will begin enriching uranium at even higher levels well in a moment we'll go live to a setback in teheran 1st though it's in the barber in london and let's see what are the european saying. well they publicly voiced their concern and developments in the last few days since last week's talks between the signatories apart from the u.s. to the iranian nuclear deal were on wednesday u.k. germany and france issued a joint statement saying that they had great concern over iran's announcement that it would move to. enrichment of uranium saying that it was a serious development an important step in the production of a nuclear weapon saying that the country had no need for that degree of in enrichment for a civilian nuclear use similarly the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken called in said that it called into question iran's seriousness of purpose in these talks in vienna which of restarted on thursday he called it a provocative announcements will iran in the last few hours has said that it is delegation in vienna has been holding intensive talks with the european delegations for the last 2

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steps in terms of their nuclear program and that's partly because they have to come back here to teheran to discuss with the supreme leader ayatollah ali how many who is a spiritual and political leader of the country because he will be he will be the one that finally signs off on any agreement but also the internal politics taking place as a presidential election coming up in june president hassan rouhani is turmel country 2nd term will come to an end and he doesn't want to be remembered as the president that resulted over a failed deal and he was unable to deliver on his promise of lifting getting those u.s. sanctions lifted the issue of the nuclear deal is expected to play play a major role in those presidential debates and the reformists are going to be attacked by the conservatives in the conservatives who dominate parliament they were never for the agreement in the 1st place so yes the president has and ronnie has said that he's optimistic but the final decision will will rest with the supreme leader indeed as so there's been none so important development those south korea says tha

since the united states unilaterally withdrew on the presidency of donald trump aside beggars in teheran. this is a poll of its national day of nuclear chief this day came about back in 2006 when iran managed to enrich uranium to about 3.5 percent using centrifuges made in the country now we were expecting over $130.00 announcements of new achievements over in relation to its nuclear program now iran is using more advanced centrifuges and feeding gas into them but it's also began production of the oil 6 centrifuges now that's important because under the 2015 nuclear deal iran is restricted to using older and less efficient centrifuges. in a meeting with ukraine's leader turkey's president has offered his support against incursions by russia. told him is a landscape he hopes that tensions on the disputed border could be resolved if crane's defense minister earlier said a russian troop build up could provoke an armed response. argentina has or has registered a record high number of new corona virus infections for the 4th day in a row more than 24000 new cases were reported on saturday the

your view outside this morning from teheran. you can see the golden gate bridge. it is crystal clear, not talking fog this morning really not even talking as much cloud cover as we did yesterday. skies are big clear than they were for your wednesday morning. so thursday starting off already on a pretty solid know high pressure continues to sit in place to our south. so should be no surprise since we really haven't seen so sales skill set up change all that much over the past 48 hours that your weather doesn't change a whole lot either. we're still looking at an onshore breeze. it's going to be a bit lighter today, but it is not going to be something that is going to be allowing any sort of warm air to be pushed. and we're still getting that cool coastal impact and that's temperatures will still be pretty moderated, not just today but on into tomorrow to start the weekend on friday. temperatures right where they should be in the 60's to low 70's. no chances of rainfall anywhere in sight. that is the big downside. obviously of this forecast. we need to start seeing

is to rejoin teheran once u.s. sanctions lifted 1st the un refugee agency says that it is deeply concerned about 65000 people who fled their homes in northeastern nigeria this week they've been driven away by a series of attacks by armed groups in the town of borno state the u.n.h.c.r. has suspended operations in the area after its office a raid warehouse at the clinic were looted and. the un's world food program says that almost a 1000000 people are facing severe hunger and over mozambique nearly 700000 have been displaced by fighting there between government forces and of groups linked to i saw around 2600 people have died since the conflict started 4 years ago howard tasa reports from a camp in kabul. province. zubair says 3 months ago dragged him into the forest saying they were going to chop off his head when he tried to escape they shot him. there are any. one of. they kept shooting at me and i kept running i hid in the bush for 3 days and 3 nights i was weak and i lost a lot of blood somebody found me and ca

