iran reinstates the social media at telegram. undressed. and liberia's outgoing president was expelled from her own party accused of backing an opposition candidate. the u.s. has confirmed it's helping syrian kurdish fighters set off a border force containing thirty thousand personnel the troops will patrol the borders of. syria by the soviet syrian democratic forces composed off kurdish fighters and that's angered nato member turkey which considers the group terrorists and has vowed to retaliate shiela balance reports. turkish president rigid type using a posse idris to look staunch in the face of a us specs kurdish force on his southern border he promised to respond with his own show of force and invasion of the syrian city of a free to the lot of religion that just like we do not let the kurdistan workers party or open their eyes within our borders we are determined to vanquish them on the other side of foam board god willing in the coming days we will continue the operation to purge our southern border from terror. turkey has forced kur

of all the social media people use in iran telegram is the most popular so no doubt it will come as a relief to iranians that the government has eased restrictions on the ad put in place during anti-government demonstrations last month data a day after unblocking telegram iran's president said resisting progress is few tiley and that blocking internet apps won't solve the country's problems yet who's able to. there was a time we said no one should listen to the radio there was signal interference with every station and one or two successful there was a time we said using satellite t.v. is forbidden did that work do people not watch satellite t.v. now we say cyberspace is that if we say it's bad does that fix the problem yet it was a mom all the time i'm no telegram is like whatsapp instagram facebook and e bay all rolled into one in the last few years more and more iranians have been using smartphones and nearly half the country forty million unique users are on telegrams people in iran have never been more connected to one another as well as the outside world than they are now rules

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telegram channels have been blocked.ng that there have been potential internet shutdowns in various parts of the country as well. none of it is surprising. the iranian government taking on a higher form of censorship now, as they are trying to crush any form of dissent. emily: i am recalling the use of twitter back in the day years ago which precipitated the blocking of twitter. talk to us about how protesters are using technology in iran today, how it has evolved from those years. >> technology has been critical, obviously now compared to 2009 you have had a rise in not just the number of individuals using iphones in mobile devices, but you have had growth in terms of individuals all over the globe using social media and different applications to communicate. in some cases, encrypted applications. this helps them organize, communicate, coordinate, and spread ideas in opposition to him the government. we have seen ideas protesting the economy there and protesting the ideology in some cases as well. i think is the technol

the thing about telegram is that it's so easy to use that even low tech iranians are on there so from my own personal experience i'm in touch with older generations that are on there and they're sharing information and they're actively were taking in the political discourse that's going on online. and how important a role has telegram played in communication between people obviously and in chatting but also in the exchange of ideas and the dissemination of information and and politics so the future is that telegram has has made it much easier for people to upload videos and content so in that way there's a lot of information being spread about that and you know that is sometimes even pro regime and not from hardline factions you know from propagating their own narratives. but i think it's too early to kind of say that telegram is really mobilizing people i think that's something we need to talk about retrospect at least but definitely what we can tell from the facts is that the government is really sensitive on this because telegram has been untouched in terms of hasn't been censored

we think that telegram should be enforcing its terms of service.lent jihadist content or content that violates the terms of service ought to be taken down ought not to be permitted. , and users this material should have their accounts suspended. this is something we have seen tech companies being a little more responsive on, after coming under increased pressure, not just from the european union, but from capitol hill, democrats and republicans alike, particularly in light of the recent hearings on russia propaganda. there are concerns about an -- about nefarious actors using these platforms in ways that are in violation of their terms of service. emily: what do you expect from companies like facebook and twitter when it comes to combating these issues more head-on? what do you hope to see from them? continue toe will see a continued buildup of pressure from capitol hill. i think you're going to see a push for more regulation in this area if you don't see the tech companies start to take concrete and specific measures to show demonstrable progress

the ceo of telegram said that the app had been blocked.otential internet shutdowns in potential -- in parts of the country as well. the iranian government taking on a higher form of censorship now as they are trying to crush any form of dissent across the country. emily: i am recalling the use of twitter back in the day, years ago, which precipitated the blocking of twitter in iran. talk to us about how protesters are using technology in iran today and how it has evolved from those years. tara: technology has been critical, obviously now compared to 2009, you have had a rise in not just the number of individuals using iphones and all sorts of mobile devices, but you've also had growth in terms of individuals all over the globe around and including social media and different applications used to communicate. in some cases, encrypted applications. it helps them organize, coordinate times and locations, spread ideas in opposition to the iranian government, which we've seen ideas that have been protesting both the economy there and protesting

