of designating the terrorist organization which is an important distinction to make zain how might teheran now respond. well we've been getting an indication of what the response is expected to be the last several weeks there's been a public affairs campaign if you will from leaders both on the civilian side in the military to shore up support for the nuclear deal but for the revolutionary guard so president rouhani is expected to speak at some point this evening we're getting reports of that on local news channels and so we're expecting that he will echo what he said in the past which is that the revolutionary guard is a part of the fabric of the nation that is in the hearts of the people of other iran and i keep in mind it is it is a relatively popular group here. the president. did say that. the revolution. was the way to a dictatorship for the lot of the people who support the revolutionary guard full tell you that it pleased him but at the time it was a draconian or a shop around the king who ruled over over the over the days. and so the revolutionary guard is very popular and the ira

more isolated than ever will bring you more reaction from teheran. and more than two hundred polling stations unmoved at the last minute as venezuelans prepared to vote in long been a long delayed regional elections. hello there our tropical storm is still gaining strength in the south china sea you see quite clearly on the satellite picture this of leiria of cloud here but it's generating all this huge overflow of cloud that works its way all the way across taiwan the eastern parts of china as well taiwan is where we've seen some of the worst of the weather three hundred seventy seven millimeters of rain just did a twenty four hour period that is a phenomenal amount of wet weather clearly giving us a fair few problems there unfortunately there's more wet weather still to come because this storm is moving quite slowly looks like it won't reach china and into monday and then on tuesday or wednesday it will make its way on to the coast of viet nam and so between now and then we can expect plenty more heavy rain across this whole region just look at sun

also expected to decertify the iran nuclear deal despite the international communities assessment teherann compliance. it's raising concerns about a potential backlash that could set the stage for another nuclear crisis. let's get the latest from cnn's orrin leiberman reporting from jerusalem, certainly one of the ones that favor decertifying the deal. >> reporter: netanyahu being one of the harshest critics as he has been including that speech in 2015. it's essentially president trump saying iran is not in compliance with the deal. it doesn't change the deal, doesn't cancel the deal as netanyahu has wanted but essentially leave it up to congress on what happens next. is it reimpose sanctions. if congress does nothing over the next couple of months, then the deal as is stays in place, and it keeps going as is. there has been lobbying here. european dip mats and also members of congress to stay in the deal, because that would leave it up to iran to stay in compliance with the deal. ieral though it hasn't lobbied against the deal, has essentially left it up to anti-prolobbyists to do it for

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of president trump's tweet there was a lot of anger here in iran but we went out on the streets of teheranu the most. they said it was the fact that he referred to an arabian golf rather than the persian gulf that's -- on social media as well if you look. there is a great deal of anger but of course at the same time a lot of folks here very concerned about the future of the nuclear agreement. many of them thought could bring better relations with the u.s. and bring economic gains. certainly there are people who fear that agreement could very much be in jeopardy. >> fred. thanks. >>> "saturday night live" cast member kate mckinnon reviving the role of kellyanne conway. at t . the character donning clown makeup. watch as she tries to lure a puc fiction nal anderson cooper into the sewer with her. >> it's me. kellyanne conway. dancing clown. it's kel -- >> what did you do to your makeup? i toned it down. >> i have to go. >> don't go. >> how about this? so puerto rico was worse before hurricane maria and they did blow some buildings back together and i don't know why elizabeth warren won't twe

agents of the iranians regime illegally seized the iranians regime illegally seized the us embassy in teheranstage during the 41m days of the crisis. the iranians— backed terrorist group has ball bombed our embassy in lebanon, once in 1983 and again in 1984. another iranians supported bombing killed 241 americans. service members, they were, in their barracks, in beirut, in 1983. in 1996, the regime directed another bombing of american military housing in saudi arabia, murdering 19 americans in cold blood. iranians proxies provided training operatives we re proxies provided training operatives were later involved in al-qaeda's bombing of the american embassies in kenya, tanzania, and two years later killing 224 people and wounding more than 4000 others. the regime harboured high—level terrorists in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, including osama bin london's son. in iraq and afghanistan, groups supported by iran have killed hundreds of american military personnel. —— osama bin london. the iranians dictatorship's aggression continues to this day. the regime remains the world's leading sponsor of

