rouhani there speaking in a joint news conference with turkish president richard. who you just heard from here just to kind of sum up. mr edwards comments a little bit basically reiterating the bilateral ties between the two countries and working towards strengthening their economic relationship which he had knowledge has taken a hit over the last year or so he said trade between the two countries has fallen considerably between twenty seventeen and october twenty eighth of last year and this is something but they are looking to address he also talked about the so-called starner process these these are the ongoing peace talks to try to end the war in syria because of course both countries have a major presence in syria turkey and. iran iran supporting president bashar forces as they fight against the rebels there and turkey with a presence in northern syria trying to fend off the kurdish separatists in northern syria we're still waiting to fix that translation the english translation of rouhani at this point and while we're waiting for that we're going to go to the

iran's president hassan rouhani has submitted next year's budget to parliament it's the first budget since the united states restored sanctions against iran that had been lifted under the nuclear deal rouhani said the sanctions have hurt iran but will not bring the islamic republic quote to its knees the country's economy however is clearly struggling. iran's government faces acute economic challenges at less than fifty billion dollars this year's budget is less than half the size of last year's. us. nobody can say that the sanctions do not harm our economy or people's lives. but nobody can say that the united states will achieve its goals. america will certainly be defeated and it will fail. since us president donald trump decided to withdraw from the three year old nuclear deal and to restore sanctions the iranian ryall has lost around half its value the fall of the currency drove up prices across the board with food costs up sixty percent on tuesday president hassan rouhani announced a twenty percent increase in public sector wages. this sanctions can cause and have already caused

to figure in the talks between iranian in turkish leaders and encouraged today ryan present haasan rouhani arrived on wednesday night for talks with french a typewriter gone they'll be discussing economic ties between the two countries and a voter is in turkey's capital we are expecting a news conference from them so kind to lay out for us this complicated relationship between turkey and iran is particularly now that donald trump this made this decision. well turkey and iran don't stand on the same side in the syrian conflict but they do work together within this asked in a framework this path of negotiations the russian led past negotiations now honey's visit was unexpected it was a surprise announced just twenty four hours before it actually happened which is kind of unusual state visits are usually planned in advance so it seemed that there was a pressing issue to discuss and that was syria at the time turkey and the united states where we reaching out to each other trying to improve the strained relationship in washington making overtures to turkey and whenever that happens iran worrie

mr rouhani for his cooperation. and like to congratulate respect. and situations and delegation and all that. we have stated. that we are determined to continue to deepen our cooperation in these areas and like to ask my brother mr president rani to take the microphone. at the midst of all. mr or the gun. present. for follow to express regret is that your invitation. for your warm hospitality. and i'm. sure. don't want. to join. all right we appear to be having some technical difficulties. with our translator.

and are gone but of course rouhani arriving with this unexpected declaration from the u.s. president donald trump so in one way or another they would draw all of u.s. forces strengthens iran and the russian position in turkey and what was afraid of a from the start is strengthening turkish influence in syria so syria has become almost like a chess board we are almost in a post-war phase in syria so everyone trying to divide their sphere of influence in this country with a lot of hard bargaining and political jockeying and positioning taking behind the behinds behind the scenes all right senator lott president president i thank you. one of the opposition candidates running for president in the democratic republic of congo says the country should not postpone sunday's election martin taylor was reacting to the electoral commission's announcement that the pole could be delayed because of technical problems on wednesday police fire tear gas of illicit porters had organized a rally that was blocked from attending it after the city's governor banned political gatherings because o

to meet without pre-conditions with the leader of iran, the president of iran, in this case, hasam rouhani. the way it's going so far is mixed, i would say. what the administration has done is reimpose sanctions in order to generate more pressure on the regime. that, i would say, has gone well from the administration's perspective, because, in fact, the united states has tremendous unilateral, economic and financial power in the world. i think most of us here know that, but still, perhaps, it's surprising just how effective those sanctions have been. companies -- those companies that actually re-engage in the iranian economy, and let's be clear many countries never re-engaged in the iranian economy because they suspected sanctions might continue to be a problem. those who have re-engaged have largely left. the banks have concluded that the penalty will be severe in the reinstitution of sanctions. and i think to the administration's pleasure, they've announced they've been able to do this without a spike. in fact, we see oil prices going down. that's on the economic side. another thing i th

