state in the region largely iran has been able to stand firm despite u.s. sanctions despite the fact that the united states is trying to strangle the irania

iran defies western sanctions and has displayed a new missile for the revolutionary guard. has hadllistic missile its range increased by 200 kilometers. ctv says the fuselage is made up said the fuselage is made of recycled materials. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. haidi: going back to our top story on the coronavirus, hong kong says the number of people entering from mainland china fell after a 14 day quarantine period was introduced. let's go over to this reporter. can we say how effective the quarantine measures have been? yvonne: the government is saying things are running smoothly. of arrivals from the mainland dropped significantly by 75% at the three checkpoints that remain open including the -macau bridge kong and shenzhen bay port. 119 people have been quarantined, most of which are hong kong residents. they will be using mobile phone apps to monitor the real-time locations of those being quarantined. the government say

flight pilot trying to land a pilot reports who saw both a missile and an explosion iran's revolutionary guard admitted it had shot down the aircraft killing all $176.00 on board after denying it for days there are now says he'll no longer share information with ukraine on the investigation as a result of the leak the u.n. plane has left yemen's capital becoming the 1st humanitarian flights out of sunshine years around 30 patients are being sent for treatment to egypt and jordan the rebels control sana coalition they are fighting controls the air space the nearly 5 year conflict has pushed yemen's health system close to collapse british prime minister boris johnson has outlined the u.k.'s negotiating position with the european union the u.k. is the left the block and has until the end of the year to agree to a long term deal with the e.u. johnson says he wants a free trade agreement but not only costs e.u. is warning the u.k. will have to abide by its regulations. the question. is whether we agree a trading relationship with the e.u. comparable to canada's or more like or strangers and i have

very difficult position because the narrative coming out of the front has been that it was the revolutionary guard that shut down the aircraft with a missile and it took them 3 days to investigate and then inform the government but this conversation between air traffic control and this domestic airline pilot shows that someone within the civil aviation authority must have known and if they didn't know why wasn't the government informed or if the civil aviation authority heads didn't know why it was that information fed up the chain of command so it puts the ring in government in a very difficult position because they've put out a narrative that they didn't know that the government didn't know it was the military that knew and it took them 3 days to come out with the information but this ordeal says otherwise. well coming up on al-jazeera a years of conflict have left nearly half of the population relying on food assistance in south sudan look at how recent flooding has made the situation worse brussels the lance fair competition why london champions free traders both sets out in very different vis

and israel if they give it any reason to do so the head of the revolutionary guards made the statement during a ceremony marking the end of 40 days of mourning for the money large crowds marked the occasion remembering the former top iranian commander in iraq and in iraq with some demonstrators in the iraqi capital baghdad blocking the road near the airport where he was killed last month president trump ordered the killing claiming he posed an imminent threat. in iran the list of approved candidates allowed to run in next week's parliamentary elections is now being unveiled many moderate and reformist candidates have been disqualified the guardian council which oversees the approval is historically dominated by ultra conservatives as a big. reports now from tehran. 290 seats over 7000 candidates campaigning has officially started but the attention has not been on the candidate standing but those disqualified from taking part by iran's guardian council the constitutional body that oversees the parliamentary elections and claims that the disqualifications have been politically motivated

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majority in parliamentary elections the interior ministry says candidates affiliated to the revolutionary guards and leading in the capital tehran predictions indicate reformists have been beaten taking only 17 seats in the 290 strong parliament the conservatives are expected to take more than half of the seats friday's vote has been criticized as being stacked in favor of loyalists to supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. a palestinian man has been shot dead by israeli police in occupied east jerusalem officials said the man tried to attack buddha of offices with a knife at the lionsgate in the old city a woman was also injured when police shot at the man israel has increased security in jerusalem over the last few weeks off to us president us president unveiled his contentious middle east plan which the palestinian leader has rejected. the united nations envoy to libya says the fractious ceasefire talks between the warring sides are going in the right direction but for those living in the capital the conflict is still part of everyday life particularly for those living on the frontline and re

