tehran has been spared these attacks until now. what were your thoughts when you heard it was the islamic state group who had claimed the attack? >> in a sense, it was probably the only group that we would think would be capable of doing something like this. is has been wanting a fight with i run for a long time -- iran for a long time but have not succeeded until now. authorities have stopped a number of infiltration attempts over the years, but it seems this time some got through. genie: could this be a sign of a line onressive sauiddi is across the board? >> it is obvious that at the moment, saudi arabia is pursuing a much more aggressive line toward iran. in a sense, it all gets mixed up , even though there is no direct link which between them. genie: let's talk about how it gets mixed up. >> saudi arabia, especially through yemen, through its perception of what is going on in iraq and syria, seems to be part of the expansion into the middle east. now with donald trump as the american president, the saudi's feel encouraged in a

in tehran, bombers storming the tomb of ayatollah khomeini and the parliament. dozen people are dead, many more are injured. and the last push for votes as britain goes to the polls with two attacks still fresh in voters' minds. prime minister may made it tough -- may get tough with suspted terrorists. ♪ brent: it is good to have you with us. james comey is set to confirm that u.s. president donald trump pressured him into dropping a probe into his national security adviser michael flynn. the senate intelligence committee has published the statement before he appears tomorrow. the fourth -- the fired chief talked about conversations with trump and one in which trump asked if he wanted to keep his job and demanded loyalty from him. we are going to try to go to washington in a moment. we are having problems with the feed. we will to the next story, tire or -- terror in tehran. i run has several attacks today. suicide bombers and gunmen stormed the parliament building and the mausoleum to the revolutionary leader ayatollah khomeini. 13 people lost their lives, 40 i

we're just learning about what happened in tehran. you talk about the significance of these attacks? >> sorry, amy, i could not hear the last part. amy: the significance of the attacks we're just learning about in tehran? >> this is quite unusual. tehran has not been struck by any terror attacks for a very longtime. iran as a whole has been quite spared from this, mainly because of a very, very tight security apparatus. but also because so much of the isis and al qaeda associated terrorist groups have a great difficulty penetrating iran. as a result, have not managed to stage anything ofof this kind of until now. the fact they have been targrgeting the parliament as wl of i toldsoleum khomeini is symbolism. we are seeing a very tense situation between iran and saudi arabia. we saw last month the crown prince of saudi arabia threatening sayiying that saudi arabia will take the fight to the rent and into i iran.. yesterday,y, the saudi foreign minister said iran needs to be punished. whether saudi is connected were behind us, neverthele

targeting bases of terrorists that they claim are responsible for those twin terrorist attacks in tehran earlier last week in this statement the revolutionary guard also said that they managed to significantly destroy the terrorist bases infrastructure and also killed scores of them as well and i believe also on the screen now we can now show some unfaired five video of. purportedly showing the moment when this missile was launched and this development is rather significant because. this is the first time that iran has launched a missile strike into syria since they've been cooperating very closely with their start regime and joining their fight against extreme you mentioned there was that sort of in retaliation to what happened on june the seventh interrupt just remind us just exactly what happened that well militants have targeted two of the most important buildings in the capital city on june seventh that first gunman stormed the parliament building and opened fire when it was in session and then simultaneously separate militants have that's an industry side bombs in the mausoleum of

power response to the terrorist attack that killed and injured dozens of an innocent civilians in tehran on june seventh and the strikes from the western parts of iran deep inside syria and territory illustrates iran's long reach and targeted areas. also you know where day isis is been very active reflects the fact that iran is using this as an opportunity to escalate its content out tax on on isis and so in a sense you're right this represents an escalation and a deepening of iran's military involvement in syria and possibly danger of a direct confrontation between the u.s. and iran in syria just briefly your thoughts on that unfortunately that happens to be the case and we have seen over the past month or so repeated attacks by the u.s. on day iran backed militias at least three or four incidents in this past month alone and you know this has the potential of the of a community confrontation between us and iran and its supporters in the region and you know that's a really and wanted scenario that would represent a lose lose proposition is not in us is interest in iran's interest and or