poor and higher wages for the public sector as a show of confidence from iranian president hassan rouhani he said the sanctions have hurt iran but will not bring these lawmakers public quote to with sneeze the country's economy however is clearly struggling. iran's government faces acute economic challenges at less than fifty billion dollars this year's budget is less than half the size of last year's. us. nobody can say that the sanctions do not harm our economy or people's lives. but nobody can say that the united states will achieve its goals. america will certainly be defeated and it will fail. maybe this. since us president donald trump decided to withdraw from the three year old nuclear deal and to restore sanctions the iranian ryall has lost around half its value the fall of the currency drove up prices across the board with food costs up sixty percent on tuesday president hassan rouhani announced a twenty percent increase in public sector wages. this sanctions can cause and have already caused problems for people's lives we should try to reduce these problems and we are able to do

iran's president has said rouhani has submitted next year's budget to parliament it's the first budget since the united states restored sanctions against iran that had been lifted under the new care deal. iran's government faces acute economic challenges at less than fifty billion dollars this year's budget is less than half the size of last year's. us. nobody can say that the sanctions do not harm our economy or people's lives. but nobody can say that the united states will achieve its goals. america will certainly be defeated and it will fail. maybe this. since us president donald trump decided to withdraw from the three year old nuclear deal and to restore sanctions to raney and rio has lost around half its value the fall of the currency drove up prices across the board with food costs up sixty percent on tuesday president hassan rouhani announced a twenty percent increase in public sector wages. this sanctions can cause and have already caused problems for people's lives we should try to reduce these problems and we are able to do so. that. the government plans to fund thirty five

neither haasan rouhani or turkey's president. commented on the u.s. president's tweet instead they stressed their cooperation in the so-called astronaut negotiating track talks led by russia. so. there are many steps that turkey and iran can take together to stop the fighting in the region and to establish peace will deepen our cooperation and consultations with iran on regional issues in this direction. syria is very important to us and its destiny is in the hands of the syrian people and syria's territorial integrity should be respected by everyone and we two countries fully agree in that regard we will continue cooperation for regional peace and stability. in iran and turkey don't stand on the same side in syria's war but have been working together in recent days the u.s. and turkey have worked on improving their strained relationship which some believe was the reason why rouhani made the surprise visit here an isolated iran has always been concerned about keeping turkey close and knowing where its leaders stand. whenever turkey approaches the unit

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likely to figure in talks between iranian and turkish leaders in ankara iranian president has sent rouhani arriving wednesday night for talks with richard tied to land they'll also be discussing economic ties between the two countries saying a harder is in turkey's capital for so they know what are we expecting there. well like you mentioned rowhani in talks with iran it was a surprise visit announced before the decision by the united states to leave america but during the united states's overtures towards turkey whenever the united states tries to you know deal with these strained relationship with turkey to improve that relationship iran gets worried because turkey is the only country in the region it actually works with so there will be a lot to talk about especially about syria this northeastern enclave is thirty five percent of syrian territory it is now up for grabs up for grabs by the turks the russians the iranians had the syrian government now turkey will say we have no territorial ambitions in syria what we want is to clear the area from what they call terrorists the syrian kurdi

president erdogan made the comments today in a news withrence in ankara iranian president hassan rouhani. sanctions "ad the 100% terrorist measure,." he also said iran and turkey will continue their efforts to syria.eace to 's comments, day after president trump announced the withdrawal of all american forces. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. wi-fi from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. amanda: live from toronto, i am amanda line. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. shut down fears rocked the market. u.s. stocks drop as the threat of a d.c. shutdown increases. investors are digesting news from the fed as chair jay powell reveals the balance sheet production is on autopilot. sealing the deal -- austria withds its no smoking that a stake in e-cigarette maker juul. let's check on the major averages. you're seeing an extension of activity and we will watch to see if that picks up. the s&p is track

