ali reza tolu regularly meets with his daughter's lawyer.esale tolu's trial is set to begin on october 11th in istanbul. her lawyer is worried, because she says that right now judges are ruling largely in favour of the policies of turkish president recep tayyip erdogan. she can only shake her head at the charges against her client. in 2015, mesale tolu attended the funerals of two left-wing extremists belonging to the outlawed marxist-leninist communist party, who were killed by police in istanbul. the same year she also attended a memorial service for a member of the kurdish militia ypg who died in the fight against is in the same year she also attended syria. >> the events were an expression of freedom of speech. they took place under the supervision of turkish security authorities and ended peacefully. now they're being denounced as terrorist propaganda and attending them implies you belong to a terrorist organization. >> it's time for serkan to go back to his mother. ali reza tolu hopes his daughter will be released in october, after her

to get long distance freight moving faster at lower cost reza chicanery sees rail is the only practical solution but he says iran needs european logistical experience to make this happen that experience is being brought in by private investors. but this kind of foreign private investment is a massive help if you will welcome it and would like to see more of it and we're trying to remove hurdles so that things can be done. up until now a print has seen traffic of between six hundred and twelve hundred goods wagons a day when the new freight terminals completed she carey is expecting many times that number. germany's twenty seventeen wind has been praised but harvests a twenty percent lower than usual late frost and some hail storms to blame the. extreme but climate change and extreme weather mean different conditions in individual growing areas with a twenty percent drop across germany doesn't mean everybody juicer was down twenty percent in most of the producers and the regions of reflected differently. but the three largest wine producing areas in the country ryan has the plot to night

is going to love this. —— we need to reza made to hold her nerve.or the millions of people who cannot afford to buy their own homes. at the last general election there was a big swing to labour among private tenants who turned out to vote. this is a small development being built in leeds. theresa may says many more homes are needed. we have seen a big announcement from the prime minister and the chancellor about help to buy scheme and supporting that further, to help more first—time buyers onto the ladder. but there is a whole load of people who will not benefit from that and this today shows there is something for them as well. these will be homes next year for around a dozen families. the pace of construction will need to rise rapidly if mrs may's vision is to become a reality. and we will have more from the conservative party conference later in the programme. police in las vegas say they're no nearer to finding a motive for the attack on a concert on sunday which left 58 dead and hundreds injured. 0vernight the girlfriend of the gunman returned

also coming up britons to rescind may want to advance reza talks at a key you summit today but the e.u. says not enough progress has been made yet to move things forward is there any way out of the impasse. and german chancellor angela merkel tries to iron out the differences between her possible new partners in government they're looking to form a three way coalition never tried before and germany's national parliament. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. the crisis in catalonia is ask a lady spain is preparing to take full control of the semi autonomous region after the cattle and leader refused to give up demands for independence the central government in madrid has pushed him on ignore the thursday deadline to withdraw catalonia as plans to break away and now he must face the consequences. the game of brinkmanship heats up catalan leader colors pushed him on at the regional parliament for the latest showdown camera struggle to get a good glimpse of the man who is refusing to back down in his latest letter to the spanish government he warns that the catalan

amy: reza sayah, , thank you for being with us, freelance analyst based in tehran, iran.overed iran for cnn international for over seven years. was denied permission to work in iran for two years. we're also joined and washington, d.c., by trita parsi, founder and president of the national iranian american council. you are author of "losing an enemy: obama, iran, and the legacy o of diplomacy" what news do you have in washington? it was "the washington post" reports that trump will decertify the landmark deal that is not just between the united states and around, but between a number of countries. what that means, what role the president plays and what role congress plays. >> thank you. this was not entirely unexpected. people knew the trump administration was looking for ways to get out of the deal. and much of the focus has been, would congress reimpose sanctions once the president shifts this issue onto them? i think a more important matter may actually be what trump himself chooses to do outside of the nuclear deal once he has decertify. this, to give about this is th

