every single time that we put anything to do with monica with reza shah with in. with reza pahlavi the clicks go up high there is a demand it's not as if we are just providing them with a sanitized version people wanted because they look at back at history and they see in those days they were proud a proud nation the source of monitors funding is a mystery and the channel itself won't talk about its large budget the unanswered questions have spoiled numerous theories that the cia the b.b.c. the saudi government the pile of the family all the islamic republic itself are all possible backers of the channel. told requesting an interview regarding its finances and programming back saying they have a strict policy of not speaking with other media outlets this is one thing that journalists do one word does manage to get its funding for us and then a lot of iranians provide us with funds but they don't want their names to be no mandatory as well and certainly if you come and ask me who are my funders i will not tell you it's a very tough market and why should matter to.

mass protests against the shah his oppressive government and his brutal secret police the sock wouldbring him down. the popular uprising eventually coalesced behind the country's new leader ayatollah khomeini and in 1979 the islamic republic was born. many iranian immigrants ended up in los angeles which became a hub for persian media production in the eighty's after that wherever iranians were migrating to new media outlets were taking root the acts of t.v. of the eighty's was very raw it was very immediate so they were appealing to nostalgia literally yesterday or you know just last year a few years ago and they were also appealing to the sense of loss and unrooted ness that that folks were feeling as as new exiles their programming was mostly music and films and then some politics when satellite technology emerged and there was a possibility to broadcast and iran you saw that shift and more of an emphasis on political content and calls for action and calls for even revolution the channels that come out of los angeles the diaspora channels are of a virtually political clearly very

mass protests against the shah his oppressive government and his brutal secret police the savak wouldbring him down. the popular uprising eventually coalesced behind the country's new leader ayatollah khomeini and in 1979 the islamic republic was born. many iranian immigrants ended up in los angeles which became a hub for persian media production in the eighty's after that wherever iranians were migrating to new media outlets were taking root the acts of t.v. of the eighty's was very raw it was very immediate so they were appealing to nostalgia literally yesterday or you know just last year a few years ago and they were also appealing to the sense of loss and unrooted ness that that folks were feeling as as new exiles their programming was mostly music and films and then some politics when satellite technology emerged and there was a possibility to broadcast and iran you saw that shift and more of an emphasis on political content and calls for action and calls for even revolution the channels that come out of los angeles the diaspora channels of overtly political clearly very anti isl

>> if i -- charles: shah, i'm sorry, shah. i will get back to you ron. >> okay.orry, ron, i think precisely what the market is thinking, precisely why the market dipped in may, the fed hence comes to the rescue. they were not sure how long the trade war would last and the impact on economy. wall street started to discount, investors discounted through the market what might happen with protracted trade war. market backs up because of the fed. i don't think they discounted the possibility of a complete breakdown. if something happens, as ron said, market is not expecting that to happen. but it could happen. we could see a pretty deep hole that we would have to fill. charles: certainly cautious optimism can certainly be the word to describe last week. so far this session as well. gentlemen, shah, ron, thank you both very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: in a rare rebuke, amazon slamming aoc after she accused the retail giant of paying its workers starvation wages. we'll break down their escalating feud. democratic presidential candidates are promising to

they helped the shah imposes dictatorial regime over the public to help create the secret police that killed thousands of iranians they supported the shah during the revolution when sharon massacred people on the streets of tehran on black friday carter immediately afterwards declared his support for the shah after the revolution the americans tried to undermine it they supported saddam was saying gave him chemical weapons i personally survived 2 of those chemical attacks and then of course the sanctions which have been brutal and directed towards ordinary people so your audience have a deep dislike and especially someone like trump who is more crude i mean he's not really all that different from previous american presidents but he's more crude but i think the difference between now in the past is that iran is much more militarily advanced as you've seen in the recent downing of the drone iran position in the region is iran has a commanding position its allies across the region are very powerful in iraq in yemen in syria and lebanon in afghanistan and iran to antagonise are increasing

