we saw it in tehran, this is a moment. the u.s. response is crucial here.ami. this got a lot of attention. he gave examples in kosovo. >> clinton in kosovo with air strikes. there's be many, many opportunities -- >> are you suggesting air strikes in cuba? >> what i'm suggesting is that that option is one that has to be explored and cannot be discarded as an option that is not on the table. >> martha: do you think u.s. military action is something that should be on the table here? >> i think the action should be that the u.s. should be standing up at the united nations calling a hearing in the security council about what is happening in cuba right now. the u.s. needs to be holding a hearing at the human rights council. if they wanted to join it, why are you not calling out your colleague saying what are you doing? this is why we keep the embargo and why we need other countries to join. it's that pressure that will get the dictatorship to stop. >> it's amazing how close it came to maduro and 49 nations gathers and he's still there, this is interesting. secret

he mentions to ron, we especially in tehran. he mentions to ron. we hear— especially in tehran.and we have a new leader coming in as well, so i guess this is an early test of his approach to these kinds of challenges. i agree with ou. these kinds of challenges. i agree with yon it's _ these kinds of challenges. i agree with you. it's an _ these kinds of challenges. i agree with you. it's an early _ these kinds of challenges. i agree with you. it's an early test. - these kinds of challenges. i agree with you. it's an early test. i - with you. it's an early test. i would say that one of the tests will be on saturday because the people that reside in the north of iran, the checks have called for demonstrations can already the regime has started to join demonstrations can already the regime has started tojoin dan and the other gem —— demonstrations. already the regime is trying to intimidate people to arrest them in order to prevent them from taking place. so i think on saturday, we will have a task. it also i wouldn't be surprised if the regime this piece might hear, release water,

they were so confident to get this woman to venezuela to fly her from caracas to tehran.e've underscored this many times -- who let this new scenario be a wake-up call that we have iranian operatives also at south america in brazil, argentina, in bolivia and, of course, in venezuela where they feel the most comfortable with their operatives. so this is a huge wake-up call. and, again, if we want to connect the dots, why are we at the negotiating table with the sworn enemy? eric: finally, the fact that the administration they were able to get this case, also involving an iranian-american woman, a 46-year-old woman in california who was charged with helping facilitate some of the finances, what would you say to the attorney general of the united states, directly to the president of the united states and to the american people watching right now about the iranian threat? right here, right now, here in our home? >> yeah, great question. i would say wake up. you know, put our partisan politics aside and look at the facts. this woman looks like your average woman who's about to

can't make the mistake that we made in the green revolution in tehran where the obama administration more concerned about the jcpoa than the iranian people. i'm glad to see -- it's a little late but interesting from the white house, seems to be right but we need to do more. we have to put our foot on the pedal here and help the cuban people find freedom for the first time in 70 years. >> martha: great point, a different saying we support your freedom of speech and your right to protest peacefully and not to be attacked by the military and saying we support your quest for freedom. we believe that the people of cuba should be free. that would be a stronger statement, wouldn't it? >> absolutely. remember the euphoria we had when we saw the eastern germans getting on the wall and folks on both sides of the wall taking sledge hammers to it and seeing the guard stand aside? seeing the wall come down and seeing freedom come to romania, poland, east germany, the baltics. after we saw democracy crushed in hong kong, after what's gone on with russian troops in syria, the genocide there. after

now they're on display for the first time in their home, tehran., i thought it was happening abroad. but no, it's happening here. it's a real surprise. i didn't know we had any warhol work. these, like hundreds of other pieces, were bought in the 1960s, by iran's empress, who posed for warhol herself. after the iranian revolution in 1979, these artworks remained locked away from sight in the museum's storage. the empress�* collection is one of the largest in the world, it counts 3,500 masterpieces and has been valued at over three billion euros. the museum�*s curators think it�*s time to start sharing their treasure with the public. people are much more up—to—date in iran than — about the west than west — about iran. andy warhol broke down barriers in the art world. the curators hope his work could do the same with some of the barriers between iran and the west. an israeli videographer has captured an unusual view of sheep. just take a look at this. the mesmerising and rather soothing aerial footage was shot by drone above a farm in peace valley in

i don't think it matters _ tehran? does that matter? i don't think it matters as _ tehran?is there. so i think what matters — the line is there. so i think what matters is — the line is there. so i think what matters is that two people who aren't — matters is that two people who aren't there any more, donald trump in the _ aren't there any more, donald trump in the us, _ aren't there any more, donald trump in the us, his— aren't there any more, donald trump in the us, his policy of maximum pressure — in the us, his policy of maximum pressure backed up by his administration brought us to essentially where we are, brought the reflex — essentially where we are, brought the reflex action from iran as it has more — the reflex action from iran as it has more and more from the deal. with the _ has more and more from the deal. with the biting administration being in a slight _ with the biting administration being in a slight quandary over where it goes. _ in a slight quandary over where it goes in — in a slight quandary over where it goes, in eight mexican standoff with the iranian

