musician ronny kareni wears the colors with pride. me, it represents my people and the significance of how many people left suffered or died or imprisoned just for that morning star flag. sally: ronny fled from west papua nearly 40 years ago and now lives in australia. the performers are drumming up support for their compatriots across the border. ronny: [speaking foreign language] sally: in indonesian-controlled west papua, flying this flag can get you arrested or worse. ronny: it makes what we are fighting for and representing that morning star become so significant that it is something that we will die for. ♪ sorong samarai, one people, one soul, one destiny ♪ ♪ sorong samarai, we've got to keep on pushing ♪ sally: the band, sorong samarai, sings the soundtrack of the independence struggle. it calls for the island of new guinea to be one nation from sorong in the west to samarai in the east. while papua new guinea is independent, west papua is part of indonesia. ♪♪♪ powes parkop: one people, one culture, one ancestor. sally: the ou

ronni was sitting next to him and took a piece of metal in the throat.lt overwhelming sadness and felt we have to get the people who did this. there was no question in my mind the only possible suspect was pinochet. pinochet never got his name on the indictment with the signature of the u.s. attorney, and that was a tragic blow to american justice. amy: that was saul landau in a film produced by the institute for policy studies where orlando letelier was working when he was assassinated. the ips was co-founded by marcus raskin, father of democratic congress from maryland jamie raskin, who addressed the memorial ceremony saturday at the site of the 1976 assassination, in sheridan circle. the event took place a couple of days after independent senator bernie sanders joined democratic congressmembers alexandria ocasio-cortez and others to introduce a congressional resolution apologizing for the u.s. role in the 1973 coup, and calling for further declassification of u.s. records for related events. congressmember raskin spoke after he presented a copy of the

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so to e, ronnie ends and you'll see this, you know, out pouring on social media. they're very dismayed by this. they view this as something that involves america's interests, but definitely not iranians who are struggling for freedom and democracy. so does this leave dual nationals living and around are visiting around in the more exposed and more dangerous position. and i think the bottom line is that people should seriously consider any travel plans before going there if they have for nationality . right now these people are targets and there have been other deals that have been happening. for example, there was a mutual legal assistance treaty struck up between belgium many ron, and it was really to release a humanitarian worker from belgium who had been arrested in iran. but that was an exchange for a convicted terrorist who was formerly, any ronnie and diplomat who had been sentenced by belgium courts. so there is a real price to pay when these people are caught, not only their freedom, but also these kinds of foreign policy. concessions that is being exchang

and so even if this is being criticized for given be a, ronnie is too much. joe biden says, this was the right deal at the right time, that there was an opportunity to seize and that's why he did it. and that there will be oversight of the funds that has been returned to the iranian people and at the same time. but this is something that he felt compelled to do and it's a promise of field on the part of the president of the united states. okay, thank you so much. that is a white house correspondent, kimberly how good for us. they were going to go back to him or on con, who is at the airport in doha, in their mind. can you just explain what is happening as the plane actually landed, or is it about so in the next minute or so? well, i've just been informed of the flight monitoring website flight track, a has the plane circling, and it looks likely that it's going to land fairly soon. i'll just show you where it's going to land any land on that runway over there. we start. next is coming in from is actually slightly unclear to me right now, but it will tax be wi

they say that when it comes to this deal, not only are americans quite whole, but a ronnie is r as well. and also that the rod is going to be getting $6000000000.00 in unfrozen funds, but this is money that already belong to the iranians. and that is in going to be having strict oversight. this is going to go to humanitarian purposes, is healthy iranian people with food, with medicine, medical devices, and even ask for cultural needs. and so there is no apology or the part of the white house. they say that they saw an opportunity for deal to bring americans home, and they seized it on concurrent to this. kimberly, we've got the us announcing new sanctions tell us about those. and the message states that they bring yeah, as the message is, is very much a loud and clear why the matters is that this is, should be not mistaken for any change in relations between the united states. as a ron, this is still very much an adversarial relationship and just because there has been this exchange of prisoners, the united states does not see this has any sort of warming of relations in quite the contr

