or from tehran? ♪ >> anthony: yes, hello. >> man: welcome to iran. >> anthony: thank you. >> man: welcome to isfahan. >> anthony: thank you so much. very beautiful. ♪ ♪ i'm guessing from the décor this is a former wrestlers' hangout? ♪ ♪ tucked deep in the labyrinth of isfahan's bazaar, the smell of something very, very good. this shop has been here doing the same thing for a hundred years. and based on the line, it must be doing it right. i've had beryani in india. i've had it in uzbekistan. but, there's no question who invented beryani. >> farrokh: no. no way. [ laughter ] >> anthony: beryani. maybe you know the word. though this doesn't look like any beryani i've ever had. minced lamb shoulder, onion, turmeric, cinnamon, mint, and of course, saffron. more valuable than gold by weight. this is delicious. >> farrokh: mmm! really good. >> anthony: isfahan today, the, one of the most visited areas by tourists? >> farrokh: yeah everybody you know, if you come to iran and you don't visit isfahan, you ha

now the u-s is calling on tehran to release the namazis...and all americans detained there. toner says: "we join recent calls by international organizations and u.n. human rights experts for the immediate release of all u.s. citizens unjustly detained in siamak and baquer namazi, so that they can return to their families." iran's islamic revolutionary guard arrested the young businessman earlier this month...while he was visiting family in tehran. he has written articles calling for improved ties between iran and the u.s. meantime, his father - a former iranian governor...and united nations official...has been in custody since february. he has dual u-s and iranian citizenship. experts say this situation shows the hardliners in the islamic republic... as it undermines the iranian president's stated goal of reviving iran's western business and political ties. toner says: "you know, iran, by its behavior and some of its actions, needs to be aware that they're affecting the confidence that outside investors, companies, corporations have in investing in iran." the namazi family i

. >> and in your view, what does that mean if, indeed, iraq, as you said, is a satellite of tehr tehran? >> well, the ayatollah s in tehran have been trying to expand their influence into an arc of power through iran, through a controlled government in baghdad, the assad regime in syria, hezbollah in lebanon, and they're opposed to isis obviously because it's a direct threat to their interests there. that's why i think the united states' strategy should have been to with arab allies, with the kurds for sure, and in some way getting the turks involved if that were possible consistent with aiding the kurds to defeat isis that way. this is not a two-sided war. as you just heard from conor powell, the turks are in opposition to the kurds, and the iraqi government as well as to isis. this is about a five or six-sided war and our strategy should have been defeat isis as quickly and as decisively as possible in a way that minimizing the upside for iran. instead, we're doing a slow roll strategy against isis that, if successful, will maximize the benefit to iran. >> and the threat of iran and t

it was a proposition to be tested and tehran was to be the first test. the chronology has to be bent somewhat and sketched and if we are to find meaning in the place for lucy rutherford in his last month. the drama is in the fact that it was lucy not eleanor who was with him when he was felled by a hemorrhage on the brain in this brings. by 17 months, huge events involving this president the d-day landings in normandy and the largest assault over and likely when you think about it too remains a when you see hundreds of thousands of troops hitting a beach ever again given the nature of modern weaponry the decision to proceed with building the atomic bomb the long postponed announcement that he would stand for a fourth term in 1944 dropped by starry eyed ticket favored in the little-known senator. a hard-fought campaign at a time when no other democrat was given a chance of winning sooner followed by the gavel on the counterattack which proved to be virtually the last gasp of the third reich and by long trip into crimea for a second meeting with stalin and

we are joined on the line by bloomberg reporter -- in tehran.tant is this for iran's post-sanctions recovery? >> it shows that the oil y -- ministry has turned a significant corner for not only increasing oil production but their ability to and the customers they have been able to regain since those sanctions have been eased. it is a very important development, and also considering the fact that it has fallen in the region, it means it asserts itself in the market as well. iran's authority denied at sign a deal with the group. what is the significance here? foreign companies look to invest there. golnar: the renewable sector here wants to be small. it share of power generation capacity is about 200 megawatts. the potential is huge. it is particularly for european companies, those involved in wind farm production. they want to come here. they have expressed lots of interest in the arabia iranian . you have to be fairly careful. you have to know what you're talking about. initially appeared to think that they were able to start this contract and p

