some of which the trump administration says have received orders from teheran to launch attacks.ies to some of the militias about the allegation. have you had any sign of that? he told us i don't think any iraqi groups will target americans or american interests in the near future but if the war starts and things go badly, this is something you can never predict. >> so iraq would -- it's unpredictable though, you're saying. iraq would go to follow iran? side with iran? if iraq is forced to take a side, he said, it won't be ewith america. today iraq's foreign minister also said his country stands with its neighbor, iran but they offered to mediate between teheran and washington. so the delicate balancing act continues. >>> football legend bart starr has died. he won five championships as quarterback of the green bay packers. his quarterback sneak in the 1967 game against the dallas cowboys cemented him as a wisconsin here o. he was 85 years old. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like o. he was 85 years old. he was 85 years old. so now, i use heavy duty swif

fred pleitgen live in teheran. fred, good morning, what's the latest there. >> reporter: hi, dave, the short answer to that question that iran at this point in time is not interested in talking to the trump administration. one of the things we heard from iran's supreme leader, he said at this point in time negotiations with the trump administration are out of the question. in fact, he called negotiations with the u.s. poison, and negotiations with the trump administration is double poison because he feels the strategy of maxim maximum pressure that the trump administration is exerting is coercion and that is not something they say they are going to be a part of, at least at this point in time. various other things happening on the ground in iran. the head of iran's latielite revolutionary guard corps. he says he believes america is trying to do everything to bring iran to its knees. he obviously said he believes the u.s. will fail and that this is one of the biggest tests ever, he said, of the islamic revolution in

. >>> president trump is stoking tensions with teheran this morning. warning iran on twitter to never threat u theted states again or else face dire consequence. it comes amid a military buildup in the reegion to counter an alleged threat from iran and prompted the u.s. to pull nonessential staff from diplomatic pts in iraq nbc's ali a ruse i has the latest >> reporter: in this game of brinks man ship tensions between teheran and washington have been ratcheting up and down moment to nome the last week president trump turning the heat up again, tweeting, if iran wants a fight, that will be the official end of iran never threaten the united states again. always, there are two emies, competing narratives the erite house says tehan is up to no good,nd ithey target u.s. assets whether directly or by proxy, they will be met with thmie significant tary response. the counter naative from teheran is that this crisis is entirely manufactud by the united states. a view that is shared with varyin udegrees by. allies in europe and wholeheartedly by russia and china

the counter narrative from teheran is that this crisis is entirely manufactured by the united states. a view that is shared with varying degrees by u.s. allies in europe and wholeheartedly by russia and china now, even though iran is saying it does not want a war, it is saying it's ready to deal with one if it happens. this current climate puts us at a higher risk of some sort of military confrontation we may not be on the precipice of a war by design, but in the absence of dialogue and diplomacy, there is a danger of stumbling into somf conflict by miscalculation a ali arusi, teheran >> president trump is firing back in the wake of the russia investigation. he accused the president of impeachable conduct after reading the mueller report democrats cheered the move, though no other republicans backed the congressman jennifer johnson has the fiery response >> reporter: michigan republican congressman is the first to say president trump engaged in impeachable conduct trying to obstruct mueller's investigation. and william barr misrepresented the report and the actions meet the threshold

in teheran. the u.s. believes teheran is using commercial ships carrying missiles. the u.s. claims the pictures show large areas of the decks removed to carry missiles. cnn has not reviewed the intelligence supporting the u.s. assessment, and the government has not provided any proof the ships are carrying missiles or other munitions. >>> president trump is trying to curb the intensifies conflict with iran. "the new york times" reports the president told patrick shanahan he does not want to go to war. that message aimed at more hawkish aides, underscored at a brief white house photo op yesterday. >> mr. president, are we going to war with iran? >> i hope not. >> the president apparently searching for a diplomatic way out of this mounting crisis but are iranian leaders doing the same. senior international correspondent fred pleitgen, interesting reporting from the "wall street journal" saying the u.s. and iran were misreading one another, further complicating this confrontation. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, dave, and misreading each other, possibly continue

the teheran times dove into the cost of trump's behaviors for america.dly in the near future trump will see the consequences of his encounter with iran over issues such as economic sanctions and withdrawal from the nuclear deal. just moments ago, as well, the president tweeting this. if iran wants to fight, that will be the official end of iran. never threaten the united states again. all right. for more, let's go to ali aruzi, christopher dickey and eshan farual. ali, we read some of what was there in the teheran times. blow that out us a little here. what is the reaction from what seems to be from on this side not sure what the u.s. stance is at the moment. >> good morning, richard. well, teheran is saying that this is a crisis entirely manufactured by the united states which incidentally is a view shared with varying degrees by u.s. allies in europe and wholeheartedly by russia and china and runs counter to the narrative from the white house whose view is that teheran is up to no good and targeting targets directly or by proxy they'll met with a signi