so yeah, ronnie made a pretty courageous choice there for sure. know. >> oh, he'll be so fun to talk to. i'm sorry to keep bringing it back to you, but christie, i'm super fascinated myself. was there a time when you were in a major competition, when you were hiding something? some ailment that was so bad but you didn't let it show you? >> you remember being really, really sick at one international competition and having to take place in japan and just barely even being able to get out of bed, but had to kind of push through it and probably didn't have my best performance out on the ice. but but, you know, i think those are the times when you realize, like, okay, if i have to, i can get through it. i can do it. um, and, and, and then just try to be as healthy as you can the next time around . yep, yep. >> push through. do the best you can, and then whatever the results are, that's fine. right? look, you're frequently interviewed and of course you do a lot of emceeing and commentating, but is this something new for you too? >> it is pretty new. usu

you have the merge higgins for auto event a. ronnie, help organize this riley of the i'm a year after gina martha. i mean he died in police custody. she says it's important that the world doesn't look away from what's being done to people anywhere here. they're suffering that we're not just here having our normal life that we, we are part of them. we are them, we hear them and we want to support them. of course, this is the smallest thing we can do, but that we still have to do this. protest isn't the only way this school bus trans exhibition is another ours event in her close friends where she helped organized a tour of this mobile or exhibition around the dc area. so on the outside, the slogan that's become the calls for the movement. giving you ron and the timeline of milestones in the movement over the past year on the inside and attempt to walk visitors through what it's like as a woman in the world. this is told in a very short story or culture is the story telling culture. the story tells of the group of women on their way to teach a monster supposed to receive a text them. at

that this could lead to further americans being detained and that this will only help the ronnie, an economy at a time when it is continuing in the eyes of the united states and the other western nations to enrich uranium to near weapons grade. and this is something that is of concern to the united states, and this is something with the white house is defending saying that when it comes to arise nuclear program, this is really a separate issue. what is of concern to the united states was getting home the americans that had been a held the inner ronnie and prisons, that was the top priority. and so that is what it underscored was what it was trying to achieve. there was a window of opportunity in which to do that, and that's what it did. and so the alternative would have been seeing these americans potentially spending the rest of their lives in prison. and so what the white house is saying is that they make no apologies for what they've done. they have brought these americans, uh, at least, are in the process of bringing them home and anything with regard to the criticism of this lea

in that role the easiest kimani us, the utah vehicle thing with using cost for ronnie. hi. and speaking of ronnie, we visit the home of the from ken as or it the if you ever travel to johannesburg, you would likely see this total was ship like a toilet rule. that is the point. it's our point to lots in for breed was meant to symbolize the bridge between heaven and us over the years it has been anything but having or us the once majestic building has gone through many phases, including being hijacked by guest is omitted uptake road. but now rehabilitation has restored some of it slowly, and lambda is restoring its image and that of the neighborhood. let's take a look. have you ever heard of africa's pointless residential building? this is the punted ta was situated in johannesburg, south africa. the infamous picture, which tends to right next to hillsboro was once asked because 1st vertical urban, the skyscraper has made several appearances in some hollywood films such as resident, evil and check. the extensive apocalyptic image attracts phones director for the to know that

he is expected to take the stage after ronnie lott there just minutes from now. he'll talk about his platform and the reasons why he is running against mayor london breed. >> well, the man is thoroughly unprepared for office. this seem like a rich guy who just wants to play as mayor because it will be fun or a lark. but we have serious issues, and those require people with a serious resume and a capacity to actually address them. daniel lurie is not that. >> reporter: that was a protester who did not waste any time. a couple of them are outside of this first event. they are citing, you know, lurie's lack of political experience. but he has filed his paperwork this morning. that happened just after 9:00 at san francisco's department of elections. he came hand in hand with his wife to the filing. they shared a few jokes with the media, but it was a pretty quiet circumstance. he contradicts the lack of political experience by citing his experience in public service as one of his strengths to put him as a good candidate for the job. as we mentioned, just minutes from