iranian president hassan rouhani is in turkey for us to day state visit there expected signed several deals on trade culture and politics the meeting comes after iran turkey and russia failed to reach an agreement on syria's new constitutional committee live now choosing a hoarder in what are we expecting there. well it's a surprise an unexpected visit announced just twenty four hours ago which is quite unusual when visits by heads of states are announced it's usually announced days before so yesterday it was reported that the iranian president hassan rouhani will arrive in turkey to hold bilateral talks with the turkish president it's an indication really that they will be discussing pressing issues and what we understand from pro-government sources that issue will be syria turkey and iran are both power brokers stakeholders in the syria conflict and turkey is threatening a cross the border operation into north east syria to wipe out what it calls the terrorists in reference to the kurdish armed groups the white now iran undoubtedly would welcome any attack that would we can do night

on tuesday, president rouhani announced a 20% increase in public sector wages. >> the sanctions can causend have already caused problems for people's lives. we should try to reduce these problems, and we are able to do so. reporter: the government plans to fund 35% of the budget with oil revenues, projecting exports of up to 1.5 million barrels a day. china, india, and turkey are still importing iranian oil. janelle: getting vulnerable people back to work and giving them a sense of dignity and purpose. that is what the san patrignano recovery community is about. close to an italian seaside resort, it employs former drug addicts to work in the bakery, dairy farm, and vineyards. reporter: claudio was a drug user for 17 years. today he oversees the production of wine in san patrignano. now he is clean and learning how to find his way into a more ordered lifestyle. some 1300 former drug users live on the estate. where would claudio be without this opportunity? >> honestly, in prison or dead and buried. reporter: he is not allowed to drink it. drugs and red wine are strictly forbidden. >> just

president rouhani said this week as he said many times, this has been the strategic doctrine for iran. if tehran can't export oil, the toghbors won't be able export oil per i don't think they would attempt to work at a sustainably close the straight. but they could take all kinds of action that would disrupt production or export capabilities for their neighbors. there are a host of phone ability to continuing current policy. even if on the face of it, in terms of departure of the smith wedeparture of business, need to be looking for a redirect theay to course that we are on at this time. i think back to my experience and mike probably has a different vantage point on it, during the bush administration second term. part of it was how long it took to make the case internally and then find a way to make the case extra leaf or changing the way we talked about iran. at that time there had been a period where the united states refused to talk to tehran for most of 30 years that preceded it it was tehran that refused to talk to washington. the bush administration no contact with the right wa

the two hundred fifty nuclear deal in may speaking at a conference on regional cooperation hassen rouhani warned the measures would deprive iran of the benefits of international trade and energy security. i warn those who impose sanctions that for rand's ability to fight drugs and terrorism are affected you will not be safe from a deluge of drugs asylum seekers' bombs and terrorism. out armenia the country is heading to the polls on sunday in the first vote since mass protests led to the downfall of the ruling republican party opinion polls suggest a landslide victory for the man who led that so-called velvet revolution and call passion young and his my step alliance robin for say a walk up brings us more now from. commemorating the armenian earthquake of one thousand nine hundred eighty eight in which at least twenty five thousand people were killed acting prime minister nicole ended his election campaign with a promise that if his party wins you marie armenia's second largest city will become his priority thirty years ago the city was a disaster zone and successive leaders have failed t

