this conspiracy and i call it that because it was not just watson and crick.re involved. i asked her sister about this a few years ago and she said if rosalind had known, there would be a big fight. >> at the very end of your book, after building this very convincing case of the stolen data and the cover-up of the theft, you are able to confront james watson and put these questions to him. it is a striking ending. >> it is the best ending of any book i have ever written. i guarantee you it will keep you on the edge of your seat as it kept me on mine. i challenged him about the whole rosalind franklin credit issue. as response was not pleasant. and was quite definitive. i don't agree with it. but it was an interesting moment in my interviewing career. >> we will leave it to the readers to see. the book is the secret of life, rosalind franklin, james watson, francis crick and the discovery of dna's double helix. always good to see you. ♪ >> the creek fire in central california burned across 385 thousand acres for three months in 2020. the u.s. forest service thi

jonathan: joining us now is krishna memani, marilyn watson, and matt brill. it is with the economic data, i have been scratching my head or try to reconcile this. near record highs, consumer sentiment highest since 2011 pick and make sense of that? marilyn: it is very complex. when you look at the labor market and the rate, it is below for break 2020. however, i do think we will start to see easing in the labor market, when you think on appointment insurance is running off we are seeing more people able to reenter the workforce and children can go back to work full-time. those things should help. we are continuing to see the large mismatch. employer struggling to get the labor they need and trying to do every thing from ways -- raise wages and improving conditions. i think it will continue for some time as the economy continues to normalize from this very bizarre situation. jonathan: bazaar is the right word -- bizarre is the right word. when i look at the fixed rate, it is great. consumer sentiment is terrible which one is it? krishna: two points in that. th

[laughter] >> years later he goes back to watson, i think it was watson and buys 250 more -- no, buys another adjacent 80 acres for $250 in cash. that's amazing. so you want to know why oprah is oprah because constatine great, great grandfather. i love that story. you know, i used to be able to memorize all of the stories that we found but now we've had well over 200 guests and i can't do that anymore. but oprah was in the first season and there's some stories that stick out. i particularly like doing stories of eastern european jews from the settlement. joe, i used to think -- when i invented the series and i only did black people, african american peoples lives 1 and in 2006 and african-americans lives in 2006. i did maya, morgan freeman. anybody that plays god and the president, you have to have. popular this jewish lady, this lady wrote me i'm of russian jewish ancestry and i admired but you're a big fat racist because you only do black people and i looked at that and i was so shocked and had never occurred to me that i could trace ancestry of white people, asian people or anybody

the digital startup was launched in 2013 by carlos watson and samir rao. it described itself as having a sizable audience and reach, producing videos, newsletters and events, raising millions but in recent weeks the question came and then some more one media analyst, coby hall at media hype, put it this way -- calling ozy media a dumpster fire is an insult to dumpsters and fires. and every day that fire kept growing. people in and outside the company running for the exit its chairman and initial investor mark lazry stepped down s.v. angel a key investor reportedly gave up its shares. and katty kay, a well-known bbc host anchor who joined ozy this summer, resigned and advertisers bailed fast. ally financial just today saying it's pausing its business with ozy media hours before the company closed for good. all of this after "the new york times" reported one of many bombshell claims the first, a case of impersonation. the "times" says the company's co-founder pretended to be someone from youtube, playing up to potential investors about how successful ozy med

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katie watson, bbc news, in sao paulo state.g, where lava continues to flow from the cumbre vieja volcano. the volcano that's been erupting for the past 11 days on the spanish island of la palma is spewing out two new streams of lava, threatening further destruction. many homes and crops have been destroyed and thousands of people have been forced to evacuate since the eruption first began last month. danjohnson is on la palma. it seems like every day, this volcano is producing more and more lava. there are new vents opening up, new ways for the lava to escape — and that means even more lava flowing downhill, putting even more homes and villagers at risk. more than 1,000 properties have been destroyed now, and this is in the area that's been evacuated — so there are homes here where people haven't been able to get back for more than a week now. people are wondering whether they'll ever be able to come back and live here, because nobody knows how long this volcano will keep erupting. you can see the, sort of, ash that spread righ