. >> president trump sends a warning to iran tweeting if teheran wants to fight the united states it will be quote the official end of iran. >>> good morning. it is monday, may 20th. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside nbc news white house correspondent jeff bennett who is in for ayman mohyeldin. republican member of congress becoming the first member of his party to call for impeaching president trump. congressman justin amash of michigan posted his conclusions to social media. writing one, attorney general bill barr has deliberately misrepresented robert mueller's report. two, president trump has engaged in impeachable conduct. partisanship has eroded our system of checks and balances. four, few members of congress have tread report. he went on to write this in comparing barr's principal conclusions, congressional testimony and other statements to mueller's report it's clear that barr intended to mislead the public. adding contrary to barr as portrayal mueller's report reveals that president trump engaged in specific actions and a pattern of behavior that meet the threshold for impeac

peace plan calling it shameful he made the comments to representatives of muslim countries in teheran on wednesday. nice jerusalem is not for sale doesn't belong to trump and he can't give it away to anyone it will never be owned by benjamin netanyahu and no one is about to buy or sell it on behalf of the grow. palestinian nation an iranian official says that the u.s. has been using mediators to send messages to his government a member of parliament made the comments on thursday he says the americans also aust to hold negotiations with tehran contradicting their own actions the us blames iran for sabotaging for oil tankers off the u.a.e. coast earlier this month to iran denies that and has accused the americans of trying to start a war the us president of trump says that sanctions against iran are working and could force to iran to the negotiating table. is becoming a very weakened they can yes. i think a very weak if they had a red one to make a deal. of as a result of us rather reports now from tehran. mr foley. is a senior member of parliament and the chairman of the national secur

we have live reports from beijing, moscow, and teheran. wall street looking to recover after the biggest one day drop since january. asian markets still feeling the pain after china retaliates with higher tariffs on roughly $60 billion worth of u.s. goods. european markets have opened slightly higher as trading begins there. on wall street, futures pointing to cautious positive open after monday's sharp decline. the u.s. china trade war will raise costs for americans but president trump is defending his tariffs even though he farmers could get hit by retaliatory measures. monday, trump said he would use some of the tariffporters to help keep farmers afloat. >> out of the billions of dollars that we're taking in, a small portion of that will be going to our farmers, because china will be retaliating probably to a certain extent against our farmers, and so our farmers can do well, they will be planting, they will be able to sell for less and they will make the same kind of money until such time as it's all straightened out. our farmers will

abraham lincoln to provide more support as and to really send a message to teheran that the u.s. government is paying attention to teheran actions across the middle east be it economic be it political be it military actions and that the u.s. is prepared to was stand by its allies and partners across the middle east if it believes that they are being threatened by terror hons activities cuber is being forced to ration food and other basic goods to cope with the shortages it blames partly on expanded u.s. sanctions shop shelves have been increasingly empty with customers waiting in queues for hours when if a product back in stock keeper is also getting less support from venezuela which is dealing with its own economic troubles. hundreds of thousands of algerians who return to the streets for yet another day of protests they want key figures connected to ousted president at the lezzies buthe flicka to cede power presidential elections are expected in july protesters say they want to complete an immediate change. to your stay with headlines got more news coming out paranoid right aft

. >>> president trump issued a tough new warning to iran suggesting that if teheran wants to fight tt will be in his words the official end of iron. iranicize it is not seeking war even asthma lushaus are accuse of firing a rocket at baghdad. >> reporter: the u.s. militaryl the aircraft carrier u.s.s. abraham lincoln and an assault ship conducting joint exercises, ready to respond to quote credible threats.ti is doubling on claims that iran and militias are planning attacks against american forces in the region. both president trump and iran supreme leader say they're not seeking war. but some people are concerned their country could be drawn into a confluct. this shop keeper says they've had enough problems from the war against isis and other wars against that. that would shatter the relative stab stablt they've had. they continue to help the iraqi militant help the state. they've warned not to provoke a military confrontation but the trump administration is concerned theyancer to iran. the u.s. with drew its nonessential staff from its embassy in baghdad. they claim it's high ly li