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to get long distance freight moving faster at lower cost reza chicanery sees rail is the only practical solution but he says iran needs european logistical experience to make this happen that experience is being brought in by private investors. this kind of foreign private investment is a massive health. committee and would like to see more of it and we're trying to remove hurdles so that things can be done. up until now our print has seen traffic of between six hundred and twelve hundred goods wagons a day when the new freight terminal is completed kerry is expecting many times that number. germany's twenty seventeen wind has been praised but harvests a twenty percent lower than usual late frost and some hail storms about to blame. it's claimed that climate change in extreme weather mean different conditions in individual growing areas with a twenty percent drop across germany doesn't mean everybody juicer was down twenty percent in most the producers in the regions of reflected differently. but the three largest wine producing areas in the country brian has the pattern night and bolt

death reza spooky place hear other people crying and i people killing themselves you want to kill yourself everyone sure that you're a monster everyone's positive that you're a monster and you deserve to die. when you use the term. not you know it's different from your term in a sense but how if you're a good father you know i jury right you've got your formula. and we survive you now but you survive that's right you survive that's it that's the way to look at it but we don't we're very we were just. the special thing about going to susan's was it just being with someone else and been through this it was like a veteran training meeting they get to talk to each other. nobody else in the world belongs to this club like they do hundred fifty six of them. i said. one of the best part of the gatherings ok is after everything's done and we go up in and we pick some room usually is my room we party we bring cases of beer and liquor and we bring it into the room and we're not a camera anymore and we could talk over just exonerates we get together and talk and everything like that we're drinking ha

for the pbs "newshour", i'm reza sayah in tehran. >> woodruff: from tehran, we turn to brussels, anderica mogherini, the european union's high representative for foreign affairs and security. she was the chief negotiator among the u.s., five other world powers and iran when the nuclear agreement was signed in july 2015; the united security council endorsed it days later. when i spoke with her earlier today, i began by asking her whether the deal could still hold up if, as it has been widely reported, president trump does not re-certify. >> first of all, let me remind us all that the atomic agency, the i.a., has certified eight times that iran is compliant with all the commitments included in the agreement. eight times. last time just a few weeks ago. we have the international community strongly behind the full implementation of the deal that has prevented iran from developing a nuclear weapon. so the deal not only will hold but the deal doesn't belong to one country or another. it's a u.n. security council resolution and the entire international community from russia to china to japa

we had this case against a gentleman by the name of reza zden zara. it's currently pending. true, last september, 2015, president erdogan of turkey, who seems to be something of an ally of the president on a lot of different things, urged that i be fired so the case against his ally in turkey, reza might go away. whether or not it had anything to do with my ultimately being fired. what we do know is there was this case pending. we do know the president of turkey himself in a kind of outrageous way asked for the firing of an american prosecutor at the highest level with the vice president of the united states. and also we know that michael flynn had relationships with the government of turkey and he was ail member of the transition team and then for a period of time was the national security adviser. so i'm not making an accusation, but there are a lot of issues relating to the relationship with turkey and requestings being made by the government of turkey and i think those things bear some more questions being asked. >> indeed. i want to ask you about attorney general jeff s

i mean i want to live with this trauma quick reza right you can imagine we have six of our now that hamas . says is going this will lead to what happened to fritter what happened in guinea so let me talk it people can find. you lost you lost so. there is a little but we will look at it and see right now if. you start we have to be. done so what you are not being you know i mean it's not such a problem so i'm getting up when the international community is just in october. it will but it won't work because if we have. well some of the come up with. it my guess is that what you would want. people come. in is not wasn't that not because. they like their family so this person. what can you would do well to do so find a speaking of what the government can do. we got we got comments on on all the amount of aid that was pouring into all of these countries at the height of the crisis and it raises the question of what happened with all that money take a look at this comment we got on you tube from the home and he says if we really invested more men in medical care and made medical a huge priority