watson is on fairly shortly. yes, the first british _ watson is on fairly shortly.1a: the first british prayer and action against sloan stevens, and other us open champion, they won the title in 2017. watson, she is not seated, the top 32 player does not get a buy in the first round, andy murray will be in the same position, he will play in the same position, he will play in france. the other two british singles players in the drawer are dan evans and cameron norrie. they are having such good seasons, they are having such good seasons, they are seated and they will have buys through to the second round. you mentioned _ through to the second round. you mentioned and _ through to the second round. you mentioned and be merry there, just great to see him stringing back—to—back tournaments together, getting the odd win and he is loving life. that is pretty much all he wants to be doing at the moment. i wants to be doing at the moment. i think since wimbledon in terms of its that is, things could not have gone better because at the championships when he lost in the third

allison watson. if sold after the scheme in the 1980s. allison watson.— allison watson.e — allison watson. if we look at the period, we've lost _ allison watson. if we look at the period, we've lost 227,000 - allison watson. if we look at the . period, we've lost 227,000 houses. that's a combination of sell—offs and demolitions, so we've gone dramatically backwards and we're not building anything like enough to make—up the difference. but building anything like enough to make-up the difference. but it's not 'ust an make-up the difference. but it's not just an urban — make-up the difference. but it's not just an urban issue. _ make-up the difference. but it's not just an urban issue. some _ make-up the difference. but it's not just an urban issue. some rural- just an urban issue. some rural areas experience the same issues. in some areas, fact in the sector. we've come to the isle of skye, which doesn't exactly have much in common with the capital city. but research is showing its beginning to rival edinburgh when it comes to the pressures due to lack of affordable housin

>> katy watson is still with us. this affecting president bolsonaro's approval ratings? >> there is no question, whichever side of politics you are on, that this inquiry has dented his popularity. a lot of people are asking what that means for coming years. one year until the next elections, he has not confirm whether he is running. it will be a bigger challenge, the pandemic, the inquiry, all of these make his life more difficult if he wants to run. a year is a long time in brazilian politics, a lot could change. >> what is the situation with the coronavirus vaccine rollout in brazil? last time i lay i eyes on bolsonaro, he was proudly unvaccinated. >> this has been one of the biggest criticisms, that there were delays to the vaccine rollout and as a result, that caused more deaths. that has been a huge criticism here. at the same time, it depends on where you are. it was announced that in sao paulo, that was where there was a lot of controversy over the governor who is pushing for vaccination, and he came to blows

why would anyone trust carlos watson moving forward?o people trusting me i'm the son of teacher you've known me for a number of years and we've interacted in a in of ways here is what i would say last week i got some incredibly bass advice. i got advice to go silent. i should not have done that. what ended up over the next week were some half truths, some things that we did not well and that we should have done better or different and we will own them around data and marketing and i wish i had stepped up. part of my reason on being here today with you is to engage on some of those things including some of the things we mentioned. let's take the a&e issue we've done shows for a&e, for lifetime, for the history channel and originally we talked to them about it they moved too slowly on it. we notified them we were going to move it to youtube. the gentleman you mentioned who was part of that story knew that we had moved it to youtube and yet now comes forward and says i didn't know, i didn't know of course he knew. >> okay. let's accept tha

katy watson, bbc news, in bras lia.hort time ago, our south america correspondent katy watson gave this update on the latest developments. seven senators voted to approve the report. after a long, long day of discussions, just towards, as the vote got closer, some of the leading senators said some very emotional messages after such a long time. we had the vice president saying the enquiry had put pressure and sped up the vaccine process and pay tribute to those on the front line of trying to curb the pandemic. the person in charge of delivering the report said the enquiry stop the clock and the enquiry stop the clock and the number of deaths here in brazil and the president of the enquiry said it was now up to the federal prosecutor to look into these charges and that is something they will be doing as of tomorrow. they would take the report to the federal prosecutor urging him to look into these recommendations for the criminal charges and see whether he would stand trial. a us prosecutor investigating last week's acci

and years later he goes back to him i think was watson and 250 will buys another adjacent 80 acres for $250 in cash. it's amazing delight over separate because of the great-great-grandfather. make is to be able to memorize all of the stories that we found but now we have well over 200 guests and i can't get any but the first season and tell stories that i particularly like doing stories of eastern european germans. and i used to think that event in the series and african-american american lives in 2006, african-american wives too, in 2008, and anyway you gotta play god in the president. [laughter] and so watching this lady, i'm in the infantry and you only do black people say racist. [laughter] and it had never occurred to me that i could taste the white people or asian people or anybody else, is my brand. saul tell you a funny story. we sit around and drinking and swapping lives and advise for an rated cycle of black woman coca-cola was my sponsor that time and the foundation or one of the black women, still alive. i called her and i asked her. [inaudible]. and then she got up and on