. >> joining me now from teheran is cnn's senior international correspondent fred fliekin. what more is rowhani saying in reaction to the speech? >> well it was interesting. he went on so shortly after u.s. president trump spoke and just absolutely ripped into president trump on pretty much every level. historically calling upon the many times that iranians felt that u.s. did them wrong. also saying that he believed a lot of things that president trump was saying was lies. saying that he believes that president trump needed a history lesson. let's listen in to more of what the president of iran had to say a few minutes ago. >> in trump's. >> translator: in trump's speech, he talks about policy, only bad-mouthing and baseless accusations were made. against iranian nation. he he had nothing else to say. >> you know, one of the things that president trump in his speech said as he kept talking about the people of iran suffering under the government here. president rouhani saying that the u.s. and president trump were quote against the people of iran. but i thought the most impo

happened in the vote without a doubt every step that is taken to dismantle me that will be met in teheran by step of it ok professor thank you so much for professor mohammad marandi of the north american studies department at the university of tehran thanks for talking with us on. thank you. staying in the us members of the los vegas police department have gathered to remember a police officer who was one of the people killed in the mass shooting on sunday charleston hart fields widow and their son and daughter were surrounded by several hundred people during the memorial park field was off duty attending the festival when he lost his life. shooting left fifty eight people dead and many more wounded now gun lobbyists in the u.s. even gun lobbyists are calling for more regulation of a device used by the shooter that allows weapons to fire faster meanwhile investigators are still trying to understand what his motives were police say the las vegas shooter stephen paddick rented a room at this downtown hotel the ogden during a music festival last month called life is beautiful and it's not cl

about what he says is a new strategy for confronting teheran mr trump also announced sanctions against the country's powerful revolutionary guard and called on allies to help him curb iran's ballistic missile program as well we'll bring you reaction from tech crime and washington also on the program. police in kenya shoot dead two protesters and tear gas dozens more of the standoff over the rerun of the presidential election escalates. also the female superheroes fighting child marriage in the opiate creators of the to bad girls come from tibet was one of the hot topics at a time until. the blockbuster all of a behind the da vinci code on veils his latest novel of the frankfurt book fair culture anderson will be here with the lowdown on don brown's new thriller all riches. i'm phil gale welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has been outlining america's new strategy on iran focusing on efforts to further curb any possible nuclear weapons development that is to trump announced that he is decertifying the twenty fifteen international agreement that gave iran relief from sanct

iran's express desire to build larger influence both literally in developing the teheran bay route access and figuratively by increasing military and political influence in places like syria, yemen, iraq and other places around the region causes concern with our partners around the region. in this light we are keen to use a bi, with and through approach to address iran's manifest behaviors both in and outside of the region. so why does this approach work? why does the by, with and through work? as i mentioned it allows the u.s. to assist with allies and partners through the region without using an approach that requires a large scale. this approach also allows local actors to encourage local ownership of the solutions and capitalize and much deeper understand the regional dynamics that only our local partners can have. there are, however, numerous challenges associate said with this approach. it's not free. on occasion a legal partner cannot conduct their operations in the same manner a local coalition or u.s. partner might. we have to let our partners know our thoughts on other ways to a

wait and see what happens in half an hour and james is on the road in doha let's go on the road to teheran here is the same bus ride design any early indications from the iranians or again is that as james was saying with the americans we know what their standpoint is and we're just waiting for confirmation of it all. well that's exactly right in the same way that we've known what donald trump's position is on iran since he before he even became president we have it's a matter of public record how iran is expected to react in the last several weeks all of the main iranian leadership on the political side as well as the military side has started singing from the same hymn sheet they are saying that any new sanctions and is violations of the deal of the nuclear deal will not be tolerated and the playing on protecting anything outside of the deal the ballistics missiles program they see as a matter of resource security is a matter of domestic and regional security and they have been pivoting away from the united states and to their european partners to russia in hopes of saving the deal and i