delivered 400 million in cash as they reins and payment for americans held by the radical mullahs in tehran. >> moderator: the dayll mr. trump said putin has no respect for hillary clinton and no respect for obama. why do you think he would respect your administration? pence: strength, plain and-- whu simple. t it's donald trump, nonsense their donald trump, donald trump is a strong leader who -- [talking over each other] pence: we are going to rebuild. our military. this whole putin thing. look, america is stronger and russia to our economy is 16 times larger than the russian economy. america's legal system is superior to the crony crop atlas system and russia in every way. when donald trump and i observed that as i said in syria, and aramco in ukraine that the small and bowling leader of russia has been strong on the world stage than this administration, that is stating painful facts. that's not an endorsement of vladimir putin. that's an indictment of the week close and feckless leadership of hillary clinton and barack obama. kaine: governor pence said and arguably, vladimir putin is a b

thank godness we had that treasury department open in tehran so they could audit the bank's books, rightt ought to be the subject of the next presidential debate. we ought to say does she support the cash for hostages aspect and waiver of the sanctions, does she support the continued effort that john kerry acts like he's the president of the tehran chambers of commerce. let's let the american people listen to that for a while. lou: that was terrific good stuff. he also said today that obama owes an immediate explanation for what he's done to the american people and the congress. and the madness goes on. by the way, the madness go to the point that hoibl hillary cln loves the massive refugee in-migration and angela merkel who will be the one credit ited with the destruction of the european union. >> i think as you suggest, she is putting this refugee question, this migration question right out there for trump to go after. i think americans who followed what happened in germany and what they have seen what happened across europe, this is exactly what they fear. so if this is the prelude to

. >> we see tehran pushing all around the middle east and we have to be responsive. >> reporter: the question u.s. officials are asking, will the rebels seek to provoke the nafery and its ships of war yet again and drag america deeper into their conflict? >>> still ahead, the new headache for phones. in a look inside a testing lab, a frightening force unleashed by an exploding battery. >>> also, the surprise >>> we're back now with more trouble for owners of the recalled samsung galaxy note 7. because of a fire risk from faulty batteries, the postal service, fedex, and ups, are now refusing to ship returns by air. in tonight's rossen reports, nbc correspondent jeff can happen when a battery explodes. >> reporter: this is what it can look like when a phone's lithium ion battery explodes. new surveillance video capturing the moment a samsung galaxy note 7 started smoking in this woman's hands. here's all that's left of her phone. another device allegedly left charging inside this car. erupting in flames. so just how dangerous can a phone fire be? to find been granted rare access here a

in truth, the cuban people are suffering because they live under a tehran call dictatorship. >> reporter: 160,000 visitors visited last year although it has to fall under approved reasons like r approved activities. steve harrigan, fox news. >>> samsung galaxy note 7 smart smartphones are planned from flights in the united states. the department of transportation saying tomorrow at noon those phones may not be carried on board or in checked bags within the country. this comes after reports of the on a southwest airline flight. it -- those caught flying could face fines. >>> cannabis boot catch started at the phoenix convention center. it is part of the expo that is taking place in downtown phoenix. this was the second annual southwest cannabis conference. 300 visitors are attending the show. it shows it stands arizona voters stand to approve prop 205 legalizing recreational cannabis for adults. >> what is cannabis? how do you grow it? all of the questions can be answered in one place. these are young professionals, business people, moms who have questions and want answers. >> the southwe