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be a correspondent in teheran let's cross over all in the last few minutes we've also heard from the u.k. and that said junior foreign minister mark fields who's in charge of middle east policy and the government that still believes that the j c p a way is broadly working he also said that he hopes to visit iran soon with that's in mind let's go to simon mabon he's the middle east analyst and lecturer at lancaster university in the northwest of england good to have you with us. simon are on the program i mean obviously the british now waking up and of the commenting on what the french and the russians are already saying how serious and how concerned will london be just if you just talk about the u.k.'s position they work very hard to try to get the j. c.p.o. a clemente would be very frustrated certainly by the last twelve months yeah definitely i was involved in discussions with people that were right at the coalface of these diplomatic negotiations and they were they were really concerned with the trump campaign for president and his suggestion that he was going to pull out that it

fred pleitgen on the phone with us from teheran.red, good morning to you, what is the response. >> reporter: the iranians are extremely angry. on the one hand they're accusing the americans of ratcheting up the tension, including mike pompeo and john bolton. iran's foreign minister said he believes president trump does not want war but he believes some of his advisers do want war. at the same time you have some bellicose rhetoric coming from the iranians as well, especially over the weekend. it's pretty senior iranian military commanders have come out and said they could if they did have an escalation with america, hit american bases and naval assets as well. we have been talking about at the fact that the abraham lincoln strike group is in the area of the persian gulf of mexico -- persian gulf. speaking of the waterway, the persian gulf had troubling incidents that took place there on sunday. there were some tanker ships that were apparently sabotaged, some of them saudi. some of the them from the uae. both nations condemning that.

for anyone in teheran that iran has no motive to do such a thing it doesn't gain anything by doing such a thing and i think the americans knew quite well that it had nothing to the iran with iran and it's probably some sort of like operation carried out by some elements or a cell within isis with so the unseen. but. the mood in tehran is that. and from the very beginning more or less except for some people was that the chance for military conflict has always been very low because i think the iranians. have stated to the americans on numerous occasions that if you strike iran we will strike back very hard and the persian gulf region is a very sensitive region of the oil and gas insulations are very vulnerable and oil and gas insulations will be as well as the anchors will be destroyed and in the crossfire and that would be to a global economic catastrophe and there is nothing that can attack anyone who sloane over the persian gulf region knows quite well that there is it's absolutely impossible for a few ships or an aircraft carrier to protect such insulation yammer so if the saudis out

he is in teheran. fred, what's the response? >> reporter: hi, christine.s, they accuse the u.s. of escalating the situation of sedelving into psychological warfare, trying to bring iran to its knees and talks from iranian senior commanders to the revolutionary guard, saying the u.s. is deploying an aircraft carrier to the persian gulf is an opportunity, with their ballistic missiles they believe an aircraft carrier would be a sitting target that they could hit. so the iranians certainly saying they believe they are capable of taking on the u.s. in that area at the same time, of course, you do have a lot of opposing asseting aassets and a very narrow waterway, that carrier strike with the abraham lincoln there as well, and an incident that happened yesterday which could incense the situation even more. there were some tanker ships that apparently were sabotaged. no one blaming the iranians just yet but certainly something that could heat up the situation even more, christine. >> fred pleitgen in iran where it's just after two in the afternoon. >>> sweden re

cnn's frederik pleitgen is live in teheran. what's the latest from the leadership? >> reporter: hi, christine. iranian leadership in the form of iran supreme leader said very frankly there are not going to be any sort of negotiations with the united states and especially not with the trump white house. he came out not so long ago and said, look, he believes that goe negotiations with the u.s. would be poison, and negotiations with the trump white house would be double poison because of the strategy of the trump administration of maximum pressure on iran, of course the crippling sanctions iran has been facing. iranians say they are not going to negotiate under those circumstances. it was quite interesting because iran's president came out late last night and said look, we have all the phone numbers we need in the united states. negotiations under these circumstances are not going to happen. the head of iran's revolutionary guard core says he believes iran is at the height of the conflict with the united states. the u.s. is doing everything it can to undermine iran, a

is reacting and russia is standing by teheran at every step of the way how will trading between iran and russia impact all the rhetoric that is coming out of washington d.c. they will obviously be watching very closely well the first thing.