the iranian you kate deal when it was being negotiated was followed very closely by people that in teheran and play and had a hand in and giving up president has and ronnie his mandate in the elections how how will these latest developments be reviewed by people that. well that's that's a very good question when the deal was signed it was it was incredibly publicly popular it was it was something it has to respect where it's going to be a solution to a lot of the country's problems and a lot of the economic benefits were felt we we did see a frozen assets release we saw the deal and start this boeing and airbus. the french carmaker are. planning to start up a ready factory so that here all these kinds of things would have a direct impact on people's lives with it would make life easier for the urban rural middle class but it would help improve if it is a true charge and these kinds of things are the things that would. be something that would create positive public opinion for the u.s. for what is governments but these impacts have not been felt two years is a very long time in terms of sor

blustery weather as well but ahead of it drawing for now beirut that twenty six degrees and force in teheran will be at around twenty five now here in doha the temperature is on our side thirty five degrees will be our maximum on choose day and then if we head through into wednesday it'll be around thirty three or thirty four degrees at night we're dropping down to around twenty five but the south othella thirty nine degrees will be our maximum but here there will be more crowded around and there's a chance of seeing the thunderstorm with well particularly in a tone during the day down towards the some parts of africa the weather is quite quiet for many of us at the moment but they're all want to show is around particularly around parts of tanzania. these a live pictures now coming from the communist party congress the final day of the congress in beijing president xi jinping is getting his address listening to what he's saying. all of the arrangements and outcomes of this conference will definitely. my important role of a. decisive victory over mordor a stable prosperous society. and the. f

blustery weather as well but ahead of it drawing for now beirut there twenty six degrees and force in teheran will be at around twenty five now here in doha the temperature is on now easing so thirty five degrees will be our maximum on choose day and then if we head through into wednesday it'll be around thirty three or thirty four degrees at night we're dropping down to around twenty five but the south othella thirty nine degrees will be our maximum but here there will be more crowded around and there's a chance of seeing the thunderstorm as well particularly late tone during the day down to was a some in parts of africa the weather is quite quiet for many of us at the moment but they're all want to show is around particularly around parts of tons a day around the coast some of the showers here allow you to be rather heavy that's also want to showers around and go as well there's a drifting a little bit further towards the south and we could see one or two downpours infantile. she was a society hostess in beirut in one thousand nine hundred forty she was in touch with a lot of people from th

joins us live now from the capital teheran so a great deal going on zain and expecting president to speak about his plan for iran about forty minutes time how is all this that's going on in washington being viewed way you are. in the same way that we've known where donald trump's position on iran is since even before he became president we have had an indication of what iran is expected to say there and to spreaded reaction is going to matter of public record for the last week all of the leaders from president rouhani all the way to deputy level leaders in the foreign ministry have been singing from the same hymn sheet that they will not tolerate any new sanctions that they will not tolerate any sort of targeting of its revolutionary guard it is a very beloved. wing of the military assets that iran has president rouhani saying that it is in their hearts it is in the hearts of the nation just days ago so the iranian government has been very clear that it will not tolerate any sort of change to the nuclear agreement and it is expected to give a proportionate response steve said they've been

president has met his iranian counterpart in teheran for talks on kurdish session that's turkey's vowing to take decisive steps to stop kurdish leaders from declaring an independent state from iraq both men oppose the move believing this could cause unrest in their own countries and a court in turkey has convicted forty two people including soldiers in a major trial linked to the failed coup in twenty sixteen they were accused of trying to assassinate president russian typewriter when most of those convicted were given life sentences but those were the headlines the news continues here. after witness states have done so much in life and. ever since i was a little boy in india my dream was to make body wood films so five years ago i decided i was finally going to do it one man's quest to realize a lifelong ambition the story i choose the laws of my own village and its transformation going behind the lens has gone from saying brings his personal story to life. al-jazeera correspondent my own private bollywood at this time.

illegal drug users in iran easy access is a problem if you know where to look you can find anything in teheran and in all cities especially in terre haute easily you can just walk in there ought on the street and find some sellers and take your arterial whatever. from open on whether or whether you want to tell me what you know is really very easy a boss has been helping addicts for over a decade he says drug and alcohol abuse are global phenomena. had drug smuggling and addiction are dynamic problems and cannot be solved just by fighting production and distribution of drugs we should face addicted users realistically to find solutions for this global problem and a government plan to legalize and hand out weaker drugs like methadone could help wean addicts off harder substances but the focus has been on law enforcement more than five thousand people convicted under drug laws are awaiting execution new rules could allow courts to spare the lives of people forced to work as drug mules but dealers will still face the death penalty. iran is also a major hub for drugs being smuggled into europe the