good evening to you emily so what more do we know well andrew according to a radio media reports tehran has fired ground to ground missiles into eastern syria targeting terrorist bases terrorist that they say are responsible for those twin terrorist attacks in tehran back earlier last week and i believe we can now show you some pictures of an unfair fight in video purportedly showing the moment of the launch of those missiles and this development is rather significant because it's not only the first time that iran has launched a missile strike into syria since they've been providing military support to the assad regime it's also from what we understand the very first time they've launched any range missile since the end of the iraq war in the eighty's but as i've said this is only iranian media reports there's no confirmation official. neither governments the government or the you mentioned this is in response to what happened in turn on the seventh of june just talk us through again what happened then yes well on that day i saw militants have targeted two key buildings in the capital c

so this was a major breach in tehran. i still think the fact that iran is a country which is about 90% shiite muslim, the city of tehran is probably over 95% shiite muslim, i don't think that isis is going to continue to be able to make these kinds of attacks in iran because they don't have the reservoir of support in iran that they may have elsewhere in the arab world. >> as we heard in margaret warner's package in the beginning, isis hitting iran in particular was like them stealing the crown jewels. for those of us who don't understand, why is that such an attractive target to them? >> isis represents a-- the caliphate jihadi wing of radical-- radical wing of sunni islam. and this is a form of sunni islam that looks at shi'as, which is the main religion of iran, as being apost eights. and they look at their vision of islam and their mission of islam is to cleanse islam of these apostates, meaning the shi'a. also, isis is fighting for its survival. this is isis basically staking a claim in the leadership of this sunni r

tehran was to be the first test. similarly the chronology, the back story sketched in, if we are to find meaning in the place he made in his crowded life, lucy rutherford, lucy mercer, in his last months. the drama inherent in the fact that it was lucy who was with him when he was felled by a hemorrhage on the brain in warm springs, as eleanor discovered, only that evening to her bitter and lasting chagrin. beyond that, 17 months packed with history with h involving this president. the d-day landings in germany, the largest amphibious assault likely to remain so. the decision to proceed with building the atomic bomb, fdr's long postponed decision to stand again for fourth term in the election of 1944, still the maneuvers to drop his starry eyed vice president, henry wallace after whom the center is named. which would be a very rooseveltian thing, name a center and drop him from the ticket. sorry. from the ticket -- his starry eyed vice president henry wallace from the ticket in favor of a little-known missouri senato

traits of tehran. he says, i am not a feeble mouse or coward, but they can't do a thing without a process. the suspect to domestic restraint because of vietnam. interesting thing, he is talking about his constraints, he makes -- he says to do the israelis think i will actually act now? no,berg and -- ushers him, that's your way out. even if we could have opened up the straits, that still would have left six divisions. a readiness toe had to kee accept somehow, status quo have been changed. if you go back and look at the cables coming in from the embassies, for those of us who live in this world, they wouldn't -- not only would they have surprised you, they uniformly said, we should accept .he status quo there's -- i will not quote them now in great detail, but there's one of the things that says, look, israel is an artificial state. we have no real interest in it. our real interest is the arabs, let's accept the reality. without anybody asking the question, with the new reality be stable? ,ou open the

two attacks in tehran claim 12 lives. as gunmen storm iran's parliament, the islamic state group claim responsibility. tributes to the victims of the london bridge attacks by some of the first police officers on the scene. eight people are now known to have died. and rewritting the history of evolution. why a series of new discoveries means humans could go back a lot further than we thought. hello. the former fbi director, james comey, has dropped another bombshell, ahead of his much anticipated appearance before congress later. his opening statement has been published on line. in it, he says that president trump repeatedly asked for his loyalty. on a separate occasion, mr comey says the president urged him to drop an inquiry into his national security adviser michael flynn, who had just been forced to resign. rajini vaidya nathan reports from washington. he has become more famous than make. this was a time when president trump had nothing but praise forjames comey. but he fired him in may. he sacked him, reportedly calli