the permission of damascus to carry out such an operation the iranian president by coincidence some rouhani is in talks with his turkish counterpart today and they will feature highly on. those talks that are expected to focus on syria and i think the syrian kurdish forces will be now looking for a new protector and really the only back of that can protect them from turkey is damascus and damascus too will now expected to be into the mix there is a vacuum now in the north east of syria a huge wave of territory maybe a quarter of the country is now up for grabs all players a quarter of the territory that is a huge vacuum i'd like to pick up on that dorian what would a rapid american withdrawal from syria mean for the dynamics on the ground would it be turkish troops that would be filling that vacuum left by the americans. well that is the big question now and it's unclear whether. to give some concessions to washington for the us to pull out its troops there is speculation that yvonne created intervene and sweep the kurdish forces out of the region they too could they could replace those goo

of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal in may speaking at a conference on regional cooperation has on rouhani warned that western nations risk an influx of illegal drugs if the sanctions weaken iran. out of. those who imposed sanctions that if iran's ability to fight drugs and terrorism are affected you will not be safe from a deluge of drugs asylum seekers bombs and terrorism. germany's ruling christian democratic union party has elected and a gret crime. to succeed angela merkel as its leader she's merkel's profit of one more than fifty one percent of the ballot following a second round of voting locals not seeking re-election but her successor could decide how long she stays on as chancellor a protest march in malaysia's capital has turned into a rally of supporters of the government decided not to sign a un convention to eliminate racial discrimination allays switch on the largest ethnic group were worried that the convention could impact them as florence louis reports from quite a long. this rally with initially organized as a protest march to demonstrate against the government's decisio

came into force a month ago after trump pulled out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal last made some rouhani warned western nations risk an influx of illegal drugs if the sanctions we can iran. those all the headlines the news continues here up. with both the house about seen years ago hoping that we would be able to retire here but from here you could see how much sand we've lost underneath the house. the world is running out of sand consumed by industry and construction stolen and transported by criminal mafias around the world at the time it has been employed we did a little good up look at what a great job to do i lived in la i'm not exactly. washed away by rising sea levels. being in the middle of the indian ocean for the last five thousand it's become just . lost to human greed and stupidity. when we use that sand. we loose. our life. we've never needed so much sand so badly with beaches and entire islands already disappearing who will live to send worse. for most of us san makes us think of days at the beach sand castles and sunshine and once the holidays are over we slip back into ou

then to ankara, where iranian president hassan rouhani will meet his counterpart president recep tayyipw york, disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein will appear in court for a procedural pre—trial hearing in his rape and sexual assault case. some of the other events taking place today. what is on the sports agenda? now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett. coming up in your thursday sport briefing: the la clippers and dallas mavericks both look to get back to winning ways in the nba. west indies can wrap up a t20 series win over bangladesh later. and gareth bale scores a hat—trick, as real madrid move through to the final of the club world cup. the la clippers will look arrest their form slump in the nba which has seen them lose their last four matches dropping them down the western conference table. they'll get their chance later on thursday when they hosts they'll get their chance later on thursday when they host the dallas mavericks. the mavericks themselves are coming off a run of three successive losses — the latest, thi

in the beginning of thousand and nineteen we'll have a little summit in us in the form of so putin rouhani and erdogan will meet in moscow to discuss exactly they support and developments ok so we can say that they've officially been abandoned by the united states although there are reports that u.s. commanders are recommending the fighters kurdish fighters keep u.s. supplied weapons but still up for debate so is russia able to hold turkey in check as far as a concern. well certainly there is a one in most important factor that neither mosque will know on the koran ready for . a military standoff so i think turkey will be cautious and make sure that. if there is an offense on kurds that no russian soldier or russian you know. citizens on the ground would hurt and we already witnessed several months ago half a year ago when russia already deployed its military police units amongst kurds to avoid turkish offensive on them so i think there they will try to avoid or i mean they will avoid this military standoff and i think they will try to find their way as for the checks it must have leverage