abandoned the agreement teheran suspends parts of it and gives those countries which signed up to it an ultimatum to meet their commitments including protection from u.s. sanctions can the deal be renegotiated this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on im wrong donald trump called it the west steel ever the us president decided the year ago to pull out of the iran nuclear agreement which imposed limits on tehran's nuclear activities then reimpose sanctions against iran and recently extended them to threaten those countries still party to the deal iran's now reacted warning the u.k. france germany china and russia it will step up your reign in production unless they meet their commitments within sixty days britain says the decision is an unwelcome step while francaise more sanctions could be reimposed. has more from terror. exactly one year after the united states pulled out of the twenty fifth two nuclear deal iran says it will suspend cooperation with some of the commitments under the agreement president hassan rouhani that world powers know his country will not abide

let's bring in cnn's fred pleitgen from teheran. how is that being received where you are?> reporter: not very well, and it is unclear why president trump all of a sudden tweeted that. of course we have been talking about the fact that towards the end of last week, tensions between the u.s. and iran and the latest standoff seemed to be receding somewhat, and there were reports that president trump wanted to create a back channel of negotiations possibly with the iranians and now this new hostile tweet toward the irans, obviously provoking, strong reactions in iran. there was a senior aide to iran's supreme leader who said president trump referred to the united states as being crippled and surely president trump must know a crippled body cannot harm iran, and the head of iran's guard corp. saying the iranians don't want war. but the difference between the u.s. and iran is the iranians are not afraid of war. strong words coming from iran's military. by and large, you have had pretty much all iranian officials come out and say they don't want escalation of the situation but th

have also got a battle showed you a professor of political science from kuwait university and in teheran might be an assistant professor of political science at the university of tehran welcome to all of you 3 professors on the show so let's get into it majid let me start with you. i mentioned this in my in my set up a little bit earlier the emergency and i am using escorts there because this seems to be this promise of we need 3 summits right now to deal with this emergency is it an emergency or is this in fact a way of almost creating the feeling of an emergency yeah 1st of all let's just clarify one thing which is that 2 of the summits were majesty said ok this summit is enormous i would just always rail issue but certainly there is some insight held consecutively in the show of emergency if you will because it was very clear for the saudis that they needed to prop up the situation with between the united states and. worldwide with what the american agenda in the region of course what the saudis are they're banking on the about what that is that the white house would change its positi

peace plan calling it shameful he made the comments to representatives of muslim countries in teheran on wednesday bullets flew she nice jerusalem is not for sale doesn't belong to trump and he can't give it away to anyone it will never be owned by benjamin netanyahu and no one is allowed to buy or sell it on behalf of the great palestinian nation an iranian official says that the u.s. has been using mediators to send messages to his government the number of parliament made the comments in an interview on thursday he says that the americans have also asked to hold negotiations with terror on contradicting their own actions the us blames iran for sabotaging for oil tankers of the u.a.e. coast earlier this month to iran denies that and has accused the americans of trying to start a war let's go live now to teheran of zeros and us ravi is there what are we to make of these comments aine. well adrian mr foley. is a senior member of parliament and the chairman of the national security and foreign policy commission of the iranian parliament he's the same man who tweeted about 2 weeks ago th

developing story natasha butler is standing by in paris with reaction first let's go to zain this ravi in teheran and zain what really has to look back just a few weeks to rein in the oil waivers being removed more sanctions being applied on the country to see why this is push the iranian president to act in the way that he has. absolutely the iranian government will say that what it is announced today is a reciprocal move to the united states placing more sanctions on iran this time at the same time that oil waivers expired earlier this month what happened was the united states placed nuclear sanctions on iran directly attacking the framework of the deal limiting iran's ability to sustain the limits on its stockpiles of nuclear materials here in the country iran was left with one of two choices either limit its nuclear production guaranteed under the j c puree or go over that stockpile limit that is what iran's government iranian president hassan rouhani has announced today they will go past the limits on their stockpile of enriched uranium and heavy water and they've also said option remains to

