today, hamid will drive us around tehran all day. finally, a good assignment for him. >> i have a few customers who still have not going out because of the coronavirus crisis. i go to the bank for them or shopping in the supermarket. but i still only earn half as much as before the coronavirus crisis. >> our first stop is tehran's grand bazaar. here, you'll understand why the numbers are going up again, he says. hamid stops at the entrance gate, saying he'll go no further than here. >> i don't go in there. it's very narrow and it's covered. it's way too crowded. the risk of getting infected is too high. you can see for yourself. i don't need to say any more. >> most people in tehran are wearing masks, but hardly anyone observes social distancing rules. we have an appointment with dr. anissian, an immunologist and adviser to the national coronavirus committee. in just six days, he built a covid-19 emergency clinic, with the help of private donations. iran is experiencing a second wave of infections. the government is reporting over 20

just to fully don the house it's a nice enough to love our goal was to travel home from tehran by lead off and on from the language and we immediately thought of taking this train it's low enough that you can really take in a lot of the landscape feed from that lot of chuffed with because. this room is looking for someone to break her hair in the do who express it goes without saying that you can ask fellow travelers for help can i ask you something could you break my hair. sure how. maybe start in the middle. then smiting. down what's your name stepped up pleased to meet you cept out i'm using we got on in cars. i study english literature and cars while i'm doing agricultural science. son is a successful archaeology student who doesn't have to worry about his professional future but he is concerned about his private life. and joining us. on the bridge i've been mulling this over st i had an argument with my girlfriend before leaving she wanted me to choose between her and the door express that i decided to travel it's there but when we're back and i'm going to all wait with flowers in

will speak to those jabari in tehran in just a moment 1st let's go live to see of course you know who's there for a sinister imbalance in cinema tell us more about what president one had to say. well nick president are gone so that he would be taking the legal and diplomatic measures and the 1st step was that ancora chief persecutors office launched an investigation on the administrators of the have the magazine how this investigation is going to find any reactions in the international public opinion as is and i'm known but this is a 1st step from president don apparently he said that these not taking this insult on the what he called insall the only cover of the magazine as personal but he was upset because the prophet mohammad the dearest of them loose them a world was insulted in his own words but he didn't stop heightening the tension by calling the west for real and ching crusades and some other words that he used and he he said that the west mocking a slum is a way to relaunch the crusades basically and he framed that incident as xenophobic and is a must for big in terms of the no

more sanctions on iran's banking sector it's the latest move to curb what washington describes as tehran's nuclear ambitions and terror activities the measures blacklist almost all of iran's financial sector. courtesans president says he'll resign once a new cabinet is appointed protesters forced the resignation of the government on tuesday parliament has failed to get enough members together to agree on who should be prime minister. the organizers of next week's u.s. presidential debate have refused to overturn their decision to hold the event virtually that's despite donald trump's doctor stating in a letter that he would be cleared to resume public activities from saturday his challenger joe biden says the debate should be delayed by a week and held in person something midterm campaign agreed to. 6 people have been charged with trying to kidnap the governor of the u.s. state of michigan the f.b.i. says the men were planning to take gretchen with from her vacation home they even improvised bombs reports. thank you attorney general michigan news of the city's address last night the f.b.i.

my father has been transferred to tehran symmetry there will be a prayer for him there on friday then they will be transferred to his birth town mashad we want to bury him beside fidel say the great poet. the 1st verse during his career should gerry and trying to stay above politics and with the people but in 2009 he had to choose during anti-government demonstrations he spoke out in favor of protest is the iranian government reacted by banning his music state media boycotted him and yet his popularity. he took the side of the people and the combination of all of that is mastery of the little. popularity also is correct timely political scene with me and really popular and among political options. that respect was witnessed upon his d.s. president hassan rouhani and foreign minister zarif tweeted in condolence serif wrote maestro should jerry and was a great and true ambassador of iran who children and most of all her culture i extend my deepest condolences to iranians across the world and particularly to his loved ones. included this video should gerry and singing the famous persian

