so this time around the run into saying full implementation plus verification, the europeans do seem to be more flexible. i don't know if that there is a gap between the europeans and americans. i have no knowledge of that. but the europeans, when the iranians gave to new tax to add to the previous text, the europeans were unhappy about it. then they laughed for their capitals. when they returned, they agreed to include them in the negotiations. of course they try to frame it in a particular way saying that we all agreed to focus to, to keep the previous or tax or the previous drafts and work on those. but that's not, that doesn't violate what iran says. he right. never said that it doesn't accept the previous draft. iran says the current, the new tax plus the old draft together must be discussed so that we can have full implementation. so here is where there was a slight shift among the europeans and probably the americans as well. okay, where they're basically saying that we're going to accept negotiating and discussing the iranian concerns. okay, but but respectfully, mr. miranda

, what we know is that the main issue, both sides are really talking about differences about the verification process. how the lifting of sanctions are going to be verified by the iranians and how are they going to be guaranteed syrians want guarantees that there are no new sanctions would be imposed. however, the other side side, once guarantees that the iranians will roll back all the measures they took since 2019, until the moment. now, if this is going to be similar thing, yes, is that if this is going to be parallel, this is also what's being discussed right here in the cold war, fall us in, in vienna. and now there are, you know, speculations of defining is this going to and now this start, the thoughts is going to run and know or not. well, what about the other signatories? what are they saying about yvonne's demands? well for the moment there are no stances, and in this regard, we just knew, pugh, i was a go about these proposal is however, what we had from the europeans, at least from the european delegations that, that, that it's positivity surrounding this round of talks. and some,

and the need for the establishment of a verification mechanism. both russia, china and even the europeans, unimpressed to build the americans also must accept. and in the it previous draft documents, the americans have accepted this framework. but the main point is about how the guarantees should be presented and how they're verifications should be implemented . it's not really possible, as the american say to lift all the sanctions. if this is what they're saying because it's not all the hand of the, of the president, some other sanctions should be lifted by the congress. so negotiations is about given takes. what are you giving you the given take has already been conducted within the framework of the 2015 negotiations and the agreement. the 2 parties, i mean iran and 4 plus one day accept and agree with the deal. and the united states, which had pulled out of the tail, wants to return. therefore, it a given take concept has already been materialized in 2015 negotiation. now we should take measures which could remedy the blunder is of the country

also guarantees that more of the ross, the, the verifications and guarantees that are very serious issues and discussions which will, which have been outlined in the 1st document. what do you think that this round of talks came out with? what's the main success that you're going to take with you to do that later we presented some proposals and through those proposals, lead demonstrated that not only we are serious in the negotiations, but also with the proposals we table for the other party. we indicated and suggested that our serious determination in order to reach an agreement and the proposal we have table is now under the table of the other parties. and they are now going to provide us with respond, of course, with response which are accompanied by evidence and logical reasoning. so what if they refused your proposal? what if there is no d? proposal table by iran cannot be rejected, i told because they are based on the provisions of the 2015 nuclear agreement. even the country which had withdrawn from the deal is intent in returning to the deal. and in principle, the countries which a

one of the key provisions is this notion of voter verification. mr. fund brought up the point of voter fraud, which we know despite being used as the boogie man in arguments and discussions about democracy, voter fraud statistically does not happen in a way that would impact elections. we know the last president -- host: we just want to get as many calls in. you can continue your thought we come back. let's hear from mark in maryland, republican line. caller: good morning. mr. roberts, i find it ironic that your entire argument seems to be based on rewritten history. when i say rewritten history, you mentioned the civil rights era of the 1960's and what you do not mention is that more republicans actually supported the voting rights act than democrats did. you forget that poll taxes and things like that were written and passed entirely by the democratic party. there was not a simple republican -- single republican that ever voted for that stuff. you bring up slavery as being a black eye on america. it is actually a black eye on the democratic party tha