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. >> we see tehran pushing all around the middle east and we have to be responsive. >> reporter: the question u.s. officials are asking, will the rebels seek to provoke the navy and its ships of war yet again and drag america deeper into their conflict? hans nichols, nbc news, the pentagon. >>> still ahead, the new headache for owners of those recalled samsung phones. and a look inside a testing lab like we've never seen before, a frightening force unleashed by an exploding battery. >>> also, the surprise honor for american icon bob dylan that no musician has received before. ♪ the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ >>> we're back now with more trouble for owners of the recalled samsung galaxy note 7. because of a fire risk from faulty batteries, the postal service, fedex, and ups, are now refusing to ship returns by air. in tonight's rossen reports, nbc national investigative correspondent jeff rossen gives us an up-close look at what can happen when a battery explodes. >> reporter: this is what it can look like when a phone's lithium ion battery explodes. new surveillance video captur

transferred even between dispatchers in the same room..ca hit and run driver plows into people change in a tehran 480,w 19 found the police can i get through to mrs. badger or. records show voicemail to ems and unable to modify ems, troopers transferred after t five minutes, woman died after the crash, just the latest delay to get a call to cleveland ems. we recently solve the problem with a medical emergency att fox 8, a caller on hold more than f asked about the emergencycy ems dispatcher finally spoke to the police call taker. the dispatchers, her in one room in this building. so how is it that sometimes it takes several minutes withom them to make contact with each other in the same room benchmark the i-teamhe has learned that union leaders have been

>> it certainly is a tribute to the fbi office of tehran bank records and look at it. look. this is also a demonstration that what the administration, the bush administration did the same thing called targeted sanctions simply don't work. let's say bank septa was a financier for the ballistic missile program finance our ballistic missile program anymore? no, they used other vehicles. so in the past three years, before the deal was implemented, was bank septa involved in ballistic missile transactions? maybe not, because they were yoursing another vehicle. so to say that you have been fooled by the iranian's ability to conceal their financial techniques and you are going to now allow this bank legitimacy to get back into the international market, you might as well not have any sanctions at all as to have these targeted sanctions. >> there was conversation on capitol hill yesterday i would like you to listen to with me. it went on for a little bit. it was about syria. and what the administration was going to do and what it has referred to as plan b for dealing with the collaps

35-year-old making american debut spaces of hope on the greenway and previous illusions and around tehran in 2004. >> daniel: 102 years ago four. department was happy to help, handcuffed her and placed her in back of the police cruiser, sirens and all but didn't drive her to jail and brought her to senior citizen center where handmade gift to everyone. >> keep going. don't ever stop. whatever it is you're doing. and spend some time doing community service. >> we made more than 400 items for people at the senior senior over the past few years and first time she got to deliver them all >> julie: ben affleck dream date with tom brady even better. boston borne chris evans has been invited to join the group. all and chance to win a night out in boston with the four guys >> daniel: hopefully someone tom brady. we are going to have sun eventually today. >> jason: increase this afternoon and rain chance just about gone now and sunny for the rest of the week and then the weekend we will be keeping tabs on matthew. latest advisory at 11:00. we will have that for you. >> daniel: jason, thank you. >>

administration night finds the courage to december mate some significant infrastructure and real estate in tehranhat's really unlikely. this strategy that the iranians used is 35 years since its inception in the 1980s. and they used it quite successfully. using proxies to do their killing for them. hezbollah, hamas, the iraqi shiia militia, the houthis, to do their killing for them for a 35-year period. and no democrat or republican president has ever countered the strategy. it's high time it gets countered. but it won't be done by this president. lou: we are watching the emergence of a relationship and alliance it appears between china and russia that is going to be very difficult for the united states if we do not develop a strategy and a series of responses. >> what we have seen and it's been getting every increasingly worse. that is because what they perceive to be weak american leadership that they have not seen in decades from the united states, our adversaries are taking clear advantage of that. the russians are trying to take our place in the middle east. the chinese are clearly emerging.