katty: whether it is in tehran or in the dada refugee camps, people are watching this election.been nearly five months since a george floyd died with the policeman's knee on his neck. the gruesome killing in minneapolis thrust of the issue of racial justice onto the american election agenda and built momentum for reforms. but it is difficult to turn political opportunity interview change. our correspondent returned to minneapolis to find out why. reporter: in the neighborhood where george floyd died, locals who know the streets have stepped in to secure them, with regular patrols to try and prevt crime before it happens, to safeguard the community without relying on police. >> we are just helping our community feel safe against april who were supsed to protect us. they have not been protecting us like we should be protected, so we are taking it upon ourselves without using weapons. we are just peacemakers. reporter: minneapolis was ground zero for movement to change the way the country is policed. with the eyes of the world watching, the city was going to set an example. but it

more from the capital, tehran. >> he became a widow in july at the age of 40.ittle more than a year after getting married, she and her husband became infected with covid-19 around the same time. she received treatment at home while her husband who had a pre-existing health condition was admitted to hospital and within 24 hours, taken to the intensive care unit. >> when he was leaving me to go to the hospital, he told me he would return. even though i was sick myself, i went to the hospital and begged them to let me see him in the icu, but i was not allowed because he was on a ventilator. less than a week after he was admitted, i woke up with a feeling i had lost something. i knew something bad had happened, i did not want to accept it. >> she is one of more than 32,000 iranians who have lost lives to covid-19 sense the pandemic began in february. on saturday for the first time since then, the country's supreme leader met in person with the people in charge of dealing with the virus. he urged the authorities to prioritize public health above all else. >> when th

intelligence officials accuse iran and russia of trying to meddle in the upcoming elections saying tehran and moscow access voter registration day tiles and they say iran is behind threatening to mouse sent to american voters. plus the court from pope francis for same sex civil unions sparks mixed reactions around the world observers are calling the pontiff the clearest language yet on gay rights and christianity. and could plastic trash become part of life underwater an animated movie with a fresh take on the problem of plastic pollution makes a splash at this year's student oscar awards. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program germany's public health body says the country could face an uncontrollable spread of corona virus infections the robert cock institute has recorded a new high for daily cases and warns that covert 19 death rates are set to rise or thora teams have issued new travel warnings and are urging people to stick to the rules in an attempt to curb the spread of the virus but stricter measures could be yet to come. it's the highest number of new covert 1000 infections t

intelligence officials accuse or read in russia trying to meddle in the upcoming elections saying tehran and moscow accessed voter registration details and they say iran's behind threatening emails sent to american phone use. and could stick trash becomes part of life underwater an animated movie with a fresh take on the problem plastic pollution makes a splash this year's student screwed. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany is again reporting a record number of corona virus infections the robert koch institute for disease control has recorded more than 11000 daily cases the man responsible for her. the pandemic german health minister announce wednesday that he himself has tested positive for 19 strict social distancing measures during captain meetings means other ministers will not quarantine this government spokesman said well authorities in the southern german state very are warning of even tighter restrictions if infection rates continue to rise one area in the region was already put into law on tuesday. nearest trick sions are now in place in the diary and town o

intelligence officials accuse your friend and russia trying to meddle in the upcoming elections saying tehran and moscow expects access to voter registration details and they say read is behind threatening emails sent to american voters. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany is again reporting a record number of corona virus infections the robert culp institute for disease control has recorded more than 11000 daily cases the man responsible for handling the pandemic german health minister. announced wednesday that he himself. has tested positive. but strict social distancing measures during cabinet meetings means other ministers will not have to quarantine a government spokesperson said well authorities in the southern german state of beriah are warning of even tighter restrictions if infection rates continue to rise one area in the region was already put into law tuesday. nearest trick sions are now in place in the bury in town of but the. schools and kindergartens are closed and leaving one's house is only permitted with a valid reason the town has registered over 260 case