tehran our enemy should know that tehran is not london in paris this was a job which had to be done if they do more wrong things they will see more deadly attacks. well this is the first time around has fired medium range missiles in the . last was when it took part in the iraq war the missiles have a range of up to seven hundred kilometers does remain unclear though whether they successfully hit their targets is the details when you hear that iran has launched missile strikes the reaction from most people would be fear and dread and that's because iran has been painted as the daddy of the entire region and that's because we've been led to what we've been told that run is a country that supports terrorism iran had conducted another ballistic nickeled had to present a tramp is putting iran on notice for firing a ballistic missile and there are also reports the white house is considering labeling iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps a terrorist organization yet what these latest developments show is a very different side to the iran that we know iran like many other countries around

he went to a number of compasses during the war, but arguably, the two most important was the tehran conference and the yalta. he met with winston churchill, joseph stalin, and of course, roosevelt. long before the end of the war, fdr is a rethinking about the postwar period. so, in november of 1943 when he journeys to tehran, he is -- he has several important things on the agenda, one of them is trying to ensure that his partners in the allied coalition will sign on to the idea of a postwar organization, becomes the united nations, that he hopes will hope to turn the outbreak of another world war. another document on display is actually a little sketch that fdr made at the tehran conference in 1943. this is in his handwriting. in this drawing, you can see in fdr's own writing, a broad sketch of what he thought the united nations might be. it starts on the left with this little circle marked 40 un. the representative the 40 nations fighting the axis powers. this represents what becomes it you and general assembly. in the center is executive committee. this is really the full-time sta

targeting bases of terrorists that they claim are responsible for those twin terrorist attacks in tehran earlier last week in this statement the revolutionary guard also said that they managed to significantly destroy the terrorist bases infrastructure and also killed scores of them as well we can now show some unverified video of. purportedly showing the moment when this missile was launched and this development is rather significant because. this is the first time that iran has launched a missile strike into syria since they've been cooperating very closely with their start regime and joining their fight against extreme. sort of in retaliation to what happened in the servant into iran just remind us just exactly what happened that militants have targeted two of the most important buildings in the capital city on june seventh that first gunman stormed the parliament building and opened fire when it was in session and then simultaneously separate militants have that's new to suicide bombs in the mausoleum of many who is the founder of this republic of iran so as you can imagine very sign

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missiles into the country targeting terrorists allegedly responsible for two recent shootings in tehran and lee sued discuss the story with a farmer earlier here in the studio. the iranian revolutionary guard which is an elite defense force in the country they've released a statement confirming that they have launched several ground to ground missiles from western iran into the region of eastern syria they say they were targeting bases of terrorists that they claim are responsible for those twin terrorist attacks in tehran earlier last week in this statement the revolutionary guard also said that they managed to significantly destroy the terrorist bases infrastructure and also killed scores of them as well we can now show some unfaired by video of. purportedly showing the moment when this missile was launched and this development is rather significant because. this is the first time that iran has launched a missile strike into syria since they've been cooperating very closely with their start regime and joining their fight against extreme. sort of in retaliation to what happened in the

it is seen as a powerful organisation that can organise a major terrorist attack in the middle of tehran dramatically. i think islamic state leaders must be very, very happy with the timing and the success of the operation. what you of iran 's accusations of saudi arabia and us and the chances that it will retaliate? in the middle east, everybody blames everybody else, conspiracy theories run wild. it is not surprising that they would immediately blame saudi arabia and the united states. it does not make any sense for those countries to do something like this. islamic state managed to broadcast during the attack of video from their satellite service so this is not... this could not have been an american attack. but it makes good copy in iran. it isa but it makes good copy in iran. it is a way of deflecting criticism, especially because this was an operation and iranians for them to admit it was a homegrown attack and therefore instead of accepting blame for their lack of security blaming it on the others is always convenient. i do not think this is going to escalate. the stakes are far t