one says turkey will eventually take control of its k r g border in coordination with baghdad and teheran the kurdish regional government says baghdad's action amounts to collective punishment this is a clear prove that that is not ready for democracy or for dialogue we from our side we are violence we reject confrontation we are not force collation and we do not want to provoke but but likewise we expect that to respect the will of the people of iraq you prime minister hyderabadi says military confrontation is not the solution. but he says there will be no dialogue with the kayleigh ji until the referendum results are made no and avoid all the ninety two percent of those who voted said yes to eventual kurdish succession the k r g says the kurdish people of iraq have spoken strafford al-jazeera northern iraq. senate has approved a new amendment to the electoral that will enable the disputed presidential poll to be rerun without opposition leader. now doing a withdrew from the rerun in the hope of triggering a fresh election the government has also banned protests over the measure citing a

easy access is a problem if you know where to look you can find anything in teheran and in all cities especially in terre haute easily you can just walk in the road on the street and find some sellers and take your arterial whatever. from opium on whether or whether you want to tell me what is really crazy. has been helping addicts for over a decade he says drug and alcohol abuse are global phenomena. drug smuggling and addiction are dynamic problems and cannot be solved just by fighting production and distribution of drugs we should face addicted users realistically to find solutions for this global problem and. a government plan to legalize and hand out weaker drugs like methadone could help wean addicts off harder substances but the focus has been on law enforcement more than five thousand people convicted under drug laws are awaiting execution new rules could allow courts to spare the lives of people forced to work as drug mules but dealers will still face the death penalty. iran is also a major hub for drugs being smuggled into europe the middle east and east asia the iranian gov

illegal drug users in iran easy access is a problem if you know where to look you can find anything in teheran and in all cities especially in terms of easily you can just walk in the road on the street and find some sellers and take your arterial whatever. from the other or whether you want to tell me what is really very easy. has been helping addicts for over a decade he says drug and alcohol abuse or global phenomena. drug smuggling and addiction are dynamic problems and cannot be solved just by fighting production and distribution of drugs we should face addicted users realistically to find solutions for this global problem. a government plan to legalize and hand out weaker drugs like methadone could help wean harder substances but the focus has been on law enforcement more than five thousand people convicted under drug laws are awaiting execution. new rules could allow courts to spare the lives of people forced to work as drug mules but dealers will still face the death penalty. iran is also a major hub for drugs being smuggled into europe the middle east and east asia the iranian governm

the headlines: president trump has refused to certify the international nuclear deal teheran signed in not make this certification. we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence. britain, france and germany say they stand committed to the iran nuclear deal and are concerned by the possible implications of donald trump's refusal to back it. philip hammond says he regrets describing eu negotiators as the enemy during an interview about brexit. at least 31 people are known to have died and hundreds are still missing in what are now the most deadly fires in california's history. the chief medical officer for england has called for goverments around the world to put more effort into stopping the overuse of antibiotics. england's chief medical officer has called on governments around the world to put more effort into stopping the over—use of antibiotics. professor dame sally davies is warning of a growing threat of resistance, and that if antibiotics lose their effectiveness, it could "spell the end of modern medicine", making procedures such as caesarean sec

am bass ter to the unit united nations -- letting teheran getting away with a long list of violationstime. cnn's reporter live. good morning, fred. >> reporter: good morning, dave. just a couple minutes ago before we went to air, we did get some reaction specifically to what nikki haley said. it comes from iran's elite revolutionary guard which is very active in places like iraq and syria. they said they believe u.s. is angry because iran is winning. they also vowed to continue the missile program that nikki haley was critical of as well. yesterday identithe leader came and said u.s. is very angry because iran is winning specifically in places like syria and iraq. we saw president trump come out last friday saying he wants to curtail. we've seen that in the past couple of days in the -- iranians saying they're going to continue that and the missile program and also say they're going to stay in the nuclear agreement despite some of the rhetoric comes from the united states, but also calling specifically on the europeans to be by their side. they believe it's america that is actually is