. >> commissioner diamond: it's not a requirement to rent it never mind the verification i guess i'm asking the city attorney's office.' there is no requirement to rent it to some other party. they could still occupy both plots themselves? >> deputy city attorney, that's correct, commissioner diamond. you would be reverting the units that existed previously. this is different than say a new construction where there's replacement of protective units like we talked about in the previous matter. so he would just be available as units owned by the project sponsor. >> commissioner diamond: right. okay. i am very torn here for many of the same reasons that were mentioned by commissioner tanner which is i am extremely sympathetic in the statements that were made that it's challenging for growing families to find suitable space in the city and that the work that they undertook without permits clearly made this space better suitable for their growing family and i think we need to be very aware as a city how challenging it is to find space for growing families and try to work with families and

it's a nuclear measures and the 3rd would be on the verifications, and the guarantees that iran is requesting. also, he spoke about accusations that the iran is preparing to enrich uranium up to 90 percent. that clarity, he said that this was denied by the i e. a chief and that you're on wouldn't take any measures that's outside it's commitments to the i a year, which is the international of the united nations. you nuclear watchdog, aaliyah bachardy county also told me that there are 4 in this structure that god trying to disrupt the negotiations and make it fade and that they are trying to confront these disruptors when asked on israel's threats to a strike iran at least what's being said right now in media these said that this is going to be a tough thing and israel one dreamed to do that and it will cease from existing. anyway, there were a lot of things that harley bachardy, a county said in this exclusive interview to al jazeera, it's going to, i'm not going to thought showing this and maybe in the common bulletins. but anyway, right now everyone home here in vienna is waiting to see whe

you know, they were in the know that he going back to the verification. the demonstration criticize them last week and they said they were not curious. in fact, date of birth to program. what makes you think that, that actually the odyssey at this time and how much of a time you willing to do it. and secondly, you can't afford to negotiate when you're alive and coordinate with the counterpart in this visit into her on as we speak. so if this natural effect from the emergence to do it or to reach to the head on or you think this is a coordinated if i for the united i'll put this quite simply, the more ron demonstrates a lack of seriousness at the negotiating table. the more unity there is among the p 5 plus one, and the more they will be exposed as the isolated party in this negotiation. so really the ball is in iran's court as to whether it wants to show up and demonstrate that it's going to be serious or not. they don't. yeah, i'm looking forward to meeting with funk different president sol as he later this week. are there any steps? recall prices you mig

and a 3rd proposal is going to be mainly on the verification process. and the guarantees that are going to be given, or iran is requesting the world powers to give it in order to, to revive the nuclear deal. and i actually, we asked him on whether this deed, because it was, it was negotiated in 2015 between 2013, sorry, on 2015. so there are many geopolitical changes that took place whether this a nuclear be listed is still valid and could really be sustained. so he said whether the international community, the walk powers are ready to commit themselves in on is going to commit itself adding also that when we ask him about the accusation, accusations that iran is planning to enrich uranium up to 90 percent clarity that these were reports are from the israeli media, and that they were denied by the i e a, the united nations nuclear watchdog. and that the it on one take any, the steps or measures outside its commitments to the i 8. all right, thanks so much, allie. hush im 12 people are both and have been killed in an attack on a village near as beale in n

thank you for the verification. >> clerk: mr. chair, i see member cooper awaiting recognition. >> thank -- thank you so much. yeah, i'm impressed with how quick you're able to turn things around. it's super helpful. on the front end of the air table, it's going to -- as a note to make the use as friendly as possible, and that's definitely top of mind for you when you're building this out, and also if those will be translated, either statically or if they'll be different versions for different languages? >> through the chair, in response to member cooper, seth neal from q2 data research. so are you talking about all responses or responses in non-english meant to be translated into english or are you talking about translating english into different set languages? >> i'm mostly asking about the form itself and just the -- yeah. >> all the questions in the form will be translated into english, spanish, chinese, and filipino. >> great. also, i've got -- or that's all i have. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> clerk: mr. chair, i don't