and ronnie and policies meet face to face. the for you to prisoners included us around and you'll actually see about give us an image chucky as well as environmental is more of the above. they've been accused of spying and held for several years into their own. they were released as part of the prison. this won't deal to included 5 iranians also released from the us custody. the deal with carefully orchestrated and began with $6000000000.00 of funds of frozen iranian oil money initially seized in south korea being sent to switzerland and then to tow the rony and farm industry confirm that transaction will deem that charge with the seal in the framework of our active foreign policy, we have unlocked our frozen assets in south korea. today, god willing, these funds will be in the hands of our government and people. and this government will spend it accordingly to the needs of the people. it was a short walk from that plane through the terminal building, but it's don't quite over for them. yes, they've been met by a sorry delegat

you know, just to link this back to our conversation about ronny, one of the things ronny pointed outple in the gop failed to speak up and speak on principle, because they like their jobs, they like being on d.c.. kevin mccarthy was -- well, the monkeys paw has granted that wish, and he is speaker, and now he has to live with it. but, the speaker of the house, there's a reason to our constitution, that the house -- that the congress article one, and within that, the speaker has a lot of power, because of the way the house operates. and, mccarthy simply isn't exercising that power, because he can't. because a handful of fanatics will topple him, and throw the whole house in -- they don't care about passing bills, they don't care about policy, they don't care about funding the government. they care about performative, performance art of grievance, and just these kind of hot button issues. and, mccarthy just doesn't know what to do with that, think as he didn't think beyond hitting the gavel. >> yeah, he cares about power, he has demonstrated that from the day he went down to mar-a-lago,

all right, might so that slides year in president a few hours ago we heard from ronnie and president of him, racy. and, you know, he said a lot of the things that we are very used to hearing from around in need is at the united nations general assembly had very strong condemnation of the united states. it isn't particularly the condemnation of the united states decision that of the trumpet administration to, to walk away from the joint comprehensive plan of action that was a nuclear deal that was signed in 2015. trump walked away from it in 2018 at president reese and making very clear his belief that the americans should show good faith by it working together to resuscitate the still. this is something very important to iran. it is something that he hopes will be developed, but once he didn't mention, which is interesting is the recent present exchange between the united states and iran in terms of which as well the us pod back 76 $1000000000.00 off nights out of funds. uranium funds back into iran. now many upset is believe that this actually could be a way in which the 2 countries

well, according to the i said there's ronnie ford ministry, the only way to peace and stability in the region is the complete withdrawal of a 1000000 armed forces from the region. but armenia has once again stated that the renew, i mean, in military personnel on the territory, i'm not going to cover my husband mentioned the russia side is saying that rushes, deeply alarmed by the shop escalation of the situation in the region. but it didn't say that the leadership of, i'm mean yeah, has recognized the sovereignty of a bichon of an a go to car box. and that for the policy that should stick to these agreements. well, i mean, it blames russia for taking sides with a zip is on. and supposing as a bush on into complex uh, the, the region of nicole nicola box population mainly by a sneak come means is located inside as a bronze international recognized voters. and has been a bone of contention between the 2 countries. since they declared independence from the soviet union. okay, thank you so much for that update status. julia shut off a little bit for us in most scott, as the indian governme

, you have the merge higgins for auto event a. ronnie, help organize this riley for a year after gina martha. i many died in police custody. she says it's important that the world doesn't look away from what's being done to people any here. they're suffering that we're not just here having our normal life that we, we are part of them, we're them, we hear them and we want to support them. of course, this is the smallest thing we can do, but that we still have to do this. protest isn't the only way this school bus treat exhibition is another part of an in her close friend who she helped organized a tour of the small by or exhibition around the dc area. so on the outside, the slogan that's become the calls for the movement. the new ron and the timeline of milestones in the movement over the past year on the inside and attempt to walk visitors through what it's like as a woman in the world. this is told in a very short story or culture is a story telling culture. the story tells of the group of women on their way to teach a monster supposed to receive a text them. at the last crucial mome