planned for at casablanca, cairo, moscow, tehran, dumbarton oaks, and yalta.46 and later 50 nations were there but there in spirit, too, were the victims of warsaw, coventry, shanghai. the hopes of the living and the dead were concentrated in the hands of the representatives meeting at san francisco. together, they organized a huge problem ahead of them. the discussion and amendment of the proposals prepared at dumbarton oaks. each nation was represented on all four large commissions, set up to work out the general provisions of the united nations charter and the actual structure of the general assembly, security council, and judicial organizations. these committees were divided into smaller working groups, 12 in all. chinese, english, russian, french, and spanish were the standard means of exchange among many languages spoken. and in nine weeks, the charter was ready to go before the participating governments for ratification. in the general assembly of the united nations organization, each member will have one vote. any matters within the scope of the charte

in tehran so they really dismissing this as something that was prearranged and it's very much in termsbody paid for something to get something in return in terms of iran sudan relationship it's interesting to note that they were very close until 2016 every iranian president prior to the honey had paid a visit to khartoum and the previous president of sudan omar bashir had visit at teheran twice there was a very strong between the 2 countries they sever ties in 2016 and that had a lot to do with saudi arabia and iran's relationship as well as a relationship with saudi arabia in january of 2016 in reaction to an execution that was carried out in saudi arabia of a shiite cleric the number of people stormed the saudi embassy in tehran and that's when the saudis withdrew their ambassador and sever ties and sudan followed suit at the same time and they haven't had a relationship since then but historically they've been very close and this by the fact that over the past few years they haven't had a relationship this will just be another event that will. drive them further apart and make any k

generation and when he died many iranians could not mourn alone mohammad reza should cerium died in tehran on thursday after a nearly 2 decades battle with cancer for more than 50 years he was an ambassador of persia new zick and resonated with iranians through song. the maestro was an honor for our country his value was not appreciated as much as he deserved it a felon and years must come for the value of such a person to be truly perceive god as word spread muna swarm to the hospital despite much of the capital being almost down to counter rising covered 19 infections. during his career should gerry in trying to stay above politics and with the people but in 2009 he had to choose during anti-government demonstrations he spoke out in favor of protest is the iranian government reacted by banning his music state media boycotted him and yet his popularity. each took the side of the people and the combination of all of that is mastery of the little. popularity. could rock timely. and really popular and respected among. that respect was witnessed upon his death president hassan rouhani and for

across 31 provinces which have all been declared red zones by the health ministry now in the capital tehranwhich is one of the hardest hit provinces the health officials have said that as of last friday the hospitals will no longer be receiving any non-emergency patients and that they will set up field hospitals if the cases of patients continue to increase as they have for the past few weeks meanwhile ordinary iranians who are living under crippling economic sanctions imposed by the united states are desperately trying to make ends meet in very difficult circumstances it's becoming increasingly difficult to expect people to say home when they receive no financial assistance from the governments e.u. countries are coordinating coronavirus travel restrictions they've agreed not to restrict people from traveling between so-called green states countries will be assigned traffic light colors based on their latest infection rates until now each country has been making its own rules creating a complicated patchwork of regulations. the netherlands is imposing new restrictions of record daily incre

carried out in saudi arabia of a shiite cleric the number of people stormed the saudi embassy in tehranand that's when the saudis withdrew their ambassador and sever ties and sudan followed suit at the same time and they haven't had a relationship since then but historically they've been very close and this might the fact that over the past few years they haven't had a relationship this will just be another event that will. drive them further apart and make any kind of a reconciliation between the 2 countries that much more difficult going as election commission says presidents often called day one sunday's poll securing a controversial 3rd term condé one with almost 60 percent of the vote his main opponent and yellow barely got 34 percent counted supporters cheered as the announcement was made meantime the army is out on the streets to quell demonstrations at least $26.00 people have been killed since sunday's election nigeria's president has acknowledged that many lives have been lost during 2 weeks of protests people continue to block a major roads and set fires in lagos there's been

carried out in saudi arabia as a shiite cleric the number of people stormed the saudi embassy in tehran and that's when the saudis withdrew their ambassador and sever ties and that sudan followed suit at the same time and they haven't had a relationship since then but historically they've been very close and this by the fact that over the past few years they haven't had a relationship this will just be another event that will. drive them further apart and make any kind of a reconciliation between the 2 countries that much more difficult ethiopia some of the u.s. ambassador to president trump suggested that egypt might blow up ethiopia's ground renee some stuff projects been a source of tension since construction began in 2011 ethiopia sadat of egypt a failed to reach agreement after nearly a decade of the. vote reports i want to just congratulate all the words of pride off to brokering going to agreement between sudan and israel to normalize ties but president donald trump's next remarks suggested a new conflict in the mideast africa region it's a very dangerous situation because egypt

