if it is, i'll put your name down. >> it was interesting to talk to ronnie.ecause in prison everybody gets tattoos. even though it's illegal in every single prison, the fact of the matter is they manage oftentimes to get away with it. he would only show us certain things because he didn't want to get caught. >> i don't have my tattoo gun out right now. because of the lockdown. i don't know if they're going to come, shake me down. they're not going to take any of my inks or anything like that. i can order them out of the catalogs. but the only they would take them is if they found my tattoo gun. and i got it put up. >> like, where? >> a good hiding spot that they've never found it since i've been locked up. i would show it to you but then they'd know where it was at. >> like most prison ink, some of shephard's tattoos tell a story. in this case, it's about his past membership in a supremacist gang. >> i'm retired. so i'm no longer there, but i still have the tattoos. retired means you're no longer with them, but you was honorable when you left. first chance i

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i think it will be very difficult for ronnie to win eight titles. he is on fire at the moment so titles. he is on fire at the moment so he needs another three. he is probably one of the fittest player in snooker. he could play for another ten years and he's capable of winning another three, no doubt about it. when he is at his best coming he is the best. but there are so coming he is the best. but there are so many players playing at the same level of high standard snooker so it is getting more difficult for one player to dominate. who is exciting you at the moment? i love watching ronnie, and players i prefer commentating on more because they play the way i used to play and they play the way i used to play and they play the way i used to play and they play the right shots. i love watching judd trump. he is as close as the way i played, he loves to go for everything. china—macro, he is impeccable. former manchester united and real madrid player david beckham has revealed the name of his new major league soccer team. it will be called club internacio

ronny jackson is a great t man. ronny jackson has led a great and beautiful life.nd to have lies told about him, i would never repeat what they are. in my case, they repeat them. i say "don't repeat them, they are terrible." they say no, we are going to deny them. do we love sean hannity, by the way? [applause] i love him. but he is the only one. he puts up all these losers that say horrible things. i have to talk to him. one after another. "donald trump, he has lost it up here." it is pretty tough. i stand up here giving speeches for an hour and a half, many times without notes, and then they say he has lost it, and yet we have 25,000 people showing up to speeches. and by the way, look at all the fake news back there. [boos] donald trump, they go donald trump -- you know, it is really funny. so i beat 17 great republicans. i mean, senators, i beat governors, people like ben carson. i beat a lot of great people -- ben carson was tough. but i beat 17 great people, and i respectfully say i beat the bush dynasty. okay. pretty recently. okay, now i have the privilege o

ronnie jackson is a great man. ronnie jackson has led a great and beautiful life.have lies told about him, i would never repeat what they are. in my case, they repeat them. i say don't repeat them, they are terrible. they say no, we will deny them. do we love sean hannity? he puts up all of these losers who say horrible things. one after another. donald trump, he has lasted up to. it is tough. i stand up here giving speeches for an hour and a half, many times without notes. then they say i have lost it. yet, we have 25,000 people showing up to speeches. by the way, look at all the fake news back there. donald trump. they go, donald trump. donald trump has lost it. i beat 17 great republicans, senators, governors, a couple of great people like ben carson. ben carson was tough. i beat 17 great people. i respectfully say, i beat the bush dynasty. ok. that felt good. pretty recently. ok. now i have the privilege of going against hillary clinton. i beat crooked hillary. the electoral college is hard. we are starting to find things out that we didn't know, it is hard and

but i'm gentle ronnie says the car feels more like a mercedes than a hyundai or stopped and having features like head up display or automatic distance pacing as standard is pretty much unbeatable it's a coincidence. mazda offers three gasoline into diesel engines for the model all are powerful enough to carry the carmakers one point seven times flagship had a comfortable piece on the road the mazda six isn't a race car more of a cruiser ronnie's test vehicle puts out one hundred twenty one kilowatts of power and took nine point three seconds to hit one hundred kilometers an hour from a standstill mazda says it burns six point six liters per one hundred kilometers on the road. to play golf run he says the luxury of standard package with the head writes and up display g.p.s. and automatic distance pacing makes the mazda six a real standout among midsize competitors. carmakers like audi mercedes and b.m.w. offer them too he says but as expensive extras as made them standard allies see them as the gumballs. along with an extensive optimization for the palette of available engines mazda has also