the ronnie and foreign ministry confirm that transaction would be the charge with the have on see in the framework of our active foreign policy. we have unlocked our frozen assets in south korea today. god willing, these funds will be in the hands of our government and people, and this government will spend it accordingly to the needs of the people whose so it was a short walk from that plane through the terminal building. but it's don't quite over for them. yes, they've been met by a sorry delegation. the business have been met to now by the u. s. embassy and members of the state department. they'll want to get them to the united states as quickly as possible, where they'll be given a medical evaluation and a security debriefing. the full my cast reimbursed to the, to the you and said that this was a good deal for hole. it was the plus 2, the 2 parties of the go versus the cuts out and that live just as the ending uh, as the box uh you know, for the past 2 years wouldn't be observant, cut the offer shows movies back and forth between the washington dc and the site outcome is good fo

getting the better end of the deal in this exchange, not only is arrive getting the return of some ronnie ends, but also it is getting the 6 $1000000000.00 in unfrozen funds in terms of those of boil revenues from south korea now, and the binding administration is vigorously defending the steel saying, but when it comes to that money, this was the money that was owed to a ron in the 1st place. it belonged to a ron. it was money that had been owed to it from oil funds that were put in place when the united states section put in place oil sections. and so therefore, this is money that is owed to a ron and will be vigorously oh, it's in terms of oversight. it will be watched very carefully. it will be used for specific purposes like food medicine, medical devices, as well as agriculture, and also the argument that's being made. but there are still sanctions in place against iran when it comes to human rights abuses. as recently as friday for the one year anniversary is the death of mass media who was killed in the hands of the morality police that are wrong. and also french sanctions being l

. $6000000000.00 of ronnie and assets have also been unfrozen. we'll be discussing the significance of all this with our guest shortly. but 1st here's a report from michael some sharif on a rare day of cooperation between the us and the wrong emotional scenes as 5 americans held by the around for years. arrived at this airport in compass capital though, huh. and exchange washington, for least 5, the radians unblocked $6000000000.00 in frozen as a new in on funds. the high stakes diplomatic di was negotiated by cotton, which in his so as many points, there was no light. at the end of the tunnel, it comes to the said mediation. both sides during the negotiations went through a lot of difficulty to get the find the language that was the approved over the financial humanitarian channel. no, it's all over the place to exchange at the christmas. wolf is the 1st deal in years between 2 long time at the threes, the premium preston, ibrahim, dry sea quoted, a humanitarian move, you know, on the car. and the issue of prisoners swap was raised. we announced

we didn't pay that money, which is a ronnie in money originally. it would never have happened can. so it talking about the money and wrong, tell us a little bit about the process of dispersing the funds in the role, but the author is playing in that well, this is very, very interesting because the negotiations between the iranians, any americans was very tough that would mediated by the categories, the iranians and the americans over the past you never met face to face. this was the very pits of me. oh, but shuffled diplomacy, the country's going literally at some points from room to room with the also with their advice and then going back to the other side. and that's how this deal has happened. now the money was a key part of this. it's actually iranian money, it was seasonal korea as a sorry, south korea, as i say, however, once the money is in the cash we bank account, it has to be used by the iranians. be monetary and 8, however, present, right? you see, a said it will be used for the benefits of the iranian people and they'll be up to the iranians. how they spend that. howeve

all right, so i'll just narrow them down my name l, i'm ronnie the giving us an update from the scene of that popular quake hitting several cities across morocco, the latest because we have official if it goes coming from the state, media, 296 that on a 153 in general of us to update you throughout the morning as we get into here now to 0. so let's move on to shelby because north korea has held a power mill, actually parade to mock. it's founding de kim's only one hosted at high levels, delegation from china trip to the parade east paige to expand and strength and times the best facing in moscow. lead is expected to have trouble to rush off for tubes with them if to, to end on weapons supplies. of these 10 people have died and several others are missing. off the heavy floods hit pots of grease hundreds more, have been rescued from flooded villages, electricity, gas, telephone and internet lines. a down shopping to say, it could be months before they can reopen. jumpstart police reports from cottage, so or under the constant buzz of helicopters, the 500 and 21st. and the readings batta