new engagement by iran i think was part of partly retaliation for the terrorist attack we saw in tehran for which isis claimed responsibility and tehran accused the saudis of being behind but i think it also means that they understand that everybody understands that we are nearing some kind of a crucial battle for eastern syria those strikes hit dying targets around the town of the arizona or that's where everything is converging it seems to me. and your thoughts on the cutter response to the embargo and the position of the surrounding countries well of course the turkish troops have begun to arrive there they're holding joint exercises with the qataris that are not directed against anybody formally but we all know that there are warning signs against the saudis and the saudis not to take any military action against qatar the qatari seem to be feeling in a strong position and they've even said that does not even willing did to go shade with the saudis now about their points of dispute until the embargo against qatar is lifted so and remember also the arabians are supporting the qataris

another document on display is actually a little sketch that fdr made at the tehran conference in 1943. this is in his handwriting. in this drawing, you can see in fdr's own writing, a broad sketch of what he thought the united nations might be. it starts on the left with this little circle marked 40 un. the representative the 40 nations fighting the axis powers. this represents what becomes it you and general assembly. in the center is executive committee. this is really the full-time staff of what will become the united nations. and the last circle, which is marked 4 police, is roosevelt's conception of what became the security council of the united nations. the four police that roosevelt had in mind were united states, great britain, the soviet union, and the fourth country was going to be china, which he felt was an up-and-coming power and deserving of being among the four policeman, or the security council of the united nations. there come he brought stroked the idea that he is kicking in his mind for this postwar organization. i think it is very telling that roosevelt is thinking

i think the election of a lot of mayors in places like tehran, the capital of tehran, which has changed from a hard-liner who didn't want, didn't agree with president rouhani's view on this matter when they were turned out of office. that's a very encouraging development. there are still people in that country who don't like us, and they wish us harm, wish us ill. they support terrorism. it's a source of concern. but the -- there is a -- particularly with the younger people there, it's a new day there, and i think that's encouraging. we shouldn't be blind to the missions that some of the country would create but also not be blind to the encouragement, encouraging things to happen among young people especially, reflected in the voting. and we can congratulate them for actually having an election where that many people voted. it's in some of our countries around the world where faith is -- muslim is the principal faith. they don't allow women to vote. they don't allow women to participate in the elections. they don't allow them to get elected. in iran, the elections i think in tehran and

look at the video just coming from from tehran.ight now it's too early to tell what happened to all the gunmen inside the building but state media reports the situation is under control. these are images of the chaos that unfolded after the initial attack. 30 minutes after the first attack began, a gunman and suicide bomber attacked a shrine about 10 miles outside of tehran. images on social media showed severed body parts in that area and the last 40 minutes or so, the associated press now reporting that isis is responsibility for both attacks. this would mark the first major attack by isis within iranian borders. as we get new information, we'll pass it along. at the live desk, i'm sam sweeney. now back upstairs to you, larry. larry: a health health alert at 6:19. a tragic warning for parents in what is shaping up to be a dangerous season for ticks. a indiana girl died after a suspected tick bite and she picked up a possible bacterial infection which gave her a outbreak of rashes and spiked her body temperature to 104 degrees. we

iran's military said the militants attack again they will retaliate with the larger strike. >> tehran is not london or paris. if they make a mistake deadlier strikes will be blown to them. >> new tensions, the u.s. has been beeping -- beefing up its presence in iraq and syria. president trump says he wants to work with russia to in the isis threat. it's now time for moscow to step up and start cooperating. >>> it's funny that they desperately need. >> the additional aid on the way for those impacted by the devastated -- devastating when a flood. >>> we will talk about the heat and wind the heat will go away. >>> california's new state budget includes $5.5 million in flood relief for san jose. an estimated $100 million in damage was caused by the flooding back in february when coyote creek overflowed its banks. the money from the state budget is earmarked to help some of the 140 renters who were still looking for permanent housing. the san jose mayor spoke about the funding today. >> the money is coming at the right time. this will enable us to make great progress on top of the top --