you were briefed on the recent talks in tehran involving a - talks in tehran involving a delegation of preference of the outcome, yes, the preference of the taliban was a political solution, without giving up on their military adventures. until such a thing happens, more clarity about the future of the country and immediate steps to be taken was that what was achieved was more clarity between both sides. 50 what was achieved was more clarity between both sides.— between both sides. so what was clarified? do _ between both sides. so what was clarified? do you _ between both sides. so what was clarified? do you believe, - between both sides. so what was clarified? do you believe, as- between both sides. so what was| clarified? do you believe, as they say, that they want a political solution, or was the main focus on the battlefield?— the battlefield? their views about elections, their _ the battlefield? their views about elections, their views _ the battlefield? their views about elections, their views about i elections, their views about leadership, the road map between now and the end

there is an argument that a harder line government in tehran might counterintuitively be helpful because it would give that new government and economic boost and it may be politically easier for a harder line government to do a nixon to china move than it would be for a relatively insecure reformist government to do the same thing again. but the ball is in their court. we have to see what happens. if they do agree to it, the politics have shifted a little bit in the united states because the trump administration pretty much demonstrated to anybody looking at things objectively that the alternative was iran racing to build a nuclear weapon and israel less secure and american troops less secure, our gulf allies less secure. it was not a brilliant success. i hear a lot from people who were opponents of the jcpoa when it was president obama negotiating it, giving president biden the benefit of the doubt. by the way, they instinctively trust biden's support for israel in a way i think they should have in the way they did for obama but did not for complicated reasons. it will be greeted cautio

president applying what he called maximum pressure as he tore up barack obama's nuclear deal with tehran in 2018. so where is joe biden on iran six months into his presidency? the president had promised to rejoin the deal, but talks in vienna aren't exactly going at lightning speed. in the last week iran's supreme national security council rejected a draft agreement negotiated indirectly with the u.s., and as a result the iranian economy remains under immense pressure due to u.s. sanctions. protests breaking out this week as ordinary iranians suffer from extreme heat and power outages and water shortages and, of course, the pandemic. so is there any hope for a new deal between iran and the united states? joining me now is robert malley, the u.s. special enjoy to iran. rob, thanks so much for come on the show tonight. i want to start by asking you about the vienna talks. iran has rejected the latest proposal, and some might say that's understandable. i spoke with democratic senator chris murphy from the senate foreign relations committee on this show a few weekses ago, and he said, look,

and european union push washington and tehran to get the 2015 nuclear deal back on track. actually do that? former cia station chief dan hoffman joins us next on that and much more. stay with us. ♪ you packed a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. like you fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ jason: the united states and iran are showing no signs of movement towards a nuclear agreement, despite several rounds of talks. the biden administration says iran is in violation of the 2015 nuclear deal and is calling on tehran to stop e

new reaction is coming in from tehran. thanks for being here. we begin this hour with major developments on capitol hill. senate democrats reaching agreement on a massive $3.5 trillion budget package, paving the way to pour federal resources into many of joe biden's top priorities, from expanding the child tax credit to offering paid medical leave to addressing climate change. there's clearly much more. in the next hour president biden will head to capitol hill to meet with senate democrats about it. all of this comes as the president is getting together today as well with a bipartisan group of governors and mayors from across the country to continue his push for a massive infrastructure deal. a lot going on. cnn's lauren fox is live on capitol hill. she's joining me now. lauren, what is in this new budget deal that they just announced? >> look, this is really the first step. democrats trying to cement the president's agenda items here. this broader package, this budget outline is expected to include other changes as well. it's not just traditio

the second -- the question you asked, i think the tehran talks, you see there are no women at all. satisfied with having four women involved among 42 men come but they choose the numr because it was 42 years of war but now it is 43 years of war and it is going to 44, unfortunately. i personal believe there's no harm to talk, what it should be conclusive. it should be coordinated. somebody sitting inoscow. somebody sitting in doha. 70 sitting in another part of the world, china for iran. could or should be coordinated and it should be a way to get out of this problem. afghan people should realize they are responsible for the country and should come to an idea and a plan to end the war in the country. it is very violent and people keep losing lives every day. amy: what to afghan women need most right now? >> i think they need recognition. they need to be recognized, first of all, and have to be included in the process. with inclusion -- of course, they should be supported. they will not get financial and political support, so that is really important that our existence should be reco