just for me tweeted directly to the telegram founder. of who later blocked that offending channel but then telegram later refused to shut down some other channels of peaceful demonstrators and the government blocked the service nationwide so it's not clear whether the ban is permanent or temporary but the government says that telegram must first remove all so-called terrorist contents meanwhile state broadcaster i r i r i be broadcasted these pictures of iranians hailing the government's ban what service did they use for this telegram certainly some mixed messages there for those unable to watch this video on the islamic republic of iran broadcasting channel on telegram there are of course always other places to go and you can see just how much interest has grown over the past week for filtering and proxy services among iranian users especially since this ban went into into place iran. telegrams to chinese competitor we chat on thursday after four years perhaps to give those forty two million iranians somewhere else to go in cyberspace t

i think telegram is a platform that not a lot of people understand that important specifically in iran because since two thousand and fifteen it's kind of risen to be this really central platforms of communications and all sorts from talking to your friends and your family to getting updates on traffic and weather from particular public channels so the features that telegram has has made it much easier for people to upload videos and content so in that way there's a lot of information being spread about that and you know that is sometimes even pro regime and not from hardline factions you know from that propagating their own narratives. but i think it's too early to kind of say that telegram is really mobilizing people i think that's something we need to talk about retrospect at least but definitely what we can tell from the facts is that the government is really sensitive on this because telegram has been untouched in terms it hasn't been censored since twenty fifteen when it really had an uptick in iranian users and it's only been these past few days that the government has become se

they sent a telegram from springfield, asking that they be given the number 16 -- 66. and they did. and the rest is history. , iconicecame route 66 and folklore and in music and so on. just because of the meaning in springfield. we feel like we are the birthplace of her and 66, because the meeting of the telegram were set from here in our city. >> how is it that woodruff got so involved in the establishment of this? >> he was a tremendous visionary. his vision was that route 66 would go across the country east to west and that would be a north-south thoroughfare that would run from the tip of south america all the way to canada through springfield. 60 five hwy is as close as it got. highway was as close to the got. the entire country and continent would be connected without highway. now we are turning on the st. louis street here at the rail avon. -- rail haven. it's an iconic motel, it's been here since 1938 and this is the original old sign up here for the rail avon. this is on st. louis street, which has been widened as well as anything else. but still has some buildings that wer

now, the zimmerman telegram, many americans read as a declaration of war. the governor of new york, the governor of massachusetts, both call out their state militias. they consider it an act of war. theodore roosevelt considered it an act of four. -- an act of war. mary roberts rinehart considered it an act of war. wilson waited for the overt act. we know what germany had said, but we do not think they are actually going to do it. we are going to wait until they do something. there is a famous incident of an american journalist lloyd givens who was on the laconia, he is sitting in a row boat waiting to be rescued when a british passenger on it rose up in another rowboat and screams at him, is this your bloody overt act or not? gibbons turns to the british, and says, i don't know. i don't know what the president is going to do. wilson's advisors have a meeting in which they tell him, it is possible that the senate will declare war without you. they have that power. two members of his cabinets, in including his son-in-law, decide that if the president does no

social media, telegram, snapchat...own social media, telegram, snapchat. .. controlling the internet... because that is how they communicate. that is one thing they did. the next thing, they started beating them up, and they started saying they were cracking down, then they started their own demonstrations. bringing their own people out. like entering into a football stadium with one team playing. at the moment, what the united states can do, and has expressed that it will do is open these lines of communication, provide access to internet. and the demonstrations we have seen thus far, despite the number of arrests, is your best guess that this will have any impact at all on the country's approach to syria? you mentioned hezbollah, does it change anything? it will not pull iran back from involvement in those conflicts, where it is very invested, notjust in the scraps of the moment but in trying to build zone of influence right across the region, what has been called a shia crescent. this is a dangerous game for the us t

on the 28th of february, president wilson released the telegram to the press. for a criminal attempt to force germany into submission by starvation. in brutal contempt of international law, the powers led by england, by ruthless pressure compel neutral countries either to altogether forego every trade not agreeable to the powers, or too limited according to their arbitrary decrees. from february 1st, 1917, sea traffic will be stopped with every available weapon and without further notice." >> this message from the german ambassador directly contravened the german guarantee to wilson that ended unrestricted warfare after the sinking of the lucitania in 1915. germany's renewed aggression decisively changed american's attitudes about the war. on february 3rd, 1917, the united states formally ended diplomatic relations with imperial germany. on february 25th, 1917, the canard line ship laconia was struck by german torpedoes. the chicago tribune was on board and lived to describe the scene. >> at 10:30 p.m. there was a muffled noise. five sharp blasts, a signal to a