the isp has struck the heart of tehran. it was a fortress that seemed impenetrable. the independent reminds us that the last attack on iranian soil was seven years ago. this does come as a total surprise. it kind of makes sense because the islamic state group represents sunnis who regard shiite iran as a nation of heretics. the british paper says iran probably has other enemies notably saudi arabia and its allies which has just cut off ties with qatar because it was conciliatory with iran. not a surprise that the revolutionary guard which initially was restrained now blamed the saudi's for this deadly attack yesterday. >> former fbi chief james comey's testimony reveals concerns about his former boss. he will read his statement to congress about his time as fbi chief before he was unceremoniously fired by donald trump. document.ad his we learned that comey confirmed that trump did put pressure on him to shut down an investigation into the former national security and his links to russia. what's really interesting is there are two issues at stake when you look at this

lauren: a pair of attacks in tehran iran and the iranian parliament. we will have the latest on this developing story. cheryl: looking at stock futures overnight. we did see start features falling and then continuing overnight. of course all investors continuing to monitor all the washington offense we are getting this week of course. lauren: to write having company over fires 20 workers after an arrest and investigation. is this unprecedented move enough to change the culture at uber? cheryl: more coming up on that. and in sports, two months ago this guy didn't even have a job. the cincinnati red genesis of baseball legend. it's an incredible story. we'll tell you all about this morning. lauren: 5:01 a.m. june 7th. cheryl: former fbi director james comey to testify tomorrow. a source close to him says comey full text short of saying president tram stop short. lauren: republican senator lindsey graham on special report last night saying the president himself created conditions for a special counsel. >> i see no evidence of collusion between president t

two simultaneous terror attacks in the heart of tehran. first at parliament, where for attackers stormed the building and went on a shooting spree. iny did so as lawmakers were session. the siege lasted about five hours before one of the attackers blew himself up and the three others were shot dead by police. to the we were close parliament in a taxi, we heard some gunfire. tourity officials told us stay away because apparently a shooting was happening. people were panicked and started running away and seeking shelter. town,the other side of some 25 kilometers south of the parliament, two other suicide bombers detonated their best outside the ayatollah khomeini mausoleum. several people have been killed in the twin attacks, and scores more have been wounded. iran's foreign minister offered his condolences. >> other like to express my condolences to iranian muslims after the terrorist attacks on the revered mausoleum of ayatollah khomeini and the parliament. this attack will fortify our resolve in her fight against terrorist groups. >> shor

well, there are reports of two attacks this morning in the iranian capital of tehran. four gunmenpehe iranian par la money. that's according to iran parliament state tv. the four terrorists or foreother terrorists including a suicide bomber attacked the mausoleum of it was unclear who was behind linked. >>> well, the day before former expected to testify before the senate intelligence committee we're learning more about the relationship. he told jeff sessions he did not want to be leftpresent trump. that came after mr. trump according to comey asked him to drop the investigation, according to michael flynn. and the "washington post" is reporting that the president asked the director of national intense jens if he could intervene with comey on the russian investigation. weijia jiang with more on this. good weijia. >> reporter: good morning, anre. he asked him to publicly state there was no collusion between russia and the state campaign. today they will be grilling him before they do the same to comey. president trump wished james comey well tuesday ahead of his highly

terrorism in tehran. as this claiming responsibility this morning preparing attacks in iran's capital. targeting parliament in iran in the shrine to the ayatollah khomeini. it looks like on the geopolitical event seems to be impacted investors. the election in the u.k. the european central bank decision tomorrow and the testimony of fbi director jim comey to the committee. dow industrials down about 11 points. nasdaq composite up three points. similar situation. the cac quarante is the best performer up almost one sixth of the percent and the day yesterday. the best performer shanghai f1 and a quarter% of the made in that. gruber takes action after his harassment probe. fire 20 employees and will make other place between workplace changes as well. one mcdonald's franchisee, corporate staffing in to take down the billboard after the billboard went viral. a couple of months ago the cincinnati red scooter gennett is making a name for himself. all those names coming out. dagen mcdowell, kevin kelly and the pr