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a rainy and official speaking to tehran, called it faceless and ridiculous.s it plans to continue talks to revive the iran nuclear deal, shannon. >> shannon: david lee miller, thank you. an outbreak, vandalism of churches plaguing canada so what is going on with the neighbors to the north? why haven't we heard more about this? trying to get some answers some are calling anti-christian hysteria. chris, welcome. i saw your piece on this and i thought "what is the story and why haven't i heard more about this?" dozens of churches burned to the ground, vandalized. this is going on for a well and the numbers are growing. what is happening? >> something that has been going on probably crossed the west, for example massachusetts where i am from attacks one a year to about 15 cases in the last year. the media ignores it. it's all over the country but in canada a twisted turn where a history in canada where a government policy of trying to assimilate the indians children. this policy may have been good intentioned, but it wasn't handled well and it wasn't executed rig

and somehow bring her back to face authorities in tehran.t brave young woman in 2009 find out why the re--2019 to find out why the regime is so afraid of her. >> we are banned from singing and dances, banned from showing our hair. chris: masih alinejad is talking about laws in iran that bar women from so-called indecent behavior. >> when you go to iran, stand up for your dignity. chris: she spent the last 12 years mobilizing women to fight for freedom. >> when i fight, i'm not fighting against the foreign piece of class. i'm fighting against the main pillar of religious dictatorship. chris: seven years ago, she started a website called mytell mystealthyfreedom. >> i got bombarded by would by women iniran. chris: what happens to women who take off the hi jab, would sing or dance in public, what kind of risk are they taking. >> being a woman, that means you're at risk every day. chris: she didn't stop there. in 2017 she launched white wednesdays, urging men and women to wear that color in protest, the videos people sent became much bolder. she

the biden administration says iran is in violation of the 2015 nuclear deal and is calling on tehranng sanctions put in place when president trump withdrew from the agreement. dan hoffman is a former cia station chief and fox news contributor. he's here to weigh in. dan, thank you. first of all, thank you for your service to our nation. really do appreciate that. particularly on this 4th of july weekend. but i want to get your perspective on that and this iran nuclear deal and what you're seeing is happening right now. >> thank you. happy 4th of july to you and to all the viewers. iran wants us to get back into that very flawed jcpoa deal which even democrats did not support. that's why it never became a treaty. senator chuck you schumer was against it because of the nuclear sunset clauses, because it never addressed iran's ballistic missile program as well as iran's state sponsorship of terrorism. iran wants us to eliminate all the sanctions which eliminates the insense tip for them to come back and -- insec testify for -- incentive for them to come back and negotiate. the biden adm

they planned to kidnap her to venezuela, a country friendly to the regime, and from there to tehran.rior to that plot, he allegedly attempted to american's relatives to lure her to a third country where they would extract her back to iran, but the family members refused. last night, alinejad told me iranians have gotten used to being scared of their own government. >> the government in iran, they're scare of me. it gives me hope that the government is scared of the voice of people. because i'm the voice of people. >> reporter: in recent years, iran is becoming increasingly aggressive about seizing opposition journalists abroad. amid tensions over its tattered new deal. according to the indictment, five critics of regime were targeted. >> i keep it you're going keep writing? >> yeah. i am not going to give up. if they arrest me or kill me, they cannot keep the iranian people silent who are fighting for freedom. >> reporter: one of the suspects is in custody. the other four remain at large. the u.s. state department is watching closely as political unrest swells in countries around the

although tehran did host a meeting between taliban leaders and some senior african politicians beckon bag deece taliban fight. who's pushed out of color. you know, ordered to wakes at the cities gates until security forces surrendered day after day. the pressure boats with less than 20 percent of afghan stan now controlled by the afghan government charlotte bellis out to 0. while another base used by us troops in iraq has been attacked, at least 14 rockets landed on the i in alice. they are based in unbar province. 3 minor injuries have been reported. 3 miss falls were also fired towards the bass. on monday, the attacks are believed to be in response to the air strikes against the round back. the groups ordered by us president joe biden. last week. the way any plans to build the border fence to stop refugees and migrants entering from neighboring bella. ruth, it says it's struggling to cope with a sharp increase in arrival, mostly people who have come from the middle east and africa after bill of ruth relaxed efforts to stop them from crossing the border. the bell of ruffian president

pandemic delays and a collection of paintings by american pop arts pioneer andy warhol is on show in tehran for the 1st time clinic portraits of mick jagger, marilyn monroe, and jackie kennedy and aversion of war hole famous campbell. 2 cans are in the spotlight to the delight of visitors. the paintings have been lying dormant in the store room of the museum of contemporary art into around since the islamic revolution in 1979. well now to the work of photographers zach fun be young, who grew up in south africa, where he graduated top of his class at the national college of photography event, emigrated to europe, and spent some time as a commercial photographer before his urge to get a fresh look at nature made him see read the my name is zach someone young and i'm a photographer. i'm currently working on my modernized necessaries, which is photographed in, in for the photographer, uses the technique to create a real image world like this one, the fall. it turns pain can rate changing the natural environment almost into some kind of alien territory. and subtle greens from the trees become mo