it's closest to teheran and also disagree around the middle east. but certainly they have a lot of influence on iran. we've been hearing from the foreign ministry late last night putting outa statement really condemning what they refer to as the aggressive rhetoric of international relations of president trump. coming at a time when the they're beginning to quote, get on its feet and bring concrete results. interestingly, though, this statement goes onto say they're not entirely sure that the bid to decertify and pass to congress for the next move by donald trump will actually yield any results. they seem to think it's more of a domestic issue, hopefully won't imp pact the implementation of the agreement. that's certainly their analysis. but russia deeply concerned. and how hard liners uniting in iran on this. and russia uniting on this saying this is the best shot they have, it's beginning to work, why at this point would you tear it up. and the kremlin saying if you start to walk away from this agreement, the united states, you'll probably find th

the two countries share a 911-mile land border i it's only a 12-hour driver in teheran to baghdad, with0 miles from baghdad to washington. we are -- iran's influence is so deep that for rex tillerson to come along and say it's time for its influence to be removed from iraq is asking for a lot awfully late in the day. christine? >> all right. really important context. thank you so much. sir for the reporting. >>> in puerto rico this morning modest improvements on the restoration of vital services, officials say access to power, cell service and water. mean time a possible health crisis caused by the debris and garbage. these giant trash heaps form a perfect habitat for rodents and mosquitos that could spread serious diseases. it's not as simple as hauling it away. >>reporter: christine and dave, officials here in puerto rico expected to pick up where they left off yesterday when it comes to facing this monumental task of clearing out debris from neighborhoods throughout the aisle. we traveled to a place where we saw a mutual maze of rotting debris. used to be people's belongings, they si

teheran is fuming this saturday after president trump's move to decertify the iran nuclear agreement. the regime and fake media are slamming mr. trump for what they consider his combative tone for comments like this. >> we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence, more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear break down. that is why i'm directing my administration to work closely with congress and our allies to address the deal's many serious flaws so that the iranian regime can never threaten the world with nuclear weapons. >> nbc's kelly o'donald is at the white house. kelly, big speech from the president yesterday, but he's leaving a lot hanging out here. >> reporter: well, there are a couple of steps the president is taking. first, the iranian nuclear deal from 2015 remains intact. what the president has decided to do is say to congress he would not certify they are fully in compliance. that is a step congress took. it's an internal u.s. matter, doesn't directly affect the agreement. they wanted some oversight on this. so by telling the

senior correspondent is live for us in teheran. what are you hearing from the government there?yeah, good morning. certainly a lot of very strong words coming from the president of iran but also from other iranian government agencies as well. the president of iran yesterday came out in a fiery speech shortly after president trump made his remarks and accused him of not understanding the nuclear agreement saying that the u.s. can't unilaterally pull out and he believed it was the u.s. destabilizing this region and the iranians would for instance, not give up their ballistic missile program. one of the things they're also saying is that they will stay on their current path. there's a statement that came out earlier today. they say the transfer of hundreds of billions of dollars worth of arms into the region have turned the region into a tinderbox require the islamic republic of iran not to be complacent about the country's defense needs and then it goes on to say the president will have to bear full responsibility for all the consequences of what they call his rogue behavior. so c

teheran is fuming this saturday after president trump's move to decertify the iran nuclear agreement.ime and fake media are slamming mr. trump for what they consider his combative tone for comments like this. >> we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence, more terror and the very real threat of

blustery weather as well but ahead of it drawing for now beirut that twenty six degrees force in teheran will be at around twenty five now here in doha the temperature is on now easing so thirty five degrees will be our maximum on choose day and then if we head through into wednesday it'll be around thirty three or thirty four degrees at night we're dropping down to around twenty five but the south a lot twenty nine degrees will be our maximum but here there will be more crowded around and there's a chance of seeing the thunderstorm as well particularly in a tone during the day down to was the some parts of africa the weather is quite quiet for many of us at the moment but they're all want to show is around particularly around parts of tons a day around the coast some of the show is to allow you to be rather heavy that's also want to showers around and go as well there's a drifting a little bit further towards the south and we could see one or two downpours in. oh is it when they're on line we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that has to addre