daily totals since the pandemic began and not all iranians are respecting the rules of a small from tehran. this is batman hospital it's one of the 118 hospitals here in the capital which has been turned exclusively into a facility which deals with covert 1000 patients there are over 500000 people in iran who have been infected so far and over 29000 people have died 4500 people are currently in critical condition across 31 provinces which have all been declared red zones by the health ministry now in the capital tehran which is one of the hardest hit provinces the health officials have said that as of last friday the hospitals will no longer be receiving any non-emergency patients and that they will set up field hospitals if the cases of patients continue to increase as they have of the past few weeks meanwhile ordinary iranians who are living under crippling economic sanctions imposed by the united states are desperately trying to make ends meet in very difficult circumstances plus the months before the show the impact on businesses in people's incomes but big companies are under a lot of

sanctions there's not been much budging from tehran so far how much of an impact do you think these latest ones will have. they will have there's no question that in the present. picture with the pandemic around an additional sanctioning of 18 new brain bangs basically cutting off the complete financial sector of the country from the global financial infrastructure will of course heard the we can stand we'll of course in the efforts fly out by foreign countries to improve the human terran situation in iran it is a political move by the us the us or gambling on using their economic might their power over the global financial infrastructure to all pacify any potential opponents from russia china iran venezuela or even germany as are u.s. sanctions now and we'll see what this will lead to do you think getting change in iran's behavior given the world economy but i sneeze all through 2020 no i don't believe that i think this is the 11 of the things where a human nature comes into play and human nature does not like to sit counter or anybody who is things he's to be stronger or clever or might

we have more from tehran, iran's capital. how are officials are reacting to the accusation? had anything to do with any interference in the u.s. election. they even summoned the swiss ambassador who represents u.s. interests in iran to complain about the accusations but the chief john rat cliff is accusing iran of obtaining voter registration information and more seriously of sending so-called spoof emails from the far right group proud boys supposedly in order to intimidate voters and incite unrest and damage president trump. if the spoof emails are true, this he don't bare the hallmarks of a particularly sophisticated attack that say the russians or the chinese are capable. more within the capabilities of the iranians. now senior iranian officials here have been up in arms for days saying that unlike the united states, iran doesn't meddle in elections of other countries. they've been demanding that the u.s. and what they call a vicious and dangerous accusation, against iran, that they say are ridiculous and they even accuse u.s. politicians of cooking up this entire scenar

hospitals are becoming overwhelmed i said bag has more now from tehran authorities are concerned that the situation here in iran over the last 24 hours has been 4000 new infections but it's not only about the new infections which the country is the highest the country has ever seen since the start of this pandemic back in february yesterday the death toll of the 24 hour period was 235 that matched the highest the country has seen back in july in the country's 2nd wave of the pandemic now officials are saying the country is now experiencing a wave and they describe the situation in the around the capital of iran as catastrophic a tsunami and critical and this city is under semi lockdown schools and universities are to remain closed gyms and close trimming pools are also supposed to remain closed as well as coffee shops but we've been outside on the streets of tehran and not everyone is adhering to that some businesses remain open and that's one of the challenges for the authorities here is a back up here and to those health protocols yes people are wearing masks yes people are sanitizi

regrettable this is not something that the muslim world will accept and the french ambassador in tehran had also been summoned to the foreign ministry on monday and also on wednesday during his weekly cabinet meeting we heard from president hassan rouhani here's what he had to say. chatter that. disrespecting the prophet incites violence and it's immoral westerners must understand that all muslims love the prophet and so can the prophet means insulting muslims and all prophets if the western europe claim they want peace and security then they must stop interfering in the internal issues of muslims the prophet told us to respect those we hope those who made mistakes will compensate for it and respect all religions these words by the president echo the sentiments that we've heard within iran over the past few days but of course iran has had a very close relationship with the french president money during the debates and discussions they had over the nuclear agreement it was president rouhani and president crown who were on the phone with each other a number of times so this has an escalat