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tehran also said the us and britain must stop linking the deal to a prisoner exchange.been held in vienna without a breakthrough. thousands of people have been protesting in france against new rules which will oblige health workers to be vaccinated against coronavirus. the restrictions also mean that people will need to show either a vaccine health pass or a negative covid test to enter public places including restaurants. since the rules were announced on monday, a record number of people have booked appointments to be vaccinated. the annual hajj pilgrimmage is getting under way in mecca with a reduced number of participants. only 60,000 people will be taking part because of covid restrictions. in normal years, around 2.5 million muslims from across the world would visit the holiest sites of islam in mecca and medina, a pilgrimage which all muslims are expected to make at least once in their lifetimes. high—level talks have begun between afghan political leaders and the taliban in the gulf state of qatar. the negotiations are an effort tojump—start a long—stalled proce

although tehran did host a meeting between taliban leaders and some senior ask and politicians beckon bag deece taliban fight. who's pushed out of color, you know, ordered to wakes at the cities gates until security forces surrendered. day after day, the pressure builds with less than 20 percent of f. ganna stand now controlled by the afghan government. charlotte bellis. out 0. a base he is by us troops in iraq has been attacked at least 14 rockets landed on the i another asset, air base and, and bar province. 3 missiles were also far towards that. on monday years, president barton ordered air strikes against iran bags. goods last week in indonesia is imposing tough new current restrictions. as the government warns the nation is yet to see the worst spiraling outbreak. another record of more than 34000 new infections were reported on wednesday. there were $1000.00 deaths around 7 times a daily wait a month ago. the johns hopkins university tracker shows over all around 2400000 cases. and then the 63000 lives lost to the corona virus whose the pandemic began. well, the government says

$46.00 baghdad is that you've been seen a drop and 14 q weights, bit of a drop, but notice 40 in tehran and nothing to relieve it, or a few showers in the mountains were man, possibly in south saudi, or kitty's active weather around the black sea for northern parts of turkey, but you see the dark red where the real heat has been. it spreads just across the border into western iraq. we saw 50 degrees there just yesterday. now obviously it starts hot but gets really hot by the end of the day. so that was the change in the color from door, but over night is pretty warm too. and when the wind drops as its doing see it ran doha fix. i was 38 humid degrees, most is is dry, heat hot, but rather bearable the trans forecast at 40 takes it very close to recorded. highest air record in july, which is in fact for the year, the hottest month. but they are just that he, 4th year went above average as well. not much change very much the month.

but notice 40 in tehran and nothing to relieve. there are a few showers in the maintenance man, possibly in south saudi or tidies active weather around the black sea for northern part of turkey. but you see the dark red where the real heat has been spent just across the border into western iraq. we saw 50 degrees there just yesterday. now obviously it starts halt. it gets really hot by the end of the day. so that was the change in the color from door, but overnight is pretty warm too. and when the wind drops as its doing see it ran, doha was 38 humid degrees. most is his dry heat hot, but rather bearable the trans full cost at 40 takes it very close to recorded. hi, sir. recorded in july, which is in fact for the year, the hottest month, but they are just 34 so you know what, above average, as well, not much change very much. the monsoon, which is keeping the monte curse cooler, also, keeps the somali case cool. 26 margaret issue brings a little bit array, but the bigger house are in the safe in highlands. the canon image represent

what are the prospects by which there will be a new, regarded as being more hard—line president in tehrane supreme leader and in a sense, not having that dichotomy between a more moderate reformist who was the architect of the iranian side of the 2015 nuclear deal. in a sense, it makes it less complex and clearer that the line is there. so i think what matters is that two people who aren't there any more, donald trump in the us, his policy of maximum pressure backed up by his administration brought us to essentially where we are, brought the reflex action from iran moving away as it has more and more from the deal. with the biden administration being in a slight quandary over where it goes, in a mexican standoff with the iranians, that is still a defining feature. and benjamin netanyahu in israel has gone, who was a major voice since forever. he was saying exactly the same things in the 1970s about iran then as he has been saying the past few years. there has not been a change in the attitude in israel, but it's less of a major issue for the political class there. you're also seeing the o