reacted to continuing protests with new measures social media apps including the messaging service telegram which has fourteen million users have been blocked as the government tries to stop people communicating about up. and protests for three days now they're being bally's around the country against the ruling elite to protest as blame for economic hardships and alleged corruption but aren't as one of a crackdown of protests continue but on saturday nice two people were killed in the city of that though there is confusion over who's responsible for the deaths president hassan rouhani has spoken for the first time since the demonstrations began pizza shop has the latest. after four days of anti-government demonstrations it's the president's first public reaction trolled catholic iranians have the right to protest but can't lead to violence he said. it should be clear to everyone that we are people of freedom according to the constitution and citizens' rights people are free to express their criticism and to protest however we need to pay attention to the manner of a criticism and protest s

two kinds of exaggerations they exaggerate about two things one is the impact of social media and telegram in inciting violence and in organizing the protests which is an interesting thought topic specially for this program and then the economy they also exaggerate about the impact of economy because the iranian hardliners want to bash rouhani for that without excuse and then trump and the u.s. folks want to get rid of the nuclear program because of that there's a farmhouse there that's what the u.s. hawks are focusing on and iran's support for outside groups that are spending their money on internal issues first if you notice any change since the protesters hit the streets in terms of how the government is reacting to the protests. yes so there has been some changes i'm i should point out that one of the reasons perhaps there was a little bit of concern and it's it resulted in the protest to begin with is that the government of wrong on me is trying to for its budget for next year and there was a lot of discussion regarding increasing gas prices by fifty percent now and that sort of an in

began to push this idea that these protests were somehow going to destroy the government you had telegram accounts by the barrel load targeting iran teaching people how to make most of cocktails how to make. how to assassinate people this is not normal and then all of a sudden you have trump and nikki haley and all these people coming along and saying that you know. we stand with the people of iran but one thing we have to remember is if you go back a few months when mom had been some amount of saudi arabia he said very clearly he gave the game away he said we're going to take the war inside iran woods to the effect of and i believe based on my information from friends and associates i got into homs. the reality is that many of the people who've been arrested off from. inspired groups you've got people connected to the m e k terrorist outfits and you've got these type of people who came in from the outside from places like kurdistan from afghanistan from. ston and they you they tried to instigate and they were supported by the swathes of sort of tweets that were coming out of washington a

protests don't even have a nor official personality as a leader the protests directions a sense the telegram app a crowd shows up no manifesto no clear message right submersion everyone goes back home professor how did you see what happened to the last couple of weeks. well i would agree that it started with economic we even says now i think whether the hardliners were involved in organizing these protests i think the question is still all in who you really don't know but never the best people have no real economic grievances official unemployment rate in iran is twelve percent but when you study the detail of the unemployment rate for people aged fifteen to twenty nine is actually over twenty six percent and this is the official rate perhaps it's even higher than this and as you can imagine young people without jobs are unhappy required list of this whole issue or part lives are reformers and you have to consider the fact that has had one on each changing to power clive years ago on a mandate from improve the economy be a nuclear deal with what is now he was successful in getting the nuclea

. >> a telegram has been sent to the president of the united states. with further reference as governor of the state of michigan, i hereby request the immediate deployment of federal troops into michigan to assist state and local authorities in re-establishing law and order in the city of detroit. i am joined in this request by jerome p. mathers, mayor of the city of detroit. >> we are going to go down and meet with him to set out specific plans for support systems as may be required. >> where will that be held? >> the governor is meeting us. >> what circumstances will it take to send the troops in to detroit? >> we have to wait to see what happens. >> are there some general lines or criteria you can tell us you will be examines? >> just how unusual is the use of -- >> thank you very much. >> he will call later when he has more to say. [ no audible dialogue ] >> i think it's premature at this time to predict what the night will bring. we devoutly hope that peace and security will be restored here. and things get back to normal. >> federal troops will b