his anti-semitic views were eerily similar to what iranian president rouhani said when he called israel a cancerous tumor on the middle east. that somehow the jewish people stole the land of palestine from the palestinians in 1948 and they are occupiers. that's fake history. we know the jews have been in possession of that land for 3,000 years. the thugs, the you have people accusing president trump of being anti-semitic when he has done more for israel than any president in history. w if you go to jerusalem today you see billboard praising president trump for what he has done for israel. i haven't seen one billboard for barack obama, george bush, president clinton or ronald reagan. lou: what is not funny, and i was talk recently with the ambassador to the united states, the israel ambassador, and we are talking about the rising instances of anti-semitism. it's occurring right before our very eyes. and i cannot figure out what is driving it. can you? >> those of us who believe the bible know there is a dark spiritual force at work. those of us who believe in the rye at of satan. the bib

rouhani says sanction may lead to drugs bomb the huge i'm not surprised look what happened to leap year we were warning them all the time that they would be you know waves of immigration illegal immigrants to that europe if the. collapse if there is an ark illegal the same thing could be applied to iran iran spent one hundred million pounds actually to fight drugs the drugs trafficking but the west and nato countries worry about it that much we see in a massive expansion of heroin since the british actions in afghanistan back in twenty one is it an issue that classes here in britain care that much about this kind of threat no they don't care but if terrorism breach that european countries british britain itself i think have to worry investors britons on the side of iran on this one. you know there should be you know if i think should should be on the side of iran if you are going to starve and starve the people i wouldn't be surprised if they go further the people i wouldn't be surprised if they go further i mean to block that you know. rate of almost eighty million barrel of oil we wou

the two hundred fifty nuclear deal in may speaking at a conference on regional cooperation has an rouhani warned the measures would deprive iran of the benefits of international trade and energy security it warned that it would have repercussions as far as year. i won those who imposed sanctions that for ron's ability to fight drugs and terrorism are affected you will not be safe from a deluge of drugs asylum seekers' bombs and terrorism. on out to zimbabwe where a new outbreak of cholera has killed at least five people infected hundreds of others in the country it puts more pressure on an already weak public health system which is struggling to deal with the fallout of a junior doctors strike armor tasa brings us more now from mount darwin. health workers to speak the cholera outbreak in mount darwin started here is a gold mine is used water from a nearby river that's believed to be contaminated petrus to the area where he works is remote and the roads are bad that's why he said some people didn't get to hospital until it was too late. after i finished eating i started feeling strange an

the twenty fifteen nuclear deal in may speaking at a conference on regional cooperation has some rouhani warned western nations risk an influx of drugs if the sanctions weaken iran. i one those who imposed sanctions that if iran's ability to fight drugs and terrorism are affected you will not be safe from a deluge of drugs asylum seekers bombs and terrorism the u.s. state department says that russia and syria falsely accused opposition fighters of a chemical attack in aleppo they said the gas attack injured up to one hundred people on the twenty fourth the u.s. says it has credible information that pro-government forces likely used tear gas against civilians it also says that both countries are using the attack as an opportunity to undermine a ceasefire in the rebel held controlled rebel controlled problems. there's been a rise in the price of oil after all producing nations agreed to a cut in production the so-called opec plus grouping agreed to reduce output by just over one million barrels a day as it was paul brennan reports from vienna. for more than forty years opec controlled the

threatened to close the strait of hormuz the sea passage for nearly a third of or oil traded by see a sign rouhanisays that no oil will be shipped through the persian gulf if the u.s. tighten sanctions against iran's oil now they want. made photo shame will continue to sell our oil despite u.s. sanctions america is unable to stand in the way of iran's oil exports it needs to know that if it decides to do so then there won't be any oil export it through the persian gulf america wants to weaken our relations with neighboring countries and the world security forces in indonesia searching for thirty one construction workers who are suspected of being killed and found two of them wounded but alive gunmen attacked a bridge project in a remote part of purple a province on sunday or construction work in the region has been halted until it's deemed safe to restart an armed group in pathway has been battling indonesian rule for nearly fifty years on from of zero step in jakarta. the incident took place in one of the most remote parts of indonesia in the highlands of pop why there is no road access and no ph