katy watson, bbc news, in bras lia.ted soon, i got the latest from katy watson, who is in brasilia. this is an inquiry that is more political in its nature. it's not going to pinpoint the crimes, it's not a criminal inquiry, but i think what will happen now is that it will go to the prosecutors — in fact, it's going to go overnight to the prosecutors. and at that point, it will be up to the prosecutor to decide whether or not there will be enough evidence to try the president. that, at the moment, is very unclear, what the prosecutor will say at that point. then it will have to go to the supreme court. so, it's a long road, and certainly at the moment, bolsonaro is still in hisjob. it's a year till we get to the presidential elections. people talk about impeachment as well, but he's got several processes against him when it comes to impeachment. doesn't look like he's got the support for that either, so for now, president bolsonaro remains in thejob. yeah, looking ahead to the elections next year, what's the sentiment o

. >> cnn producer angus watson joins me. good to see you, angus.pite a slow start, the vaccination rate is coming up. tell us about the reaction after such a draconian lockdown. >> reporter: absolutely, rosemary. people here in sydney have been locked up at home for 106 days now. today freedom day. restaurants open for a meal. people are able to visit each other, visit friends and family for the first time since june, go to the gym, get a haircut and there is such a sense of relief around town after those 106 days in which the delta variant really has spread quickly through this city. it all began in june with one case with an unvaccinated driver who caught the coronavirus from an airline crew that he was chauffeuring. now that has turned into 60,000 cases and more throughout the entirety of that outbreak. over 300 deaths as well. but as those numbers have increased, so has the city and the country's vaccination rates. people have been spurred on by the danger of that delta variant to go and get vaccinated. australia has sorted out a lot of supply

iain watson in manchester.t hear anything from rishi sunak this week on saying public sector workers were going to get much higher wages so you're going to have millions of people for whom prices are rising faster than their wages. that means their living standards are getting worse just a bit every day, and politically that's a pretty horrible place to be in. so a lot of people saying he's being quite potentially complacent about the fact that he's not that bothered about inflation. businesses saying we are being criticised we didn't invest, there was a lot of uncertainty during the brexit period, we've had to fight off a pandemic, what we need now is a little bit of help rather than having fingers wagged in our face. our business editor simon jack. almost six million people in the uk will see their income fall today, as the £20 per—week increase to universal credit is withdrawn. the benefit uplift was brought in last year to support those on low incomes during the pandemic. borisjohnson has defended the cut,

watson admitted to that. then executives pretended a show would appear on a&e when there was no such deal watson says that was a mix of miscommunication and misunderstandings and that the company was accused of inflating some of its metrics that it uses to get advertisers into the fold including a company presentation about the number of people who actually open ozy media's email letters. andrew ross sorkin asked carlos watson about. >> i'm looking at the deck 25% email opens. ozy email average 25% open rate. 2.5 times industry and 3% ctr. it doesn't have a star next to it that says, just the people who are actively engaged with you in some way. >> you know, i need to look at that more closely but, look, let's make sure that we do something here, which is that i don't want -- if you and i looked at any small company or any large company, we would find a handful of things that are -- that aren't great just to be really clear. we would find that and just because something is sloppy or stupid doesn't mean it's i

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why would anyone trust carlos watson moving forward?d fair question and heart breaking because i'm used to people trusting me. i'm the son of teachers. you've known me for a number of years. i once worked here at nbc as part of the msnbc family. here's what i would say. last week i got bad advice. advice from crisis communications folks to go silent. i should not have done that. what ended up over the next week was some half truths. and some cases some real things that we did not well and should have done better and different and we will own them around data and marketing, around other places. but i wish i had stepped up and engaged. and part of my reason being here with you today is to engage in those things, including the things you mentioned. originally we conceived of the show for a and e. we originally talked to them about it. they moved too slowly. we notified them we weren't going to do it there. we moved it to youtube. the gentleman who was part of that story knew we moved it to youtube, and yet, now comes forward and says i did