. >> now, the idea that your tax money is going to tehran to go to yemen to shoot at our own ships, that, to me, is an issue that's worth developing that probably 95% of the american people would say that's really stupid. and let hillary try to defend it. harris: and then you couple that with the month of october, which is the window for us to move in and retake mosul. we're surround ared by people, our troops are surrounded by people who are not necessarily on our side. shia troops have not promised there won't be shooting at our men and women. so these are issues that are not being talked about. we're trying to retake a city we already took -- >> and we clearly, by the way, have boots on the ground -- harris: people are in the boots, so, yes. taya, quickly i wanted to yet your thoughts on how do you get the candidate to listen. taya: donald trump didn't listen in the beginning, and it made him successful. was he did it -- because he did it his own way, if i was to try to climb inside his head, i think he's got an issue, right? he knows that it got him this far. disregarding what his st

in any event, i think the word to fire or not fire, the final word came from tehran.o, i would do a lot more damage to the hidies, to their command and control centers to. their whole infrastructure to teach iran a lesson. the problem we are facing in a general sense is that countries like iran, terrorists like isis and al qaeda hezbollah, hamas, think they can get away with northeasterly anything. they don't see any effective american response. so they are going to push the limit and see how far they can go. >> john bolton, thank you very much. this is a fox news alert. our carl cammeron is with donald trump in green bay, wisconsin right now. carl? >> hi, brit. is he just about to jump out to the stage but we got an opportunity. thank you for doing this, mr. trump. >> thank you. >> so today, big news about the under secretary from the department of state patrick kennedy. you know the details. obviously upset about it. what do you want done? >> it's illegal, i mean what's taking place is illegal between justice department and the fbi and secretary of state. and the st

. >> she was shot and she died in a demonstration in tehran on saturday. >> this legislation will make clean energy profitable energy. >> i've been unfaithful to my wife. >> with that governor mark sanford faced a wall of cameras and reporters. >>> what's going on in iran is absolutely the fight over an alleged stealing of an election. >> nbc news has confirmed, actress farrah fawcett has died. >> on any given day, in any given mom, a late breaking story can suddenly change the entire face of the news. >> michael jackson has been rushed to a los angeles area hospital and there are several reports that he was discovered unconscious in his home. there was a bit of skepticism in the newsroom when the news first broke. not because he was a big star but because it was tmz. at the time tmz was not a huge, credible news source. >> there are many unsubstantiated reports about michael jackson floating around, but we can tell you that the "l.a. times" is reporting that he is in a coma. >> suddenly we're racing in a car, i'm driving with the producer on the way to the ucla medical center. we get

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an american businessman was detained by iran's revolutionary guard while visiting his family in tehranfebruary iran arrested his father, a former iranian provincial governor and unicef official. both men are accused of spying and cooperating with the u.s. government. this is the latest in a series of crackdowns on dual nationals with western ties to iran. when we come back, a look at the stories that are happening in the day ahead. yeah. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have or may have

tehran announced its own deployment of warships to the region.or more action. >> should we see a repeat we'll be prepared to take appropriate action again at the appropriate time. >> reporter: if there is further provocation, u.s. officials say the next round of potential targets could include rebel missile sites and small boats serving the spotters. this time officials think the missiles were fairly old but had been outfitted with highly lethal warheads. >> it would be a serious charge if the iranians were in any way complicit in conducting the attacks. >> reporter: the first rebel strikes came sunday, and then another attempted missile attack on wednesday. in both attacks, the uss mason fired defensive weapons. the u.s. ships were not struck, and there were no injuries. the pentagon wanted to take out the onshore sites used to target the navy. the destroy fired tomahawk missiles from the red sea into three remote areas where they'd been used to threaten the mason and other nearby ships. after the strike, drones returned to ensure the radars wer

accused of taking orders from shiite commanders in tehran, they are blamed for stirring sectarian tensionsnni areas. mosul is a largely sunni city, and their participation in the upcoming fight has been politically divisive. iran-backed fighters allied with u.s. backed forces, reflect the reality of iraq today. there are many players who have found a common goal in defeating isis, but it's often the only thing uniting them. in northern iraq, peshmerga forces from the semi-autonomous kurdish region near mosul will also play a role in the fight for the city. they have been at odds with the baghdad government for decades, seeking independence and a country of their own. they also see parts of mosul as rightly theirs. this young kurdish fighter told us what motivates him... >> ( translated ): we are fighting for our land, for our nation. this is for our future. for the future of kurdistan. it is an honor and we will give our lives for this cause." >> reporter: but the kurdish fighters also trained by and allied with the u.s.-led coalition, don't want the shia militias joining the fight. their