yeah, it was awesome. [ helicopter blades ] >> you know we identified teheran code as the first stepahar. i met hommed for the first time in the hallway. and it was just men trying to work with each other that didn't have any time for bull [ bleep ]. >> he still had an uncanny ability to hold things together over there. i think it was around 3:00 in the morning or so the teams spotted a convoy of trucks heading north. so here are these f 18s flying over head, and they're calling for permission to engage. and that was when -- that was when the war really became real. there was just this moment where allan looks at me and says are they clear to engage, and like everybody was somebody quiet. i mean i was -- i was going to authorize these f-18s to drop bombs on pickup trucks that were likely the enemy, but, you know, what if i was wrong? and it was the silence that always sticks with me. you know, are they clear to engage and suddenly all eyes were on me. i looked at allan and i said smoke 'em. and after i said the words i was like where did it come from, smoke 'em. i mean that's just no

about the responses iran's reaction to try a speech has been quick saying that israel has more from teheran. a swift and strong response from the iranian president hassan rouhani saying of donald trump's speech that it seemed as though the american president needed a history lesson and then he proceeded to give him one he reminded people that it was the u.s. central intelligence agency that backed a coup that toppled the democratically elected government here in one nine hundred fifty three he also reminded people of the nine hundred eighty eight shooting down a civilian airliner by an american warship he also reminded people that it was the u.s. that backed saddam hussein in iraq against iran during the one nine hundred eighty s. iran iraq war and he said these were all examples of why iran had every right to pursue any reasonable defensive capability that it deems necessary chaumont. are you worried about iranian missiles what about those weapons you give every day to aggressor countries i know targeting of the oppressed people of yemen with planes and bombs that you built yourself you do

meanwhile i do want has been in teheran discussing kurdish secession efforts with the president there and ronnie is vowing to take decisive steps to stop kurdish leaders declaring independence state from iraq under simmons has more from. president rouhani on opposing sides over syria but together in their reaction to the kurdish referendum next door in iraq both turkey and iran have kurdish minority populations both presidents believe any independence move in iraq could cause unrest in their countries and even more instability in the region there's agreement for more cooperation between along with sharing more intelligence and deep terror operations both men had stern faces as they promised action but they weren't specifying what might happen. as we concerned iraq is one single country syria is one single country and we do not accept the geographical border changes in any way whatsoever we do not wish to exert this pressure but the wrong decisions made by some of the heads of the kurdish regional government need to be compensated for whatever. we correspond with the iraqi central gove

turkey intended eventually to take control of that northern border in coordination with baghdad and teheran so you begin to understand the kind of pressures and the kind of fears that the kurdish regional government here has at the moment charles thank you. plenty more news still to come for you here on the news hour including these stories we will continue to work toward to our shared goal of a win win win agreement to ensure that the canadian prime minister meets his mexican counterpart with an uncertain future for their free trade agreement with the u.s. . find out why african filmmakers a dominating at the london film festival. and test cricket is set for some big changes details with our in the sports news in about thirty minutes. the u.s. president on the trump is expected to finally announce whether he'll up whole the iran nuclear deal later on friday under the landmark accord sanctions against iran what he used in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program but president trump has criticized often the deal and has threatened to scrap it in a moment i'll be joined by diplomatic out of

region is bringing two if it's neighbors closer together the presidents of turkey and iran have met in teheran discussing a joint response to the curtis' referendum which they fiercely oppose. and hasan rouhani said they wanted to keep national borders as they are and threatened to take steps against any breakaway kurdish region. as far as we concerned iraq is one single country syria is one single country and we do not accept the geographical border changes in any way whatsoever we do not wish to exert these pressure but the wrong decisions made by some of the heads of the kurdish regional government need to be compensated for. we correspond with the iraqi central government as far as we're concerned this referendum is illegitimate we have already taken certain steps but from this moment on which more decisive steps will be taken. anderson's joining us from istanbul so they're threatening to take steps andrew what kind of steps can we expect if they elaborates. well very short on detail from both of those presidents their grim faces in the briefing room by all the main players and it would se

rouhani says the united states is isolating itself on the international stage and causing anger in teheran same bus romney has more on the reaction from iran. well most people will have seen the political theater the night before on their smartphones in iran newsstands are still a great place to get a check of the political atmosphere and the morning after divergent speeches from the presidents of the united states and iran headline writers had a lot to play with trump save the nuclear deal says one illiterate dictator says another and this one simply he's just nagging truman was awful you don't go i think the way he spoke was very rude and i don't think that it's possible to have any relations with the u.s. as long as he's president and that's a lot of money. in my opinion we shouldn't even talk about trauma because what he said was totally meaningless from a legal perspective it was unwise nonsense but. from a political point of view he knows nothing at all he's not a politician he's just a very rich businessman who sits at the top of power now he can't make political decisions properly

