delve deeper into this we are joined by professor saeed mohammad marandi of the university of tehran good to see you today thanks for joining us here on r t as you heard just there on is ultimately blaming you blaming the u.s. for the drastic situation with the covert numbers in the country essentially saying that u.s. sanctions against iran are resulting in the loss of lives of everyday iranians does that does that sound accurate to you professor. well it's worse than that what the united states has done since day one of covert 19 was that it blocked iran from using the international financial sector even worse even the more effectively than it did before covert 19 in other words the united states introduced new sanctions to block iran's access to the international financial sector after a covert 1000 and that basically blocked iran from importing test kits. importing. all sorts of hospital supplies in order to combat covert 19 ventilators masks at that time at the beginning if you recall there was a shortage of masks so you couldn't even purchase them now underbite in the united st

leaks resulting from the incident but a bit earlier in the program i spoke with a political analyst saeedmohammed about andy from the university of tehran things any damage is likely to only be temporary. one of the halls was damage than the town's facilities has 4 or 5 halls where enrichment takes place and it wasn't in the halls where they had their advanced centrifuges the old centrifuges were damaged in 7 to 9 weeks they will be producing as normal and they will be replacing the old centrifuges with the more advanced and the state of the art centrifuges the israeli media were quick to boast the outage was the work of mossad while on sunday the israeli prime minister had this to say. the fight against iran and its proxies the fight against iran's nuclear program the fight against iran's nuclear ization is a huge tone ask is it possible that this could be interpreted as some kind of admission that means that this really regime is acknowledging that they have carried out an attack on a sovereign country and of course that would normally be condemned by the international community would g

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for their patience but i think the last 20 years have shown that iran knows where to push things mr saeed mohammad marandi from the university of tehran a political analyst joining us here in r.t. international thank you very much for your time we appreciate it thank you. so it was 60 years ago today the russian cosmonaut yuri gagarin became the 1st human to leave earth's atmosphere of course a flight brought him instant fame of a kind no ordinary soviet person could really be prepared for now 6 decades on his name his smile and his words are still proving an inspiration. but you do it. of course that. if you. are the. girl. well you're. controlled just a bit off this planet but poised to become the 1st man in space to the rocket he yelled it. yes. let's go. now for the out of a story of a car in space flight the city of god sent 500 drones into the sky where they form different elements of the soviet and russian history of space travel including various rockets and satellites a tribute was also paid by to him by the russian crew members on the international space station. do you friends

money and saeed this is al jazeera life and also coming up thailand sets up temporary hospitals to cope with rising infections risking its plans to reopen international tourism. escalating diplomatic tensions to russians the specter of poison attacks in the united kingdom and now linked to an explosion at an arms dept in the czech republic. striving for an education the community of deaf students in afghanistan succeeding and the time. we begin in south asia the new at the center of the pandemic infections in india still surging with daily cases reaching record numbers it's reported more than 261000 new cases in the past 24 hours and $1500.00 deaths with a highly contagious variant of the virus suspected. but while india has been helping other nations as the world's largest vaccine manufacturer it's been running out of its own supply so now it's delaying exports and will prioritize immunizing its own population thailand has also seen a rapid rise in cases more than a 1000 a day anyone who test positive is now being transferred to a hospital or supervised isolation with no at home corn a

and algerian author has been sentenced to 3 years in prison for offending islam saeed job but here an expert on syfy islam pledged to appeal the conviction for blasphemy and says he will keep fighting for freedom of thought after being sentenced today at a court in. croatia has been remembering the victims of yes an overarching concentration an extermination camp which was run by the notorious. organization during world war 2 they included serbs jews roma and political prisoners today mark the anniversary of the last breakout of inmates from the camp before it was liberated germany's new emergency coronavirus bill has been signed into law as the country struggles with a 3rd wave of infections the legislation gives the central government the power to impose local lock downs if rates exceed $100.00 per 100000 cases within 7 days up until now regional authorities have decided on the lock downs. it's staying with a pandemic in the is it really in from a wave of new covert 19 infections engulfing the country like nowhere else in the world the world's 2nd most populous nation has recorded t

headlines around the world and algerian author has been sentenced to 3 years in prison for offending islam saeed but here an expert on c.v. islam pledged to appeal the conviction for blasphemy and to keep fighting for freedom of thought after he was sentenced in a court in l.g. or. germany's new emergency coa virus bill has been signed into law as the country struggles with a 3rd wave of infections the legislation gives central government the power to impose local lockdowns if rates exceed $100.00 per 100000 cases within 7 days of to now regional authorities have decided on such measures are. staying with a pandemic india is reeling from a wave of new code 19 infections a gulf in the country like nowhere else in the world the world's 2nd most populous nation has recorded the world's highest ever daily tally nearly 315000 cases in the last 24 hours this latest spike has overwhelmed the health care system and some hospitals in the capital delhi have already run out of the oxygen needed to keep people alive. families of the sick wait helplessly outside of the hospital. india is facing an acute oxyg