that's tough ronnie says the must a six handles well with precise steering and a willing chassis that lets you take corners at more ambitious speeds. the new grille dominating the muscular front emphasizes the cars with and shifts the optical center down toward the monist a six stations wagon radiates mature elegance. what's called coto design makes the car look as if it's been cast as a single piece. of the sporty your rear of the car hasn't changed except that the rear bumper is now the same color as the body. but the interior has changed dramatically about the only thing that hasn't is the steering wheel it's predominant is now and analog digital hybrid. the model now comes standard with g.p.s. and and eight inch central this way. and. size the car's breath the vents for the climate control system have moved towards the door. the seats are wider than before and mazda has added some padding passengers in the rear have plenty of leg room and can park their cups and bottles and holders on the armrest they can also now enjoy heated seats. the trunk has five hundred twenty two leaders o

it's such a horrific scene like that. >> ronnie, you are a brave man.what you are doing. god bless you, as you go on your way. we'll toss that on back to you. >> todd, i hope you can get his contact of the nation. when a remarkable person who's going to do a lot of good work for people there. hopefully we can keep in touch with him. if the storm damage isn't as bad as we feared. one last word to you, the general mood of the people you spoken to so far? >> dana, i've got to be honest, i was little bit shocked, at least in the hotel we were staying at. my family suffered greatly understanding. i have a different sort of view of hurricane. the woman who was serving us our lunch, we are talking and she said she would probably lose her house in about 48 or 72 hours. i'm thinking to myself "why are you here? why are you still here? where you serving us? "i felt so guilty. she said "this is my job, what will be, will be. we'll take our dogs, our cats, and head on out. that will be that." everybody in the hotel had that attitude. it's going to happen, the handl

and ronnie trains robots to learn skills they have to figure out where something is and what to do with it he takes them through thousands of. for in scenarios. but there aren't enough programmers in germany who can develop artificial intelligence projects like this. under software as a couple of candidates who have these very specialized qualifications they're very good as it so we'll invite them in and discover yeah we'd like to work with you. then we're happy to pay you to bring this sort of talent to berlin. ok for a start up aims to revolutionize mechanical engineering it's up against competitors in the u.s. and china coding these kinds of programs is tricky there are no proven procedures to fall back on and that's what makes ai programming especially challenging. two thirds of germany's artificial intelligence companies are located in perlin the city is popular among a specialists quality of life helps compensate for lower pay even in silicon valley . as. it's impossible to get someone who's capable for under fifty thousand euros a year. a lot of people make much more than that he

but ronnie jackson is a doctor, he is an admiral.ually the doctor that gave me my physical. he said that i am in great shape. [cheers and applause] president trump: and the democrats and liberals, the deep state, they were very upset to they got tougher and tougher and they lied more and they write more books now. there are books stacked up this high. actually, the ones that are really good our number 1, 2, and three on the bestsellers list. is byally good one justice -- she's a judge, but she is justice to me -- judge .eanine the media does not talk about those books. they only talk about the bad ones, of which there are plenty. they are lies, but they are plenty. admiral jackson, his reputation was attacked. all of those horrible things that were said about him turned out to be lies and false. remember? people do not want to say that. in the last election, washington democrats put him in charge of electing extreme liberals. i am talking about serious liberals, many of whom you are watching attack judge kavanaugh and looking like fo

ronnie denied all those allegations as well as accusations that his country continues to send weapons and fighters to support the syrian president bashar assad the iranian president couldn't hide his excitement about the support he got from the e.u. russia and china but it remains to be seen whether that support will last as the u.s. ramps its diplomatic pressure the back and forth accusations between iran and the trump administration come at a critical time the u.s. is planning a new round of sanctions to choke to iran's oil revenue and that's already raising fears of further instability in the middle east. new york. a lot more still to come here on the news hour including efforts to relieve the pressure on argentina the i.m.f. loans more money to help the latin american nations struggling economy. and they stood next to each other for the u.s. ryder cup photo but will tiger woods and phil mickelson play together joe we'll have that and all the sport a little bit later. britain's defense minister says the true identity of one of the suspects in the novacek nerve agent attack in salzb