let's assume that iran is pervaing eval and instability and terror throughout the region with their teheran backed milit militias. let's assume all thesie ing tth for argument sake. what is the number one thing we can do to one enforce compliance of the treaty -- of the agreement. and number two, what is the number one thing -- number one toughest sanction we can impose without violating the deal? ambassador? number one enforce the agreement, number two, tougher sanctions without violating it. >> use the joint committee process to start challenging iran on all of these issues we've talked about today. the militarization, the access to the military bases, the issues that have been raised by mr. albright and some of the other actions that are in 2231, the u.n. resolution and press the iranians through that process because at the end of the process there are steps we can take short of walking out of the agreement that can limit some of our commitments. for example to provide them technicical -- >> use the joint committee to? >> to challenge iran's violations and behavior. that's on the agreeme

. >> thank you very much, we appreciate you reporting live from teheran >>> lets look beyond the rhetoric that was described heating up dramatically with iran what is it like to do business there? christopher schroder have traveled to iran there schroder, welcome, it is good to have you with us when was the last time you were in iran and was it post agreement and if not, what are you hearing from iran about how the lifting of sanctions and the cash and capitol flow that the president highlighted in his remarks, how have those things changed? >>> yeah, great to be with you i was there last in 2015 which was on the second trip and again, because of the rules of that time, i was not allowed to advise anyone, i was there to see the country and learn about it i spent a tremendous amount of time with the remarkable collection with young entrepreneurs and tech generations that are enthusiastic of america. they are enthusiastic of this deal and looking for due opportunities before them. as you can imagine like everything just reported on, there is tremendous disappointment that any intentions wou

decade in the making and it was a deal between washington and it was a deal between washington and teheranal. the iranians have also said if the europeans and other parties, russia and china, stick to the deal, then iran will as well. they are trying to behave as a rational actor against that, but positioning themselves against donald trump in that scenario and iran are dependent on the economic incentives of the deal. in order to give up the nuclear programme, they receive the removal of international sanctions, and foreign investment in the iranian economy. if donald trump refuses to recertify, as it is called, what happens next? congress also have a say? they have 60 days to reimpose nuclear related sanctions on iran. if they do that, the deal will fall apart. america will be in breach of the agreement. it is likely that congress will not do that. because, for a variety of reasons, including that there is a movement inside of congress and the wider american foreign policy establishments to support the deal, because of wider issues including the north korea nuclear tensions that are all

>> he did not say that >> turkish president erdogan meeting with ayatollah in teheran.n's state-run television quoted him as saying that the u.s. and other powers wanted to create a new israel in the region he was referring to the british independence rempb dmum iraq >>> search and rescue efforts ending in mexico city today. a full four weeks after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocked that city. the official death count stands at 369 of those, 228 were in that nation's capitol >>> you are up to date, that's the news update this hour, kelly, back downtown to you. >> all right, sue, thank you very much. our sue herrara. >>> google is unveiling the second generation of it's pixel smart phone along with a host of other products today will the devices be able to make a dent in the smart phone market that's coming up ♪ we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can deliver insight pe

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let's remember what the consequences would have been for iran and the walk, if teheran had gone downa regime that has been capable of bloodcurdling rhetoric about the mere existence of the zionist entity. a nuclear armed iran would have placed irresistible pressure on neighbouring countries to up the anti and to trigger an arms race in what is already one of the most volatile regions of the world. imagine all those mutually contaminating sectarian dynastic internee sign conflicts in the middle east today. then, turn the dialand middle east today. then, turn the dial and add middle east today. then, turn the dialand add a middle east today. then, turn the dial and add a nuclear arms race. it is nightmare we can continue to avoid if we are sensible, and if we show the same generosity and wisdom as the negotiators the of the npt. first and and most important, it is important to understand, vital to understand, that president trump has not withdrawn from the jcpoa. he has not withdrawn from the jcpoa. he has notjunked not withdrawn from the jcpoa. he has not junked it. he not withdrawn f