turkey have worked hard improving their strained relationship which some believe was the reason why rouhani made the surprise visit here an isolated iran has always been concerned about keeping turkey close and knowing where its leaders stand. whenever turkey approaches the united states or the units as it approaches to turkey we know that one of the losers of this. of this report will be the iranian state besides turkey there is no one contrary in the region which may cooperate with iran so for them it's quite. the u.s. decision to leave syria was seen as a concession to turkey which has been angered by washington's alliance with the syrian kurdish armed group known as the white p.g. turkey's president has threatened to cross a border offensive. to target why peachey fighters inside syria simply. we know of none of these in the east of the euphrates in front of us they can dig tunnels if they want they can go on the ground if they want when the time and place calm and they will be buried in the ditches that dog no one should doubt this any turkish military move into syria will likely have

of the twenty fifty new clear deal in may speaking at a conference on regional cooperation hassan rouhani western nations risk an influx of drugs if the sanctions weaken iran. i want those who impose sanctions that for ron's ability to fight drugs and terrorism are affected you will not be safe from a deluge of drugs asylum seekers' bombs and terrorism. that's the name of the new leader of the. ruling party in germany she replaces angela merkel as leader of the christian democratic union she takes over at a time of increasing discontent with mainstream politics and a surge in far right support dominic cain reports from hamburg. in the end it was a close contest decided by a margin of just thirty five votes out of almost a thousand some wondered whether an eclipse come as closeness to angela merkel would be a help or a hindrance with her victory the cd you can now expect a period of evolution not revolution then here it is no more time. if we have the courage we will live in a strong year of which will complete open towards the inside and security with the outside if we have the courage we

thousand and fifteen nuclear deal in may speaking at a conference on regional cooperation also on rouhani warned western nations are at risk of an influx of drugs if the sanctions we can iran. panel i won those who impose sanctions that if iran's ability to fight drugs and terrorism are affected you will not be safe from a deluge of drugs asylum seekers bombs and terrorism. the new york times is reporting that the saudi crown prince has continued to have private conversations with trump advisor chaired questioner that's despite the murder of saudi journalists from all. the newspapers reporting that the administration reimposed a long standing procedures to include national security council staff and phone calls with foreign leaders it's clear in the article say these private exchanges could make missioner susceptible to saudi manipulation saudi arabia is getting ready to host the gulf cooperation council annual summit on sunday they six nation block will be meeting in riyadh qatar samir has been invited to attend by saudi king solomon but doha hasn't confirmed whether he will actually be

it is a picture of rouhani, you know, putin and erdogan. what is wrong with this picture? united states isn't there. the picture was those three people thinking i'm waiting about the future of syria for which we have strategic national security and national interests. we weren't there in our definitely not bear this action takes place. you cannot have significant diplomatic overtures without muscle that is backed up by the reality of having those troops there in assisting the kurds at the end of the day. so, i think this is a national security threat in its ultimate decision and joined by the fact that we haven't ruled out any sanctions on russia for what they've done in ukraine since our original sanctions was significantly what happened where you increase u.s. nato presence in the black sea, where we have been announced for the ukrainians on each and every one of these cases putin has pushed and pushed him about what he wanted and has a clear message were willing to out of shape. that is not in the national interests and security and then states. for all these reasons i

china we do have a couple areas apache rain for the next few days up here toward shanghai up towards rouhani as well down towards the south it is going to be cloudy for much of hong kong but over the next day or so we do think we're going to see some more rain pushing down here towards the northern part of vietnam with the noise seeing some rain your forecast center there of about twenty five degrees well speaking of rain we're going to see plenty of it across the philippines over the next few days actually manila the rain is on the increase for you those are showers right there across central philippines and it is going to be increasing so very heavy rain could lead to some localized flooding across the regions of saturday mostly cloudy and rain but we think by the time we get to sunday it is going to be overcast and rain with a temperature of about twenty seven degrees for thailand elegant shabad cloudy conditions few but we don't expect to see much in terms of rain there but speaking of rain it is going to be rainy down here towards parts of sri lanka over the next day we have a little tr