. >> in tehran, the american embassy is in the hands of several hundred iranian students. >> 52 americans were being held hostage in iran, during an election year and there was no end in sight. >> it must be made clear that the failure to the release the hostages will involve increasingly heavy cost to iran and to its interests. >> in 1980, jimmy carter and his staff believed that if they could show progress in freeing the hostages that would be enough, that would take him over. >> larry is director on of the university of virginia center for politics. >> what they did not count on, is that the promises from the cy before the tuesdays election. so, basically americans were told right before they went to the polls, that it was either hopeless or they had better try somebody new who would try new things to get the hostages back. >> so that was an october surprise that jimmy carter thought was going to help him, but it reversed. >> it helped reagan instead. >> 1980, might have been when the term october surprise was coined but the to benutehturn of events, was abraham lincoln. >> he a octobe

behind recent intimidating e-mails targeting american voters in multiple states they also stated that tehran in moscow obtained voter registration details with the goal of altering the but democratic voters in at least 4 background states received e-mails that threatened we will come after you if the recipients didn't vote for president donald trump well the f.b.i. announcement came as campaigning enters its final stages of the upcoming vote president trump was cheered by supporters in the battleground state of north carolina democrats meanwhile brought out their biggest star to stump for biden. hello 3rd of her. years and honks for former u.s. president barack obama at a drive in rally as he hit the campaign trail for joe biden the democratic nominee and his from i suppress it and it's obama didn't mince words when it came to current president donald trump. i get that this president wants full credit for the economy a narrative and 0 blame for the pandemic but here you know. but you know what the job doesn't work that what pointing at the television doesn't fix things. obama highlighted bid

reminded me of babak anvari's under the shadow, in which a mother and daughter are trapped in a besieged tehran of mati diop‘s atlantics, in which ghostly apparitions haunt a tale of imperilled senegalese migrants. matt smith is the housing officer who tells the couple to just fit in, but it's sope dirisu and wunmi mosaku who carry the film, making us care about their plight and share their dreams and nightmares. this is my house! one of the greatest horror novels of all time, the haunting of hill house, was written by shirley jackson, herself the subject of the new film shirley byjosephine decker. i'm well within the bounds of our agreement. hm... our agreement didn't include sluts interrupting my dinner. handmaid's tale star elisabeth moss plays jackson as a brittle, unstable presence who shares a toxic dependency with husband stanley, reminiscent of who's afraid of virginia woolf? into this household comes odessa young's rose, a pregnant young newlywed whom the author initially torments and ridicules. oh, so the writing's going well, then? please don't ever ask me that again. but as shirley

further evidence suggests that democratic voters were the ones targeted nbc is in tehran on reaction from there. >> reporter: tehran is vehemently denying all accusations saying unlike the united states iran doesn't interfere in the elections of other countries demanding the u.s. ends what they call vicious and dangerous accusations against iran accusing u.s. politicians of cooking up a scenario to undermine the confidence of american voters. interestingly, shep, they all added the caveat that they don't compare what the next occupant of the white house is because policy would be the same but in reality joe biden would be the lesser of two evils as they believe he would return to the nuclear deal and lift sanctions whereas president trump would only apply more pressure. >>> now, a cyber security company reports it found a hacker selling voter information data of nearly 150 million americans on the dark web. a lot of this information is publicly available if you pay for it but it does show how easily a foreign adversary can get their hands on all kinds of information to interfere in o

tested positive steinmeier is quarantining iran has extended coronavirus restrictions and closures in tehran into a 3rd week on saturday after its death row death toll rose above 30000 and australia's coronavirus hotspot victoria recorded only a single case on saturday the lowest daily number since early june and in german germany a chance i'm going back to has warned of difficult months ahead for the country with almost 8000 new corona virus infections recorded in the past 24 hours the highest figure since the start of the pandemic the chancellor has been calling on people in germany to work together to stem the spread of the virus and tough measures have already been introduced in some parts of the country. monsoon social distancing type of coronavirus restrictions have been in fools in the southwestern german city since wednesday there are bans on drinking alcohol last to 11 pm and master obligatory in public squares in the city center many of those rules will now be extended to the rest of the bag on monday the state premier is going to raise the coronavirus threat alert to the highest l