and israel if they give it any reason to do say the head of the revolutionary guards made the statement during a ceremony to mark the end of 40 days of mourning for. large crowds mark the occasion to remember the former top iranian commander in both iran and in iraq the some demonstrations in baghdad blocking the road near the airport where he was killed last month president trampled of the killing claiming he posed an imminent threat. lots more to come here at al-jazeera including my calls amounting in malawi for the country's top election official to step down. i am. how the storms are coming in again to northwest europe is a very obvious one here that will hit i stood pretty hard the next 12 hours bringing does it conditions and you can see from the color of the frequency of these arrows the winds are strong but a bit further north for a week ago however we got another little heart here coming in and that's heading towards the british isles and the rest of northwestern europe sometime during the weekend the winds aren't as strong in france and the cloud won't be as deep in the movie

majority in parliamentary elections the interior ministry says candidates affiliated to the revolutionary guards are leading in the capital tehran predictions indicate reformists have been beaten taking only 17 seats in the 290 strong parliament the conservatives are expected to take more than half of the seats friday's vote has been criticized as being stacked in favor of those loyal to supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei around $100.00 protesters have been arrested in kazakstan during a crackdown on anti-government demonstrations protesters gathered in the capital. and the country's largest city almaty that angry about districts in stifling dissent and stopping the creation of political parties opposition group leaders was arrested before the demonstrations could take place. rad lots of although. on friday one day before the protest they detained my husband they detained him illegally and didn't explain why he was being arrested didn't have any order or notification they literally rounded him up and took him away until 5 am his supporters were starting in front of the police station and want

domestic flight pilot trying to land a pilot reports he saw both a missile and an explosion iran's revolutionary guard admitted it shot down the aircraft killing all $176.00 on board after denying it for days now says it will no longer share information with ukraine on the investigation as a result of this leak he when planes left yemen's capital becoming the 1st humanitarian flights out of sana'a in the years around 30 patients are being sent for treatment to egypt and jordan although the rebels control sana'a the coalition fighting controls the airspace in a 5 year conflict has pushed yemen's health system close to collapse. rights workers in kazakstan say thousands of disabled children living in orphanages are facing abuse and neglect as post soviet era rules children with disabilities can be handed over to state institutions a birth. of a reports from marty some parents trying to win the practice. from buying medicine to groceries everything is a struggle on a wheelchair and winters are specially hard for maxim he finds it difficult to live on disability benefits with no access to work. from norma

. >>> candida is affiliated with iran's revolutionary guard appeared to have secured a majority in parliamentaryctions. voting started yesterday and early results show conservative hardliner candidates have captured 83 seats in city villages. the strong results are a blow to the more moderate politicians who have faced setbacks after the drawdown of the 2015 nuclear agreement with the u.s.>>> immigration rights advocates are praising the court ruling this week that aims to improve what many call inhumane conditions that holding facilities at the southern border. jonathan hunt explains what the judges decisions mean. >> this is one of the photographs used in evidence in this case, showing migrants being held in a u.s. customs and border detection processing facility in 2015. in conditions the migrants and advocacy groups call inhumane. district court judge david barry agreed, ruling that cdp cannot hold any migrant it attains longer than 48 hours, unless cbp provides conditions of confinement that meet basic human needs for sleeping in a bed with a blanket, a shower, food that meets acceptable di

yes it wasn't too long ago in early january when the iranian revolutionary guard shut down a passenger plane ukrainian airliner own plane with killing 176 people on board and the iranian authorities deny that they had any involvement in that incident for 3 days before they finally fessed up and said that it was an accident a tragic accident so ring ins are very very skeptical when it comes to official government lines but they are seriously concerned about this because it's a health issue now its public safety issue is not just one incident that has taken place we know that the neighboring countries are taking precautions they've closed all the land borders turkish airlines has seized flights in and out of iran iraq and qatar has imposed certain restrictions as well for people traveling from iran to qatar there is a sense here that the authorities are not being as transparent as they should be when i've spoken to a journalist in the city of calm at the epicenter of this outbreak he told me that there is a sense that this is a very very dire situation there that there isn't enough medic