with that in mind, i wonder if there is another precedent for the white house and that is doctor ronnieas a lot of controversy around him, the white house stood behind him and then they let him go later. and they would not wa nt let him go later. and they would not want a repeat of that. you have to wonder who on earth would want to submit themselves to being in public life when this is what happens to you? johnnie jackson was life when this is what happens to you? johnniejackson was a physician who had treated three presidents and suddenly he is cast into the spotlight. —— ronnie jackson. suddenly he is cast into the spotlight. —— ronniejackson. brett kavanaugh spotlight. —— ronniejackson. brett kava naugh now finds spotlight. —— ronniejackson. brett kavanaugh now finds himself in a very similar position. i think that kelly and conway coming out and saying this morning that she needs to be heard, very contrast into what donald trump junior had to be heard, very contrast into what donald trumpjunior had is that which was a kind of rather mocking, some might find offensive tweet about th

the defense lawyer says, ronnie rows his gundown. he turns himself in. he admits what did he.nt the defenonald hamilton cried in court today when a statement was read fromis son tyree who is now 13 and living with an aunt in south carolina. in a statement tyree said he heard his parents yelling that day. dad got a gun.ed foller into a bedroom and shut the door. tyree said i heard three shots. the prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in this se that's the latest live from the judicial center. back to you. >>> thank you. this is what nightmares are made of. the d.c. mansion murders in ur why police should be looking at the suspect's brother. >>> and we continue to cover our top story at 5:30. a lroe reportm north carolina where the evacuation carolina where the evacuation orders judge here's to the stair takers, carolina where the evacuation orders judge breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers

accusing donald trump of trying to topple his government ronnie's that the new u.s. sanctions amount to economic terrorism and found that iran would not be bound by them president trumps attack on iran was not unexpected last year his maiden speech at the u.n. general assembly shocked many world leaders this year there were frowns of disapproval and at the end plight applause it's time now for a look at some of the other stories making the news today american t.v. star bill cosby has been sentenced to between three and ten years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman the judge also declared him a sexually violent predator that means cause we must undergo lifelong counseling is the first celebrity to be sent to jail for a sex crime since the start of the me to my. india's supreme court has upheld the legality of the world's biggest biometric database but it hasn't posed new restrictions on how the personal details of more than one billion citizens can be used the program has led to years of legal challenges and triggered debates about privacy and digit

the attack and continues his speech which it orating iran's position on its defense capabilities ronnie said they will continue to increase day by day and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of ari al jazeera . for tolan the job as a political scientist and visiting fellow at the brookings doha center he says it is impossible to know for sure who was behind the attack. it's difficult to say we cannot of course categorically dismiss isis claimed to be in the perpetrator of this attack ices usually claims a lot of attacks also to show its strength on the other hand we have the iranian security forces bringing. another group to be sponsored by the saudis to be behind the attacks and so it's difficult if you one has to be cautious and it is difficult to say because also tehran of course blames the usual suspects israel saudi arabia the united states being behind this attack as was the case last year when there was this to an attack in tehran against the most ileum of. khomeini and also the iranian parliament so there is a lot of questions becaus

ronny jackson, we love you, it should never have happened.y things that are totally -- they are doing that with matt. they are saying bad stuff and they figure hey, we will correct it after the election is over. let me tell you, you have a winner here, is he going to win and give us his votes. tester is never going to give us a vote. i know he did a commercial. i feel a little bit guilty because he did a commercial today and everyone is saying it's like a love letter to president trump. that's because i want this state by many, many points. and so is that right? love letter. we are never going to get his vote. on the second assessment if he could, he would get rid of it he will follow schumer and pelosi and maxine waters. [crowd boos] and the problem we have as a group, he will never ever vote for us. he didn't vote for judge gorsuch, justice, now justifiable gorsuch. he didn't vote for tax cuts. he didn't vote for the things that we need. so, you need to elect our friend and he is going to be a phenomenal center, have you got to vote against

." >> i will never have an acting partner like ronnie howard again in my life. >> and the kids, kidsand max, you can go to bed now daddy won. >> you know i said kids go to sleep now. daddy won. they're 35, 36 and 45 years old. i wrote that originally 43 years ago. >> the 72-year-old's outstanding supporting actor win for "barry" is extra special because his movie director son max actually called the shots for his dad's audition for the show. so a phone call was in order. >> hi, maxy. we're on "e.t." and i just wanted to say thank you for directing my audition because here i am. >> your dad won! >> your dad won an emmy! >> listen, clearly i was overexcited. i want to point out that max was working. he's a working director. it's great and congratulations to henry. such a good man. >> the photo with the fonz and ritchie cunningham today was everything. i think about this. in addition to his son how about ron directing henry in something now. >> it's time. >> coming up -- >> it's x rated. >> from racy to recycled. wait until you hear the stories behind these looks. >> plus we're taking y

