and saying i'm not afraid of the americans. >> it's unclear how much control president rouhani has over the forces. this could be a message from the supreme leader himself. making it clear they're not going to take any guff. in the context of the nuclear deal, we're able to be involved in yemen, test ballistic missiles and test traffic in the strait of hormuz. you should be careful. >> is there any protocol they tend ooperate in the strait of hohormuz? >> it's a tight waterway, everyone is watching out for everyone else. back in the '80s the iranians mined the gulf, we were escorting tankers. it is a dangerous area, iran has threatened to close it before. people firing off rockets that tends people to feel a little worry. >> is the strait of hormuz potentially the place, if there was conflagration between the united states and iran it would start there? >> i think that's right. it is very tight. the gulf itself is a very large waterway but iranian gun boats patrol between escorts and their gun ships, my chairman, we saw an iranian gun boat patrol between the line of a u.s. controller an

rouhani tweeted earlier today, quote, in response to new u.s. sanctions planned against iran's ballistic missile program, we have ordered the defense minister to expedite that program. iranian media also says rouhani wrote to his defense minister that america is, quote, clearly still pursuing its hostile policies and illegal meddling. the armed forces need to quickly and significantly increase their missile capability, end quote. halima kroft joining us now. strong words from rouhani. >> very strong words considering he's the moderate, he's our man in tehran. i think that is about placating the hardliners. >> saying stuff for your own people. >> basically saying this country mean we're going to open up to the west. we're going to remain tough in the region but does it detail the nuclear deal and sanctions? probably not. they're taking down their centrifuges. they're weeks and months away from getting massive sanctions relief. >> i hear your point on the talk but it is accurate they did conduct a ballistic missile test in october which is kind of

donald trump, the leader of isis, the iranian president hassan rouhani. why did she win? the managing editor of "time magazine" explains the choice magazine" and says no one was tested the way she was. she has shown moral leadership in a world in which it is in short supply, according to "time magazine." tim "time magazine" applies the way she responded to the crisis. one of the only women to have the cover. it's quite a big deal. the german press is thrilled about it. one paper said that angela merkel is now the leader of the west. genie: there has also been a lot of magazine coverage this week about the islamic state group. inis weakened by airstrikes iraq and syria, yet gaining ground in libya. florence: it says that isis is essentially helping itself to africa. it has an interesting interview with the french defense minister, jean-yves le drian, who says he is worried about the islamic state group joining forces with boko haram. he says there is a major risk that that could happen. he calls on algeria and egypt to do more to fight these jihadist groups. he says the si

the other runners-up include iranian president hassan rouhani, caitlyn jenner, the black lives matter protesters, and the the chann lynn spin and tr a big east school comes to the and it's actually one of the original teams. depaul tonight, then drake plays nevada and iowa next. tough sledding. graham woodward, measuring, driving, bucket and he's heading to the line. bulldogs stride for stride with the blue demons. casey schlatter backing down, hook shot, aaandd it falls. drake down by four with two seconds in the first half. giacoletti draws up the play for kale abrahamson and good. reed timmer with 30 points depaul dunks drake 74-71. nobody was more pumped to see gold than mike warren. warren originally committed to campbell at toledo. crazy how things work out. from m-a-c recruit to the big 12's offensive freshman of the year. warren led all freshman running ju-co transfer demond tucker is named big 12 defensive newcomer of the year. jameson lalk and dale pierson were both named to the all big twelve second team. cyclone fans long ago turned attention from football to basketball. t

on the brink of civil war, the words from ba rouhani as he sends an envoy to the african nation.ibya's rival governments have sign add deal to form a unity government. it will bring paint to the country. the u.k. ramping up scrutiny of muslim brotherhood members in the country, a review into the group links to it should be considered an indicator of extremism. >> news is coming into us about the california gun attack orrier this month in in which 14 people were killed. it has been announced that the man that bout the guns has been charged with terrorism related counts. federal prosecutors say enrique was charged with conspiring to commit terrorism in 2011 and 2012, he is also charged with illegally purchasing two assault rifles used in the attack on december is second. bring you more news on that as soon as we get it. will change the middle east in p north africa forever. would lead to antigovernment protests revolutions and war, it started with one man, a tunisian that had had enough. >> the police decided to confiscate his cart and scales he was turned away. they refused to spe