and a 3rd proposal is going to be mainly on the verification process. and the guarantees that are going to be given or iran is requesting the wallflowers to give it in order to, to revive the nuclear lead. lebanon's information minister has announced his resignation and an attempt to resolve a spat with saudi arabia and other gulf states george at court. i said that the who the rebels in yemen were defending themselves and in response re on band lebanese impulse. and recall is ambassador ukraine's defense minister says russia is planning a large scale escalation along their shared border. the kremlin has repeatedly dismiss suggestions. it's preparing for an attack. french peasant, mental macro, her sealed a $16000000000.00 arms deal with the united arab emirates. the agreement for 18 rafael jets was signed as mike on how talk. so in abu with api w crime prints. now the french defense ministry described. that's the biggest order it's ever received for the aircraft. micro will go on to visit capital before heading to saudi arabia. those headlines loan use

the i. e a r i a e. a is mr. grossi and i was talking about very verification. but he was saying some of the nuclear materials were verified as being in the wrong place, or not being in the place that they were supposed to be in when that particular round of the verification process kicked off. so i'm not saying that the tehran government was doing anything illegal. i'm not saying it was doing anything overly ambitious with its nuclear resources, but it was, it's critics might argue, working against the spirit of the 2015 j. c. p. o. a. well, a likely me said about the role that the i 8 plays and that it is politicized. and whenever the americans have greater conflict with iran, the gap widens. and whenever the gap decreases, we suddenly see there, i ha, giving more positive accounts of the a bad, but less, let's look at it objectively. here. iran abided by its commitments according to a statement that can't be a race from the website. whereas the united states never abided by its commitments . the iranian central bank, at the end of obama years, as president sai

we can speak to, to, to graph who's a former head of the verification and security policy coordination office at the international atomic energy agency. his at been an official delegate of every non proliferation treaty meeting since 1987 john just now from vienna. mr. of welcome to the program. if there is one conferences should not be delayed, it surely is one about controlling the world's top pile of nuclear weapons. yes, exactly. that's what we would think. but in my personal view, this additional delay, i think it's probably a good thing because the relations between the 3 main nuclear weapon states, china, russia, and united states are very problematic at the moment. and as you know, there will be that was whether a telephone call between president biden and put in guests yesterday to talk about the situation and the military build up on the border with ukraine. as you mentioned in your introductory comments, all of the nuclear weapons states are busy modernizing that nuclear arsenals. unfortunately, none of the nuclear states they heed to the nonproliferation treaties, nuclear d

and a 3rd proposal is going to be mainly on the verification process. and the guarantees that are going to be given or iran is requesting the wallflowers to give it in order to, to revive the nuclear. the lebanon's information minister has resign, save some time to resolve a dispute with saudi arabia and other gulf states. george kodachi called the war in yemen, quotes a saudi aggression triggering a diplomatic crisis. rianne banned all lebanese imports, and recalled the ambassador in a hot reports. not from beirut. it's an announcement that's supposed to help open the door for negotiations with saudi arabia and other gulf arab states shall be done. one of them's was he lebanon's information minister george credit, his comments calling the war and yemen. a saudi aggression triggered the worst deterioration in relations in years for weeks credit he rejected calls to resign. he now explains why he changed his mind. right. if i don't see him, i do have a french president. manuel mcroy is heading to saudi arabia on an official visit. what i understood from t

and a 3rd proposal is going to be mainly on the verification process. and the guarantees that are going to be given or iran is requesting the wall powers to give it in order to, to revive the nuclear. the will still had hail on al jazeera, the gambia sticks to its unique system of voting. as people had to the poles to choose the next president. and one of the great government is denying aid to more than half the people living in refugee camps on the mainland. they stories after the break. ah hello, good to be with you. i want to bring your rate up to speed with this psychotic storm flemming into the east coast of india. we have red weather warnings in play for the indian states of interpretation of disha on saturday. the darker the color, the more intense, the rain is falling. we press play, see where it goes on, sundays, sliding up that east coast of india that still becomes a story for westbank all as well. so all 3 states have the potential to see flooding when you consider could see about a 10200, maybe even more millimeters of rain, southeast asia,