ronnie giesbattalion teeth -- . not a day goes by you are not in it.our grandchildren are magnificent. we love you. >> my father, matthew rogan. gone but never forgotten. >> it is with great honor to names of the the following victims of september 11. >> paul john gill >> mark y. gilles >> evan hunter gillette >> ronald gilligan >> rodney c. gillis >> laura gilly >> rodney c. gillis >> laura gilly >> john f. ginley >> donna marie giordano jeffrey giordano >> john giordano >> steven a. giorgetti >> martin giovinazzo >> kum-kum girolamo >> salvatore gitto >> mon gjonbalaj >> >> dianne gladstone >> keith alexander glascoe >> thomas glasser >> harry glenn >> barry h. glick john t. gnazzo >> william robert godshalk >> michael gogliormella >> brian goldberg >> jeffrey g goldflam >> michelle goldstein >> monica goldstein >> steven goldstein >> >> andrew h. golkin dennis james gomes >> who is missed every day by his children. who has never had the opportunity. grandchildren. may we pray for those who still suffer from the aftermath of september 11. may god ble

the attack and continues his speech which it orating iran's position on its defense capabilities ronnie said they will continue to increase day by day and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of ari al jazeera . for more on this let's not speak to a traitor parsi he's a professor at georgetown university and author of losing and enemy obama iran and the child of democracy he's via skype from northern virginia near washington d.c. thank you very much for being with us. it didn't come as a surprise that the iranians accused. the u.s. and saudis of masterminding this attack in a fast but they've also summoned the envoys of the netherlands denmark and great britain accusing these countries of harboring iranian opposition groups what does this suggest as far as who they think is responsible. the fact that they some of the europeans is also not particular pride missing since some of these separates pistorius ations are essentially headquartered in europe many of them being in london particularly this. separatist organization has been and ducting ac

to hurt iran's public relations blitz to maintain the integrity of the twenty fifty nuclear deal ronnie said his american counterpart accomplish nothing that. america has adopted an approach of unilateral ism it is indifferent to international organizations and laws it wasn't just our opinion others also mentioned it in different ways they accomplished nothing even during trump speech when he praised his own administration they laughed at him and the american media considered this a humiliation for the u.s. government and their country at home painting an unflattering picture of trump could be seen as shifting blame for iran's economic problems away from his own government. the falling value of the ryal a barometer iranians used to check their country's financial health has made the rouhani administration unpopular at the u.n. the iranian president needed a win the european union representing now four plus one countries basically came and said that they're going to actually take the country to steps in terms of making sure that the companies that are dealing with iran could do so withou

. >>> today city officials and local dignitaries including hall of famer ronnie lot turned out for a flag raising at city hall to mark 100 days until the big game. organizers say the game will bring more than 100,000 visitors to the region. 49ers president al guido is chairman of the host committee. >> to us it's fitting that for the fifth year, levi's stadium is holding the college championship game. we've done over $5 million for economic impact to this region. we couldn't do it without everybody's support. it's not just one city. it's everyone sf the college football playoff national championship game from levi's stadium takes place on january 7th and you can watch it live on our sister network espn. >>> felt like the seasons changed all of a sudden. take a look at live doppler 7. good evening, everyone. we do have clouds along the coastline. look at the 24-hour temperature change. up to 13 degrees cooler in antioch. compared to yesterday, 12-degree drop in concorde. we did see a minor tick in temperatures, but we're not expecting a warming trend. they're going to remain well belo

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his country comments come a day after an attack on a military parade left twenty five people dead ronnie accused u.s. backed gulf arab states are providing financial and military support for ethnic arab groups earlier his government summoned envoys from the u.k. netherlands and denmark accusing those countries of harboring opposition groups trita parsi is a professor at georgetown university in washington he says there may be some truth to iran's accusations that the us saudi arabia and the u.a.e. were involved in saturday's attack. the fact that they some of the europeans is also not particular pride is ing since some of these separates pistorius ations are essentially headquartered in europe many of them being in london particularly this . separatist organization has been ducking activities and making land for quite some time i'm so that in itself was not surprising nor is it surprising that the iranians would be blaming or hinting at blame at the united states saudi arabia and the u.a.e. what is perhaps a little bit different this time around is that there are circumstantial evidence

ronny colson sent us this video of traffic at a dead stop. you can see the smoke. the so-called delta fire is burning off the freeway in the shasta trinity national forest. you can see how close the flames are of the interstate. the forest service says more than 500 acres have already burned. structures are threatened and evacuations are under way. no estimate as to when the road will reopen. >> new details about an accident in santa cruz involving a police officer. the officer was hit at broadway and ocean earlier this afternoon. you can see the scene from sky 7. the chp just told us what happened. as officers were conducting a traffic stop with at least three people, an officer sitting in the passenger seat of a police cruiser opened the door and was hit by a car driving by. that driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with police. the three suspects were arrested. it is not clear why the officer -- or the officer's condition at this time. >>> a mea culpa today from facebook and twitter about their handling of foreign influences on social media platforms. >> we