telegram, would protesters have been using for coordinating and communicating. the interior ministry says social media is being used to promote violence. >> all of those who enter in recent days and those who provoked it behind the scenes, the relations, those that miss you cyberspace and spread violence are absolutely known to us and will confront them. >> makes it a social media restdissent telegram. they see us as iranian authority is blocked access to telegram after the company refused to shut down peaceful protest channels. the president began four days ago. the iranian president stayed quite publicly until today. in a speech he said that the people have the right to protest but violence is not acceptable. over 200 people were arrested saturday at antigovernment protests in tehran. two people according to officials died at another protest in -- this this was illegal and the two deaths occurred during quote - a class. they also said quote - no bullets were shot from police. opposition groups dispute that and they said the police and government security force

iran has lifted to has lifted restrictions on the messaging telegram which were imposed during recent anti-government protests several social media services were brock to prevent activists from using them to organize at least twenty two people died in a thousand people were arrested before the demonstrations wound down earlier this month instagram was restored last week but facebook and twitter still brought in yemen dozens of female who the supporters have protested in the capital sanaa who the leaders called on women to hold the rally as a show of defiance against the sell to lead coalition the protesters carried weapons and said they're willing to fight for their cause or the rebels have been battling the government and saudi led military alliance for almost three years and i mean as. we came out today to prove to the saudi led coalition that our men and women are capable of facing them for a thousand years not only a thousand. we want to show the arab world to clear up to the task and the women will stand by the men. january fourteenth mark seven years since the wave of protests k

that it's easy to provide any examples such as for example terrorism through messengers such as telegram drug trafficking which engages hundreds of towns and. so the question is the following how can we maintain this balance between the. legal regulation and. maybe too much legal regulation for example with regards to crypt occurrences and. on the one hand on the other hand the development what do you mean by referring to curb to currencies where well we don't have any legal documents regulating cryptocurrency us right now we don't and you think that we should have one. but i do believe that we need one well it's up to the central bank pretty much to set the rules for currencies and. if you. and the central bank has enough authority to take care of this situation going forward i think of course we will also need to. amend legislation the central bank has stated its position on this matter the central bank is quite conservative as is the russian government and i think we have every reason to be conservative at this point because we know that. there is nothing. to back up crypto currency t

dramatic unverified footage from inside iran has reached georgia vella through the messaging service telegram one apparently shows a protest the chasing a cleric. the crisis which has been raging for the past few days shows no signs of easing. there to some of the other stories making news around the world south korean president moon j it has offered to hold talks with north korea about cooperating on next month's winter olympics in the south but he stressed that north korea's nuclear issues must be part of any dialogue on north korean leader kim jong un had braids a prospect of joining the olympics in his new year's speech. uganda's president yoweri museveni has signed a law removing an age cap on presidential candidates the seventy three year old has already ruled for more than thirty years critics say you'll now be able to remain in power until he dies religious leaders lawmakers and human rights activists of all oppose the move. hundreds of protesters gathered in ukraine's capital kiev to demand an investigation into the death of a prominent lawyer in india a nose nose was found dead on n

the iranian government blocking messaging a telegram. telegram has been used to organize antigovernment protests which have at this point cost 21 deaths and hundreds of arrests. u.n. ambassador nikki haley addressing the situation as well. she calls for the security council to hold a session as a session issue since the iranian government. >> now the iranian dictatorship is doing what it always does, which is to say that the protests were designed by iran's enemies. we all know that it's complete nonsense. the demonstrations are completely spontaneous. they are virtually every city in iran. this is the precise picture of along long people rising up against dictators. lauren: they first broke out on thursday largely driven by young people in rural areas and small towns as they are again protesting against khomeini. they are tired of being ruled by a big hater. lauren: going out of broad. the big four congressional leaders to discuss legislative priorities for 28 team. cheryl: we get more from our own adam shapiro. "fbn:am" good morning fr

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throttling messaging platforms as well such as telegram which has basically been shut down.hat's how they were co—ordinating and getting news out to the rest of the world. it is difficult us to know what is happening there at the moment. an interesting dynamic emerging there. and to see where it is all going to go because we know from history that the last protest nearly a decade ago we re the last protest nearly a decade ago were clamped down upon heavily and hundreds of people were imprisoned then. will be the same this time? president trump intervened on twitter saying the iran is failing on every level. he says it is time for a change and iran says it is none of his business. what is different about this particular episode is that unlike what happened in 2009, there is no clear leadership of these protests. we don't even know what people want is yet to be it could be a case of if there was a way to tweak the budget and give people relief, that may work. it is difficult to predict something like this i think it is probably something like this i think it is pro ba bly less