hard to do within the legal system something he really wants the case thrown out against her citizen reza zurab who is awaiting trial in the u.s. for allegedly helping turkey of aid sanctions against iran and it's less a matter of wanting it back than wanting the case to go away it wanting him not to testify not wanting any of the details about their role in helping iran evade sanctions coming out in the course of a trial it will be yet another chance for the already frosty relationship to cool even more political hane al-jazeera washington. you can our north korea marks the seventy second anniversary of the founding of the country's ruling workers' party there are concerns the regime might use the day for another missile test meanwhile in south korea the military has been putting on a show of its own firepower to bomb the pride reports well for young. it's a timely opportunity for south korea to show off its military hardware given the current standoff with north korea and. we are doing our best to show the strength and resolve of the army through this festival we believe it gives the pu

with fragile roots seeds and whimsical objects its name basis off the pegasus kid the jaws of the reza trial and i did everything with my hands and i couldn't draw at all but i wanted to go to art school and they said combs and come by shows your drawings you know my dear i didn't have a single drawing card i had tickets i show but i was lucky told. a friend of mine looks one could do wonderful fridays the cadence can go all so we just took off his name and wrote in mind and using his drawings i got into art school where i did learn to draw so i don't know if you could still get away with that today but i hope so put the one who called pufferfish. ph and some to himself has become a great teacher and his motto is that there is a will to be on pragmatism in architecture beauty exists when people provide the space for it. what do you get when you combine surfing and skateboarding while according to one inventor kerf board now this is a skateboard which is made to respond like a surfboard when pressure is applied now it's the brainchild of stuff on august in from munich we'll hear from hi

hand off to get that deal. if i were them i would bite to reza's hand off to get that dealm is hardlythat are right that our economy. the reality is we are also 16 months on from the brexit referendum and in the year since the referendum and in the year since the referendum we have actually fallen from the top to the bottom of the g-7 from the top to the bottom of the g—7 league table. there are consequences for how we are doing brexit. i think if people are looking to the government to be clear about its direction, and doing the right thing for the economy, they are not seeing that i and what we have seen from theresa may this week. if i can also make this final point, you will know 120 members of parliament today wrote the government asking them to publicly impact assessment they have done on 50 plus sectors of the economy. so far the government has refused to publish that. you and i can probably agree that the government has information about the economy here, the eu 27 will have 27 different sets of data about the economy in their trade links with the uk, so their trade links with

make a lot of people, just, over the temperatures in the 80's in recent weeks here, now you can reza shourd that yes, it will be above average but feel much more like the fall season and currently our temperatures are in the mid to upper 40's. in the lower 50's in wildwood and at philly international and elsewhere down the shore point. wind is out of the south. still light wind but enough to keep temperatures nice and mild, all and all, still jacket weather for sure but ocean city checks in at 57 degrees. not too bad. ocean by the way is cooling off as we start to drop off from the peak of atlantic hurricane season. still sunny, nice. seventy-four the high here today. well above average. still feeling like fall. it looks nice. later on tonight we will drop down to 55. will stay clear. in the quite as cool dropping down to 55 degrees. in the next couple days mid to upper 70's the spec tails still full sunshine right through weekend. monday doesn't look too bad. but by tuesday and wednesday the pattern shifts, meisha. >>> looking gorgeous, all right, katie, thanks very much good mornin

media channels as unwelcome now here in russia that move is being considered as a reza retaliatory measures some would have put it in their campaign against the u.s. the channels editor in chief says artie's under unprecedented pressure in america she believes are kone and measures are being used to target not just the networks employees but also those linked to the campaign against artie's been based on claims that channel influence the twenty sixteen u.s. election although no concrete evidence has ever been given high ranking officials nonetheless in washington continue to make those allegations. they are two yards on twitter were almost uniformly anti clinton and those i think you look at them and you have to conclude no there was a clear design in these ads so that's one congressman's opinion yet on the same day the senate intelligence committee probing alleged russian meddling for the complete opposite there is no way that you can look at that and say that that was to help the right side of the ideological shore. and. not the left or vice versa or they were indiscriminate it seems that