. >> my name is ronnie and i work in san francisco and i'm a driver from a local electrical company. >> we went through meta first and meta helped us to apply and be ready to get the down payment assistant loan program. that's the program that we used to secure the purchase of our home. it took us a year to get our credit ready to get ready to apply for the loan. >> the whole year we had to wait and wait through the process and then when we got the notice, it's like, we were like thinking that. >> when we found out that we were settling down and we were going to get approved and we were going to go forward, it was just a really -- we felt like we could breathe. we have four kids and so to find a place even just to rent for a family of six. and two dogs. >> we were going to actually pay more for rent and to own a house. >> it feels good now to have to move. it feels for our children to stay in the neighborhood that they have grown in. they grew up here and they were born here. they know this neighborhood. they don't know anything outside san francisco. >> we really have it. >> we'd lo

the attack and continues his speech which it orating iran's position on its defense capabilities ronnie said they will continue to increase day by day and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of ari al jazeera . trita parsi is a professor at georgetown university in washington he says a maybe some truth to the iranian accusations of american saudi and iraq involvement in the attack. the fact that they some of the europeans is also not particular surprise is ing since some of these separate story because asians are essentially headquartered in europe many of them being in london particularly this . separatist organization has been ducting activities in england for quite sometime so that in itself is not surprising nor is it surprising that the iranians would be blaming or hinting at blame at the united states or the ribby and the u.a.e. what is perhaps a little bit different this time around is that there are circumstantial evidence that makes it much more difficult to dismiss the iraq plane accusations out of hand but i mean you have a scenar

on creating in stability well before leaving for the united nations general assembly in new york ronnie accused u.s. backed gulf arab states are providing financial and military support for anti-government ethnic groups the u.n. kuwait and qatar have all condemned the attack. well u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley says iran though should look closer to home. i mean they can confront us all they want the problem is they don't like the fact that we've called them out we've called them out for ballistic missile testing we've called them out for their support of terrorism we've called them out for their arms sales and they don't like it and not only that the worst of all we stop the hundreds of billions of dollars that were going to them and allowing them to do these violations and so their economy is plummeting the deals that they had are falling apart and they're getting desperate covering events for us from the same bus. as iran's president hassan rouhani departed to iran from new york to attend the united nations general assembly he gave us an indication of the message he'd be car

ton flagship had a comfortable piece on the road the mazda six isn't a race car more of a cruiser ronnie's test vehicle puts out one hundred twenty one kilowatts of power and took nine point three seconds to hit one hundred kilometers an hour from a standstill mazda says it burns six point six weavers per one hundred kilometers on the road. to a bigger run he says the large area standard package with l.e.d. have rights and have display g.p.s. and automatic distance pacing makes the mazda six a real standout among midsize competitors. but their car makers like audi mercedes and b.m.w. offer them too he says but as expensive extras mazda has made them standard it's see him it's a gamble. along with an extensive i. optimization for the palette of available engines mazda has also made fine improvements to the chassis and body because down to noise and vibration in the cabin that's edging the mazda six up towards the premium sector so the price doesn't really reflect it and germany the station wagon version starts in just over twenty seven thousand five hundred euros. if we are clashing car exp

doors because when you apply it's difficult to do anything serious suicide was so awful they will say ronnie but then it was to the point that my family made me realize no matter what happened to me but why i came here i can move i don't always going to be there for me that's the love that because of the family problems things that made me realize that perhaps if i'm settled out here myself that i can tell something that i can still do something for myself and others. since then has been charring taiwan schools as a living mourning to others this principle invited him personally she wants to move away from conventional teaching that causes which can be bad for the eyes and instead going in i'm ok for lengthening. to go to town first describes what it's like to wake up and not be able to see you then he tells the students how best to help a blind person so it's a lesson that's become a fixed posh of the timetable. the principal wants to attack the problem head on today two professors are visiting she shows him her students high marks. the professors the hair on behalf of the government analyz