tehran denies. this state department spokesperson morgan ortagus with me now.nk you for coming back and time today. >> thanks, bill. any time. >> bill: have you had a hard line on iran. is this what you get in return? >> well, it certainly has been a challenge dealing with the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism on a number of i. we have, you know, their nuclear ambitions and of course fomenting terrorism in the region is what gets talked about the most. we have been warning about the cyber capabilities for quite some time. i think you will see the united states take action on this as we always have been holding the iranian regime accountable and the russians as well. the treasury department sanctioned russian individuals just in september for election interference. they did it again in 2019, so between the state department and the treasury department under the leadership of president trump, we do have a record of taking action for anyone who interferes in our election. >> bill: andy mccarthy on last hour. he called it the reaction idiotic and almost hys

sanctions tehran has been under restrictions for more than 3 weeks now but most people still go about their daily routines as president has found rouhani and the health minister have urged the public to help in fighting this virus saying that they can't do it on their own the government has set up kiosks like this one across the city where i don't like masks and hand sanitizers are sold at a lower price so that everyone can afford to follow the health ministries guidelines but what the government has failed to do is to provide any financial support to those who have lost their livelihoods because of the pandemic health officials have warned that the worst is yet to come as the winter cold and flu season is fast approaching but the spite the bleak warnings and the devastating loss has suffered she says she's hopeful about the future and involved we don't know if we will see to new year or not but what saves us is sympathy and solidarity with each other and love it was my husband's characteristics let's be with each other love each other and build hope. and hope is all there is now duri

, keeping our fingers crossed because otherwise i mean it is gorgeous out there look at that shot tehran. a beautiful fall day out there toward the golden gate bridge, no fog to speak of it is going to stay clear all night long the temperatures it's going to be spectacular the numbers may be 86 degrees downtown san francisco about the sunset you're looking at 72 right there near the beach 70 degrees golden gate park 74 in daly city. some downslope winds about 78 degrees out not of 79. in half moon bay inside the bay you're up in the 80's in the millbrae to 2 in brisbane 81 in san bruno 87 degrees tomorrow in san mateo 90 in mount view a lot of 90's into the south bay tomorrow afternoon 19 gamble, sunny and 90 degrees in saratoga 19 santa clara, a mid 90's into pleasanton about 96 in livermore heat advisories going up, especially the places inside the bay people are just aren't used to those real hot temperatures of course you get the hot weather. many of the interior valleys but well this time of year expect to start seeing things cool down but not just yet we're going to keep those temp

stories of imposed strict new measures to control the outbreak but as dosage of our reports from tehran not all iranians are respecting the rules. this is batman hospital it's one of the 118 hospitals here in the capital which has been turned exclusively into a facility. steel's with covert 900 patients there are over 500000 people in iran who have been infected so far and over 29000 people have died 4500 people are currently in critical condition across $31.00 provinces which have all been declared red zones by the health ministry now in the capital tehran which is one of the hardest hit provinces the health officials have said that as of last friday the hospitals will no longer be receiving any non-emergency patients and that they will set up field hospitals if the cases of patients continue to increase as they have of the past few weeks meanwhile ordinary iranians who are living under crippling economic sanctions imposed by the united states are desperately trying to make ends meet in very difficult circumstances past 3 months before this result of the impact on businesses and people

kiev is also standing by for us in rio de janiero but 1st let's go to dawson jabari who's there in tehran and this spike in the daily death toll in iran must be extremely concerning for everybody. certainly and so much so that just a short while ago on state t.v. the president hassan rouhani had his coronavirus task force meeting and it was broadcast live and one of the main messages from the president was that people need to not be alarmed there is no cause to panic but that the residents of the all the different provinces need to listen to the health officials and their warnings and their protocols that is one of the main reasons health officials believe these numbers keep increasing and an important point to highlight is that the numbers that we get from health officials to their own advice as well they are not actual true numbers they believe the real figures to be much higher than the ones they put out every day because a number of people don't actually report their symptoms or their cases to officials many people don't get tested in the country under the health care system unless th