eric: the influence of tehran right on through iraq and syria to lebanon. when you are standing on the golan heights look at the border, you see syria and you see lebanon and the threat that hezbollah is right across the border. john: on a clear day you can see damascus. and the one thing they don't want is an iranian forces on its bored at go land heights. we need a strategy to deal with the final defeat of isis and then for the middle east post isis. eric: do you think that strategy could come the in a camp david-type summit dealing with this? a middle eastern expert close to the white house told fax follow us the meeting being discussed would to be restore alliances weakened during the obama years. what do you thinkth that leadership could look like and do you think a camp david-type summit could potentially have success? to have the awill be leaders there and if you want to go for it, have prime minister netanyahu of israel there, too. our arab partners in the region were pulling their hair out as they watched the nuclear weapons push in iran. they are

twin bombings and a shooting in the capital of tehran. iran's state media reports the attacks have killed 7 people and injured 35. this is the scene outside of iran's parliament building. state media reports that a suicide bomber sdetonated explosives inside the building. we are told there are hostages. it is unclear if it is still ongoing. look at this image. this is a manilowering a child from window in the parliament building among evacuations. this incident unfolding the same time as a bomb attack at the khomeini shrine south of tehran. >>> now to the concerns that russia is trying to create rifts with the u.s. and closest gulf allies. after russian hackers planted a fake news report with qatar news agency that spurred a new middle east crisis. cnn is in doha, kwqatar. what do we know? >> reporter: chris, the qatari state news agency had the story coming out quoting the ruler of qatar where he was critical of neighboring countries like saudi arabia and praising iran and islamic power and critical of the united states and saying presid

there have been multiple attacks in that country's capital of tehran. it's left several people dead, dozens more wounded. >> and a possible hostage situation could be happening right now. iran's state run news agency reports several attackers stormed the parliament building. there are report at least five people have been killed there. as that attack was happening, another group attacked a shrine, killing two people. >>> get to some local news now.

tehran today, london, paris, manchester in the past weeks. as it fights for its diminishing hartland, isis has vowed it will strike its enemies at home. it may be a desperate tactic, scott, but it continues to claim victims. >> pelley: mark phillips in our london newsroom. mark, thank you and police in london today recovered a body from the thames river believed to be the eighth fatality from saturday's van and knife attack on london bridge. dozens were hurt. ten are still in critical condition. the police shot and killed three attackers. coming up on the "cbs evening news," the defense challenges the story told by bill cosby's accuser. and later, china looks not to washington but california to fight climate change. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ do yno, not really. head & shoulders? i knew that not the one you think you know the tri action formula cleans removing up to 100% of flakes protects and even moisturizes for sofia vergara hair you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in

jeff: did tehran surprise you? michael: it did not. it surprised me it took this long. 2013, or stopping mechanism that al qaeda h.q. org mechanism that al qaeda h.q. was no more. namely, that safeguard was don't go after the iranians. why? there was a letter written saying for years you have told us to avoid hitting the great enemy because doing so would 2013, 2014, that signaled to me the safeguardjeopardize the s and personnel stationed in iran. now all bets are off. they feel brazen enough to have the islamic republic at home. jeff: you mentioned places like mosul and they are prepared to move away but they are not giving these places up. michael: fight to the last man, but the last man defined by senior leadership. not everybody. they are booby trapping these neighborhoods. hundreds of fighters to really bleed and cause the immense suffering of not just the civilian population, but incoming shia militia groups, iraqi army and any american troops. killing americans. whilst doing this and plunging the country into a state of chaos a