government or will it be turkish backed syrian rebels you mentioned iran iranian president hassan rouhani is in ankara what do we make of the timing. well it was an unexpected visit announced just twenty four hours in advance which is quite unusual for state visits his announcement the announcement that he was arriving came at a time when turkey and the united states were in close consultations washington reaching out to turkey offering overtures and whenever that happens iran worries iran feels insecure iran feels that it could be sidelined so that was the atmosphere when his visit was announced but when he arrived in the turkish capital late yesterday we were talking about the u.s. decision to leave syria was announce an unexpected announcement of course this strengthens iran and russia's position in syria they've long said that the presence of u.s. troops are occupying forces but it is also a concession to turkey which means that the united states is trying to pull turkey away from russia and iran so the question the iranians are going to ask the turks today where do you stand do you s

turkey have worked on improving their strained relationship which some believe was the reason why rouhanimade the surprise visit here an isolated iran has always been concerned about keeping turkey close and knowing where its leaders stand. whenever turkey approaches the united states or the units as it approaches to turkey we know that one of the losers of this. of this report will be the iranian state since besides turkey there is one continent in the region which may cooperate with iran so for them it's quite. the u.s. decision to leave syria was seen as a concession to turkey which has been angered by washington's alliance with the syrian kurdish armed group known as the y p g a turkey's president has threatened to cross the border of. offensive to target why peachey fighters inside syria. we know of moment in the east of the euphrates in front of us they can do if they want they can go on the ground if they want when the time and place calm they will be buried in the ditches that dog no one should doubt this any turkish military move into syria will likely have to be coordinated with

pull out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal speaking at a conference on regional cooperation person rouhani walled western nations there would be massive instability if they could iran's. out of power i want those who impose sanctions that if iran's ability to fight drugs and terrorism are affected you will not be safe from a deluge of drugs asylum seekers bombs and terrorism. it's a far different story on two sides of iraq's second largest city more than a year after i saw it was defeated last returning to normal in the east of mosul but the west is still very much battle scarred as raw baths and explains. to hear music drifting across a public square in mosul would have been unthinkable just over a year ago when i saw fighters roam the city streets and being outside after nightfall could mean a beating or even death. this is a message of peace that eisen is no longer here in mosul the society should live in peace and harmony after these dark days. this is the eastern side of the tigris river here people are trying to reclaim the night while knowing a short distance away lies stark remind

because it doesn't want to be left out turkey is the only country iran works with in the region so rouhani are dug on stressing the importance of this astronaut process turkey you know making it clear where it stands in the syrian conflict because what we do know is that washington has been trying to pull turkey away from this from russia and iran zinah thanks very much dana harder in ankara and many u.s. allies believe i saw has not been defeated some u.n. estimates say there may be as many as thirty thousand fighters in it in syria and iraq war now for more diplomatic and to james bays. here at the u.n. in new york and in the capitals of the u.s. is closest allies this news was not expected and not welcomed a u.k. minister making it clear in a tweet we're live in his view eisel has not been defeated a view shared by the ambassador who chairs the security council committee that tracks the group his latest reports reveal eisel still has about twenty to thirty thousand fighters in iraq and syria would be limited by stories being different being yes but it's not completed it's not completed

. -- sanst assad vonnie rouhani says no oil will be exported to the gulf.re crucial energy supplies. in argentina, the president says the country is now the past to form a strong rebound following this year's financial crisis. he spoke with bloomberg in buenos aires. >> this argentina is in a much stronger situation that it was 12 months ago. significantly our deficit -- next year, we're going to balance the primary budget. we already had finance all our needs to the imf program. so that makes a big, big difference. mark: the president spoke to our colleague, erik schatzker, in buenos aires. in washington, crowds are streaming to the capital to say goodbye to former resident george herbert washer book. -- former president george herbert walker bush. services will be held in washington's national cathedral. he will be very thursday on the grounds of his library and museum at texas a&m university. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air, online at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton.