"he's really crazy," said shopkeeper reza abdolnaleki. "really crazy." donald trump, rouhani said, apparently doesn't understand the u.s. can't change a mult multinational agreement all by itself. so, for that reason, iran will stay in the nuclear deal. however, he hinted that iran may escalate its conventional weapons program, possibly its ballistic missile development. for millions of iranians, especially the young who counted on improved relations with the u.s. and the rest of the world to bring investment, jobs, and reform, this is a black day. they fear hard liners will now gain ground, arguing the u.s. can't be trusted. the only two powers in the region who were cheering are iran's arch-enemy, saudi arabia, and israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. >> if the iran deal is left unchanged, one thing is absolutely certain dlnd in a few years' time, the worldary foremost terrorist regime will have an arsenal of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: tonight, iran's foreign minister jawad zarif joined the war of words that's erupted, tweeting, "allegations

system using a key logger and say oh he's logging into his bank account now good what is your password reza check doesn't do anything other than he can steal the check or the and what are they going to do with it i know the online banking offers your entire life up to hackers every day saying please go back to go back to check someone saying but be aware and use common sense not every day anybody who leaves home is photographed hundreds of times cameras are everywhere which is how the boston marathon bombers were identified so quickly is anybody can anybody out there aggregate all this stuff like they do in the jason bourne movies. yes yes of course ok. you may not remember less than a year ago the very first i.o.t. hacked the internet of things where some unnamed hacker planted a program in some c.c.t.v. cameras that spread itself across the world and then on the signal those c.c.t.v. cameras started accessing the internet until the entire eastern seaboard of the us went down from the overload yes anybody can access it why these cameras were put in place sometimes years before the word cyb

from las vegas rather tell us reza what's the latest where the latest is that the suspect has been taken down i've been listening to some of the police scanners around here in las vegas and looks like they believe that the suspect they haven't released a name yet but they believe that the suspect was from mrs dietz which is a city that is about forty to fifty miles north of las vegas. we don't know very much else besides that race age anything but i'm hearing that there are some reports out there saying that they believe that the shooter was from the ski and is it clear that he or she was acting alone. metro police here in las vegas believe that this is the only shooter earlier when we spoke earlier believe that they thought that there could have been multiple shooters but as of right now it looks like they believe that this was. one person acting by themselves yes that's correct ok what about those who have been killed and injured we understand that two people have been killed yes that is correct as well. we don't know the names yet i do know that they're going to be doing a press confe

i mean i don't want to live with this trauma quick reza right you can imagine we have six of our now that hamas. says is going this will lead to what happen to fritter what happened in guinea so let me talk it people can find. you you lost your mother you loss of planet you become off and there isn't a lot without you look at what happened at all of it at a from state right isn't known for what is proper and your star will have to be put out because of the thousands have been out so why you're not being you know i mean a stock would be such a problem suddenly cup when the international community it is just an economy. it will but it will work. because it. wasn't. it would just not work you would obviously want. people come to. you. it is not wasn't that not because. they were really so this person. what can you would do well to do so foday speaking of what the government can do we've got we've got comments on on all the amount of aid that was pouring into all of these countries at the height of the crisis and it raises the question of what happened with all that money take a look at

independence but the spanish government insists the country will not be divided turkey's president reza day by the un says his government no longer recognizes the american ambassador there is the latest twist in the diplomatic dispute that began when a u.s. consular employee was arrested in istanbul liberians are casting their votes to elect a new president to replace ellen johnson sirleaf africa's first elected female leader twenty candidates are in the race to succeed the nobel peace prize winner president sirleaf is stepping down after serving two terms in office wildfires in the u.s. state of california left ten people dead and more than one hundred missing six thousand homes and businesses have been destroyed the governor of the state of california has declared a state of emergency in seven counties those were the headlines the newsgroup is on in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera is the story do stay with us. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. hi anthony ok and join the strong live when al jazeera and. what happened to catalonia lady declared its

i mean i want to live with this trauma quick reza right you can imagine we have six of our now that hamas. says is going this will lead to what happened to fritter what happened in guinea so learned that that needs to be taught it people can find. you in lots of other you lot of planet you become often there isn't it but we will look at what happened at all of it at a from our state is that now before what is proper and just are we have to be possible because of the thousands have been done so why you are not being you know minister caught up with such a problem suddenly cup when the international community it is just an economy or not it will but it will work. because it. wasn't. it might just not work you would obviously want. it is not wasn't that not because you. really. can you would do well. so foday speaking of what the government can do we've got we've got comments on on all the amount of aid that was pouring into all of these countries at the height of the crisis and it raises the question of what happened with all that money take a look at this comment we got on you tube from th