that didn't go down well in teheran.a senior iranian diplomat who told me if president trump thinks through tweet tlets a threats and tweets, that's not going to work. the same official called president trump quote a crazy president. now of course the iranians have remained fairly consistent on the messaging they're putting out. they say they don't want an escalation with the united states. they also say that if one happens, there would certainly be a response from them, and they continue to say, and that's important that they are not going to negotiate with the trump administration until at least some of the sanctions against the iranians are at least somewhat eased. >> fred pleitgen in teheran. >>> nicolas maduro proposing new elections for the national assembly as a way to resolve the country's political crisis. a legislative body is currently controlled by the opposition. maduro did not specify a date for the elections. this is the third time he has proposed it. the announcement coming after an intense weekend of med

violated international agreements now russia's deputy foreign minister sergei riyadh of is also in teheran today he's been meeting with his counterpart in iran deputy foreign minister abbas iraq and they will be discussing a meeting between iran and the remaining signatories to the nuclear deal we're about 3 weeks into a 60 day deadline that iran set when it started to non cooperate with parts of the 2015 nuclear agreement earlier this year and iran's government the scheme for its remaining signatories european partners to help iran mitigate u.s. sanctions to help it benefit its economy as per the nuclear agreement to try and save the deal but as president hassan rouhani pointed out a few weeks ago iran has not benefited from the agreement and is beginning to roll back its cooperation with many of the commitments in that international agreement ok and tehran thank you zain. still ahead on al jazeera. activists in argentina ever knew their battle to ease the abortion law. the web and sponsored by cattle and. hallow has been sundering was writing often heavy in the last 24 hours in central e

not you see a shower kabul there all the way up at 29 a matching the temperature we're expecting in teheran on thursday and then force in baghdad even hasa a temperature here of 43 degrees here in doha our temperature is the topping at around $4142.00 at the moment and that means the is pretty dry there's more cloud down towards parts of yemen and this could give us one or 2 showers is certainly dragging down the temperatures a bit so santa no good no high then around $28.00 degrees as we head down towards the southern parts of africa we have had a fair amount of rain in the southeast but all of that is now trying to clear a couple of showers could be with us around the durban area for the west it should be joy i think forcing cape town it should be fairly pleasant day all temperatures topping at around to 21 degrees will get cooler as we head into thursday little bit more cloud there will make the temperatures only overing at around 18 i think for us in madagascar there's likely to be quite a few showers at times. the weather sponsored by cattle and ways i want to get down to the reality w

leaders rejects teheran's ultimatum saying they're greatly concerned about the agreements future on the islamic republic contemplates haase new sanctions against it as the united states increases the pressure also on the program of france's moves against sex abuse in the catholic church and future priests and nuns around the world will be obliged to inform the church if they suspect abuse is taking place. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program you leaders have been holding an informal summit in the romanian city of c.p.u. to lay out the blocks new strategic agenda they agreed to hold another summit at the end of may after european parliament elections for leaders to begin the process of picking the new hand off the e.u. commission and other top posts iran largely dominated discussions with the e.u. even the country to stand by its commitments under the nuclear deal agreed with world powers in twenty fifteen the u.s. withdrew from the pact a year ago and iraq has not threatened to abandon it unless the other signatures provide quick relief from the u.s. sanctions german chancellor angela

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intel also appears to indicate that iran believed america was planning an attack which prompted teheranfensive preparations and prepare for possible counter strikes. two american officials told the "new york times" that iran began mobilizing its forces after president trump issued new sanctions on teheran's metal industry last week and after trump designated iran's revolutionary guard as terrorists. the president addressed the possibility for war yesterday. while speaking along the president of switzerland. >> president are we going to war with iran? >> i hope not. >> so meanwhile secretary of state mike pompeo is blaming former president obama for the escalating tensions. >> it's important for everyone to understand that this is 40 years of aggression. the islamic republic of iran. to put it into just three days or five days or seven days, takes out of context the threat and the desires of the islamic republic of iran. the things you see us do to achieve derear evens of republic. iran is a direct response to eight years of an administration that allowed the terror regime to expand. all

is now pointing the finger at teheran for a wave of attacks on ships over the weekend.g to reports a u.s. official says that an initial assessment shows iran was likely behind the attacks on two saudi arabian oil tankers and two other vessels from norway and uae at the strait of hormuz. the evidence is not conclusive and a u.s. team is assists the uae in examining the damage to ships. during an oval office appearance with hungary's prime minister president trump was pressed again by hallie jackson on the potential for military conflict with iran. >> are we going to war with iran? are you seeking regime change there? >> we'll see what happens with iran. if they do anything it would be a bad mistake. i'm hearing little stories about iran. if they do anything they will suffer greatly. >> joining us again, the reporter for axios. what do you make of the report that the trump administration is drawing up plans to potentially send troops to the middle east ahead of any potential conflict with iran? >> well it's huge. it shows the, you know, the escalating threat between our t

