where does this election when leave the relationship between washington and t, ron? i think it greatly complicates the relationship. a few weeks ago i spoke to the state department said that there were the regard to saudi over kingdom of saudi arabia. that america is foundational values are going to be paramount in any and any good talks with saudi arabia, so that must also be applied to iran. now, with president raising and his background, i think it makes it very difficult for the president united states, the state department to have negotiations with racy. but we also have to see how this works out. the idea of treat is coming to washington tomorrow. to discuss the regional challenges that israel faces. and i'm sure this will be a very important topic of that conversation. mr. i sees domestic agenda, of course, is dominated by turning around the economy. much of that depends on sanctions being lifted or sanctions being east. so that aspect of what he has to do kind of comes down to joe biden. no, well, it does. and mr. biden has understand either some sanctions al

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some progress, but differences still remain diplomat sipping negotiating since april to bring both t ron and washington back into compliance with the agreement. the united states is in, in direct talks with iran and says there are still several sticking points for the head of the iranian delegation. things that quotes closer to the end, but the most difficult issues all yet to be resolved the cases and going back to the capital for more consultations and they'll return after 10 days from washington . his christian salumi, the key issues seemed to be the lifting of sanctions that were imposed by the united states. when president donald trump withdrew from the nuclear agreement, the iranians went into these talk saying that they would not go back to full compliance with the deal until the sanctions were completely lifted. and national security advisor for the united states, jake sullivan is saying that the united states does retain the right to impose unilateral sanctions on non nuclear issues like human rights abuses or ballistic missile issues. we know that missiles while not covered und

northern iran has reportedly left to dad and 21 injured on board were 25 iranian journalists heading from t ron to report on the renovation of a provincial damn. when their bus overturned, there's no immediate information about what caused the crash. iranian roads are considered among the most dangerous in the world, with some $17000.00 deaths each year. and she news this hour and 32 minutes, i'll be back with another look. this is our to international stay with me. ah, the responding will be necessarily need budget lima. you have to do the packing, but i again gag in john's island is died. i might have to go to the deal, but the most the most difficult to find the but there are 410 days right on the bank. but we were going to waste water chemical lights and has our this is going to develop new to men. their international market know that these industries falutin, you're simply ignored in one days that i've been mother long and when we loved them, other than that means we lost the in the, in the ah, the school board meeting turned from civil confrontation as frustrated parents, voice their conc

where lie from the capital t. ron and investigators reveal that credible warnings about the us capital wires were ignored. ah ah hello, here's your weather story, for se, asia, we're dealing with some heavy bursts of rain as we head toward endo china, western thailand, southern areas as well, and a pretty good pockets us to the south and east to poach him in city. otherwise we've got thunderstorms in the forecasts. recall them poor singapore too. and pa dang south. we'll see some periods of what weather in the philippines continues to be socked into wet weather in the south. we're getting some pretty good pulses of rain daven rate up to the north as we hit toward lose on island on thursday. austria polar air really punch in across here toward the south, the southeast. so it's given us some snow flurries, fly in here in orange new south wales. this is snow laughing matter here. i just really cool conditions and we do have weather warnings in play. this will impact central areas. victoria is what the ne, as well for the

t ron solution regard of spreading this information. hamas linked palestinian website has also been blogged. that's bringing on correspondent in iran dos jibari who's live in toronto doors to tell us more 1st about these iranian use website that have been targeted. and the reaction from the rain in authorities. well, this is the 1st time we're seeing such a large number of websites that have been pulled offline by the american government . of course they're using the local domain now to continue being having their online presence. but it comes at a very critical time. of course, the iranians have said that their, their insights are legitimate news organizations within the country. they belong to various branches of state television. and we parcel heard from the head of the iranian mission to the united nations who has condemned the act by the u. s. government calling it a freedom speech issue, it's a censorship issue and that iran will pursue the matter through legal channels. we've also been hearing from the president has some ronnie's chief of staff at the weekly cabinet meeting. let's li

because the reality surely is that t, ron terran, has made its own advances. and once you accept that, you can't on see it, you can't not know about that. so the negotiations have been proceeding in an orderly fashion and sometimes the one participant, or another, talks about with optimism about the progress as that has been made. but as i see it, there are still some considerable sticking points and negotiations won't be completed until one side or the other fundamentally changes its posture. and this regards a couple of things, but most importantly on the issue of sanctions, iran has been demanding that all sanctions imposed by president tub be removed. he had over 1500 designations of people and entities put on the tertiary blacklist. now some of these people and entities were put on there for very legitimate reasons involving their human rights violations, their interference and us elections, their support for terrorist groups, sometimes the, the counter terror come to terrorism designations where are kind of a sham because the real purpose was to impede t