measures after the us withdrawal from the 2018 nuclear the and the 3rd is going to be more on the verification process. and the guarantees yet on is asking the war powers and the u. s. to offer, in order for, for the resumption of, of the whole deal once again as we know, since 2018 when president trump withdrew from, from, from the a, j. c, p. u, a things renting or into a different direction. whereas the united states imposed a new sanctions and re imposed all sanctions. while you're on a categorically, it started stopping complying with the ad the nuclear deal. so this is, this is about the 3rd proposal, whereas iran is right now waiting for the international fall as the wall bowers to give the response on it. of course, this is a very different negotiating teen being sent from terran whither a new chief negotiator. what was your sense of his need to make to make sure that these talks were a success for both sides? you've had an extended interview with him, which we will see in a talked to al jazeera program, shuttled later for the week, but what was your sense of the person, the man and th

but nesbitt joins us now live with what one county supervisor is saying about the vaccine verificationer. bob. >> grant. vicki, if someone has no proof of full vaccination. there's no going inside. that's the rule at restaurants and gyms in contra, costa county for anyone 12 and older health officials received 80 complaints last businesses not following the rules but not a single violation was issued. $1500. the price of not checking for proof of vaccine in contra. costa county was not cheap in september and october. >> but in november, no businesses received citations from county health services. >> education forward approach. we don't just jump right in there with a fine the get go. we give the businesses opportunity just because our goal is really to get to compliance people to follow the or our goal is not to shoot much doctor chris farnitano says that only for businesses have been fined since the vaccine verification order went into effect in september in and out burger in pleasant hill even had their health permits suspended late october after repeat violations. >> the news of no

but the challenge, of course, with one of these things was the verification of the facts on the ground. well, that's all, even the halls of it. allegations include one computer being shared with. so 8 soldiers. he says the team in white hole, how they woo, full lack of knowledge when it comes to afghanistan and he says the eagles at the time was totally skewed. we only have to look dominic rob the foreign secretary at the time. he was sunbathing as cobble fell, he was away on holiday with his family and he says that there's a ripple down effect with that level of attitude coming from the leadership that he says that the people and power really not showing and leading by example. and that allegations that it's not just the whistleblower, but politicians accusing the government of that as well. the speed of decision making clarity of command mission intent. these absolutely fundamental to having a proper operation. that saves as many as possible. and so we're extremely concerns to what we're hearing. so this is what unfolding here in the united kingdom today, dominic rob has actually alr

we have the organization for chemical weapons and they have inspectors that go around and do the verificationissions. they don't have the logistical ability to set up camp in another country so this program was cobbled together and just three weeks after the deal was signed, the first inspectors start to rise and do the job. they got there so quickly we don't have an operating room or the tools, they don't have anything so they start from scratch. it allows them to go to one facility after another first to do inventory and then start calling things out so every piece of equipment that they could identify had to be literally trashed. to the extent that they could never get. to destroy the production equipment or there were laboratory is left over from these factory -like facilities where they made chemical weapons and they were dismantled piece by piece so they could never be used again so that was the job they did and it took place in an amount of time nine months from beginning to end but when you get the chemical weapons out of the country mostly liquid stuff, there's no place for it to go.

these talks to wrap up in the coming weeks, the iranians have said that the sanctions lifting in the verification process is very important for them. one of the main sanctions they want to see lifted is a sale of iranian oil on the international market, as well as being able to be paid for that oil. their banking sector is under heavy us sanctions at the radians have said that then they will come back into for compliance or with their nuclear program at that is why we are here. and these discussions are expected to continue for the coming weeks. memorial services are being held across south africa for, onto a port out i called archbishop desmond tutu. these all actual saw on interstate service dedicated to they both peace prize, laurent, south africa, is observing the week of national morning full does when to, to who door to the age of 90 for me to mila is life, or is up that service. and kate town, and i obviously a busy time for those wishing to remember the late archbishop what's going on this evening? this evening? we are at a memorial service, as you mentioned, then interfaith memorial serv