that is a question i want to be putting to our panelists vigil nice to have you nice to have you and saeed nice to see you here as well sayed stuff i'm going to get all of you to introduce yourself to our audience that you are what you do where you're from please start 1st welcome to the stream thank you for having me over i'm going to act as a reserve author are chronically in i've been covering the phantom you for years i'm going to lay down for me no good i'm currently in boston. our old unit was at the oven even for a little writing a book about abandonment thanks for being with us but it's nice to see you introduce yourself to the stream audience. dr gonna go and i am an anaesthetist raised in well. been working on the front line from last one your been running group would i use you basically. specialist so here's a fun nice to have you with us here on the stream please introduce yourself to our international audience. this is a look at islam look for the political party. the party back in the country and a member of the parliament and i work for good national spokesperson of the park

color on monday in saeed this is al jazeera life and also coming up. india's curve of 19 crisis keeps getting worse once again it's recorded the world's highest number of infections pushing hospitals to breaking point. a new vaccine against malaria could be a game changer off to clinical trials show it's 77 percent effective against the disease. and we'll tell you how iraqis are trying to keep one important ramadan tradition amid virus restrictions. a funeral has been held for a child's late president idriss deby off towards his body was flown from the capital. where he'll be buried that he died from injuries he sustained on the battlefield last weekend off to rebels launched an offensive from libya the former president's son mohammad idriss deby is now in power and will lead a transitional military council for the next 18 months well several foreign leaders attended his funeral including the french president emanuel mark her. well and his tributes mackerels said his country will not let anybody threaten charred and called for peaceful transition of po

the world famous palace sell for saeed is a glorious example of francisco school heritage built in the 17th century it was the principal residence of louis the 14th known as the sun king. located on a nearby street this lesser known building served as the office of france's minister of culture though as part of the 1st side complex the french state simply sold it off in a play of they stuck a for sale sign on it and added a cell phone number anybody could call i can you would it's as if they were making an ordinary sale. but they were selling off one of the king's public office buildings. preservation is surely in the cause is outrage that france is cultural heritage is being snapped up by investors during louis the 14th day this bill the inverse i even housed the mona lisa yet the new buyer turned is former picture gallery into dull apartments this conversion he says has completely destroyed the build his character even though they put in new floors and shot the space up into separate rooms marring the overall impression well off held it up in our eyes it's truly a scandal. and it's n

this is presented by saeed kaloui. >> saeed, are you with us? you are muted. >> okay, sorry. sorry. good afternoon, commissioners, president maxwell. i'm the project manager for the wawona stormwater replacement. and this short presentation i will provide background with the agenda item that is before you. the picture as you can see is the exactly the same neighborhood as historical picture in 1938 flooding. now in this slide we are looking at the water by the yellow line, that drains into major streets. this area is around 450 acres. however, it's about 600 feet in elevation from 900 feet coming down to the intersection of 15th and wawona. and as you can see on your left, the 3d picture, you can appreciate this drop in elevations. so the specific characteristics of this watershed is the steep slopes. and so the sewer line for all of the area passes through the existing pass on wawona to a section of 15th avenue. this intersection is lower in elevation than the surrounding areas, and when the sewers get filled and basically we lose the capacity, the excess water runoff and manhole s

tell a lot of money and saeed this is al jazeera life and also coming up. india is curved 19 crisis keeps getting worse once again it's recorded the world's highest number of infections pushing hospitals.

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the american people simply won't have faith in an independent judiciary if one saeed is adding namesto the roster so that they can gain the outcome. they need to get involved in the legislative process if they want to make policy, not trying to make politics through the judiciary and through the supreme court. so, madam president, i would simply urge president biden to heed his own words that he delivered with such conviction during his time on the judiciary committee when he said that president roosevelt's decision, quote, put in question for an entire decade the independence of the most significant body in this country, close quote. well, unfortunately, the power grab doesn't stop there. the single biggest legislative goal of our friends on the other side of the aisle is an attempted federal takeover of state election laws. that's in spite of the fact that article 1 of the constitution explicitly gives the states the power, the power to regulate the, quote, times, places, and manner of holding elections, close quote. yet, this massive bill creates a one-size-fits-all mandate that e