the attack and continues his speech which it orating iran's position on its defense capabilities ronnie said they will continue to increase day by day and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of ari al jazeera . iran is now some of the envoys of the netherlands denmark and great britain over the attack i mean vies of the iran project crisis group explain why he thought that happened. well this is because the op was the national resident resistance group has some representatives in these countries and some media outlets as well but i think the bigger risk here is that the iranian system believes that the us and its allies are waging not just an economic war against iran through sanctions but are also trying to destabilize iran internally the very fact that saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon said last year that he would take instability and war to inside iran's borders gives further credits to dis narrative in iran that at the end of the day the u.s. and its regional allies want to turn iran into another syria by stoking certain sectarian

let's go to ronnie in chicago. good evening. -- good afternoon. go ahead, ronnie. >> caller: my comment is more about just kavanagh's demeanor. i think what we're seeing is more of a privileged man being pushed in a corner. >> host: ronnie, thank you for the call. we'll head to the hearing room, there's the chair, chuck grassley of iowa. [inaudible conversations] >> tell me when you're ready. >> i'm ready. >> i'm going to wait for senator feinstein. >> do you want me to go ahead? >> wait for her. nod conversation [inaudible conversations] >> senator haley. >> thank you, mr. chairman. judge, you said before and again today that mark judge was a close friend of yours in high school. now, dr. ford, as you know, has said he was in the room when she was attacked. also says you were, too. unfortunately the fbi has never interviewed him. we have not been able to have his attendance here. the chairman refuses to call him. fifth she shade mark judge was in the room then, he should be in the room her today. would you want him called as a witness? >> senator

ronnie denied all those allegations as well as accusations that his country continues to send weapons and fighters to support the syrian president bashar assad the iranian president couldn't hide his excitement about the support he got from the e.u. russia and china but it remains to be seen whether that support will last as the u.s. ramps its diplomatic pressure the back and forth accusations between iran and the trump administration come at a critical time the u.s. is planning a new round of sanctions to choke to iran's oil revenue and that's already raising fears of further instability in the middle east. new york. mike hanna and the trumpet ministrations special envoy for iran he says the u.s. wants to address a broader range of threats from iran. we are we have very good and regular discussions with their european allies who are also in very regular discussions with our arab partners and so i would say that we share the same threat assessment . we certainly have a disagreement over the iran nuclear deal what we're seeking is a better deal. and we would like to have a treaty we th

well wouldn't that be a wonderful thing for ronnie and americans to sit down and discuss regional and national security together but i can tell you that what we've been hearing from iranian officials over and over again is that at least publicly perhaps not through back channels perhaps that's a different sort of conversation but at least publicly it is very unlikely that any iranian official will sit down with a member of the trump administration there's a great deal of there's a huge trust deficit especially since the united states pulled out since donald trump pulled the united states out of the nuclear deal in sort of iranian officials have really no faith in any american official from the from the white house of president tried donald trump to have any sort of meaningful discussion about issues in the region and in so far as looking closer to home certainly iran does have issues with separatist groups but again many of the iranian officials and analysts and observers we speak to point to very open public support especially among members of this white house for separatist groups t

with the russians with the syrian regime the problem is the the fact that bashar assad they love you ronny and stew. the. military presence in syria and this is a red line for israel and israel has made it clear also to the russians that. it's not acceptable for her and how you think that it's very clear that even the even though there is a crisis between israel and russia now because of this unfortunate accident i don't think that israel will stop. change its policy concerning the iranian in their presence the military presence in syria what happened yesterday evening is being seen by russia as health to all behavior a provocation do you think israel apologizing for this mistake as you say is going to be enough to diffuse the situation. i did not say that was a mistake they said. israel will investigate it and once we have the conclusions if there will be a need to apologize i think that this apologist will be made as soon as possible a russian is a friend overseas rail and the relationship between the two countries are good and there's no reason for israel to be all style towards russia