under the shah. dance the shah of course i am scared of receiving a lot of death threats specially when i see the government attack me through cyber are me calling me a prostitute calling me ugly the agent of cia agent of m i 6 this kind of things actually from to beginning it was kind of hurting me but not now not anymore this is are you ready. i have. a big one day many of. my dream is just. to go for a car. thank you cycling calling in ivory coast young artists i dismantling old telephones and transforming from it's a massive task. a creative way of putting a new face on electronic waste. the. next on. the fashion of the future as an identity. desirable as a value is cosmopolitan yet connected to. carries their homeland in a hot and wears its owner sleeve. label combines kashmir from the galliot with designs from berlin. euro match in 60 minutes on v.w. . taking her sewing. with the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. general tree. line. hello everybody and welcome to the l

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shah, do you agree with that? >> oh, absolutely. markets will hang on a little bit of news coming out this week. we got a punch of different metrics. we got pce price deflator on friday from the fed, they watch in terms of inflation. if that throws a wrench into the market. we will watch with all eyes being on whether or not the president comes to some agreement, at least on the stand still when he is in china with the chinese. that is what the market really is focusing on right now. connell: no doubt. another story is this boeing development a new hurdle for boeing as more than 4737 national pilots are suing the company, calling unprecedented coverup on the planes. -- 400-737 pilots. reporter: they're not saying where these pilots work for because of damages or threats of getting fired. they are known as pilot x. they say they're suffering from psychological impact of the two crashes which led to the boeing 737 grounding. you also in that class action statement, they could potentially be millions in damages. however they haven't pu

charles: shah, why you're already at the beach?ting a stand still between the two leaders. i don't think anybody will happen in terms of the market. barring some sabre-rattling, some negative commentary the market will stay the course, stay sideways until we get clarity what might happen in terms of a final negotiation. charles: you guys are fantastic. thank you both very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: the fed giving democrats plenty of fodder after giving banks the green light for billions and billions, and billions and billions of dollars worth of stock buybacks. we'll dive into that issue next. every day, invesco combines ideas with technology, data with inspiration, investors with solutions. because the possibilities of life and investing are greater when we come together. ♪ charles: bank stocks, believe it or not the biggest winners today. they're gaining. some making big moves recently, up yesterday. goldman sachs, ally bank, are saying they're planning to cut tax rates ahead of the federal reserve, the nation's

shah went for glory and found only a safe pair of shah went for glory and found only a safe pairof indianand found only a safe pair of indian ants. shady following just seconds later. wickets falling, their task growing. it was just too much. afghanistan getting agonisingly close to one of the biggest shocks of this or any world cup. mohammed shami's kadric ending afg hanistan‘s dream. for mohammed shami's kadric ending afghanistan's dream. for india, celebrations and relief. —— hat—trick ending. adam wild, bbc news. new zealand have gone to the top of world cup standings after old trafford almost witnessed a fantastic comeback win for west indies. carlos brathwaite led the chase with a sensational century, but needing just six runs from the final seven balls, his bid for victory felljust short as new zealand all but sealed their spot in the semifinals. andy murray and partner feliciano lopez had a late finish at the queen's club championships as they reached tomorrow's final in the doubles. murray is continuing to build back to full strength as he recovers from hip surgery, but owes much

has never forgiven iran for overthrowing the shah its puppet shah 40 years ago and it fully and intends to achieve regime change in iran and to put back another shop on the throne in tehran iran is not a compliant state from the point of view of the us rulers of the us empire such as trump and pompei oh they don't look at it as as a distance on a map they look at the map as their own map as their their own playground and they don't intend to broke any disobedient regimes and that's what this belligerent statements and actions in the gulf are all about there is a difference between the 2 spokespeople for the us here on pale on the one hand trump on the other i don't know how anybody could believe anything that the us says at this present moment. there are concerns about america's military activities on the climate front and even ports by admitting us you know that claim that the pentagon is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions it's output in some cases the policy is that of whole countries breaking down the findings has that internal quarter. forget single use straws an