as john strapless report from the capital t, ron at that exodus is affecting one of europe's forest economies. it took the most of us 30 years and $2000000.00 to create his business in florence cereals and window lines. ever since the fall of communism in the 1900 ninety's, he's waited for albania to join the european union of the, even though we have the opportunity to go to greece, we believed this country would move forward. and the time would come when it would be a part of europe. we hope the effect of view of upon albania will be to wipe out corruption, set some rules, and protect people who invest the. but bus has such faith in this vision he's handing over his life's work to his 2 daughters repair, treating one of them from britain. and he's helping to keep other young workers here. but it's the thing that is going against current trends. over the past decade, almost half a 1000000 albanians have emigrated for work education and health care. that's 14 percent of the population. and what are 3 decades ago emigrants were manual labors . now they include educated professionals who could

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a massive fire has broken out at an oil refinery serving iran capital t. ron authority say a leak and liquified gas line triggered an explosion which caused the blaze. there were no immediate reports of casualties. columbia has started what if government just calling a gradual opening up its border with venezuela? this comes after a 14 month closure to stop the spread of the corona virus. colombia has been the chief destination for venezuelans fleeing their countries, social and economic crisis. you countries do not maintain diplomatic ties? in nigeria, relatives of dozens of school children kidnapped by gun and over the weekend have appealed to the government to help freedom more than 150 students were abducted from the islamic school and north central niger state authority said they are negotiating to bring the children back safely in germany has blocked flights operated by russian airlines from arriving in its territory. that comes after moscow failed to issue permits for german and french carriers that was after western carriers re routed flights away from

t. a. ron, as remind you about who's running in this election. the front runner, abraham ra, he c support pushing ahead with nuclear deal diplomacy, and his victory would put hard liners in control across one government, as it tries to save the nuclear deal and recover from the pandemic. also on the ballad, she's a former head of yvonne's revolutionary god, mostly and res. i. e, who opposes a nuclear agreement, is run and last 4 times already. the youngest candidate is a mere wholesale guys. he's id shimmy. who's the deputy speaker of parliament. and there is abdul master mighty, the former governor of iran central bank. the outgoing president has sandra honey, who can run due to term limits is urging people to get out in volts. i'm about to do. lots of these elections are very important. and i invite all citizens to participate. we must not allow the problems that we witness, since people applied to run for candidacy to affect participation in the elections . citizens must realize how important these elections are to their destiny and the fate o

and i got to find that ron p t has more from colombia as capital varying the afternoon of tuesday afternoon through person. the address as public officials managed to drive a wife, toyota. this all according to me as minister of defense inside a military base in the city of cuckoo down the border with venezuela minutes after there were 2 explosions. the 1st one and then a 2nd one. follow that 2 minutes later and at least 36 soldiers soldiers. i've been injured and we have this then that the 3 of them are in serious conditions. are critical conditions in the hospital, in the city of cooper at the minister of defense and president duke. it flew to the area. they describe this as a terrorist attack. they are using one of many arm groups that operate in what remains a very volatile area on the border with venezuela. the 2nd area with the largest amount of coca feels the main ingredient for cocaine and that area. and this is a major, one of the major attacks that happens in columbia least since 2019 still ahead on all the 0. moscow orders, new restrictions and monitoring vaccination and the numb

and so it will be interesting to see how the dynamic between him and florida governor ron t desantis,r relief for florida. so that is something to keep an eye on. >> let's talk about the president's agenda. he ran on the idea that washington could work. and yesterday negotiators said that they had reached a framework on policing reform, biden announced this bipartisan deal on infrastructure. of course not everyone got what they wanted. but look, is this washington working, are these two success stories to biden this morning? >> let me just slightly correct you there. biden ran on the seemingly crazy idea that washington could work. because it has ban so lonk been. during the obama administration, i don't believe that we had many images of republicans and democrats coming together. certainly not during the trump administration, although there was policing reform. so to have these kind of twin frameworks emerge in days is a validation of everything biden has been saying to the disbelieving press people like me who have been wondering if he could bring together republicans and democrats.