across 31 provinces which have all been declared red zones by the health ministry now in the capital tehranwhich is one of the hardest hit provinces the health officials have said that as of last friday the hospitals will no longer be receiving any non-emergency patients and that they will set up field hospitals if the cases of patients continue to increase as they have for the past few weeks meanwhile ordinary iranians who are living under crippling economic sanctions imposed by the united states are desperately trying to make ends meet in very difficult circumstances it's becoming increasingly difficult to expect people to say home when they receive no financial assistance from the governments e.u. countries are coordinating coronavirus travel restrictions they've agreed not to restrict people from traveling between so-called green state countries will be assigned traffic light colors based on their latest infection rates until now each country has been making its own rules creating a complicated patchwork of regulations. the netherlands is imposing new restrictions off to wreck or daily

in tehran, schools, libraries, and masks are being closed -- and other institutions are being closed a week. the united states slapped fresh sanctions on iran, targeting 18 banks. it's an effort to shut iran out of the banking system. they reacted angrily, tweeting amid the pandemic, the u.s. regime wants to blow up our remaining channels. iranians will survive this latest round of cruelties, but starving the population is a crime against humanity. culprits will face justice. we have more from washington, d.c. >> perhaps the biggest criticism of the tribe demonstration's sanctions against iraq -- trump administration's sanctions on iran, this is hurting the iranian people. we have heard that coming from not just eu nations, but also from a wide range of humanitarian organizations around the world. the treasury department, when it announced this latest round of sanctions against these 18 iranian banks, said the banks would still have exemptions so that they could bring in funds to facilitate the purchase of emergency food and medicine to serve the iranian people. of course, people hav

palo alto 75 in san jose, 83 warm still in livermore 68 in oakland, 69 degrees in berkeley 71 in tehran, 73 degrees in the napa valley unstable in the still checking in. at 84 degrees in warm tonight, mostly clear inland we are seeing some dense fog that is beginning to spill into the along the coastline watch out for that. then tomorrow, sunny and warmer going to see more of a norm league voted the wind picking up breezy over the mountain tops in the north a little windy. i think as we get in toward the afternoon and then as we head in toward the rather lot of part of week we'll see above normal temperatures high fire danger. i think some very gusty winds, especially on thursday maybe again over the weekend. until we get the rain we're going to see this kind of play out again and again you see these weak systems roll over the top of the ridge that ridge starts to strengthen all of a sudden we get that northerly component the winds going to see more of that on the way again for the next few days and probably the next 7 maybe 10 days unless we see a change in the weather pattern and more

grand mosque there and this is the scene in iran, a protest being held outside the french embassy in tehranat middle east -- a middle east correspondent tweeted you won't find any middle eastern leader defending macn. the be friends can hope for is that the leaders say nothing and included a tweet with the lebanese response. reporter: what is interesting about the middle east is in some ways, we are seeing a muted response. yes, we have seen some french goods taken off the ss,ermarket shel yes, we have seen some rosmall scalests. then we sawhe incident earlier today in saudi arabia, when a french guard outside the consulate inoa aal city was attacked. his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening and it still is not clear what the motivation for that attack is. st there inger in the middle east because they feel, especially president macron, that he is not respecting islam by defending the french cartoon, charlie hebdo, defending their right toublish pictures of the prophet mohammed. many muslims find that and macron's position as untenable. karin: next, let's hear fromfr a ch islami

tehran, today w have had an authorities saying that the test kits areot reliable.ate.estesults are we're talking about people who are being tested and the result comes negative and they actually have been, have been ill tut nobody knoy have covid. it is very difficult to get a st and also it is very difficult to find a bed in severe conditions. we have people going from hospital to hospital begging for their loved ones to be taken in, and theed hospitals are ref because they have run out of beds. >> goodness. a similar story really in so many parts of the world. thank you so much. updating us on iran. ♪ tensions a escalating between france and some muslim majority countries over president macron's pledge to tackle radical islam in the wake of the killing of a french teacher. turkas been most vocal. here is what president erdogan had to say today. >> i am now telling my nation s just as they aing and france not to buy anything from tucker'iends. i call on my nation here to not paattention to french labeled goods. do not buy them. >> well, the row started after the f