has never forgiven iran for overthrowing the shah it's puppet shah 40 years ago and it fully and intends to achieve regime change in iran and to put back another shop on the throne in tehran and that's because. iran is not a compliant state from the point of view of the us it has an independent foreign policy an independent economic policy and it is preventing the us from having total and complete military political economic control hedger monye over the middle east and that's what the united states doesn't like so your question of about the distance speed tween the between washington and tehran on the map i have to say from the point of view of the rulers of the us empire such as trump and pompei oh they don't look at us as a distance on a map they look at the map as their own map as their their own playground and they don't intend to broke any disobedient regimes and that's what this these belligerent statements and actions in the gulf are all about having if we look at this latest action how often are all personnel deployments to the other side of the world used for defensive purposes

so we still have seema shah here.t does not give the ecb in a covered cannot admit that things are slowing down and they might have to do something. seema: they have to do something. that they have to out of the market? look atexpect them to holding rates until the end of the year. the market is already pricing in holes throughout the rest of next year, so we would expect for the guidance there. and details on the liquidity operations as well. they need to have some kind of encouraging discussions. david: how much is the optics and how much is a substance? they have to do something, is it likely any of the things they could do would actually make a difference, could they affect the growth in europe? seema: the only way the ecb could affect growth is to do something that will help the banking sector, but unfortunately they cannot do that so they are in a bind. the other thing i would expect a lot of the focus to be on his who is on the panel, because we have that rollover of a number of officials on the ecb panel, so t

and the americans fully behind the implanting of the shah of iran and all that about men.ly the iranian government would be appalled by the fact that the americans have pulled out of that a deal that was worked out over so that a deal that was worked out over so many years by diplomats of western and iranian diplomats with a continual sense in iran that they are betrayed by the likes of america, at least that is the feeling among those in the regime at the top of the power structure. thank you so much for that. if you are thank you so much for that. if you a re interested thank you so much for that. if you are interested in getting a flavour of those times allen was talking about, there is a terrific podcast called the fall of the shah which is definitely worth listening to. it's the first ever windrush day today — marking 71 years since hundreds of caribbean migrants sailed here on the empire windrush to help rebuild post—war britain. one of the last living passengers is alford gardner, who's now 93. adina campbell has been to meet the former raf serviceman at a family ge

history of iran and our efforts, our prior long past, but not so long ago our efforts to overthrow the shah within iran and he commented regarding the use of the u.s. dollar throughout the middle east, and i think there's a variety of complicated factors for why we prioritize some allies over others and we should all be questioning relationships that we have with our partner nations and partners such as saudi rabia and particularly in light of some of the incredible allegation against them and some of them very verifiable in terms of speaking specifically as a representative who represents virginia, the murder of u.s. resident jamal khashoggi by all accounts which occurred under the knowledge of the crown prince by saudi arabian officials. >> you mentioned the district you represent in virginia. this was a recent washington post story profile piece on you. the headline, abigail span berger, a moderate democrat working to survive in the aoc era, alexandria ocasio-cortez. what's your relationship with the congresswoman from new york? >> i have a good relationship with a variety of different m

in your high from shah for. please please. please. please. please. please. please. please . lists lists lists. lift. playing. and very well might continue watching on since last. my son doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse. users in a prison population. we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i became the war on drugs. there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say bye daddy as you're walking out of a business it's just it doesn't get easier. just . look at it. with that attitude. making history donald trump becomes the 1st ever sitting u.s. president to enter north korea he was there for a hastily organized meeting with kim jong un sanctions on the reclusive state remain for no issue that's previously made to a stalemate in top. i'm look

against the soviet union under the leadership of afghanistan's most respected military leader ahmed shah masood was that young to say most of the familiar charges hold moment she had been could ever say must come but how did you lose her report when you're in a superior folks on the upstream side of them sort of bizzare in your courtroom out of covering the past for each other but there are enormous from. martin that are forming some muscle and before the what the joke here what was it your best it was more busking juggler. in my room but i don't think you more than that you were the no money point of kind of mission of course and also you know mining for one another so kind of well he had someone with a partner who thought they were making. but nobody knew what he wanted yet then you know i was i was they could or could anybody who thought he is that is that particular about northern europe you should ask our new voters are. after 10 days of traveling. to finally reach the end of the car door the last of the flour sold in barely a few minutes. to. get a seat in the side of us and. now t