retaking raca from eisel control but turkey's president is angry at the kurds presence in the city reza typo one has condemned the group for displaying a giant poster of the leader of the kurdistan workers party which take it considers a terrorist organization and is currently in jail in turkey. in syria they're collaborating with a terrorist organization like the white b.g. to defeat another terrorist organization this kind of logic is unacceptable there waving the poster of the terrorist leader in iraq ah how is the united states going to explain this. to spain now and the government there has secured backing from the opposition to dissolve parliament and hold new elections there the prime minister mariano rajoy says he will unveil specific measures on saturday to him put his direct rule on catalonia after its leader refused to drop his bid for independence and to simmons's more now from barcelona. what you really sense here in barcelona right now is a fear of the unknown and that's shared by both sides in this crisis politicians and public alike people on friday were going out to pro

what reza has announced today is help for graduates, meaning graduates would pay less, 9% of earnings any financial pressures. but destroying that model of graduate repayment that model of graduate repayment that we have isn't in the interest of young people. we have heard from labour, bringing back restrictions oi'i labour, bringing back restrictions on the numberof labour, bringing back restrictions on the number of people buried the university means less well funded universities. that is not in the interests of young people. but are they getting for money? you absolutely have to keep up the pressure on that and jo johnson has been writing focusing on that. but the fact is when the resource poor student is declining, which is what used to happen when higher education was financed out of public spending, then students have an alibi. —— universities have an alibi. now resources are going up universities have an alibi. now resources are going up so now was the time to pressure them to have less crowded seminars, better equipped labs. that is now happening. we should not destroy the sys

takis president reza the one says he's ready to support iraqi plans to reopen a crude oil pipeline that runs from oil fields in kirkuk the pipeline which hasn't been used since twenty fourteen would bypass iraq's kurdish region and one made the comments after meeting iraqi prime minister hideout a baddy in ankara there have been more protests in barcelona as the spanish government seems poised to take control of the catalonia region of friday but its parliament is due to vote on article one five five reimposing direct rule of the semi autonomous region and two sevens reports now from boss alone. this demonstration is of two groupings school teachers and parents protesting at what they say are false allegations from the spanish government of indoctrination in the education system here in terms of gross secession they say that's not the case many of them protesting are in fact against the session then there's another grouping which is the defense committee for the referendum and they are intending to march to parliament with their message the steam is rising here in the sense that there i

hard to do within the legal system something he really wants the case thrown out against her citizen reza zurab who was awaiting trial in the u.s. for allegedly helping turkey of aid sanctions against iran and it was a matter of wanting it back then wanting the case to go away it wanting him not to testify not wanting any of the details about their role in helping iran evade sanctions coming out in the course of a trial it will be yet another chance for the already frosty relationship to cool even more political hang al-jazeera washington well that is a techie risks best specialist he says these disputes starting to shift the course of the relationship between on crack. economically also in terms of turkey's security infrastructure its membership in nato its reliance on us the nuclear umbrella sort of speak all of these are factors that entrenched the two countries into this alliance however as we see more and more often these various parts occurring these disagreements these. sentimental crevices emerging between the two countries that will contribute to a longer term shift of turkey awa

has announced that starting an operation in syria's edler province the turkish president reza type on says turkish soldiers haven't yet into the area much of it live is controlled by. an alliance of factions spearheaded by a former al qaida affiliate. on turkey's border with syria. this is what we know so far the turkish military standing reinforcement of their highly border crossing with hundreds of free syrian fighters also present in the area phase one of this offensive will be the free syrian army leading the fight to take on the head in live face to will be the turkish military crossing into it live to secure the city this is part of a deal that was signed with iran and with iran and russia in a stand last month but with turkey's involvement in syria this could pose many challenges for the turkish with the first of all because the head of this is one of the most powerful rebel factions operating inside syria they have issued a statement warning that any attack against them with be met with stiff resistance warning all those who try to dislodge them from it live to pay a heavy pri