many thanks, iain watson. _ events in a matter of weeks. many thanks, iain watson. economics editor faisal islam is with me. as he was saying, it was an upbeat message, but how would you characterise the challenges ahead? until now, he has been a big spending chancellor because of circumstance. this was a speech that sought to tell the nation, no, that's not what he is like. a sort of reintroduction, resetting of the baseline. he has a fiscal conservative, who believes that debt should not get out of control. public spending should be under control. and, if necessary, as we are right now, taxes need to rise to meet those gaps. he held out the possibility that there could be a reversal of some of those tax rises, if the public finances are in order. but i wouldn't hold too much by that right now. the message was that this is a time for tough decisions. there was relatively little mention, small mansion, the cost of living pressures that iain just talked about, not what we are seeing around us, the issues around supply shortages and the visible consequences we are see

i know carlos watson and everyone seems to know carl carlos watson. by boasting the numbers up like many people do? >> i can't suggest his motive, i think his partners at times lied to their employees, lied to their advertisers, and certainly an order of magnitude beyond the kind of puffery that's sort of common in media and let's say business forever, but really to a much, much more extreme degree. >> were they attempting to, you know, credibility by association, by booking the dr. anthony faucis of the world? i think you were on the show once. by booking well-known people, is it like saddling up to success and pretending to be successful? >> the audience that really ate ozy up was too, the billionaire executives and ozy executives. i think you have been in conversations with those at the very, very top of the american per mid-a pyramid and breathe that very thin air up there and they're like why can't news have less conflict and messiness be just having bipartisan conversations across the aisle, in which no one is ever made uncomfortable, particular

let's go back to ian watson. he isjoined by someone. 0ver watson. he isjoined by someone.own, it means that we are all levelling up and we are all investing opportunity right across the country. the and we are all investing opportunity right across the country.— right across the country. the prime minister said _ right across the country. the prime minister said it _ right across the country. the prime minister said it was _ right across the country. the prime minister said it was a _ right across the country. the prime minister said it was a disgrace - right across the country. the prime minister said it was a disgrace that | minister said it was a disgrace that we did not have proper trans—pennine rail links and it was also the most imbalanced of the welfare societies in europe. can you just remind me who has been in government for the past 11 years. who has been in government for the past 11 years-— past 11 years. well, the conservatives. - past 11 years. well, the conservatives. so - past 11 years. well, the conservatives. so he i past 11 years. well, the conservatives

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charles watson is live in knot port, florida -- north port, florida, with the latest.eporter: hi, jon. well, the next step is figuring out what happened to brian laundrie. that task is now in the hands of a forensic anthropologies who will take a look at brian's remains and try to determine when and how he died. that is the course of action that has been taken after an initial autopsy, as you mentioned, came back inconclusive. wednesday the fbi confirmed they found human remains and personal s belonging to brian in the swampy mack hatch chi environmental park. law enforcement had been searching the year for the brian for more than a month as he was considered a person of interest in the murder of his girlfriend, gabby petito. at the laundrie's north port home, the memorial gets bigger by the day as people continue to add signs, pictures and even american flags to honor the 22-year-old. and while that memorial continues to grow, so does the outpouring of thoughts and well wishing for the laundries who have received a number of flower bouquets today with respect to the d

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professor watson, it's an interesting question.f you want to ban abortion, why create these vigilante squads? what do you make of that question? >> well, the answer is because it is unconstitutional to ban abortion before viability, which is at approximately 24 weeks. and i believe in eight other states that have passed six-week ba bans, the federal courts have enjoined those laws because they're so obviously unconstitutional. so texas tried to do an end run with this ridiculous procedural enforcement to try to avoid constitutional review. in the doj lawsuit, that's exactly the point they honed in on. >> we had you on "the lead" right after the texas law went into effect. it puts up a wall of sorts between a pregnant woman and people they might seek advice from, such as a pastor, a friend, even a doctor. is that essentially what's at issue here, private citizens cut off from basic rights because of this fear of penalty against them that could be invoked in a way by almost anyone? >> well, yes, i think the most important block is of