sami shah committee have any problem with the values? --do you have any problems?n was if you go on the street and asked them what is an australian value? the ones most likely to be listed would be larrikinism, fading, fair go. these are all australian phrases and catchphrases that mean equality for all, have a sense of humour, those things. it is not relevant law, human rights, respect for one another, that is a human value, regardless of your national identity. why do think the way it is used sometimes, for example the people who draw on values the most are always politicians. which automatically turns into a weapon, because politicians don't talk about anything unless they can weaponising. for them to then say what australian values, someone is against australian values, if mark is australian and jenny is australian, then both of them have australian, then both of them have australian values, they may differ on those, which means the values are too nebulous to really be taken down seriously, or pin down. a values proxy for racism? it is used that way, for sure,

covering a bilateral meeting in berlin that we have our political correspondent and when you have shah's and in kiev w.'s calmly want to start with here in berlin we saw those the troubling pictures of chancellor americal a visibly shaking she said it was due to dehydration. exactly she downplayed the health incidence and later on at a press conference after a meeting we said i mean the landscape and indeed the images of her shaking were quite impressive to watch so like i say she don't paid incident saying it was due to dehydration but the german news agency d.p.a. reported that this isn't the 1st time such incident happened 2 to jam and chancellor but both her and thought a near as the landscape played it down when they talked about it at the press conference when a janet is asked if german people should be wary about the health of the chancellor let's turn now to the bilateral bilateral meeting rather what were the main issues that were covered. yeah well they talked i 1st. read to rated germany's support for ukraine's steps towards a more more economy development and towards a more d

nitesh shah is director of research at investment management company wisdomtree.orried are the investors that you are dealing with when it comes to what appears to be a rising level of conflict, and aggravation in the region? well, over the past month i think investors have been ignoring the risks. oil prices have been falling, they had reached $75 a barrel just over falling, they had reached $75 a barreljust over 1.5 months ago and they are close to $60 a barrel in terms of brent crude. they have been ignoring these risks but they were reminded of these risks when the tankers in the region were attacked. none of them were oil tankers, they we re none of them were oil tankers, they were carrying other products. but it is just were carrying other products. but it isjust a reminder that were carrying other products. but it is just a reminder that that region is just a reminder that that region isa is just a reminder that that region is a very important place for oil to exit from the iranians peninsular and into the world markets. exit from the iranians peninsular an

paying women less than men for equal work "the wall street journal" editorial board members, alee shahe, kyle you have written about this take on that 80% wage gap that just a minute. >> raw media if you gather up all women full-time in the yu states all men working full-time in the united states, you pick them, person out of the middle of each that is 80 cents on dollar what that that leaves out is choices, it leaves out occupations, it leaves out people working more overtime less overtime studies trying to compare apples to apples, there is a harvard study boston transit employees said women transit employees 89 cents on dollar for men entirety of the gap made up of people making paid time -- sorry unpaid time off, and overtime men worked a lot more over very time when kamala was roing out you heard clip at the top said 80 cents on dollar for equal pay for equal work either she doesn't know what that statistic means or trying to be. >> women leave workforce to have families they take less overtime that is really the explanation not widespread discrimination, by the way, is the illega

you share a child struggling struggling to contain the jihadi from gaining more ground and if the shah reporting from lagos nigeria thank you. to hong kong now where protesters have again turned out in large numbers to demand the resignation of the territory's leader carrie lam over a controversial extradition law all demonstrators are gathering outside government headquarters and other sites the protests come a day after one of the largest rallies in hong kong's history with nearly 2000000 people taking part. and protesters insist that an apology is insufficient to make things right between lamb and the citizens she represents us of the evil is not enough because we show when will. we activate again that's why we urge for full withdrawal apologize is not enough because. she order police and allow police to hold a gun should twist people just apply what beijing. that in 98 annoyed. just copy what happened in thailand and scum us care and hong kong is such a more modern city she is not capable anymore how can the leader of the government allow polish hold against a twist people that's r