what is already there, professor in world studies at the university of to ron almost alpha bogu t is secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. he joins us from ramallah by skype. thank you very much, your time off the back. what's your reaction to these developments and new coalition government to a new prime minister? well, my action is that this is a reflection of the weakness of the new political system, which is going from one crisis to definitely the last one and on which field has even deepen this crisis because of the policy and resistance on that. and it is very clear that this new government is not. i'm not government in any way when it comes to the palestinian issue or to me just a few issues like national non others him it's dream government. the government of occupation and discrimination against it is a government that wants to keep the occupation, which is the longest in modern history which wants to consolidate the bad type system you've been. it was very clear to the man who was against the 2 state solution. he wrote an article about that in 2014 propo

t new york. i would say, ron now where the voting in the countries presidential election has come to a close. that window will replace her son, ronnie, who's served the maximum to turn. interior ministry has extended to voting by 2 hours due to crowds of falling stations, even though on official later just turn out is actually lower than the last election. the wrong see, justice librium racy is believed to be the clear front runner and one of the handful of candidates that made it through to the final ballot. analysts say victory for you see, could pave the way for him to become the next. supreme leader was powerful post iran lawyer and middle east x, but kura shimmer, shambler told us how a change in leadership could affect the nuclear deal. honey was just love the way the parliament supreme of the supreme guys. so they didn't, they didn't give him all the power to negotiate equally with the united states. now that conservative going to become the president, they are talking behind the curtain and they just waiting to sign a new deal. that's what they think with the americans, because they g

toupees. [ slidewhistle ] [ cheers and applause next up, senator james lankford sent senator ron wyden $60 for matching t, "we hate the sun." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh wow >> jimmy: here's another one here, senator gary peters sent congressman don young $3 for unlocking my iphone with your face [ laughter ] isn't that unbelievable? >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you imagine that >> steve: no, it's crazy >> jimmy: next up, senator joe -- >> steve: charge him $3 for that >> jimmy: he charged $3. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: just to see if he could do it. >> jimmy: hey, you can do it >> jimmy: hey, can you unlock - >> steve: you think it was like, i'll bet you $3 i can unlock your iphone with my - >> jimmy: no, he gives it to him, he goes - >> steve: he goes, "hey, $3 if you can open this for me." >> jimmy: unlocked it. >> steve: i'm wearing a mask >> jimmy: next up, senator joe manchin sent senator bill cassidy $75 for an initiation fee for the men who look like birds club [ laughter ] >> steve: wow that's a club they're starting >> jimmy: i have no idea this is all coming up. buzzfeed's finding out

ron. ah, hello. thank you for joining us. regional forces in t grow, you're threatening to pursue what they call the enemy forces into every tray and ethiopia as amara regions, if required. that's after retaking t guys main city of macula on monday. there have been celebrations across the region as local forces claimed victory after a nearly 8 months long conflict with federal troops and their allies. if you, if he has government announced the unilateral cease fire with immediate effect, but it's not clear if it's being observed, government and rebel forces have been fighting since november when a few open prime minister abi ahmed, sending troops to oust the t p l f. well get the to read is the spokesmen for the t p l f. the teen gray people's liberation front. he says operations are still under way, but greater humanitarian assistance will be allowed in for interesting our sources. i was trying to have on the road, but like i said, we just take away from the interview with our, our, our office in coaching, interest in admissions of are paid organizations have access to today and we'll be extending

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ron supreme leader racy is deeply suspicious of the west. and for more on this is bringing a, a few corresponded. i'm your have a say in a t ran thanks for joining us. we just heard in that report mention of the nuclear deal. what does the victory of abraham ratio mean for iran's and commitment to that deal? at this point, some of these people are poking around the nuclear deal. the g p a does not seem to be much plan ultraconservative coming into our business. doing the bait that he believes the nuclear yield decision of the system for government believes that it should be continued if it's in the benefit of the people which literally sanctioned, obviously, would be specially giving is running on improving the economy. most important issue right now. the world in this race, so appears that if the negotiation are to continue, they will, they did with the wrong the government. of course, the negotiators, mr. and point of course, the point with impact them in a way. okay. and just to turn our gaze back into around, there was a low level of voters and in the election, as we've heard, is that we can racy in any way and move po

florida governor ron de santis says it's possible that more victims could be found. he feels he is military as denied that it hit a busy market in t gray in an air strike, but it doesn't make targeting degree in rebel fighters in the area. health workers say that tuesday strike killed at least 64 people, including children, the u. s. and the u. n. say that they want a full investigation and a massacre in ne, booking a fossil in which at least a $130.00 people were killed, was mostly carried out by children. the government says, armed at 12 to 14 year olds, opened fire on residence in the village of solon and burned down the homes on the 4th of june. this is the worst attack the region is seen in years, even though it has been plagued by armed groups. moving across the for health officials say more groups have been using children in attacks over the past year. those are the headlines a more and all those stories on the al jazeera news, our interest on their half an hour coming up next to bruce 11, a rock and a hard place continues. they for watching by ah, ah, i cannot claim today that i'm respecting it because it's not possible to