and i am ronnie who gave us more details about the quake. a powerful quake, a hip morocco at this center is located to the south, west of the city of mara care should in a place called interviews, which is located in the high uplift mountains and of the that's the power of the it was a powerful one. they tools, according to the moroccan geological institute, it's 6.8 on the scale, overactive and it was a deep in this about 8 kilometers into the deep into the, into the us. it was felt the through the cities of myra cash off i get to the office. so we uh, up until the city of casablanca and the capital city about the damage is the mainly in the old town of mark harris. this is the historical town of my cache, but also in the old town of cattle dance and where to visit the buildings of this old medina as, as we call them and a big that age is hundreds of years. i'm not built according to i'm faces like the moon's or, or, or regulations. so basically we have a concern, the reports, that's the story pool of the old. the town of the city, of my ca

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this money belongs to be a ronnie. a people is going to be vigorously monitored in terms of making sure it is used for adequate purposes for helping the a rolling of people. and i is, this is really something that in terms of these pros and funds is something that needs to be returned to the iranian people who are in many cases struggling and, and need the help. so the binding ministration says this is the right deal for the right time, and they're making no apologies. look, given all of that, and we've had others talked about this as well. how likely is it that it could actually lead to, towards, on other issues between the 2 countries is the, the appetite for that in the us. a what i liked uh, your 1st guess to, uh, was involved in some of these negotiations. there doesn't seem to be the same optimism as, for example, some of the, the categories who were intimately involved and some of the shuttle diplomacy of the us team that has been a part of this is being less optimistic. in fact, they're saying they really see t

and i'm ronnie and he has more details about the quake . a powerful quake. a hip morocco at this center is located to the south west of the city of mara care should in a place called interviews, which is located in the high i plus mountains. and at the, this, the power of the it was a power from the law mates was, according to the moroccan geological institute. it's $6.00 on the scale of relative . and it was a deep in this about age, kill them, which is into the deep into the, into the us. it was felt the through the cities of mara cash of good year office. so we, uh, up until the city of casablanca and the capital city, about the damage is the, mainly in the old town of mark harris. this is the historical town of my care, but also in the old town of cairo, dance and where to visit the buildings of this old medina as, as we call them in a big that age is hundreds of years. i'm not built according to i'm facing like uh, moons or, or, or regulations. so basically we have a concern, the report of, that's the story. more of the old town of the city, of my case

this was a ronnie in money that was seized in sell court. ready by the americans under function rules $6000000000.00. now there was a function way of issued by devising it by the administration. that meant that money, it could be transferred from south korea to switzerland, from switzerland to doug. how that happened very early in the morning on monday and that kicked off the present exchange. once the guitar is confirmed, the seats of the money, then everything else could take place. lots of moving parts, but it was very carefully orchestrated. and like i say, for the categories, 3 really big places, but they haven't effect one. is the international diplomacy that didn't washington intel on the diplomacy they did hear about plus the use of the banking system. okay, thank you so much and we're on that as and we're on con for us who has been at the impulse here in the hot with the prisoner swamp. took place only a few minutes ago and while it spring and now whitehouse corresponding kimberly hell kit to talk about the reaction in the us. and t

and ronnie is . you're >> yeah. and ronnie is. you're always playing. do you just jump up and play with love? with bands that you love? >> oh, keep my >> yeah. oh, yeah. i keep my chops between gigs and chops together between gigs and it's got to keep your it's you've got to keep your fingers moving when you get to our yeah keep everything our age. yeah keep everything moving . this is interesting . moving. this is interesting. >> i'll elaborate on that. >> i'll elaborate on that. >> he's getting all these realise you guys, you've got him down, keep everything moving. checkit down, keep everything moving. check it out, check it out . can check it out, check it out. can i go to the track list here? >> and just right now i think fans would like to know the track list. first song is angry . yes. yes. does that bring any emotion to you ? emotion to you? >> anger. anger that brings angen >>a angen >> a bad question . sorry. yeah. >> a bad question. sorry. yeah. good riff. yeah. thank you. >> thinking about the words, i was just thinking it's funky. riff >> y