they sent a telegram from asking they be given the number 66. the other people in the committee agreed. they did and the rest is history. inbecame route 66, iconic folklore and music and so on just because of a meeting in springfield. we feel like we are the birthplace of route 66. the meeting and of the telegram was sent from here in our city. >> have visit woodruff got so involved -- how is it woodruff got so involved in the establishment? >> he was a tremendous visionary. his vision was route 66 would go across the country east to west, and never be a north-south thoroughfare from south america to canada through springfield. 65 highlight is as close as a got. -- highway is as close as a got. that was his long-term thought process. the entire country and the continents would be connected with that highway. now we are turning on the st. louis street at the real haven. haven is an iconic hotel, been here since 1938. this is the original sign up here for the railhaven. we are on st. louis street, which has been widened. buildings that were curren

residents and visitors received a telegram saying a ballistic missile was headed their way, this was a drill and everyone should take shelter immediately. >> we were on the 36th floor of our hotel, and we didn't know what to do. >> we were 20 minutes off the beach. we didn't know what to do but paddle in. >> officials now say there was never a threat. a worker at the emergency manager's office hit the wrong button. many people wonder why it took 38 minutes to alert everyone that it was a false alarm. we have more on the story in the next half hour. >> much more to come on "action news" including the forecast. a look at sky 6 live at temple university, the center city skyline lit up in eagle green. how cool is that? melissa magee has the full accuweather forecast when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ -hey! -♪ but sometimes i realize ♪ that the further i go ♪ the more that i know you prosper. and at santander bank respect adds up. you prosper. the great emperor trekngenon an egg.tion. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna bree

protesters in the street, organizing pro-government counter protests and shutting down instagram and telegram. experts say president trump's tweets won't help iranians. >> his action in terms of travel bans, visa bans, the nasty things he has said about iranians have not promoted goodwill. >> reporter: this has taken on a life of its own. what started as a burst of anger against prices and unemployment has risen. the largest since 2009. some have protested against rouhani. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> president trump is in florida on this new year's eve. and it today on twitter he gave himself high marks. but there are plenty of challenges ahead. kelly o'donnell joins us. let's start with how the president ends 2017. >> reporter: good evening, kate. the president is ending his time here after nearly 11 days of family holiday. tonight the president and first lady will attend the annual glitzy black tie bash at mara lago whew where prices jumped. he released a glossy highlight video of his first year in office and threw verbal fireworks, wishing everyone a happy it new year and notely the people

and the app telegram remain open. 48 million iranians now have cell phones.n 2009 only a million do. >> how would he be able to do that? to send a message and to open a door when he's made such a point of trying to close it in a move that has certainly garnered some support from his base. >> yeah, right. we're all waiting for the proverbial pivot. it is now 2018. >> are you still waiting? >> i'm waiting. >> i have the interest of the republican having worked and voted for republicans and democrats. >> but realistically, is it going to happen? >> it ain't happening. >> i want to ask you, finally the iran deal of which the president is not a fan. there is another deadline mid-january that he would have to re-certify the iran deal although he obviously could not. he could put sanctions back on iran. what are the consequences if he doesn't recertify? >> right now we need to keep the focus on the supreme leader, on the forces of repression and intolerance in iran and the last thing we want to do is abrogate this accord right now which will have the focus and atten

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tom: his mother received a telegram from eleanor roosevelt . this is story and was stunned to >> to find out he has been doing this for years is disgraceful. tom: nobody answered at antonin dehays' college park home. his attorney said, no words can express how ashamed i am for my actions. the stolen dog tag has been returned. antonin dehays is scheduled to be sentenced in april. tom roussey, abc 7 news. nancy: a months long mystery now solved. the police have identified the remains wrapped in a bright get -- wrapped in a blighted as jaeyoung lee -- as marty mcmillan who disappeared last april. his family said marty's death is a warning for others. tonight, they are warning people to be careful when using dating apps were dating sites. she death may be the result of a recent meet up from a dating app. >> it was a secluded area, cre ek, someplace where you look like you could hide a body. lisalysa: for months, for cook search for her grandson, 22-year-old marty mcmillan. >> i said something was wrong. anna-lysa: when his remains were found along