. >>> president rouhani has ordered an expansion of its government missile promise against reported new sanctions against tehran. >>> a drive by shoulding in yemen city of aden. in nearby taiz one of the last working hospitals say it came under attack on wednesday while we have more on the challenges facing medical staff working in a war zone. >> at the closing of the year no let up in the fighting in yemen. houthi rebels fired at hospital killing a child. hospitals are on the front line in the battle between the rebels and the internationally recognized government of abd rabbuh mansur hadi. medical staff are struggling to cope. at the hospital in taiz they plead for more oxygen supplies. without them medical care will suffocate. we are protesting today because we're no longer able to say they're patients. they arrive injured but we cannot help them. there is no oxygen or surgery equipment. >> people with family and friends being treated in the hospital are having to bring in their own oxygen bottles. >> i have to get it from outside the hospital because none are available here. >> unit

hassan rouhani, president of iran >> larry: or as republicans call the list, hero, thugs, uber guy, manwomany obama scared of, german manwoman, another guy obama is scared of. ( laughter ) very nice. very nice. now to really cover the story, we at the "the nightly show" have decide to do our first-ever entertainment report. let's go live to "the nightly show" entertainment reporter grace parra, everybody. >> hi! hi, larryy! hello. larry, greetings from the land of sands, palm trees, and flowing robes. >> larry: are you in palm springs? >> no, larry, i'm in syria! >> larry: syria? good lord, what are you doing there trying to get an exclusive with this year's biggest buzz makers, isis! >> larry: wait, grace, they're killers. get out of there. >> no, larry, in the entertainment game you go where the stories are, and right now the eyes of the paup world are focused squarely on those bad world in ni. >> larry: wait, wait, wait. stop that animation. grace, grace. are you insane! >> not as insane as the trends i'm spotting here outside of isis h.q. oh, yeah, full-body kevlar, and strappy explosive

iran's president, hassan rouhani, decided to kind of pull a donald trump n. the last two or three hours he started tweeting up a storm. honestly, here's one that jumped out at us. in response to new u.s. sanctions, this is his quote, in response to new u.s. sanctions planned against iran's ballistic missile program, we have ordered the defense minister to expedite the program. to expedite the program. what are they saying? they are threatening, after the u.s. said, wait a minute, you guys are doing missile testing? that's in complete violation of the u.n. security council orders to let you develop your nuclear program. so what did you see? shortly around noon you saw the spike in oil. it went as high as about $37.80, now it's at $37.06, but higher than it started the day. it's far from oil in commodities, soybeans. don't let your eyes glaze over, but this is hitting u.s. investors hard in the opposite direction. jeff flock live at the cme to tell us how soybeans are impacting traders and everyday americans. jeff? >> reporter: well, it's not so much the future

rouhani will be mad, he won't be at the top. putin, nice pecs. indulge the audience in what our conversation was during the break. new research finds that people report sleeping better when their pets are close to them. their bed buddies make them people secure, contents and relaxed. have we lost touch with our humanity? >> the people polled must be single because they don't have a cat that sleeps on their face or between their legs. it's hard to sleep with a cat unless you have the whole bed to yourself. >> one woman described her cats as sleeping on her chest. kennedy: i think something about this is very odd. i think people should be sleeping with people. but charles, are cats a turnoff -- you are newly married. >> you are? i felt like you were looking at me in a way. now i'm disappointed. kennedy: are cats a turnoff to men? >> if they are in the get because i'm allergic to them. i love cats but i would die. kennedy: isn't the study legitimizing cat lady? >> i haven't slept with a pet per se but i slept for years with a guy with a hairy back.

. >> rouhani now hopes sanction he will be lifted in january. the iaea chief yokuno imana says that might be upon if the final inspections go smoothly. italy's mateo renz irvetion, italy standards to benefit should the relationship recover. italy's energy industry has close ties to russia and damaged economy. chinese officials are furious at vice foreign minister says it will severely harm and threat bees, and while the u.s. maintains a so-called one china policy, washington is committed under the taiwan relations act to ensure taiwan can maintain a credible defense. >>> protesting against impeachment in brazil. why people in dozens of cities came out against process. even though they don't support president dilma rousseff. and calling for the president's resignation. o. >> travel between the u.s. and cuba could soon be an even more regular occurrence. the deal allows negotiations to begin between cuba and u.s. airline companies. it could take months before regular flights begin but when they do, the difficult chartered flights to cuba should be

he said his opposition to president rouhani and the regime. he is the follower of the largest group and he wasably to escape to europe. >> i was tortured in intergaugzs and they would hold me and beat me around like a football. >> reporter: he believes that the nuclear deal which supporters say will prevent iran from getting a nuclear. that will instead pave the way. >> he was held at one point in the same accorders as the iranian christian pastor serving a term of eight years for simply practicing his religion. >> he was harassed and cent to a ward. for a man like that, it was difficult. >> reporter: he made a solemn vow t who left behind. >> i was released and i tried to become their escrows and i would like to be the voice of those executed in iran. >> reporter: the key to defeating isis is overcoming the radical fundmentalism and that drives recruits to isis. >>> the prosecution rest nothing the trial of a first police officer in the death of freddie gray. 15 witnesses were called to testify. gray died from injuries he suffered in police c