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katy watson reporting from brasilia.there could be up to be one hundred thousand new covid cases a day this winter. sajid javid urged those who are unvaccinated to getjabbed. and he advised everyone to start wearing face masks in crowded settings. but he came short of calling for mandatory face coverings, and a return to working from home — the so—called plan b. more from our health editor hugh pym. queues of ambulances waiting to hand over patients at some hospitals tell their own story — the nhs under intensifying pressure, coping with a range of health conditions, and all that before winter has started to bite. and today, the health secretary struck a more downbeat note, with a warning about the outlook for covid cases. they could go yet as high as 100,000 a day. we are also seeing greater pressure on the nhs. across the uk, we are now approaching 1,000 hospitalisations per day. health leaders say, with those covid numbers adding to the existing strain on hospitals, intervention is needed now, in the shape of the gove

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the bbc�*s katy watson is in brasilia and sent this report.despite these bold predictions covid—19 wreaked havoc in brazil. there is no normalfor the hundreds of thousands of families who lost loved ones. some technical difficulties there, for us. we do hope to bring you those details, that report, from katie watson, a little later in the programme. moving onto other stories now. britain's health secretary has warned that there could be up to be 100,000 new covid cases a day this winter. sajid javid urged those who are unvaccinated to getjabbed. and he advised everyone to start wearing face masks in crowded settings. but he fell short of calling for mandatory face coverings, and a return to working from home — the so—called "plan b". more now from our health editor hugh pym. queues of ambulances waiting to hand over patients at some hospitals tell their own story — the nhs under intensifying pressure, coping with a range of health conditions, and all that before winter has started to bite. and today, the health secretary struck a more downbeat

first your reaction, carlos watson said ozy is not shutting down after all. >> i spoke to him yesterday. he thinks that ozy did nothing wrong and that there is nothing sort of misleading about having essentially purchased your entire audience to something you claim is a hit show, for instance. it has a sort of exotic theory about how audiences work that he is defending and hoping that the advertising industry in particular will go along with. >> so there's several different aspects to your initial report. number one, as you just said, ozy is inflating artificially inflating audience numbers and telling people it's getting more views than it really is. beyond that, there's also just this tale of a flat-out impersonation, someone carlos watson worked with on a utib guy with goldman sachs. that's dishonest fundamentally. >> there are a number of flat-out lies they told. they had "the carlos wattson show" and told the crew it would air on a&e and turned out a video they posted to youtube they told other people this is a special youtube thing, youtube is paying for and carlos said that in wr

>> jon: charles watson live from north port florida.ank you. >>> an attorney for robert durst says the real estate heir has tested positive for covid and is in a los angeles hospital on a ventilator. the 78-year-old was sentenced to life in prison on thursday after being convicted of killing his long time friend susan berman more than 20 years ago. he dealt with multiple health problems during the trial. his attorney says he was having difficulty breathing and speaking on thursday. >>> less than three weeks to go till election day. the focus is on the heated neck-and-neck race for virginia governor. it could predict how next year's midterms will shake out. we will have analysis next. - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join us. together, we can give children the hope and healing they never thought possible. it's a mission powered

bonnie watson coleman, i inform the house that mrs. watson coleman will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. tom malinowski, i inform the house that mr. malinowski will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by ms. mikeie sherrill, i inform the house that ms. sherrill will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. bill pascrell, i inform the house that mr. pascrell will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. andy kim, i inform the house that mr. kim will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. seth moulton, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. brian higgins, i inform the house that mr. higgins will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. paul tonko, i inform the house that mr. tonko will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. wasserman schultz, i inform the house that ms. wasserman schultz will vote yea o

private jethro watson—pickering, who was 23, of the 1st yorkshire regiment, was part of a crew operatinge regiment said on facebook that its thoughts and prayers were with private watson—pickering's family. the newcastle—tottenham game was paused earlier, after a supporter in the stand had a medical emergency. medics rushed to the aid of the fan in the stands of st james' park 41 minutes into the game, and players were taken off the field. a defibrilator was carried onto the terraces as crowds remained in the stadium. newcastle lost the game 3—2. an update on a story we were talking about an hour ago when our reporter was telling us that there might be signs a deal being done over brighton's festering rubbish. it looks like he was absolutely right, and he's here now to tell us more about that. thanks very much for coming back. what more. have you known him since we last spoke an hour to go?— hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. _ hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. when _ hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke. when we - hour to go? there was a wisp of white smoke.