iranian state media say four attackers have stormed the nation's parliament building in the middle of tehran shooting and wounding at least eight people. a suicide bomber also blew himself up inside the building. lawmakers and reporters were ordered to remain in place inside the chamber. and about ten miles away, at least one person was killed after a gunman and a suicide bomber attacked a shrine to the ayatollah khomeini. a security guard was killed in that attack. authorities say two gunmen were taken into custody. >>> isis claiming responsibility for the attack while tehran has not been the target of terror attacks by the islamic group, isis propaganda has been directed at iran. the country's backing militia who are fighting isis in iraq. we're going to continue to keep an eye on the situation there in the middle east. >>> meanwhile, we're also keeping an eye on the big headline out of washington where we have some new details about what former fbi director james comey will reveal when he testifies for the first time since being fired. >> yeah, president trump appears to be focusing thoug

guards in iran have accused saudi arabia and the united states of involvement in twin assaults in in tehranbombers and gunmen killed at least 12 people and injured dozens more. saudi arabia has denied having anything to do with the attack which so—called islamic state said it carried out. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. gunfire. it is the middle of the morning, and iran's parliament is under attack as never before. four gunmen, some reportedly dressed as women, have burst in, armed with grenades and explosive vests. security forces surround the parliamentary complex, as those inside, including children, try to escape. incredibly, as the attack continues, some mps in the chamber carry on with their parliamentary business. the group that calls itself islamic state claims the gunmen are theirs. is is fighting iranian backed militias in syria and iraq, but this is the first time the sunni jihadis have struck in the heart of shia iran. as the attack progresses, is posts a video supposedly from inside. one gunman says, "hold on", in english, another shouts in arabic, "we're

tehran and telaviv. so saudi arabia is no friend of israel. do they cooperate with israel some, yes. but their missiles are pointed at telaviv. the other missiles are pointed out tehran. are these missiles nuclear capable? yes. they are not thought to be nuclear tipped, meaning they have not been armed with nuclear missiles, but everyone in the arms community says they could carry nuclear payload if altered. should we send arms to saudi arabia? here's another quote from bob graham. this is a a para phrase. he says there is an abundance of evidence that the saudis were explicit in 9/11. have we forgotten that 15 out of the 19 hijacks were from saudi arabia? have we forgotten the missing 28 pages that they kept from the american public for over a decade. when you read the 28 pages that have now been released they tend to implicate saudi arabia. they tend to indicate that the attackers were befriended by a government agent from saudi arabia. there is an abundance of information that implicates saudi arabia in 9/11. in fact, this very congress vot

launches missiles targeting militants in eastern syria in retaliation for recent terror attacks in tehran claimed by i sold. overseas r.t. international the news with me calling for a hearing in moscow it's now two pm this monday it's midday in london where in the past few minutes to reason may the prime minister's been giving a statement on the steps of number ten following the emergency security cobra meeting it's after a van was driven into pedestrians near a mosque in north london just after midnight she said that every aspect of the attack was sickening and it was targeting the muslim community this was an attack on muslims their place of worship and like all terrorism in whatever form it shares the same fundamental goal. it seeks to drive us apart and to break the precious bonds of solidarity and citizenship that we share in this country. it's being treated as a terror attack several people were injured one person died at the scene the incident took place in the north of london police first responded to reports of a collision within a minute of it happening crowds were leaving ramad

baghdadi was reportedly killed again, after this may 28th date, there was the attack in kabul, in tehran, in london. >> yeah. >> glor: it all continued unabated. >> exactly. again, i.s.i.s., it's a miscon accepts and sometimes the media plays into this wrongly. it has always been i.s.i.s.'s strategy the do what they are doing now, to hit london, to hit paris, to hit brussels, to hit the united states. the difference was zarqawi never got that plank of his global conspiracy off the ground nearly so well as these guys. so while it is true they are probably emphasizing or trying to accelerate foreign attacks as they continue to lose ground in syria and iraq, this is always part of the grand plan, and they have already made preparations for when raqqa falls, and mosul falls to fan out, that's why you see them in southeast asia and trying to make inroads. attacking iran for them had been unprecedented. in fact, they blamed bin laden and al quaida specifically for preventing sunni jihadis from attacking iraq. >> glor: tehran, that surprised you? >> it didn't surprise me. it surprised me it too