hassan rouhani's take on trump echo's others. the ban might farm the fight against i.s.i.l. and other groups. >> this marks the 50th anniversary. it bids discriminations on the grounds of colour, race, ethnic origins. jonah hill looks at whether the act is working and whether britain is more inclusive than it was. a forum for black entrepreneurs. 50 years after landmark race and some find it exists. it is behind closed doors. whilst people are concerned the position is the same. >> the race relations act transformed britain, a country or empire that attracted migrants looking for work. prejudice based on colour became the norm. riots in the overcrowded suburb of noting hill. >> they have houses they want to live in. blimy, they are going to stay. that was a shock and is it brought the issue to the surface. >> veteran race campaigner trevor phillips. we don't have great equality. let's bear in mind this is a different country to the one that my parents came to, where you could say what you liked about people. you could exclude them from phones and jobs. you can't do that toda

hassan rouhani for putting together a controversial nuclear deal with western states which led to crippling sanctions being dropped against his nation. donald trump the presidential candidates leading in the polls and stirring debate about the future of the gop. "time will announce the person of the year on thursday. >> that lead us to our brew on this. thank you very much. who do you think should be time magazine's person of the year? is should ethics have a place here. we will share your opinion later in the show. >> the time 26 after the top of the hour. guns blazing in texas for a good cause. what has chris kyle's widow all fired up. >> remember the yale professor who thought students should be able to wear whatever they wanted for hoalloween? >> if that's what you think you should step the pc police have out with a win. on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid.

>> that thing is moving at a faster pace because the rouhani government wants to get the sanctions liftedu can see that they're trying and the u.s. and others are trying to get it to go faster. his side wins. that is the big question overhanging, the last big shooter is how much oil are the into thegoing to put market. it's clear there's not going to be a discussion about any kind of opec action until one knows how much the iranians -- it's for hundred thousandto -- 400,000 to 600,000 barrels a day. that's the question that has to be answered. david: let me ask you about indonesia, back again. what role are they playing now? >> no role. extremely odd that they joined. david: why did they join again? >> it's unclear why they wanted to do it. they export natural gas, they export coal. maybe they just want to be at the table. arabia,ooking at saudi an offense of move, a defensive there are going to be things that way on their ability to keep doing it. >> the war in yemen, i spent a week and a half in that region recently. so striking to me that the word yemen is front and center for them rig

the iranian president hasan rouhani, in direct response to the fact that united states is planning another round of financial restrictions against iran. now to syria where a battle is underway that could have a significant impact on the course of the country's war. government forces backed by russian fighter jets have launched a major campaign to recapture sheik miskeen, south of the capital damascus. rebel forces are fighting back as hashem ahelbarra reports. >> these rebel fighters are on the counteroffensive. they are launching an attack to repel government treups troops in sheik miskeen an opposition stronghold in southern syria. they say that many terms that were part of the government offensive were early destroyed or forced to retreat. but the army backed by russian fighter jets say the fight is almost over. that the city will soon be under its control. >> the russian arrival is like a game-changer. it added more military assets, more air power, more intelligence, since we know earlier when president assad in his speech said we are -- i don't have enough personnel in order to fight.

four of them, but rouhani is bottling back from india with half a century. the hosts 277/7. >> thank you, keep it here. >> they believed in what they were doing but they were not scientists. it wasn't science at all. >> there's a lot of lives at stake, a lot of innocent people. >> how many are still locked up? >> the integrity of the criminal justice system is at stake, plain and simple. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >> we have to get out of here. >>> strong words from moscow. vladimir putin says turkey will regret more than once the shooting down of a russian jet. i'm repair your in doha. also ahead. british bombers striking i.s.i.l. targets hitting oil fields in syria. >> we look into the culture of gun violence in the u.s. after more than a dozen people die in the latest shooting. f.i.f.a.'s corruption drama

johnson, travis kalanick, the founder of uber and abu bakr al baghdadi and vladimir putin and hassan rouhani the president of iran and i said vladimir putin just based on the news cycle of this year, the role that he has to play, not only in this coalition to defeat isis but role he has to play with negotiations with north korea and china. that doesn't mean he's necessarily all powerful but you cannot ignore the necessity of russia and vladimir putin. if anything to work against isis as he's now supporting bashar al assad. >> and the iran deal. >> and with the iran deal so it is across the board. john, your pick? >> i feel like somebody picking i like the kolinick guy and names from rockefeller up to oppenheimer and to gates and jobs, that when they change the way we live as human beings, like this app has essentially made owning a car potentially obsolete. you just don't need to do it anymore so that's huge. >> it is. >> and it is getting bigger and bigger and more commonplace and i just any that's being overlooked. elon musk will be on the list next year for the tesla power wall because he