in the coming weeks, the iranians have said that the sanctions lifting in the verification process is very important for them. one of the main sanctions they want to see lifted is a sale of iranian oil on the international market, as well as being able to be paid for that oil. their banking sector is under heavy us sanctions and the radians have said that then they will come back into for compliance with their nuclear program at that is why we're here. and these discussions are expected to continue for the coming weeks in iraq. but other also that has been meeting with political leaders of the sheer parties refusing to accept october's or election results. on tuesday, the supreme court rejected an appeal to contest the vote of this party came 1st in the election, but resisting pressure to form a unity. government signed on balcony is a political analysts focusing on the rock on the middle east. he says, all southern will hold out until he's happy that his requirements are met. the point, ron groups known as the coordination framework that are aligned with the run in the piano. they ap

we should also have this general literacy, and i think our education or the from the verification of systems like it lets us down in the u. k. we start to specialize after the age of 16 after g. c. s e. we do few subjects at a level and you might be one subject to university and this is not great. and the old model, the one which is kind of been chipped away as a lot in the us, is that you provider, general education. and then people specialize on the basis of that interests and talents afterwards. but if you, if you specialize to early people, new sites of the context of the wider and landscape of things into which what they do fits and nash i think is in pounds. it's any part of a complicated story of this day. i know you talk, you talk to the bus or this, this size culture debate from seabreeze, though, is alive and well. it hasn't changed. yeah. i mean, i was talking about history. you, you talk about christopher hill who's and i'll give you a marginalized figure of the grade book. sister is story of it. ok, i mean, i was told, there was a civil war here. he talked about an englis

talks to wrap up in the coming weeks, the iranians have said that the sanctions lifting and the verification process is very important for them. one of the main sanctions they want to see lifted is a sale of raining oil on the international market, as well as being able to be paid for that oil. their banking sector is under heavy us sanctions at the radians have said that and they will come back into full compliance with their nuclear program at that is why we're here. and these dispatches are expected to continue for the coming weeks. but there is a slight optimism and of course, the host, the e u of these negotiations have said that they have weeks now not months to wrap up to comes to some kind of a decision about whether or not the j c, p, o, a, as the nuclear deal of 2015 is known can be salvage, that this stage go savari in vienna, thanks very much for the optic. still had here on the news or this is one of 3 nuclear plants that germany will close by the end of the year. and we will phase out nuclear power by the end of 2022 completely disputed decision with you. i'm steadfast, reporti

to shoot much doctor chris farnitano says that only for businesses have been fined since the vaccine verification order went into effect in september. >> in and out burger in pleasant hill even had their health permits suspended late october after repeat violations. the news of no citations last month did not sit well with karen mitch off. >> i was pretty irritated the county supervisor for district 4 says after several phone calls to county officials. she found out that death threats were being made to health inspectors writing citations our response. our county administrators was we can get you assistance for civil standbys. that is not an appropriate reason not to be out there citing businesses that need to be cited according to contra costa county health services. 80 complaints were made last businesses not in compliance mitch off says thsse calls were made for a reason and that she feels a sense of security when she's asked to show proof of full vaccination or another local restaurant sunday yesterday for breakfast. it was packed all inside people having a great time knowing that they're saf

they should be removed immediate with the verifications and guarantees that are very serious issues and discussions which will, which have been outlined in the.

they should be removed immediately with the verifications and guarantees that are very serious issues and discussions which will, which have been outlined in the 3rd document. in this news about non to extend in richmond was broken by design is media and zone is sources. abandoned with fox news was immediately denied and rejected by the highest authority of the international atomic energy agency, which is the director general. and you can catch the full talk to our to see her interview with her on the chief nuclear negotiator on saturday at 430 hours. gmc ok, let's go back to the top story on a crown. let's take a closer look at how this latest marian has been spreading across south africa. indeed, across southern africa, its earliest detection was encountered tang province on november, the 8th since then. it's been recorded in 5 of the countries, 9 provinces. it's now spread to 40 different countries, 11 and a half 1000 koby 19 cases have been reported in south africa in the past day. fueled largely, we're being told by omicron that is a highly significant jump from just over $300.00