sanctions have made it harder for ronny and shia muslims to travel to iraq to mark a sure reports from baghdad. intense and vibrant in the iraqi city of kabul. the crowds which used to pack the shrine of imam hussein are smaller because thousands of iranians can't afford to be here. we came to iraq because we love to visit the holy shrines but the economic crunch means many iranians call to forward to visit cup on ashura day. iranian shia worshippers usually travel to kabul at this time of year but iran's been hit by u.s. sanctions since august the value of its currency the reaal has plunged but the rain ians getting to college is expensive now and for some even the price of a hotel room is simply too much have in their cars off the hotel business in karbala and previous years was booming now we can only make ends meet last year we had more than two hundred seventy big iranian religious groups staying at my hotel alone now there are just seven small groups. from the economic point of view the u.s. economic sanctions on iran have really affected iraq's religious tourism when iranians co

to hurt iran's public relations blitz to maintain the integrity of the twenty fifty nuclear deal ronnie said his american counterpart accomplished nothing that. america has adopted an approach of unilateral ism it is indifferent to international organizations and laws it wasn't just our opinion others also mentioned it in different ways they accomplished nothing even during trump speech when he praised his own administration they laughed at him and the american media considered this a humiliation for the u.s. government and their country at home painting an unflattering picture of trump could be seen as shifting blame for iran's economic problems away from his own government. the falling value of the ryal a barometer iranians used to check their country's financial health has made the rouhani administration unpopular at the u.n. the iranian president needed to win the european union because i think now four plus one countries basically came and said that they're going to actually take a country to steps in terms of making sure that the companies that are dealing with iran could do so wi

the attack and continues his speech which it orating iran's position on its defense capabilities ronnie said they will continue to increase day by day and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of ari al jazeera . of the foreign minister has tweeted his anger jeffords very few saying terrorists recruited trained and armed and paid by a foreign regime have attacked children and journos among casualties iran holds regional tera sponsors and the us masters accountable for such attacks iran will respond swiftly and decisively in defense of iranian lives. forward is that he is a professor of world studies at the university of tehran he says iran is bound to retaliate for this attack i think. this terrorist attack this morning would have regional consequences and then government has been interest rowhani government has been interested in improving relations with the saudis reducing tensions reducing difficulties that exists historically but then the other side engages in this type of terrorist activities i think all types of negotiations and talks ar

later, black sabbath vocalist ronnie james dio would be the first popularizing the devil horns handgesture. that same gesture is known as the holcomb horns .texas, where george w. bush governed before winning the presidency. could miss bash be trying to tell and unwitting america that is being governed by a secret cabal of satanists leading this christian nation into hell and excruciating chaos and who could behind this? who works for george w. bush? we don't know. we're just asking questions. >>. [laughter] 24 2 today. i've got to go to you first because have you ever made a hand gesture ... >> would you like one right now?i thought she was playing a game i used the play at school paul called scope are. you go likethis and you'd say scope or quit looking and her body was like, do it again . she said okay so the person who asked the question, because they areback there trying to do work for him while he's getting asked a ridiculous question so he might say okay . that's why it waswhen it was . but people want to know what this is all the time. i'm not going to tell you. it cracks me up. sh

briefed on the attack and continues his speech iterating iran's position and its defense capabilities ronnie said they will continue to increase day by day and in africa as the investigation continues into the major breach of security dosage of ari al jazeera. search and rescue efforts are continuing in tanzania where a man's been found alive in an air pocket two days after one of the country's worst ferry disaster as he was among the only forty one survivors at least two hundred nine people were killed when a ferry capsized close to the shore of lake victoria on thursday malcolm webb reports from port bell on the ugandan side of the lake. this is what it feels like and your loved one among the parties pulled from the water. the most here the same story you lucky ones to find. the feel very fast and covered us i was lucky that i was able to see him under the water not knowing where i was see me. as i was seeming to safety i found a number of metal bars that cut my face and back of my head. and a fairy made for one hundred people more than twice that on board was coming into dog when it capsi

washington is accusing a ronnie and backed rebels of carrying out what they call life threatening attacks against the u.s. embassy in iraq violent protests against a lack of government services and corruption have been taking place on the streets of iraq since thursday it was during these protests that a rocket attack damaged the airport and the u.s. consulate is located. at least sixty eight people have been killed in a suicide bombers had on a large crowd of protesters in afghanistan more than one hundred others were injured in the blast near jalalabad a couple of nine the whole province protesters had gathered to demand the resignation of the local police commander this was just hours after a series of bombings in schools across the all about god has seen a spate of i saw at saks in recent months the taliban has denied involvement. as i had lunch i'll be back with more news on al jazeera after the stream to stay with us. ugandan pop star turned politician now charged with treason but. empowering people is the only. one that. president. robert. bobby weiner talked to. me ok on your in t