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i think there are a lot of people in my shoes that are disketti setting up teheran. i urge the administration to come down here and brief members of congress of the threat that they see it. >> the guy with the answer is the president's national security adviser, john bolton. y he's one of the architects in iraq. >> thank you, scott. >>> all right, so right now we'll take you to the big board as you can see right now. the dow is up 157 points. yesterday's markets were up more than 200 points. on monday the dow jones as we know dropped more than 600 points. this is after china announced it would retaliate after president trump enacted stiff tariffs on the country. >>> happening today, a man accused may face a judge soon. that crime was caught on camera. you can see that man walking up behind that woman and her daughter pulling the purse and pulling down the mother and the daughter with it. >> this happens last week. this video helps officers find an arrest, pablo cabrera, he was linked to other burglary. he's also on parole for burglary. he could be in court as soon as

will negotiate and seetary of state pompeo has reached out to the sultan whose top diplomat was in teheran today to get lestero deescalate >> andrea, thank you. >>> to an nbc neit exclusive, wthe 2020 race heating up, we got a look at plans that show an apparent in russian rest in turning american against american, which goes far deeper than election interference here is nbc'l.richard enge >> reporter: tonight, new evidence suggests ruian efforts to i meddlen american society stretched beyond elections documents seen exclusively by nbc news appear to show za another e campaign to sew unrest in the u.s manipulate africlot to americans. one especially disturbing proposal suggest recruiting african americans with criminal records and giving them sabotage training in africa and returning them to the u.s. another proposal encouraging african americans to push for independent state hood in the south. >> it does not surprise me at allhe extent to which russia would go to undermine our democracy and really target divisions that already exist within our country. >> reporter: the documents were foun

there's growing tension between washington and teheran. venezuela's supreme court has ordered the prosecution of six leading opposition lawmakers for treason. the court said the prosecutor—general should open criminal cases against the mp5. although the group does not include the current president of the country's national assembly, juan guaido. it follows an uprising last week. an 18—year—old student has died and at least eight people have been injured in a school shooting in colorado. police have arrested two pupils from the school, which is just about five miles from columbine — scene of one of america's deadliest school shootings, 20 years ago. now on bbc news it's time to witness history. razia iqbal presents five extraordinary testimonies from the past, including a fashion industry pioneer from the days of the soviet union. hello, and welcome to witness, with me, razia iqbal. i'm here at the british library to guide you through five extraordinary moments in recent history, told to us by the people who were there. we start with an ind

last week europe, leaders said they want to save the iran nuclear deal after trayvon martin began -- teheran began stockpiling nuclear weapons. >> reporter: good morning. he's there to try to talk to the europeans about saving the deal while the escalading tensions e developing now we're getting word that iran may be planning an attack on the u.s. and the u.s. is moving military assets into that region in case we have to fight back. this morning another warship and a missile defense system are on their way to the middle east that's an in addition to destroyers, a missile cruiser, and aircraft carrier on the way. u.s. central command asked for back up after reports that iran is gearing up to attack our forces in the region iran denies that. >> if the iranians make the mistake of launching an attack at the persian gulf on an american warship or if they carry out an operation against american troops in iraq or somethinhat, the administration probably won't have any alternative but to retaliation. >> retaliation on trade with china. no talks are scheduled after the u.s. imposed stiff tariffs in

abraham lincoln to provide more support as and to really send a message to teheran that the u.s. government is paying attention to teheran actions across the middle east be it economic be it political be it military actions and that the u.s. is prepared to stand by its allies and partners across the middle east if it believes that they are being threatened by han's activities it's all part as you noted elizabeth of the heightened tension between washington and tehran over its nuclear ambitions over what the u.s. considers. meddling in the in the political affairs of other countries in the region and really the pushback from tempura against it says is the u.s. efforts to try to interfere in its internal political economic and security affairs so this is really just another show of force even though all of these u.s. military vessel vessels have already been in the middle east for some time dale because the u.s. military maintains a very visible and very robust presence in and around middle east waters and you know president trump is in insisting that all of these actions whether t