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country and a foreign culture and the music is unfamiliar but it's still inspiring and fun to delve into shah saw and if you do so and so told it's so different it's my whole musical world has been turned upside down. i. here in mumbai young musicians from india and germany have come together for a very special occasion they're preparing for a joint concert at the beethoven festival in bonn. the so. i think it feels great to have an exchange with the germans the musicians don't win percussionists. i. can compose a bellhop chippies bagger is running a workshop in mumbai 5 young german musicians are here to get a feel for indian music she will present what they learnt at a special concert in barga i thought oh no i get it i didn't count the comma. key elements of indian music include rhythmic clapping and the vocal percussion arts known as corner chord it's a challenge to learn to squeak disc sikorsky it's a large scale project and the ticket for switch. and to bring these cultures together in a concert format from others of course the workshop is part of the project but what comes out of it sh

no worries. >> rina shah. no, i got to get it right. and politico's daniel lippman. i was at the debate both night right up front. and what is your assessment, dean, of the debates? night one and two. >> i love politics. i love that america got to get -- meet a whole bunch of candidates they knew nothing about except for a little sound bites here and there. and you got to see them for most part tell what they were about. sometimes fight a little bit. i thought it was interesting that julian castro i thought seemed -- >> he -- >> winner of night one. >> 18 points in favorability. >> in favorability. when you get this first poll, and polls are about trends, folks. everyone knows it. one poll is a snapshot. look at trends. i thought julian castro would go up. he didn't. i thought cory booker would go up a little bit. he didn't. but senator harris did. joe biden lost five points. bernie stayed the same. this poll and the week before, same polling -- >> so you think the polls indicate that there was a reshuffling of the debt? and we're only looking at one poll. we don't k

against the soviet union under the leadership of afghanistan's most respected military leader ahmed shah masood was that young to say most of. your choice of this whole moment you had been continuously must. also that you're a sort of reporter when you're in a superior book some upsy sort of themselves but that he and your court you know i'm not a couple really just for you but they're very nervous from. martin that of course from my son before the what the joke to you but was it your best it was more classic and joke or. you might of them but i don't think you more than do you want to know money on the kind of nation of course and also you know mine for one another so i'm just going to cut someone with a whole coordinating. but when you were you i'd just been you know i was i was they could i really thought what he says is that computer about northern europe you should go to alt. after 10 days of travelling. before finally reached the end of the car door the last of the flowers sold him barely a few minutes. to. get a seat in the side of us and. now i think i may have the past. the more

shah galani, susan li, ashley webster, joel is back.elopments at the federal reserve, positive news on trade, does that merit the kind of rebound we are seeing? >> we took a big hit in may and are having a slight rebound back. we will stay within range for a period of time until we made sense of the trade deadlines and see what happens with interest rates. stuart: hell of a rebound. >> it was a big rebound but we had a big drop in may. stuart: hold on a second. shah, you were the man who said we will be down 10% if we don't get a trade deal. >> we are down 6%. we are getting close. the federal reserve came in and saved the day. i don't think we are out of the woods yet. if the trade talks with china continue to be at a stalemate, and nothing happens, no resolution with mexico trade deal or trade tariffs, if you will, i think the market will continue back down. there was a lot of short covering yesterday. the fed statement is really what moved the market. we are not out of the woods, in my opinion. susan: you're right. stuart: miss li is

to.a: much to look forward joining us from mumbai is niraj shah.e in london is annmarie hordern. indian equities showing resilience despite president trump terminating india's designation as a developing nation. tell us what is going on. >> good morning. this did not have too much of an impact. the crude price fall is leading to what is happening in equity markets and money markets. while everybody was bracing themselves for some impact because of u.s. markets, we started about an hour and a half to two hours in trade. we are up 0.5% and holding, which is good. you see this impact in the money markets as well with the ease and the currency markets quite i saw the because of piece -- because of the crude price fall. the fall in the yields gives room to the reserve bank of india to come out with rate activity which could possibly be higher than what economists predict. everybody predicts 25 basis points, maybe just maybe it is higher. -- manus: it would be -- if a central bank did something. niraj shah with the report from mumbai. annmarie hordern is