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ron of using them to spread misinformation. the us justice department seized 33 sites linked to iran, state media such as the english language press t, v at a channel used by humans her with the rebels. it also blocked 3 websites, operated bike type hezbollah and iranian back group in iraq. but some of the pages were soon back online under a different web address. different accused washington of double standards in as well me on the con john the, what the us did to iranian websites was a breach of all principles of freedom of speech, which the united states is proud of. they restricted freedom of speech. we condemn this measure. we will use all our legal and international means to counter this wrong policy of the united states. it is not a constructive move at a time when nuclear talks are underway in vienna. the seizures are happening at a sensitive time between the 2 nations. iran had just elected a new president. abraham racy, has already ruled out meeting president joe biden. and in vienna, diplomats from the us, europe, china, russia. andy ron, have held 6 rounds of talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. negotiators say they're

ron doors, to tell us more about these new sites that have been targeted. and the reaction from the rain, you know, thought well the sites are all branches of the official fate t v broadcast channels. and it comes at a time when, of course, it's very, very critical time for iran and the united states. the reaction we've received so far has been one from the head of the reigning mission at the united nations said that the complication of the websites by the us treasury is an act of any legal act . and he said that iran will pursue the matter through legal channels. and of course, this is at a time when the iranians are now looking at a draft coming from vienna after the 6 round of talks between or on and the western powers about the return of the u. s. to the nuclear deal of 2015. they radians have formed this special committee with the various branches of government to take a look at this document, which they will decide on in the coming weeks. this could not have happened that a worse time. it will be used as an example by the hard line voices inside the country to say the u. s. cannot be trusted, and therefore we should not accept the steel but the governmen

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it comes to legislative efforts on media, senator ron widen has legislation when it comes thet protecting certain data saying that the bill that he's t introduced. it goes further than past efforts to create a federal shield law to safeguard their phone and email records which are often health by third-party service providers. itit goesce on to say that callr such law after the justice department disclosed that it seized phone or email records from theif "washington post," c andd "the new york times" as it sought toho identify sources fo disclosures of classified information, angering first amendment advocates who say such seizures have a chilling effect on freepr press. it wasna on civility in congres is that it was one representative, rodney davis. he askedul journalist and amand rimley about the influence that social media, particularly partisan social media, had on traditional news media. >> what can we do to help educate your profession on how partisan some of the techniques the general espews may be damaging the institution. >> i'm glad that you asked.nt i think it has to involve the news media. often think there should be a wa

t >> thank you, guys. >> once again you are listening to a press briefing there in surfside, florida, officials updating everyone on that catastrophic building collapse. one note there, there was a question that went to governor ronhe reporter asked would you feel comfortable sleeping tonight in the sister building and the question was referencing there is another building that's very similar about the same age built by the same developer in that area, and the governor said that they are considering evacuating that building. they're looking into that and that perhaps they may have an announcement later today and that's a question a lot of people have been asking, not only the sister building but some of the others in the area. i do, though, want to go to our stephanie ramos who is at the reunification center. she's been talking to a number of the families who have been waiting for news and, stephanie, i'd imagine that people are encouraged by the fact that the search and rescue effort is continuing but the numbers haven't changed and it's been a couple days now and no new victims have been pulled from the rubble. >> reporter: exactly, >> reporter: exactly, whit pup see their anguish, fear, their concern is writte

t. problems still persist. interesting to see what details will be offered today that might be different. money has not worked. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: thank you, bryan. with more now the former acting ice director ron vitiello. you were listening to bryan's report there. add based on your expertise what we need to understand whether or not anything changes with harris and guatemala. >> nothing is going to change quickly. this crisis started at the end of january and we get all the way to june before she makes the first visit and neither of them has been to the border to see the conditions, right? cbp was overwhelmed in february, march and april with no visit from the white house to see what the workforce was getting put through because of the reversal in policies. i was looking around in anticipation of today's talks. there is a press release from 2016. obama administration will send $750 million to guatemala, el salvador and honduras. they've done that. look what it has produced. how corrupt and difficult life is in guatemala. let's add to that. change the policies to incentivize them sending their children to the border. you have an incentive to leave home because it's a terrible place and brough