support of an iranian american journalist and voice of america host, who is an outspoken critic of tehran. last week she claimed to be the target of a kidnapping plot by iranian intelligence that was apparently foiled by the f. b. i . as i've mentioned, critics laughed at the hypocrisy and blinking statement, given washington's attitude to the likes of julian assange. now just a reminder, the journalist and wiki leeks founder has spent more than 2 years in a maximum security prison in london state side. the u. s. justice department has charged him under the espionage act, accusing him of leaking classified information back in 2010. if extradited to the u . s. a. san faces up to 175 years behind bars. we discussed the subject situation with author. daniel was there for things that no reporter is now safe. every american journalist will be under threat. i mean it's a, it's a, the prosecution of a sizes, a dagger aimed at the heart of us journalism. and that's what the, by the ministration is doing. and that's what antony blanca stands for. if the prosecution goes forward, the every journali

although tehran did host a meeting between taliban leaders and some senior african politicians beckon bag deece taliban fight. who's pushed out of color? you know, order to wakes at the cities. gates until security forces surrendered. day after day. the pressure builds with less than 20 percent of f. ganna. stan now controlled by the afghan government. charlotte bellis. out 0. and bay fused by us troops in iraq has been attacked. at least 14 rockets landed on the i and the asset base and, and on bar province, 3 missiles were also fine towards it. on monday, us president joe biden order that strikes against iranian bank groups. last week i spoke to my move out until we had in baghdad, who explained what happened. an ottoman group called hondas revenge has claimed responsibility for the attack that targeted as had military base in the province in western iraq. now this i'm a group is named after a bowman, d hondas, the deputy commander of the popular mobilization forces that was killed by an american air strike along with iranian commander possum sleigh, many in january last year. and t

although tehran did host a meeting between taliban leaders and some senior ask and politicians beckon bag deece taliban fight. who's pushed out of color, you know, ordered to wakes at the cities gates until security forces surrendered. day after day. the pressure builds with less than 20 percent of f. ghana stan now controlled by the afghan government. charlotte bellis out 0. i india's health minister is among 12 cabinet members who quit the resignations, a part of a re shuffle by prime minister there under moody, also the catastrophic spike in cove at 19 infections and deaths during april. and may, the prime ministers, government has been criticized for the way hospitals run out of beds, oxygen, drugs, and stuff. the nature is imposing tough, new kind of virus restrictions to contain its deadliest wave of the pandemic. another record, 34000 new infections were reported on wednesday, and for the 1st time they were over a 1000 deaths. the government says it's only going to get worse. jessica washington reports from the cathy east of jakarta to cut us hospitals and java hospitals in gen

although tehran did host a meeting between taliban leaders and some senior african politicians beckon bag deece taliban fight. who's pushed out of color into order to wakes at the city's gates until security forces surrendered day after day. the pressure builds with less than 20 percent of f. ghana stan now controlled by the afghan government. charlotte bellis out 0. will still ahead on al jazeera american bases and iraq and syria come under attack when live and die died. reaction from that volcano in the philippines is the gun rumbling again with thousands of people still not allowed to return home. and it's 4 feet who will be here to look ahead to wednesday, 2nd, semi final of the euros between england and denmark. ah, well, i once again welcome to look at the international forecast. let us logic quiet across much of the middle east side, largely because we have seen some lively storms just around northern parts of mon recently has caused some traffic disruption as the heavy down pause in quite a gusty wind has rattle in across the northern parts of the region so, so pretty nasty we

so 46 baghdad, such been a seen a drop and 14 q weights. bit of drop, but notice 40 in tehran and nothing to relieve it there. a few showers in the mountains where man possibly in south saudi or tidies active weather around the black sea for northern parts of turkey. but you see the darker reg, where the real heat has been, it spreads just across the border into western iraq. we saw 50 degrees there just yesterday. now obviously it starts hot but gets really hot by the end of the day. so that was the change in the color from door, but over night is pretty warm too. and when the wind drops as its doing see it ran doha fix. i was 38 humid degrees. most is his dry heat hot, but rather bearable the trans forecast at 40 takes it very close to recorded. hi there, recorded in july which is in fact for the year, the hottest month. the average is 34, so you went above average as well. not much change very much. the monsoon, which is keeping the monte curse cooler, also keeps the somali case cool. 26 and margaret issue brings a little bit array, but the biggish house are nice if in highlands ah, th