niraj shah and annmarie hordern, great roundups.'s get the first word news now. >> billionaire money manager jeffrey gundlach says he does not think the federal reserve will rower -- will lower interest rates, but the chances of multiple cuts this year are high. he says july is a good bysibility, but policy september is a lock. it could even be a 50 basis point move. the u.s. has released images they say show that iran was involved in an attack on a tanker near the entrance of the persian gulf. washington says at least one of the vessels was struck by minds, but admits it is not clear if the explosives were from the islamic republic. iran has rejected any role in the attack. >> whether irene is going to continue its behavior is for them to decide. i can tell you from an oil market perspective, we are less concerned about those activities then we were 20 years ago. >> sarah sanders is leaving the trump administration after a tenure and the disappearance of the daily press briefing. she says it was the owner of a lifetime to serve in

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state department official she joins us from washington and keeping us company in london sahil shah he's a policy fellow at the european leadership network where he leads the iran project which works to protect the iranian nuclear agreement welcome to you all mohammad marandi in tirana welcome back to inside story as far as the trumpet ministration is concerned is there as of today a plan b. when it comes to what do we do next i think that's probably the most important problem that the team in washington has created for trump there is no exit strategy this maximum pressure policy that the united states has imposed on iran is really a dead end the iranians are saying that we after 10 years of negotiations agreed to a nuclear deal we've given significant concessions we've been flexible. and now the united states has exited the deal it is forcing other countries not to abide by their commitments including other countries who were at the negotiating table and it is demanding that iran give new concessions and the iranians know that this is a slippery slope that will lead to disaster if you r

live shah marry stone. >> it's n clear how longe back ups will last.ll be watching them through the night. we'll have theat upd at first 4 traffic at 4:00 a.m. >> now to our storm team 4 forecast. if theemperatures today weren't proof enough, summer is here, folks. >> and with this heat could come a few storms as you head off to sleep. doug is here to fill us in. >> we're cracking storm team 4 radar right now. showers and thunderstorms off to the west. you will see these storms first. already seeing strong storms into our viewing area all the way back towards west virginia. showingam storm t 4 radar right now. this area was under tornado warning a little bit earlier. nothing around d.c. area right now. just back to the west from frostburg down towards petersburg towards charlottesville you ca see lightning and heavy rain associated with this. we will get in on this action in a couple hours. something else, extreme heat. we're talking a pretty expansive heat wave, and talk how long it lasts in about ten minutes. >> a hot week ahead. thanks. >>> metro wa

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it's the communist party that disarmed the soviet union it was done by the communist party mr garbett shah of the secretary general of the communist party. the news the ultimately you all were born they all served the communist party but. can we get back. to we want to go to socialism full scale socialism but i don't think that we're a different country we need maybe conflict serious conflict to get back do we need a conflict. there are left wing political forces there are people who pursue socialist ideas can they control the country can be president why not that's possible any legal political force. can communicate their ideas to the people and can gain weight and popularity with the people and can be elected would be good for the country but them i don't know. that it's one thing to nationalize everything but it's another thing that you're nationalized industries would operate efficiently. if you're somebody in the state regulation. is present here in russia well that's. worth a separate discussion of the. many questions about the belarus so the question is when is russia and the belaru

backed shah in favor of an elected government why would they want to run for say the. saudis have their own separate hole all beef with iran so us declaring iran for emergency just means it's christmas for riyadh. doesn't look happy there's actually some extra wives in those boxes you know. we're always selling the saudis billions in weapons for decades yes of course they're our best customers obama sold them nearly $112000000000.00 in firepower that's been raining down on school buses and hospitals in yemen all these years so much so that the forecast in yemen is sunny with a slight chance of lockheed martin laser guided m k 82. however under the arms export control. the state department must notify congress 30 days before an arms sale so congress has a chance to vote against and stop the arms transfer that way the administration can't just sell arms willy nilly just nearly. so why the need for the emergency when the saudis aren't so popular on capitol hill capitol hill since they made jamal khashoggi disappear. congress recently voted to withdraw u.s. support from th