rouhani of iran visiting turkey. they are saying they can sort out syria.r interest by pulling out of syria? >> no doubt about it. could havetayed, we gotten the russians to pressure the iranians to get out. but they wanted this, just as they are doing better in yemen. 's policy of getting out of the iran nuclear deal to prevent iran from expanding its influence, this does not help at all. david: i'm really curious about jim mattis, a distinguished soldier. what is his -- what is his position in this administration? again and again to persuade the president of things. he is not always successful. --i think it was a civilian if it was a civilian in there, they might have resigned when they sent the troops to the border. but remember, he is a military person. military people are used to following orders. they make their opinion known and they follow it. that is one of the things keeping mattis in there. that's why it is not good to have a military person in charge of the pentagon. i think bob gates or any of the previous secretaries would be long gone by now

of the twenty fifty nuclear deal in may speaking at a conference on regional cooperation has some rouhani warn the western nations risk an influx of illegal drugs if the sanctions we come. back with the news out a little over twenty five minutes but the let's get you back to sound. the world is running out of sand consumed by industry and construction stolen and transported by criminal mafias around the world. behind air and water sand is the most used commodity in the world. where humans have intervened and we've built structures a wall concrete seawall a highway a hotel a parking lot the beach can't move back and we see long term beach lost. as part of the natural cycle beaches adjust to seasonal changes and summer beaches grow thicker and in winter they recede and level off to better absorb the energy of the waves to survive the ocean salt beaches must have enough space behind them but we've built too close to the shore so with nowhere to go beaches are overcome by the waves which carry their sand out to sea. if you have an eroding beach what is the problem. not the symptom the simple

platform is officially banned in iran and is increasingly being used by authorities, including president rouhanihe prime and is the. -- prime minister. the minister said he was joining twitter for a dynamic and effective relationship with a domestic and foreign audience. amazon has, under attack from new york city council over plans to offer $3 billion of public money to create a satellite hq. critics say the subway is crumbling, there is record homelessness, and many people have no health insurance, but the world's richest company is still being offered a hefty incentive. the council has few legal paths to block the deal. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. david: chinese cash markets have gone into the lunch break. have a look at the state of play right now. we talked about china a couple of minutes back, doing much better than at the start of the session. rishaad: everything is up for the moment. eadth, too, currently. hang seng up? david: not bad. this sh

last month and pulled out the iran nuclear deal earlier this year putting more pressure on python rouhanime ayatollah khomeini. where they stand on iranian aggression. over the weekend to your national security advisor john bolton said this type of behavior cannot be tolerated. arthel: treating stomach thank you appeared drained to how mexican officials are responding to a dangerous condition that the shelter that was operating that triple capacity. this is the fight over the funding of the border wall could be soon coming to a head. plus we'll have our exclusive investigation of the jimmy hoffa case calling on the government to release all the fbi files and retest the blood that we found in a house in detroit were admitted killer says he shot him. all part of her fox nation special riddle, the search for jimmy hoffa appeared >> jimmy hoffa is missing. >> with the main jimmy hoffa is missing. >> the place went absolutely wild. we have people with shovels out digging. >> at the question if the body will ever be found. >> how many shots were fired? >> two. >> he gave me directions to the ho

president rouhani met with the families in october and they say it is a no-brainer. >> it is quite an they will either side with the marine corps families or they will side with the government of iran. i'm confident that the trump administration does not want to send $2 billion back to the government of iran. >> national security heavyweights are great, they say justice left these families behind. >> iran continues to be the biggest purveyor of terrorism and the world. >> experts say it u.s. withdrawal from a nuclear deal hasn't occurred iran's bad behavior, in this case it presents a unique opportunity for president trump to protect american strength and solidarity. and to finally hold iran accountable. >> bret: thank you. the 20th anniversary of the bill clinton impeachment, we will look at how the mainstream media seems to be pushing for a similar review. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all is one that brings us together. the final days of wish list are here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at you