abandoned the agreement teheran suspends parts of it and gives those countries which signed up to it an ultimatum to meet their commitments including protection from u.s. sanctions can the deal be renegotiated this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on im wrong on donald trump called it the way steel evah the u.s. president decided a year ago to pull out of the iran nuclear agreement which imposed limits on tehran's nuclear activities then reimpose sanctions against iran and recently extended them to threaten those countries still party to the deal iran's now reacted warning the u.k. france germany china and russia it will step up your reign in production unless they meet their commitments within sixty days britain says the decision is an unwelcome step while francaise more sanctions could be reimposed. has more from terror. exactly one year after the united states pulled out of the twenty fifth two nuclear deal iran says it will suspend cooperation with some of the commitments under the agreement president hassan rouhani let world powers know his country will not abid

united states has raised the stakes with regards to iran or ratcheted up the pressure leaders in teheranhave said that this is simply psychological warfare and have dismissed u.s. moves as fear tactics targeting iranian people and they have continued to maintain that a military conflict is unlikely or even impossible supreme leader ayatollah ali come in a reinforced that idea in a speech on tuesday evening to senior civilian and military leaders in his government he said that iran and america are locked in a battle but that it is a battle of wills and that the upper are coming from the united states need not be feared he said that their real power is less than their outward shows of grander essentially that america's bark is worse than its bite but at the same time he also reiterated iran's position that even though iran won't back down from u.s. pressure the country does not want a war with american forces in the region janki than the news there is not going to be any war neither we nor them seek war they know it will not be in their interest negotiating is poisonous as long as the u.s.

with that storm clouds lingering here in the bay area, the showers continuing outside this look from teheran back toward the golden gate bridge. but certainly a stormy evening out there. the snow yeah continues to pile up in the sierra nevada and the bay area still get the rain drops outside those scattered showers still a popping up all around the bay area. so those downpours will be heavy at times with the kind of scoot along pretty quickly so you see that rain moving through and all of a sudden there it's all over and then it's kind of moving on by but we're going to see more that rain then you see a nice l that is just beginning to make its way through san francisco creeping over to the other side the bay that system or right here and boy it's bringing a lot of rain across another bay bridge there you go into parts of a west oakland that rain really coming down hard in spots. >>and it's just beginning to move on shore so get ready for things to pick up there's that rain will be heavy at times and some areas continue to see more that rain down the peninsula as well in a palo alto los alto

united states has raised the stakes with regards to iran or ratcheted up the pressure leaders in teheran have said that this is simply psychological warfare and have dismissed u.s. moves as fear tactics targeting iranian people and they have continued to maintain that a military conflict is unlikely or even impossible supreme leader ayatollah ali come in a reinforced that idea in a speech on tuesday evening to senior civilian and military leaders in his government he said that iran and america are locked in a battle but that it is a battle of wills and that the upper are coming from the united states need not be feared he said that their real power is less than their outward shows of grandeur essentially that america's bark is worse than its bite but at the same time he also reiterated iran's position that even though iran won't back down from u.s. pressure the country does not want a war with american forces in the region janki than honest there is not going to be any war neither we nor them seek war they know it will not be in their interest negotiating is poisonous as long as the u.s.

c.p.o. a and of course now teheran will get the opportunity to listen to what the british foreign minister had to say while he was standing alongside his american counterpart. absolutely the iranian leadership here into her own will no doubt be closely watching that news conference trying to read between the lines trying to get an indication of where the united kingdom stands in all of this and it's hard not to draw parallels between the press conference we saw earlier in moscow between two key allies iran and russia foreign ministers of those countries and and this press conference again two key allies the united states and the u.k. and it was very interesting to see the body language in iran during the foreign minister zarif trip to moscow it was unequivocal the support from russia for iran was absolutely was at was absolute and the blame was clearly laid at the feet of the united states for the nuclear deal falling apart now in this press conference as my colleague john hold mentioned a little bit earlier there did seem to be specific statements from the united kingdom in response to th