turkish president reza typewriting wanted to blaming u.s. ambassador in ankara probably going diplomatic crisis between the two countries but the u.s. state department says ambassador john bass his actions were coordinated with the white house as has now been nominated to serve as the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan one of the world's biggest cholera and mutation campaigns is underway in bangladesh for a head directly g.'s to prevent a major outbreak nine hundred thousand doses of the vaccine admin prepare to protect local communities. the u.s. says it will pay a multimillion dollar war transformation into the capture of two has a lot of fish kills washington says they have targeted american citizens and multiple attacks iran backed lebanese group is fighting alongside president assad's forces in syria or to recall that hezbollah hasn't developed its military and terrorist capabilities on its own it has become the global threat it is today for one reason tehran's deep and abiding assistance the iranian regime has built and bankrolled has the

hard to do within the legal system something he really wants the case thrown out against her citizen reza zurab who is awaiting trial in the u.s. for allegedly helping turkey in. they'd sanctions against iran if it was a matter of wanting it back than wanting the case to go away it wanting him not to testify not wanting any of the details about their role in helping iran of aid sanctions coming out in the course of a trial it will be yet another chance for the ole reddy frosty relationship to cool even more political when al-jazeera washington. hundreds of civilians are fleeing the iraqi town of how we jet to escape fighting there u.s. backed iraqi troops and iranian trained shia militia declared victory over i saw on thursday after a two week offensive but pockets of i saw friends is still battling for control in the surrounding areas the fall of how we germans isolate only remaining territory in iraq is a stretch along its western border with syria. negotiators from rival palestinian factions fatah and hamas are in cairo for talks on rick reconciling their decade long splits the deal br

hard to do within the legal system something he really wants the case thrown out against her citizen reza zurab who is awaiting trial in the u.s. for allegedly helping turkey evade sanctions against iran it's less a matter of wanting it back than wanting the case to go away it wanting him not to testify not wanting any of the details about their role in helping iran evade sanctions coming out in the course of a trial it will be yet another chance for the already frosty relationship to cool even more political hay in al-jazeera washington. well with us now in the studio is our turkey based correspondents in and kosovo who we are lucky enough to have in doha with us right now soon and let's talk about the turkish reaction we heard president say that he's upset by this u.s. decision beyond being upset what can we expect from the turks in the coming days well beyond being upset actually the finding from the turkish side is that they find the spend measure as this proportional that's the main story fawley we know that the live retaliated yet they retaliated in the very same way on the very sam

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california thousands have evacuated as firefighters continue to battle fires in eight different counties reza donald trump declared the situation a major disaster in ordered federal aid to the area for more on this we turn to our t. correspondent ashley banks joining us tonight these numbers just continue to mount don't do it officials are now saying about fifteen people have pronounced dead since the wildfires have been reaching in the northern part of california and addition to that one hundred people have been hospitalized and about two hundred people are reported missing so far twenty thousand buildings including homes businesses wineries and resorts have been destroyed and the at least twenty thousand people have been forced to evacuate california governor jerry brown has a clear to state of emergency in napa sonoma and you bet county officials say it all began on sunday when at least seven hundred fires work night it according to experts during the month of october california experiences a very dry conditions so that coupled with the diablo winds fanned the fires using wind gusts of up

hard to do within the legal system something he really wants the case thrown out against her citizen reza zurab who was awaiting trial in the u.s. for allegedly helping turkey of aid sanctions against iran it was a matter of wanting it back then wanting the case to go away it wanting him not to testify not wanting any of the details about their role in helping iran evade sanctions coming out in the course of a trial it will be yet another chance for the already frosty relationship to cool even more political hay in al-jazeera washington. to other news now and iran is promising a crushing response and the u.s. designates at some revolutionary guard as a terrorist kind of president trump has been promoting a more hawkish strategy on iraq accusing it of supporting terrorism and exporting violence across the middle east and he's due to withdraw u.s. government support for the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal this week he has more. in the last few days the headlines here have been dominated by defiant rhetoric from iranian leaders who say that any actions by the united states to impose ne