very difficult position because the narrative coming out of the front has been that it was the revolutionary guard that shut down the aircraft with the missile and it took them 3 days to investigate and then the government but this conversation between air traffic control and this domestic airline pilot shows that someone within the civil aviation authority must have known and if they didn't know why wasn't the government informed or if the civil aviation authority heads didn't know why was that information fed up the chain of command so it puts the ring in government in a very difficult position because they've put out a narrative that they didn't know that the government didn't know it was the military that knew and it took them 3 days to come out with the information but this order says otherwise. the airport in yemen's capital sanaa is partially reopening to allow humanitarian flights out of the country it's been closed to commercial planes since 2016 the united nations is expected to supervise the patient transfers and flights although the hutu rebels control sanaa the coalition they are figh

off with the decision by the united states to assassinate qassim soleimani, the head of the revolutionary guardss of iran. and just up the road you will be delighted to know, in rutland, the first flight of evacuees american evacuees from wuhan china has arrived and is being quarantined at west used to be Ãband what used to be norton air force base. if any of you are concerned about coronavirus, just know that as you drive back to la you will be in the hot zone. don't worry about that too much. let me kickoff with you robin. let's talk a little bit about qassim soleimani and Ãbnot just qassim soleimani but the shootdown of that ukrainian jetliner. how do you see this playing out throughout the year? was this a touchstone event or is it going to be an inflection point? give us a sense of what the next year with iran could bring? >> thanks very much. first of all, for the last 40 years iran has tried to pressure the united states forced its troops to leave, diminish its influence through the use of proxies.it always had plausible deniability. i lived in beirut for many years and i can still hear t

majority in parliamentary elections the interior ministry says candidates affiliated to the revolutionary guards a leading in the capital tehran predictions indicate reformists have been taking only 17 and seats in the 290 strong parliament the conservatives are expected to take more than half of the seats a palestinian man has been shot dead by israeli police in occupied east jerusalem officials said the man tried to attack border officials with a knife at the lionsgate in the old city those are the top stories stay with us our desire world continues next. as a weapon of war leaves a very deep a scar. scar so room that the victims and women can barely talk about. the only witnesses who can help bring about justice. just 0 tolerance human rights campaign is a maybe investigation right since the 2000. unspeakable crime on al-jazeera. before the libyan revolution in 2011 visit more the rallies were really popular here it was suspended by the violence and the conflict but have now made a comeback. in 2018. lead a group of drivers from his hometown of sermon in the north along the 600 kilometers all

he was commander-in-chief of iran's revolutionary guards.oking for excuse to burn tel aviv to the ground and accused israel of helping the assassination of soleimani. your reaction to that? >> ultimately i believe the mullah's name is not the united states but israel. all based on that weird theology they believe n a quick data point for our viewers. distance from the western launch points from iran to tel aviv is 982 miles. their last missile developed with nuclear weapons had a range of 1100 miles. do the math? who are the iranians focused on, israel. not the united states. again miscalculation. wars are started by miscalculation and nothing could be worse than the iranians misreading the intent of the united states. liz: it is a great point you just made. news many coming in as well, general. the u.s. warship normandy intercepted and seized iranian weapons in the arabian sea surface-to-air missiles and anti-tank weapons. reportedly possibly heading to the houthi rebels in yemen. your reaction to this story? >> there it is. you proved the