united states has raised the stakes with regards to iran or ratcheted up the pressure leaders in teheran have said that this is simply psychological warfare and have dismissed u.s. moves as fear tactics targeting iranian people and they have continued to maintain that a military conflict is unlikely or even impossible supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei reinforced that idea in a speech on tuesday evening to senior civilian and military leaders in his government he said that iran and america are locked in a battle but that it is a battle of wills and that the upper are coming from the united states need not be feared he said that their real power is less than their outward shows of grander essentially that america's bark is worse than its bite but at the same time he also reiterated iran's position that even though iran won't back down from u.s. pressure the country does not want a war with american forces in the region janki than the news there is not going to be any war not the we know them seek war they know it will not be in their interest negotiating is poisonous as long as the u.s

united states has raised the stakes with regards to iran or ratcheted up the pressure leaders in teheran have said that this is simply psychological warfare and have dismissed u.s. moves as fear tactics targeting iranian people and they have continued to maintain that a military conflict is unlikely or even impossible supreme leader ayatollah ali come in a reinforced that idea in a speech on tuesday evening to senior civilian and military leaders in his government he said that iran and america are locked in a battle but that it is a battle of wills and that the upper are coming from the united states need not be feared he said that there are real power is less than their outward shows of grandeur essentially that america's bark is worse than its bite but at the same time he also reiterated iran's position that even though iran won't back down from u.s. pressure the country does not want a war with american forces in the region junky. bannan least there is not going to be any war neither we nor them seek war they know it will not be in their interest negotiating is poisonous as long as th

abandoned the agreement teheran suspends parts of it and gives those countries which signed up to it an ultimatum to meet their commitments including protection from u.s. sanctions can the deal be renegotiated this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on im wrong donald trump called it the worst steel ever the u.s. president decided the year ago to pull out of the iran nuclear agreement which imposed limits on tehran's nuclear activities then reimpose sanctions against iran and recently extended them to threaten those countries still party to the deal iran's now reacted warning the u.k. france germany china and russia it will step up your reign in production unless they meet their commitments within sixty days britain says the decision is an unwelcome step while francaise more sanctions could be reimposed. has more from terror. exactly one year after the united states pulled out of the twenty fifth two nuclear deal iran says it will suspend cooperation with some of the commitments under the agreement president hassan rouhani let world powers know his country will not abi

be to case of north korea however mr bolton is on their record for desiring every scene changing teheran so for mr bolton and people who are in favor of regime change the logic of this maximum pressure is that we are going to put as much going on the pressure psychological pressure political pressure international pressure on iran to bring iran to do negotiating table so be can get a better deal if iran doesn't come to the negotiating table their thinking is there could be a possibility of implosion eve on war there could be a possibility of regime change if you look at what has happened to be gone in the past year the economic sanctions and the policy or distracted you of maximum pressure has created huge economic problems for you doc the kind of which i don't think iran has experience at least since this started of the eve on iraq war in the past 39 years however the have not seen that kind of internal uprising or internal demonstrations that the ad put kid the regime change they see these sanctions are crippling the iranian economy and unlike what a lot of people say the iranian gover

of the iran agreement last year while the us president has implemented new restrictions targeting teheran's metals industry which is the second biggest source of revenue after or oil and gas and on wednesday iran rolled back nuclear restrictions but stopped short of violating its twenty fifteen deal with world powers president hassan rouhani has threatened to step up uranium enrichment if to iran doesn't get relief from sanctions within the next two months we have two correspondents following the story we'll get latest reaction from tehran in a moment but first over to paris where natasha butler is standing by and the european union is clearly trying to draw its own line on this nuclear issue natasha . that's right the european union putting out a statement earlier trying to set its own boundaries its own limitations even by saying that it rejected pressure from iran it rejected ultimatums from iran and what they were referring to is the fact that on wednesday tehran said that european powers had sixty days to come up with some sort of plan that would help shield iran's economy from u.s. sa

developments in the region find his audience a professor at the department of american studies at teheran university he says the latest move by the united states could actually benefit dave any in government. the people here. the money that the government spends militarily now it's very much justified because the. military is dominated by the. republican guards corps which john bolton put of terrorist organizations a few weeks ago and the support for the military increases in iran we have. the flag and that's what's happening in tehran people understand that their own honey administration has been trying to reduce tensions within the united states that's why we had the nuclear agreement. with the obama administration and the fact that the u.s. got out of the agreement without any reason any serious reason and the fact that they are talking about sending. ships to the persian gulf and talk about. a military confrontation in the city is something that worries the iranian people and that is actually in benefit of the iranian government the u.s. president donald trump is stepping up pressure

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