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the country leaving untold suffering in its wake but with reports of direct talks between riyadh in teheran could an end to the conflict finally be in sight that's our debate but 1st the jailing of 5 pro-democracy figures in hong kong has triggered international condemnation critics say it's part of china's move to eliminate all political opposition beijing is also overhauled the region's electoral system and imposed a vaguely worded national security law so is there any room left for dissent in hong kong and what about china's promise of universal suffrage this week headliner hong kong legislative council member regina. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. thank you for having me but in recent months china has approved a reffed of changes to hong kong's electoral system by the number of people directly elected to hong kong's legislature has been reduced to less than a quarter the election committee which selects the city's leader has expanded by $300.00 seats which will be picked by pro beijing groups but whatever happened to hong kong's gradual progress toward universal suffrage a

well of the deal from the start you have to understand that the mood in teheran is a lot of skepticism in regards to the americans because they essentially left it very easily in iran had to remain in the deal for over a year obliging by its side of the deal without getting any economic sanction relieve us so the mood is not very optimistic i would say hilary hama just mentioned these looming presidential elections in iran that will be taking place in june how concerned are members of the by the administration about the potential outcome of that is how it is expected that conservative hardliners may prevail in these upcoming elections how much more difficult is that going to make reviving this deal and also negotiating going forward i think here the one element of consensus that i that i pick up within the biden administration is that they understand that there will be the next president of iran will be more conservative in a sense in american political terms are more right wing are hard line and more difficult to negotiate with there is consensus that that is going to happen that is a

assassinations and terrorist attacks in iran and that is not something that will increase the incentive in teheran whether among politicians even so-called moderates and formulas and it will not increase the incentive among the general population either ok hillary. iran is saying that it will seek or eventually but does it now find itself in a bit of an awkward situation right before the resumption of nuclear talks on the one. and it says it feels compelled to retaliate but on the other hand it does have to balance that against the backdrop of the talks taking place which iran obviously has a huge stake in i think it's actually washington that really is now in not just an awkward position but in a really serious in some really really serious trouble in terms of pursuing diplomacy we are in a similar situation and we don't have to presume very much we can look back at history we're in a similar situation that the obama administration was when the israelis went about killing iranian nuclear scientists on the streets of tehran there were so there were i think 4 or 5 israeli murders of his iranian sci

advanced new equipment and added more talks about reviving the 2050 nuclear deal i said beg is in teheran.

after 2 months of trying and you have an official in washington and now as we said outside bank in teheran. well the news has been met with quiet quiet confidence from the iranians foreign minister divides reached tweeted out that the meeting did take place that it's discussing remedial measures something the iranians have been talking about synchronizing steps back. to that nuclear deal so the united states can lift sanctions and iran would begin to scale back some of its remedial measures but what he did say that there will be no direct talks between the united states and iran he said that's unnecessary now that's been the position of iran from the outset even 2 weeks ago when the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei spoke he said that the u.s. promises were worthless that they wanted to see actions and those actions are that those sanctions must be lifted and then iran must be able to very fired those that's very important to the iranians and the frustration from the iranians is that the europeans and the united states don't seem to understand that iran is a aggrieved party here they are t

made a, quote, very bad gamble by attacking the nuclear site, insisting that it will strengthen teheran'sael of course has not accepted responsibility for this whatsoever. the biden administration says the u.s. was not involved. our fred pliek tan is reporting exclusively. >> reporter: it certainly is very complicated and also, poppy, very interesting to see what it will mean for those talks going on in vienna to bring the u.s. back into nuclear agreement and iran back into compliance. we have gotten new information this morning as to how extensive the damage to that nuclear facility may have been. it still is somewhat murky. the head of the research group of iran's parliament came out early today and said thousands of centrifuges has been damaged through that attack. do have to give you a caveat, this is a hardline politician who is someone who is very much against international talks about iran's nuclear agreement. however, he is a senior member of the iranian parliament. also, we are hearing from "the new york times," their reporting that sources are telling them that it was an explosi

have been progressing but under the shadow of a cyber attack on iran's main nuclear facility and teheran says that it will begin enriching uranium at even higher levels let's go live now to iran's capital tehran of a serious assad bagus force what's the one saying about this increase in enrichment ahead of these talks. yes iran said yesterday that they will begin enriching to 60 percent now that's the highest level iran has ever enrich to even before the 2015 nuclear deal it was still only act 20 percent and iran says that this is a reaction to that cyber attack what iran has called an act of sabotage at their main nuclear facility and attend the europeans france germany and the united kingdom have issued a statement saying that it is of grave concern that iran is enriching to 60 percent and the fact that iran will install $1000.00 more advanced centrifuges at that natanz facility now iran will note that none of these countries have condemned the attack have issued a statement they have said nothing whatsoever but this morning president has been rouhani has been talking and he and what h