how to back my car out of the garage with the new construction put forward i see a mass of uneven tehran we're here not prepared by council because the benefactor was passerby for the lawyer moved out of the neighborhood we are here and concerned citizens and frankly terrified of the safety hazard i'm under and my wife under if anyone visits us is under with the new construction of the garage if i can't get out of my garage i wonder if the property owners at 3526 and 16 can get out of their garage for the first time living in bernal heights i'm terrified the situation that is proposed for us. >> we're having technical difficulties maybe you can stop the clock for some reason. >> if sfgovtv can go to the computer please. it is stopped. >> okay. and can we go to slide - >> back to slide 4 thank you, commissioners my name is marilyn and my partner and i have a house next to the project site we share my part of this presentation today is point out serious design inadequacy that inform this dr analysis we request accurate data be required before building a building permit is issued the first

and as live look from tehran. this is all about to change clustered together and then tomorrow morning when a to a lot closer on the bay area and then as a series storms making their way lay in the day tomorrow and friday. 75 concord and san jose. 12 ec cooler temperatures in san francisco the upper 60s in oakland and then mid-70s miles making your way toward san jose. tiny el for you in the middle of the day tomorrow you see the rain began am pickup in the evening hours the heaviest rainfall and towards eureka slowly dragging and the commute 845 on sunday and then the making their way along the coastlinecatherine heenan is here with details. >> catherine: we did great.but we're not number one. this is a shot from the streets of philadelphia.and 'that' city tops the list this year. philly is knocking san francisco out of a five year run as best city for trick or treating. still -- san jose came in second.and san francisco came in third place. not bad. milwaukee and los angeles round out the top five. zillow says i

i personally was in tehran.ot the highest pledge from the highest quarters after meeting with the minister as well as the president of iran, president rahani, who have both assured me that at the end of the day despite the fact that every member country of opec is there to protect its national sovereign right. >> so you can hear unambiguously that iran is on board, and that's very interesting. the next big meeting is tomorrow. there's an opec meeting with the russians tomorrow. they're going to try to work towards getting them involved. then october 28th in vienna it's going to be a technical permitting where non-opec members will be invited in, where not just the sound. it's not just iranians, but possibly the russianss awell, and they're all building up towards the 30th of november where they want to try to come up with some announcement that they have cut within the organization and they can come from without, and that's interesting. prices abating as we've all seen in the markets. that's because there's some

fact, iran did agree never to acquire nuclear weapons, but opponents of the deal critics point out tehran will keep some nuclear ability and could renege. so with 34 days left, the campaigns are fighting over facts-- and fighting for every vote. for the pbs newshour, im lisa desjardins. >> woodruff: we go from the race for the white house, to the start of a new term at the supreme court. and, to jeffrey brown: >> brown: and a most unusual term it is: with an empty seat since the death of antonin scalia last february, it's been at least 25 years since the court began a term with just eight members. we look at that, and at a case argued today about racial bias and the death penalty. and we welcome back our favorite court watcher: marcia coyle of the "national law journal." >> thanks, jeff. >> brown: welcome back, time to get to work. >> absolutely. >> brown: a term in which the court begins shorthanded, what impact are we seeing white we see? what jumps out at you? >> i think right now what we see has to do with the kinds of cases that the court has already accepted for decision. there are

you, this agreement is paving the path to that because there isn't a single government official in tehran, not a single member of the parliament that hasn't signed that agreement. we are abiding by it and they are not and we are fools for doing so. >> having approved the agreement, what options would you feel the united states would have if you had a different administration and congress that was willing to somehow undo the agreement, what have to take? >> fitzpatrick: we continue the sanctions on the cash flow because like i said, there's not a single member of the parliament, no government official that is on that agreement than not a single one. we are the only one's abiding by it. we've already seen violations on the side of this agreement. they are ignoring it and laughing at us because of it. >> and if you were comments are that you initially opposed the agreement would you support the implementation? here's the point, the agreement is done. sanctions are being lifted. money is flowing into iran apart from the money that has been discussed here so far this afternoon. for the sanctio