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while anti establishment movements came out on top of countries like italy france and belgium and the shah and reports. there was no shortage of political drama in the run either. for months pundits have been predicting a rise in anti establishment parties ahead of the e.u. elections for once they were right but across the bloc in the weeks leading up to the vote panic was setting in. take martin pen days before france headed to the polls the e.u. top court ordered her to pay back 300000 euros to the european parliament this followed a case in which the national rally leader had been accused of paying an aide incorrectly but the timing felt off it was almost as if it was a way to tell voters that her party just couldn't be trusted that came hot on the heels of accusations that former trump strategist steve bannon was actually the one pulling all the pen strings yet the public didn't seem to care and the national rally still talked the polls here in france other scandals that were rife in the media included one russians well at least the alleged russians. it was of course. the party which w

state department official she joins us from washington and keeping us company in london sahil shah he's a policy fellow at the european leadership network where he leads the iran project which works to protect the iranian nuclear agreement welcome to you all mohammad marandi in tirana welcome back to inside story as far as the trumpet ministration is concerned is there as of today a plan b. when it comes to what do we do next i think that's probably the most important problem that the team in washington has created for trump there is no exit strategy this maximum pressure policy that the united states has imposed on iran is really a dead end the iranians are saying that we after 10 years of negotiations agreed to a nuclear deal we've given significant concessions we've been flexible. and now the united states has exited the deal it is forcing other countries not to abide by their commitments including other countries who were at the negotiating table and it is demanding that iran give new concessions and the iranians know that this is a slippery slope that will lead to disaster if you r

meetings following dangerous roads from the holy land and beyond today chasing the shadow of professor shah's top of china to venice with searching questions of how the relationship between east and west has changed. marco polo. on al-jazeera. 0. 00 and welcome to the news hour on friday back to board in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes libyan forces opposed to war no time before have tossed say they have recaptured a town from his fighters south of the capital. the drowning of a father and his little girl found dead in each other's arms fox more outrage over u.s. immigration policies also this hour palestinian stand firm in their opposition to an economic peace plan saying white house advisor jared push now has it all wrong and a warning with a stain on its tail about the declining number of insects. thank you for joining us forces to libya's u.n. recognized government say they have retaken the town of gori on more than 80 kilometers south of the capital tripoli from forces loyal to warlord tidy but have tossed fighters say they still have control of gary on where he serves as one of th

to be here goes to do sean bear their capitals all the central asian republics very smart all the shah very strategic relations get organization meeting i advise our viewers gold to the documents go to the resolutions of shanghai cooperation organization c.s.t. or extra security treaty organization and compare them to there is allusions of nato from nato it's all of us with threatened russia is a threat chinese a threat. is facing enormous external pressures see a stool or shanghai cooperation organization were not directed against any country where fighting terrorism while fighting extremism we cooperate none of us is the big brother none of us is the biggest of on it's only the western press that says china is the biggest russia is the biggest one and and look at their economic results you know basically china is no reorienting its trade routes to russia because russia is a reliable partner unlike their allies over the united states it will not go away it will not for example for the us follow the us sanctions against iran as their european countries basically did you know despite al

quite blustery a —— across scotland, the shah was here could be heavy and thundery.ybe 20 degrees in the south—east, closer to 12 and 16 celsius across scotland. as we had on into friday, high pressure is building in from the south, but will settle things down, low pressure still anchored to the north of the uk. that will bring another fairly blustery day for scotland. with scattered showers, againafew scotland. with scattered showers, again a few heavier ones. further south a better chance of staying dry but there could be a few showers around, because to the high—pressure, the winds will be later so in the strong sunshine it will feel a bit warmer. 20 or 21 degrees, but still on the fresh side for the time of year in the north. high pressure builds in, moves across into the north sea, during saturday and that will bring us a run of fairly warm south, south—east of the winds. this area of low pressure nearby slowly encroaching in as the weekend was on. for much of the country, it is going to be a fine saturday, a bit of fairweather ca rd fine saturday, a bit of fair