. >> frank sinatra was telling in show business terms, don't worry, rouhani, atlanta. you know that phrase, get the joke land? it landed. spook what was your relationship with him after that, with the president? >> with the president, after the challenger speech, sometime after that, maybe six or eight months later i left because kind of a little power equation in the white house were the people i worked for and what hired me left and went on to other things. and a fellow, a fabulously colorful man named don regan came into be chief of staff for reagan come and have great affection for him as a chief of staff he didn't work in the people we brought in i've done call the mice did not work well with speechwriting and i just got, you know what, my work here is done. however, in every beautiful thing happened, i went home. i had a baby. .. >> i want you to give what you write about in terms of hillary clinton, what you write about hillary. >> oh, my goodness. the book, i found as i go through my work that i could isolate various themes and just have a ball doing it. one of

well -- now like iran the sanctions will be listed on helpas early as january to president rouhani in big shoe to drop in the oil market. is it half a million barrels a day that comes on or one million barrels a day? that is what i would be watching number one. tom: within that is the calculus of microeconomics oil. phd's that follow this at ihs, do they have a price point where the market clears? daniel: uh, you know, not specifically. the way we look at it instead is -- what is the balance between supply and demand? that is the iranian oil. oil demand this year, which is now coming to an end, has been much stronger than last year, well over double the demand last year. americans are driving more miles than ever before. the number of sports utilities that people are buying now, about 60% of the total new vehicles, so demand goes up when price goes down, and at the same time, of course, we are seeing a really big cut in investment by all companies as they battened down the hatches for this storm that has swept over them. guy: daniel, this is guy in london. the question we see most on

this is the election set at the end of february, where rouhani the president is expected to see reformistshim. if that happens, you then have parliament and president aligned. still some difference of opinion with the supreme leader, the religious top dog in the country. so, there is still issues there. but on the reform side, in fact, something might be done to open up iran for the. these elections at the end of february to be very important. guy: david, iranians one back in. one of the areas is energy. as they start pushing hard, the supply demand story is simply out of kilter still. you at the arabians in the back him you wonder what the downside is on oil? we are at $40 now, does a $10 dropped have a meaningful impact? david: the question is how quickly we are going to get a coming back. we are starting to price the expectation, coming back in, how much is it priced in now is a big question? between 500 million and a million barrels coming out is a big question. with user to get that down with pressure coming through, it really does change the shape of the outlook. puts further downwar

iran's president hassan rouhani. obviously been a big year. >> big year for him. >> with the nuclear deal. >> brokered the new jersey deal and represents a gamble by the west that he represents a new political calculus in iran. >> these aren't from number of votes received or anything like this, just a list you created. at number four you went with black lives matter activists. >> really involved from an organic protest movement to an organized national political movement. they drove police chiefs and college presidents from office and they are holding candidates to account. really seen a major change in the way they operate this year. >> all right. number three, going out on a limb and say this will be a shocker because people thought donald trump would be your person of the year. you put him at number three, why? >> all year long he has been saying things that were kind of disqualifying. lost count how many times so here's the test. can live to play another day then he writes the new rules. we're now going to find

number five, the iranian sansident, has fon rouhani. we have alan on the line now from ohio.r: thanks for taking my call. definitely is not up there, for one thing. i don't liken't -- his style. nothing i can do about it. i'm a republican. barack obama. he is the number one guy, i think your when he first took over office -- what did we have, two wars? afghanistan and iraq were about wrapped up. now we have syria. hillary and obama got together and looked at another terrorist state -- libya. i could go on. germany. iran, don't believe iran. that guy does not deserve number five. that's for sure. people like that don't change. you can tell. if they do, they would be already bending over a little bit. number one, the number one guy is me. have a good day. host: richard, democratic caller. caller: good morning. i have to go with bernie sanders. he tells it like it should be. he might not make it, but at west he is telling us what should be doing in this country. the next guy would probably be putin. he has the power to annihilate us if he wants to. bernie is a guy that can do a

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there had been a slight loosening of restrictions since the election of president hassan rouhani, andhat could lead to an easing of crippling economic sanctions imposed because of iran's continued nuclear program. trade restrictions that have been very, very difficult for everyone. but there's a push happening between opposing factions in the government. on one hand iranians are the descendants of ancient persia, the empire of poetry, flowers, the highly influential culture that goes back thousands of years. but the ruling clerical and military class are at best ambivalent, at worst actively hostile to much of that tradition. severe religious-based restrictions of speech, dress, behavior were ushered in by the rise of the ayatollah during the 1979 islamic revolution. ♪ ♪ >> so how does one have fun in iran these days? this is a line that is constantly being tested. alcohol is, of course, forbidden. you can get away with listening to rock or rap, sort of, sometimes. but you cannot yourself rock or be seen to visibly rock. not everyone in iran is delighted with what their country has be