hello and welcome my name sarah harmon it's good to have you with us. sachs catalog president calls long has called for a quote democratic opposition to the takeover of catalonia by madrid and address use of the spanish government's decision to dismiss him was illegitimate invalid to pursue his struggle for what he said ought to be a free country actions have left supporters of independence outraged. here in catalonia some towns have lowered the spanish and e.u. flags a symbolic move after the region declared its independence the flags are gone as well from the town hall of seven on the outskirts of barcelona. i don't know if we'll be independent or not and i think we all feel the same here are afraid of what the consequences might be and it. was that much i love spain but we're different and we can't live together. and some things i wish we could live in peace side by side. but each going our own way. one thing however is certain carlos pays them all and his regional government have been suspended but he doesn't seem to have accepted that fact. well no

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and sarah harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us u.s. president i'll drop a sound out a confrontational no wrong strategy he says he's withdrawing approval for the twenty fifty nuclear deal the grants iran sanctions relief in exchange for strictures on its nuclear program trump also warned that he would pull america out of the deal completely if its charms aren't improved international observers say iran is abiding by the terms of the deal but trump says tehran is flouting the spirit of the agreement america's said donald trump had no choice by its own terms the iran deal was supposed to contribute to regional and international peace and security and yet while the united states said hiers to our commitment under the deal the iranian regime continues to fuel conflict terror and turmoil throughout the middle east and beyond because of that says trump the u.s. will work with its allies to prevent iran destabilizing the region second we will place additional sanctions on the regime to block their financing of terror third we will address the

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and sarah harmon welcome to the show and thanks for joining us a massive anti independence rally has just wrapped up in the heart of catalonia tens of thousands of people demonstrating in barcelona for unity spain this after the spanish central government imposed direct rule over the region in the wake of the catalan regional parliament's move to trigger independence well the latest from our correspondent just a moment but first this report. the they took to the streets of us a learner in the hundreds of thousands the spanish flag held high the call for national unity coming just two days after the catalan declaration of independence the where all spanish they say catalonia belongs to spain they call themselves the silent majority for days they've kept quiet now they want the world to hear their message for a united spain against a breakaway catalonia many feel betrayed by the separatists and say this is not and what they created as a break to this end at work the ones who are not separatists are isolated also with family and friends you feel that the last time either of them if we d

for this show my name sarah harmon it's good to have you with us austrians when we . voting sunday in national elections and if the polls are to be believed the country is about to take a hard turn to the right now polling suggests this election is likely to result in a government between austria's conservative and far right populist parties order security and refugee policy a bit hot button issues in the run up to this vote. it's the cartoons final push to get undecided voters on their side and around one in six haven't yet made up their mind. according to the polls the conservative people's party canada the best in quotes is the clear favorite. i list will do everything to lower the tax burden on working people so that austrians on small to medium incomes have more money to live on. less create those who will come second it could be the hard right freedom party at an election rally and its leader. one photos of a repeat of the current santa left coalition. this new position with the it's the same old story when they smell power the social democrats in the people's p

welcome to the show my name sarah harmon it's good to have you with us. the ballot count is under way in catalonia after the region held a tumultuous run for and i'm on independence from spain cattle on health officials say seven hundred sixty people were injured in clashes with police spain's prime minister praised the police response and called the vote a mockery several european leaders have condemned the violence of the day and called for a political dialogue. spanish police used rubber bullets and batons to stop voters casting their ballots in the referendum for catalonia as independence. violence erupted in front of polling stations in barcelona where several hundred people were reported injured including eleven police officers. said the tough response was justified after spain's constitutional court declared the vote illegal . on sunday morning the civil guard stormed a polling station in toronto where catalan president carlos pushed him on wanted to cast his ballot. instead he voted in the neighboring town and blamed the government in madrid for e

talk of the show it's great to have you with us my name's sarah harmon votes are being counted in a regional election in the german state of lower saxony and this result could have a big influence on coalition talks here in berlin it's been a bad night though for chancellor angela merkel and her christian democrats or c.d.u. but it's been a good night for the social democrats let's pull up the latest projected results for you know. now you can see there in black the city was coming in second with thirty three point seven percent of the vote the social democrats are s.p.d. there and red made some big gains there coming out on top with thirty seven point seven percent of the vote the green party is in third right now with eight point eight percent the pro-business f.d.p. party took seven point two percent the left party took four point six percent and that's important because it's not enough to clear the five percent hurdle you need to take any seats at all in parliament and then again the right wing alternative for germany took six percent clearing that five percent hurdle. so in total we're

more world news with sarah harmon and kenya. rah: the kenyan police have shot dead two opposition supporters as the protests intensified ahead of a presidential election rerun. rallies have been banned in three cities after the top court annulled the president's win in august. but as concerns grow among the opposition supporters about the legitimacy of the new election, demonstrators are flouting the ban. correspondent: kenyan police armed with tear gas back on the streets of nairobi, after the calm clashes have returned to , the capital. opposition protesters came here calling for electoral reform, but they were sent running for cover. in a western city a stronghold , of opposition using a mockup coffin to make their they think point. their man should be kenya's next president. but raila odinga has pulled out of the election rerun, for him and his supporters the changes made by the electoral commission do not go far enough. because they say they do not correct the problems that caused the original election results to be annulled

i'm sarah harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. u.s. president alan trump has outlined a new strategy on iran that he says is aimed at curbing any possible nuclear weapons development his remarks focus on the twenty fifteen nuclear deal between tehran and world powers which trump says needs to be improved the u.s. president now says he's decertifying that deal that gave iran relief from sanctions and exchange for restrictions on its nuclear development program that was stopped short of withdrawing from the agreement trump reserve that option if the deal isn't strengthened here's part of what he had to say i am announcing today that we cannot and will not make this certification we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout. or spawning to trump speech or president haasan rouhani said tehran will continue to stick to the nuclear deal for now but he said iran could change its mind earlier i spoke to professor sayyid mohammad marandi from the u

our welcome to the show my name's sarah harmon thanks for joining us. well polls have just closed in all stratas national election that could swing the country to the right and pave the way for europe's youngest later thirty one year old foreign ministers bason courts is tipped to become chancellor of his people's party has taken a hard line against refugees in the run up to the courts is widely expected to go into government with the far right freedom party led by heinz christian shaka which is campaigned on an anti immigration and anti islam platform. let's cross now to vienna where correspondent max hoffman is on the story for us max polls have just closed there in austria is there any indication of who is going to come out on top. for now we don't have any numbers yet from this day so we'll have to stick to the polls that we had last week and they see a three way race as we know between the pace of the conservatives with the thirty one year olds a pastor called the right wing populist if you and also the social democrats with the now a chance this y

. >> sarah michelle >> protesters in utah are questioning a deadly police shooting now that authorities released body cam footage of the incident. salt lake city police stopped patrick harmon didn't have a right light on his bicycle. he was shown running from officers. one officer fired killing him. police say he turned to face them with a knife. the district attorney called the use of debtedly force justified. -- deadly force justified. >>> a maryland man faces charges for road rage incident. he was recorded clinging to a moving school bus. he jumped on the bumper after someone threw a bottle from the bus hitting his car. he demanded to be let on the bus, but the driver refused and the kept driving. that man is facing multiple charges. >>> there's new fallout for movie mogul harvey weinstein was fired from his job at the film studio he founded over explosive sexual harassment allegations. >> reporter: four days after the bombshell report accused of sexually harassing women harvey weinstein is out of the job. the company said he would be taking an indefinite leave of absence. late sunday the remaining board members announced his termination saying it was due to new informa