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by consulting papers kept in the paris archives james palmer came across a clue this telegram. it states that staten or that sent the model jani to the venice biennale of one nine hundred thirty. i travelled to venice personally and went into the archives there and to the venice be an alley archives i saw mr stettner spray painting. in a photograph. james palmer was delighted he'd found it. this photo taken at the one nine hundred thirty venice biennale shows twelve paintings on the wall of the room dedicated to. ten portraits of women and two of men. the one on the right was already identified and well known. the painting in the middle however the one of a seated man is more mysterious. so now you've got reference to mr stener owning the painting you've got reference to portrait of a man. and you have a photograph that's the exact same painting that is now illustrated or described as the seated man. finally james palmer knew what the painting looked like. but where had it gone he searched everywhere activated his contacts toured the auction rooms archives and museums. and afte

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telegram channel that's this channel had the most and one million members and no this channel just one day after that it started new. channel to present to the people and know they have more than a million two hundred thousand members they organize protests sometimes they encourage also while it's act against the. banks or of usual organization or military bases but they are really effective in other hand that we have the conservative activist in tweeter they try to change the whole story and say ok the people came to a street not because the whole system because they are not against the system because they're of the results of rouhani government and we can see clearly if there are so social media fights. happening between two sides or i can say maybe three sides and other side or reformist they didn't join the protest and also they didn't defend really the whole system and results this happen so where is the opinion live when we talk just about the iranian public broadly speaking because we understand that there are people in iran who are critical of the regime but that they don't nec

government is prepared to put up with this challenge to its authority peter sharp al jazeera while a telegram app has been and tanker and take well to the last three days of protests people have been using it to get others out on the streets and to share protests videos and pictures with the world iranian government's just like the taliban goes back further charges against the platform. and september iranian officials accuse the app office list hating the spread of terrorism pornography and other illegal activities. they director of iranian studies at stanford university. i think they're very worried clearly they're worried and one of the points that i think needs to be added is that mr rouhani did an interview with iranian radio and television it was supposed to be broadcast tonight they decided not to broadcast so they censored the president of the country they did not alarm to talk because i think some in the regime don't think that. approach to appease the people is really right they want to use that aren't fists and natural the iron fist is going to work i think some of them know that us

telegram, $2 billion this afternoon. scarlet: i've never heard of telegram, by the way. it's a good messaging app. the question is for a lot of these ico's, what is the value of these tokens right now. while there isn't really a fundamental thing happening inside of the business, that the tokens are being used for, they are raising a ton of money on the backend. with banks, before we move on from them, trading revenues kind of mediocre. not mediocre. it was terrible. a couple of different things, and we see this -- these are the contributors on our platform. people are not trading as much. long-term hedge funds are closing shop at the fastest rate that they have in decades. a lot of money has gone to quant. that money has made value not a strategy anymore. momentum and growth has crushed value over the last nine years. scarlet: and it's all done passively. leigh: and it's all done passively. all these things are contributing as well as the financial technology. especially on the fixed income side now, degrading the ability for goldman and others to really drive margins o

the government shutdown instagram as well as a messaging app called telegram that allowed them to communicateith each other. the government claim this is a blocked access to the website because of safety concerns and they protested over rising prices and government corruption. >>> new tonight, remembering the victims g every year on new year's eve, a group gathered in the district honor the young people who have died every year hoping this vigil will be the last. outside the youth center they lit candles and read the names of these victims. organizers have been holding these vigils the past 27 years. >>> government officials calling this weekend unprecedented. firefighters battled over a dozen fires in 24 hours from cold frigid conditions occurring primarily from people heat their home. it could have easily been prevented from someone discarding fireplace ashes improperly. >> someone removed their fireplace ashes and did it in an improper fashion and those rekindled or ignited and burnt down a large component of house. >> one firefighters slipped on ice and was hurt and fortunately that's the

seeing its most severe unrest since two thousand and nine the government has blocked access to the telegram and instant instagram mobile apps which were being used to coordinate rallies according to state media the step was taken to maintain tranquillity on sunday two protesters were killed in a rude in the west of the country officials say security services have not used a lethal force and the local governor has accused foreign powers of stirring up trouble. that indicated a heart that deployed we have found evidence of enemies of the revolution type fieri groups and foreign agents in this clash take phiri is a term for sunni militants especially islamic states in this situation violent clashes broke out in the illegal demonstration in the road on saturday and unfortunately two people were killed no shots were fired by the police and security forces and the goal was for this rally to finish peacefully. the u.s. state department says it is closely following the situation in iran and also condemned any arrests and claimed the protests are peaceful however the latest pictures coming out of ir