carried out in saudi arabia of a shiite cleric the number of people stormed the saudi embassy in tehrant's when the saudis withdrew their ambassador and sever ties and sudan followed suit at the same time and they haven't had a relationship since then but historically they've been very close and this by the fact that over the past few years they haven't had a relationship this will just be another event that will. drive them further apart and make any kind of a reconciliation between the 2 countries that much more difficult. all in all the stories we're following at least 18 people have been killed by a suicide bomber in afghanistan's capital kabul device detonated outside a young adult education center in the west of kabul late in the afternoon 57 people are now being treated in hospital for the injuries i still says it was behind the attack violence has spiked in recent weeks despite peace talks between the government and the taliban. well now france has recalled its ambassador from tokyo off to present russia type on suggested his french count get mental treatment of his attitude tow

by those protesters that's when the saudis to remove their diplomats recalled their diplomats from tehran and it severed all diplomatic ties with iran and sudan was one of the countries that followed suit along with saudi arabia after that happened and since then iran has not had any kind of diplomatic relationship with sudan but prior to that they were very very close there was a point where the former president of sudan omar al bashir a visit to iran twice and every reigning president prior to the current one has some rouhani visited khartoum to strengthen ties between both sides there was even a time when the hamas leadership spoke of how the weapons they were getting from iran were going through sudan to reach them in the gaza strip a charge of course that iran has denied about it just goes to show you that there was a very strong relationship with the sudanese government but that was absolutely severed as a result of saddam's relationship with saudi arabia in 2016 and this development now is likely to actually hinder any kind of a repertoire between iran and sudan in the future or so

out in the saudi arabia of a shiite cleric the number of people still on that the saudi embassy in tehran and that's when the saudis withdrew their ambassador and sever ties and sudan followed suit at the same time and they haven't had a relationship since then but historically they've been very close and this fight the fact that over the past few years they haven't had a relationship this will just be another events that will drive them further apart and make any kind of a reconciliation between the 2 countries that much more difficult there are such a border talking to us from turkey thank you very much indeed. well during that announcement on sudan president tom went on to suggest that egypt might blow up ethiopia's grand renaissance dumb the project has been a source of tension since construction began in 2011 if the o.p.'s sudan and egypt have failed to reach agreement after nearly a decade of negotiations if he'll be a build the ground on his own stem of the blue nile that's the source of most of the novel's water egypt and sudan downstream they fear their water supplies could be at

it said it will remove saddam from the list of state sponsors of tehran if khartoum compensates us victims of terrorist attacks the trial of a distraction recently also brokered diplomatic ties between israel and the united arab emirates. but the move has angered palestinians though israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu hailed the deal as the beginning of a new era for israel. i don't. today we declare another dramatic breakthrough for peace and not our country joints of sorrow this time. what a great development and through dr 967 the 3 nos of the arab and he got loving from no to peace of israel no recognition of israel and no negotiations with israel i mean if you like today to my saying yes to peace with israel yes to recognition of israel and yes or no my sanction of israel this is a new era you don't choose for peace is proceeding with 3 our countries in the last few weeks so much membership well you know i spoke to journalist sami so-called interest time and i asked him what impact he still would have on international relations this will. been the is rarely a position. in the mi

washington claims fund the uranian revolutionary guard the move has provoked a stern response from tehran. the u.s. must be ready to respond to the damages it's inflicted on the iranian people during the wood drilled period as it returns to the. agreements and of course prepared to make other commitments about not repeating such violations while many view this sanctions as an attempt by the trump team to scupper any chances of a new deal with iran should there be a change of president and while joe biden has pledged to rejoin the iran nuclear agreement he said he will keep restrictions in place or to run supposedly human rights abuses and support of alleged terror groups killam up and has been looking at how can they get from both sides of the pew their foreign policies actually have more in common than you may think. the trump administration has imposed sanctions like mad country after country that has earned washington's ire has been hit with banking isolation trade restrictions and other acts that amount to basically economic warfare no president in all of us history has imposed as man