argued that donald trump helped to build a corrupt organization of oligarchs tied to iran's revolutionary guarde. what might a democratic president do with this new, potentially accepted political tool and that fishy-sounding news? don't forget the conversation he was asking ukraine to conduct, what he said that ukraine was behind the 2016 is election and not russia. something the campaign has called a debunked conspiracy theory. blather from the internet is not unfamiliar to the far right. that is also a precedent. something the nation has learned of the disruption of these norms is how much behavior of our leaders depends upon the honor system. and now our nation gives this president and all future presidents these new political tools. they're on the honor system not to use them. that, of course, requires that they all have a sense of honor. >>> thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. tune in to the coverage of the iowa caucuses tomorrow starting at 4:00 p.m. "fareed zakaria gps" is next. while an optimal melatonin level helps you nod off naturally with no next-day grogginess. zzzqui

and israel if given any reason the head of the revolutionary guard issued the warning during ceremonies in iran and iraq at the end of 40 days of mourning for. iraqi demonstrators blocks the road near baghdad airport where he was killed in a u.s. missile strike last month the u.s. president says silly money posed an imminent threat to americans in the middle east . another rocket attack has targeted an airbase in northern iraq where u.s. troops are stationed there no reports of casualties in curricle province a previous attack on the same base in december killed a u.s. contractor triggering the chain of events that led to some somalis assassination and cause regional tensions to soar. to syria now where state television says several missiles have been downed over a damascus the capital loud explosions reportedly show the capital shortly before midnight and flew from the southwest over the israeli occupied golan heights meanwhile the united nations says more than 800000 syrians have fled their homes in italy province the last remaining rebel held area since december the 1st the vast majo

involved in the plane's downing for three days following the crash before conceding the iranian revolutionary guards accidentally launched a missile atat the boeing g 737 jet. tehran has said they are halting cooperation with kiev following the release of the leaked exchange b by ukrainian media on sunday. in syria, turkish warplanes launched airstrikes against syrian regime troops after at least six turkish soldiers were killed by artillery strikes. the turkish airstrikes represent a major escalation of the battle in the northwestern syrian province of idlib, where a russian-backed syrian regime offensive has already sent nearly three quarters of a million syrian c civilians fleeg towardrd the turkish border. prisoners at a maxim -- maximum security prison in shirley, massachusetts, say guards have beaten and tasered them, as well as withheld food and denied them access to lawyers over recent weeks as retaliation for an attack on correctional officers last month. a lawyer who interviewed prisoners at the souza-baranowski correctional center says several had to be hospitalized because of the severit

majority in parliamentary elections the interior ministry says candidates affiliated to the revolutionary guards are leading in the capital tehran predictions indicate reformists will take only 17 seats in the $290.00 strong parliament while conservatives will take more than ha. the united nations envoy to libya says the fractious ceasefire talks between the warring sides are going in the right direction but for those living in the capital the conflict is still part of everyday life charles stratford reports from tripoli with 2 tales of one city. this is the neighborhood of algiers in central tripoli it's known for its high end shops and cafes the streets of calm but talk to people here and you are reminded that libya is it this i'm at the thing i can't say today feeling nervous i'm afraid unless there's a lot of people are right and only then do i feel comfortable enough to walk on the streets. and walk and the fact of the people is completely different depending on where in tripoli you are it's gone for the people here but the problem is for the people near the front lines but we're all affect

officials denied for 3 days that they had anything to do with that incident and then later the revolutionary guards said that they had made a mistake and shot the plane down accidentally so there is that memory still very fresh in people's minds many here are now refusing to actually go out to do their daily things that they would normally have done it leading up to the new year festivities that are coming in march here the schools have all been shut down the universities have also been closed the this cinemas theaters football matches have all been postponed and shut down until further notice and many iranians believe that this was done a bit too late we've also heard from the m.p. from hong he is saying that the 1st death was actually reported in that city on february 13th but the health ministry did not make that information public until february 19th we've also been speaking to a local journalist in the city of calm somebody that we were speaking to on a regular basis and he told me that there is actually a lot of concern involving a lot of people there are worried that they are not properly eq