you can, you told us on the guarantees and the verification process, whereas this is going to allow iran to get back to its commitments. so this is, this is mainly what the ranges are asking for. right now. they want the united states to lift all the sanctions that were imposed and re imposed following the united states to throw away from the nuclear deal. and also they want to verify that this, these sanctions will not be every imposed once again on iran. and that they can deal with the whole world community and do business as they should. this is, this is what they think they should have guarantees one. anyway, this is what are the bucket county how to tell us earlier today, they're going to the proposal table by iran cannot be rejected, i told because they are based on the provisions of the 2015 nuclear agreement. in principle, the countries which are still the participants of the j. c. away they do not want to ruins the nuclear document. all the sanctions which have been imposed or re imposed under the so called maximum pressure campaign of the united states. they should be removed i

and also the verification of age, which of course is crucial when we talk about young people. these are really important questions and ah, from my perspective, a lot of the announcements instagram has made leading up to this hearing today. our cosmetic fixes to unfortunately, a system that's far more broken. and at the end of the day, we have to step back and ask ourselves, well how does instagram make money? and i think it's important to look at their toxic business model that at the end of the day, is about hooking users for as long as possible to run as many ads as possible on their feed generate as much revenue as possible. facebook makes 98 percent of its revenue from this toxic business model of surveillance advertising. so when they propose a simple fix, like taking a break, i think they do that because they know they have the ability to hook users and lower them back to the platform. ultimately, i think it's incumbent upon governments to look at how it is we can better structure the incentives behind companies like facebook on that rely upon this toxic business model su

and the issue of verification and guarantees should be on the agenda. so based on this, it was a great the 1st issue this going to be on the agenda in this round is the issue of guarantees and verification. and then the working groups will continue their work in the area of lifting sanctions in the banking and financial sexes. the main issues iran has now and they're hoping that that will be one of the main things address this week in the 1st few days of the round is the selling of a raining oil on the international market. since the u. s. imposed sanctions on iran in november of 2018. the radians have only been able to sell their oil to 6 countries, which guy got special waivers from the americans. they haven't been able to be paid for that because their banking sectors are also strict sanctions. and that is one of the main issues right now before that the iranians were selling nearly $3000000.00 barrels of oil per day. they were opec's, 4th largest producer. one of russia is most prominent and all this human rights groups has been ordered to shut down

it's been a good beginning all sides. emphasize the importance of lifting sanctions and the issue of verification and guarantees should be on the agenda. so based on this, it was a great the 1st issue this going to be on the agenda in this round is the issue of guarantees and verification. and then the working groups will continue their work in the area of lifting sanctions in the banking and financial sexes. so that is the position by the iranian send, the deputy for mr. also said that the raise wouldn't be in vienna if they weren't optimistic that these talks will get somewhere and that they, j. c, p. o, it could be salvage, that this point the americans are much more pessimistic at this stage because they say that what the rates are asking for is very difficult to guarantee on their parts. but for now, all parties are optimistic moving forward and into a new year that there could be some kind of resolution in the 8th round of the talks, which could hopefully be the final round. there have been purchased in iran cough to the supreme court rejected an appeal to overturn october's parliamentary e

we think that's going to become huge with nfts the verification is what it will make nfts valuable >>ot us thinking how should you trade we are playing a game would or would not sew we kick things oof wood or would not? >> absolutely. i would have said wood $10 ago you have elliott management not kicking the tires, but making the comments there's a lot -- and they do report in early february i think the stock has gotten too cheap. i think it was an uninspired choice >> karen, how about you? wood or wood not twitter >> wood not, but to be fair -- they have this other thought of interest rates going higher, high multiple things going lower. i would rather facebook. i notice, i just snuck that in there. >> yeah, and. >>> next up cathie wood. so dan, wood or wood nod >> i wood not. i don't disagree with what she's saying i just don't find what they're doing right now to be particularly compelling. mel, i don't know if you saw some of those amc, the gamestop, they got absolutely creamed here today. a lot of the stocks, they haven't been through a correction just yet, and that could really