questions from us took care has to be signed, and it's also the 1st time mick jagger keith richards and ronnie wood came together in the studio. so what's the desk of drama shouting, what's must feel different. not having charlie once in, in the studio with your playing. what was that like? the is only a, is a, this is child is gone, is different course. you know, i mean is the, is number 4 is missing these up. yeah. yeah, that's a lot of number for that, right? yeah, of course is miss an incredibly bad sign of the law. i started forgotten making music together over 60 years ago during that time childhood friends jack mentions such as had a lucky relationship, putting the tongue in cheek question. so i'm a sign up. brando in california says, oh, keep, keep in mex, you've been together longer than me and my wife, what's a secret to a happy marriage? was not speaking too often. yeah. often to keep an eye, the audience is treated to the premier of the out in 1st single, angry like styles that cause of sydney sweeney. the you're watching the, the, the news from berlin coming up next. it's business

so keith and ronnie and i had a chat, and we said, "ok, we'll make this record at christmas and we're yeah. so we went into the studio, like ronnie said, in december, and we cut 23 tracks very quickly and finished them off injanuary and mixed them in february. here's the new single. the video has been released. tell us what you think. # one, two... # one, two, three, go... # don't get angry with me. # i never caused you no pain. # i won't be angry with you. # but i can't see straight. everyone almost nodding along. live now to christian bonner and tim lindsay from under the radar, a rolling stones podcast. that's the song, angry. personal opinion, i love it. what do you guys make of it?— make of it? instantly i loved it, the first time _ make of it? instantly i loved it, the first time i _ make of it? instantly i loved it, the first time i heard _ make of it? instantly i loved it, the first time i heard that - make of it? instantly i loved it, the first time i heard that little | the first time i heard that little clip that they teased earlier in the week, and then when we kind of fig

and also after speaking with your ronnie and counterpart on wednesday, are you any closer to 610 jennings, are minnes donovan, if that book there with you a secretary of state and state blinking funding, depress in washington, funding ukraine. a big topic of conversation that can thing both countries remain deeply committed to supporting the country as a defense itself from russia. bad bulk referred to the german american relationship is being like, good friends. so how far will that friendship go when it comes to money? the waste is ukraine's because dona by 5 thoughtful, how long with an election round, the corner us corresponding step in simon's is standing by for us in washington. and i'm doing here in the studio by out political correspondent and brand. and so let's start with you to a foreign ministers. there was a lot to talk about and a lot of questions. they're coming from the price on different topics, but uh ukraine being the biggest one, i guess you would say, oh yes, absolutely. i think uh, the issue of ukraine, obviously, very important for germany, but also very much under

but even hear people feel the full out from the warning ukraine. ronnie boone, full as they had to visit styles bar, it's the local tourism board. before the war they work together with a russian company located in the neighborhood. now all connections have been severed. it has been such a tight relationship between people in between the companies. so when they told me the south in february 2022, of course it was a, a 10 situation in the business. while i most the company's been a regents used to offer towards to the russian settlements and solve barts. now they don't encourage anyone to go there. we'd visit our worlds of long here. beans may or all, some fuel rushes warn you. queen could lead to conflicts. here to one reason he says, steps many residents of the russian settlements promote the kremlin propaganda. so i see the same thing. step a, comes from the official criminal also comes from the official bar as big as the same, same, but different and see this the same propaganda machinery going on and on barn asparagus us and come on the 9. for instance, residents of the russian settl

my husband ronnie and i, we got solan when he was six and a half.hen sammy came to us and she completed our family. see what santa claus brought you. - we're going to great wolf lodge, sammy! - [sammy] we will? - yeah, we're gonna go to a waterpark. you wanna go swimming? - we met solan on a wednesday back in 2012 and he's spent almost his entire life at that point in foster care. the kid has big personality and you saw it from the minute he bursted into the house. hi, mom. hi, dad. - i'll have to do this [indistinct]. i made it! - when we got solan, we didn't know a ton about his past. his parents had issues with drugs and alcoholism. he moved around from house to house. to know that this is what he went through before he got us and all's it took was finding the right thing and being a little patient to see him blossom. ♪ jump off, spread out, have lots of fun ♪ ♪ hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity ♪ - on the morning that solan got arrested, i got a phone call from the school saying that solan had set fire to a roll of toilet paper in the boys' bathroom