representative watson coleman, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us. so there's no vote tonight. take us behind the scenes. what happened? >> well, thanks for having me tonight. what is happening is that there are not enough votes to pass the bill without having a verifiable commitment on the reconciliation bill. we're eager to pass both of those bills. they represent the president's agenda. that's what he campaigned on. that's what people elected him, and that's what people expect from him. we campaigned in the same things, looking for both family and hard infrastructure. we campaigned, people elected us, and that's what they expect to see. so what you have seen as a result of there being no votes tonight is that there's been no agreement but that there is a desire to move the path forward. >> yeah. so, listen, i want to talk to you about -- you were with the house speaker tonight. let me just ask you this because the new thing is we just got the statement in from the white house. tell me if you think this is true. the white house says, while democrat

>> jon: charles watson from north port, florida.> and for more on this mystery, nancy grace is hosting a live one-hour special tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern, about three and a half hours from now, right here on fox news channel. >>> coming up, the head of the cdc today discussing whether it will update the definition of full vaccination now that most americans are eligible for booster shots. we'll get a doctor's thoughts on that next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. looks like we're walking, kid. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ light under control. ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ signature gen 8™ available now, in 4 vibrant style colors. transitions™ - [female narrator] five billion people available now, in 4 vibrant style colors. lack access to safe surge

katy watson reporting from brasila.pact of the inquiry, i'm joined now by professor lorena barberia, who works with the department of political science, at the university of sao paulo. great to have you on newsday with us, professor. just want to start by asking, as we saw in that report from my colleague, a lot of anticipation about this inquiry. how significant has it been? it’s anticipation about this inquiry. how significant has it been?— significant has it been? it's been since the inquiry _ significant has it been? it's been since the inquiry started - significant has it been? it's been since the inquiry started in - significant has it been? it's been since the inquiry started in april| since the inquiry started in april it's been very important, it's produced evidence and data that we didn't have access to and wasn't in discussion, and the testimonies, the data, the evidence that has been brought forward throughout the hearings have been fundamentally important. there has been critical weeks where it has complete

katy watson, bbc news.columbia, he explained what might happen next. with hundred and 28 judicial orders against him there's no doubt that he will be spending the rest of his life in prison. but his extradition to the united states before colombianjustice is a priority for the government for two reasons. first the colombians prisons are overcrowded and notoriously corrupt and there is a risk that 0toniel in colombian prison authorities might not be able to gather sufficient intelligence from him if there is a threat against his life or ask circumstances which he might be able to escape was up but secondly the administration is trying to co—operate with the us government after an incident last year in which member of the party were on the record as having campaigned on the behalf of president trump's. as a consequence the biden has given the cold shoulder to the administration and right now in recent weeks been seeing a attempt to return to a more cooperative special relationship that it has traditionally en

ringback cynthia watson, thank you very much for talking to us about this. thank you for your insight into iran's foreign minister has discussed reviving the nuclear deal with his russian counterpart during a visit to moscow or san mere abdulla he and says he expects nuclear thompson vienna to restart soon. russian foreign minister said leval says he's also spoken to the u. s. secretary of state on the need to restore the deal. the biden administration says i returned to the accord is a top priority. but iran has accused washington of sending mixed messages. turkish and as a by johnny forces have conducted joint military jails near the border with iran. the 2 countries expanded their defense thighs after last year's war against armenia in the disputed nagondo quarterback region. israel comes out to relations worse and between back o n t ran over yvonne's support of armenia and as a by john's relations with israel. iran held a military exercise along his border with as a by chan. last friday. they still said, i explains the reason behind this military trail.

angus watson is standing by for us in sydney. first, i want to begin this hour in rome. there is rising opposition to the green pass. you and i have spoken about this before. we have seen violent protests. who exactly is behind this protest? who is leading this? >> reporter: well, you know, this is one week after the green pass mandate has been in effect, and there is still a lot of tension about this. this protest in the port town was organized by people who work in that port. and they have had great support all across the country. they canceled this protest. they are expecting about 20,000 people at the last minute, 12 hours before. a lot of people would have been en route to go there already, but they said to the people who were supporting them to instead stay in their town. in rome they've asked people to gather here, even though the official police said there is no authorized protest. so a lot of people are wondering where they should protest to support the port people, to demonstrate against the green pass. and we are expecting to see a lot of confusion about where