they are under control of shiite in baghdad backed by shiites in tehran. they are not going to look forward being ruled by the shiite government in the future. that's what's part of the problem is. let's be clear as well. as i said a moment ago, the retreat from isis from territory it took two years ago in iraq has been orderly and controlled and i think what's largely happening is they contract is many of the isis fighters are simply going some where else to the country we use today call libya, to the country we used to call yemen and other places around the middle east where they are just carrying on their training and recruitment activities. kevin: embassador, it's kevin kelly. one of the main questions that i have due to wikileaks that isis is supported by saudi arabia, so one of the biggest questions that you bring up when you bring yemen, how often are we coordinating with our allies, saudi arabia when it comes to isis and what's happening in yemen as well, so are they moving from mosul in yemen and having circular conflict with ourselves? >> i think

end of the shah's regime, some of perot's company employees were captured and held in a prison in tehran. - so he hired a former green beret to put a team together to go in and rescue 'em. - it was a very patriotic thing to do but also risky, because there was an argument that he was taking foreign affairs into his own matters, but to him, these were his employees, and he felt that it was his duty to rescue them. - the rescue is like the theft of a diamond. it's something that you plan very carefully. you wait for an opportunity and you do it. - ken follett wrote a best-selling book on it called "on wings of eagles," and that was turned into a movie. - hello, dr. kissinger. my name is ross perot. the iranian government has just arrested two of our eds executives. - he was a folk hero in that sense, you know, whereas people were kind of down on carter for being mired in the iran hostage crisis. you know, perot took action. he got it done. he got his guys out. narrator: in 1984, perot merged eds with the giant general motors, but almost from the beginning, perot and his people found it dif

how to back my car out of the garage with the new construction put forward i see a mass of uneven tehran we're here not prepared by council because the benefactor was passerby for the lawyer moved out of the neighborhood we are here and concerned citizens and frankly terrified of the safety hazard i'm under and my wife under if anyone visits us is under with the new construction of the garage if i can't get out of my garage i wonder if the property owners at 3526 and 16 can get out of their garage for the first time living in bernal heights i'm terrified the situation that is proposed for us. >> we're having technical difficulties maybe you can stop the clock for some reason. >> if sfgovtv can go to the computer please. it is stopped. >> okay. and can we go to slide - >> back to slide 4 thank you, commissioners my name is marilyn and my partner and i have a house next to the project site we share my part of this presentation today is point out serious design inadequacy that inform this dr analysis we request accurate data be required before building a building permit is issued the first

we delivered $400 million in cash as a ransom payment for americans held by the radical mullahs in tehran. >> the other day, he said putin says he has no respect for hillary clinton or barack obama. why do you think he will respect donald trump? >> strength. >> donald trump's son says -- that the trump organization -- >> please, senator, i'll give you a chance to respond. >> says we're going to rebuild or military. this whole putin thing, look, america is stronger than russia. our economy is 16 times larger than the russian economy. america's political system is superior to the crony corrupt capitalistic system in russia in every way. when donald trump and i observe that as i said in syria and iran and ukraine that the small and bullying leader of russia has been stronger on the world stage than this administration, that is stating painful tafacts. that is not an endorsement of putin, that is an indictment of the rescueless and feckless leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton. >> i just think -- >> said he is a strong -- he has been stronger on the world stage. >> thouno, he said l

it says he was psychologically tortured in captivity as part of a move by tehran to leverage negotiationsd deal. he and his wife say they were theired repeatedly about "value" as bargaining chips. syrian activists say warplanes have begun targeting again one of the largest emergency hospitals in aleppo. the medical societies as a bunker busting bomb punched a 10-meter deep crater at the front of the entrance. three workers were reportedly killed. officials say the hospital has been targeted twice in the last week. in hungary, the prime minister has suffered a setback in his attempt to reject the european unions migration policy. in aew voters turned out week and referendum to make the proposal binding. the government needed half the electorate to pass the ballot but only about 40% voted. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. janus capital and henderson group have announced a merger today. the new combined group will be henderson global investors with $320 billion in asset management. we sp