you look at mickjagger, keith richards and ronnie wood and they are probably older than the characters themselves by being the rolling stones. there is no great commercial imperative for them to release a new record in 2023, it will not sell taylor swift quantities, no records by thatcher stu, but they like to put out a record because it makes them feel that they are in the game, they are still going forward. —— no records by veterans do. you look back at their long, colourful lights, they have probably reached the conclusion that nothing gets done as much pleasure as being a member of the rolling stones and just getting together and having a first mate about them. if you have had a fuss mate about you since 1963 it is a pretty difficult drug to kick, more powerful than anything else. kick, more powerfulthan anything else. :, :, ~ :, kick, more powerfulthan anything else. :, :, y:, ., :, :,, else. how do you think that has affected their _ else. how do you think that has affected their new _ else. how do you think that has affected their new sound? - else. how do you think that has aff

album, the 1st to feature original new music by the band in 18 years. mick jagger keith richards and ronnie was launched in their new album hackney diamonds at the happy empire theatre in london. us talk show host jimmy fallon flew in to interview the stones, who were promoting their 1st album after the death of drummer charles charlie watts . 2 years ago. the launch features the premier of the video for their new single angry the . they have it, that is your news update. at this hour of respirators, you will be back after a short break with dw news asia for me and a whole team. thanks so much for watching the gen and or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level reading gentleman has told me to go you might see me.

any ronnie, more recently caught our stuffing and taking the money from south korea through switzerland and actually holding the monetary accounts. but the spiteful check on it and washington saying that hostage diplomacy a new thorough diplomacy were absolutely not linked at all. when you look back at the events for the past 2 years, 2 and a half years, there apparently is much more than just the correlation. so just continuing with that point, how far are we from a diplomatic break through one that would get us and they ran back on the road to talks on the nuclear deal. indeed, i think it's quite clear now that if we were on a wanted to get the full resurrection of the 2015 nuclear deal known as the jcp away, they could have had in quite early on in 2001 with abiding administration. in fact, you've had the wrong pastor grow with nuclear programs escalate and the by the administration move it's cold posts from seeking something bigger and greater and better than the j. c p, a way to the jcp o itself. and then now looking for some kind of informal interim dealer and on written understan

complete the withdrawal of all media surface, but yet, yvonne says it doesn't have any forces that ronnie and president, ever, i am very successful. united states should revive the 2015 wrong nuclear deal. the washington abandoned in 2018. he was speaking at the un general assembly in new york. ukrainian president followed him as a lensky is also at the you, when he also more supporting the war against russia. savanski detailed supplies of tens of thousands of ukrainian children. he says, the flushing forces have kidnapped what will happen to them? they'll shield room in roger off towards to kate, ukraine, and old ties with their families broken. and this is clearly a genocide and when hatreds is weaponized against one nation, it never stops the r. each the gate rocks and starts, and you war parts of moldova in georgia, already main occupied raj, it's on see right into ruins. and if not russia, the chemical weapons would have never been use the are in syria. the phase one person has been killed in west and ukraine, officer of russian drones at 3 warehouses in the v of the facilities. hous

also in the last few minutes we've seen the ronnie and delegation actually arrive here. the american delegation have been here for a few hours. that's actually very interesting dynamic because the tools in direct iranians and the americans never actually met face to face. everything was done to the country, mediators. now they both in the same building just behind me were expecting the plane to arrive from tyrone takes about 2 hours. but it took maybe 2 years of intense negotiations for this moment that actually happened. the final year of those negotiations was literally shuttled employment, cd pits and we have several times that we've got to remediate is going from one of itself to another hotel like i say, those 2 sides, you know, needs to be americans. they never actually met. but once controversial about this deal is the $6000000000.00 that the us has released. that money was seized in south korea. it was then transferred under this new jail to switzerland, then from switzerland to cancel. one's catalogue can fund receipt of that money. then the present exchange cou