joe biden says that he wants to rejoin the agreement but that iran must 1st reverse its violations teheran for its part wants u.s. sanctions lifted 1st big reports from tehran. iran is doing that because it's a reaction to what they have called the act of sabotage last sunday at their main nuclear facility. iran announced that they would be enriching to 60 percent as well as installing a 1000 more advanced centrifuges now that attack happened on sunday iran said it was nuclear terrorism and the cold in the europeans yesterday to condemn it and actually cuse them of having a weak response now yes that is above the limits in the 2015 nuclear deal but iran has already passed those limits iran has been enriching up to 20 percent uranium enrichment since november and that enrichment the increase in resentment was the reaction of the assassination of iran's and the nuclear scientists must in fact result in november if i take you back to 2015 iran was interesting to 20 percent when they signed that deal it was 3.6 percent former president donald trump imposed sanctions in one waited for a year th

in direct talks continue an iranian ship was attacked off the coast of djibouti a big reports from teheran. a coincidence or an attempt to sabotage the nuclear talks an attack on an iranian ship in the red sea iran says the m.v. was being used as a base to support the just an anti piracy operations but it's long been believed the cargo ship was used by iran's revolutionary guards and israel quickly emerged as a possible suspect for the attack last month israel had accused iran of targeting one of its vessels but neither country is admitting responsibility for either incident in the case of the m.v. sevis it's believed the miners attached to the ship as a nuclear talks in vienna got under way it's hard to consider this a coincidence maybe it is but you know the good news is that the entire world supports a return to the nuclear deal by the u.s. and iran with a couple of notable exceptions and i think the israelis the saudis and iranians and congressional republicans are the parties who are vast minority who do not want to deal and are going to do everything possible to try to upset this pro

. >> as israel's war against iran wraps up, teheran warns it is a bad gamble.at's actually happening on the ground and democratic senator chris coombs on the dangerous challenge it poses on the biden administration. >> plus. >> people don't know who she was as an individual. >> as america continues to wrestle with the shooting of innocent

teheran is seeking to project power in neighboring states, deflect international power and minimize threats to region stability. iraq will be a key battleground for iranian influence in the coming year, but tehran will also continue to pursue a permanent military presence in syria, destabilize yemen and threaten israel. for its part, north korea may take destabilizing actions to reshape its environment and drive wedges between the united states and its allies. these efforts could include the resumption of nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missile testing in the future. the assessment focuses on key issues that intersect with the state actor threats that i outlined starting with covid-19. the effects of the pandemic will continue to strain governments and societies over the coming year, fueling economic crises, political unrest and geopolitical competition as countries such as russia and china try to build influence and demand concessions from other governments. countries with high debts face challenging recovering while others will turn inward and be distracted by other challen

withdrawal and the chump sanctions how might teheran then respond to these latest efforts to derail its program or to iran's options at this point well you know i think the one of the obvious things of an operation like this is to get iran to lash out to provoke iran into action which is on very well thought out and i think iran is aware of that as in the past it will be measured in its response they are not very sensitive negotiations with the or indirectly with the biden ministration by the european powers and i think you want to give that a chance specially before student presidential elections so i think we should still wait and see and also another thing to consider that the iranian foreign minister earlier tonight tweeted that he had sent a letter to the u.s. secretary general at the end of that that or you can read that he warns that sanctions are lifted unless there's progress in a negotiation he one of an upward leap in what he called iran's remedial measures which means an expanse of nuke activity. the that is the main bit of leverage though isn't it it's that expansion of nuc

the new assessment warns that beijing, moscow, teheran and pyongyang have demonstrated the capabilityt the expense of the united states and its allies despite the pandemic. maybe because of it. and the warning comes as president biden is set to announce a full withdrawal of troops from afghanistan by september to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. top security officials are expected to testify before the senate intelligence committee today. willie? >> let's bring in the former secretary of homeland security under president obama to talk about all this, jeh johnson. mr. secretary, good to see you this morning. let's start with afghanistan and the announcement we're expecting to hear from president biden today before the 20th anniversary of the september 11th, almost 20 years since that october day when the first troops set foot in the country, that they'll be coming home, all of them. what's your reaction to that and what do you think are the implications of the global threat assessment? what does it mean from the threat of terrorism from that part of the