zain that's driving same tehran. on techies border with syria stephanie is saying said that a techie in tehran today very forceful in his remarks calling for a cease fire in a province because turkey really doesn't want military offensive in this region of syria that's not far from its border. well the russian president has been quoting is rejecting a cease fire calling on what he calls tests to lay down their arms. echoed by the turkish president for so-called terrorists to lay down their arms they are of course referring to specific groups was interesting actually in the last twenty minutes or so we've seen two plumes of smoke just on top of that hill now this area is under the control of h.t.s. which is. that group for me known as the mr a front they believe to be associated with al qaida we're trying to confirm what exactly that was but there certainly was some military activity going on there i think nothing is clear when it comes to what's going to happen to adlib the russians and the iranians want to see damas

we are fighting for peace war for war is a mistake from our point of view zain is our correspondent in tehran zain this summit was described as a meeting a summit on the future of syria but really no major breakthrough there it seems to me. absolutely i mean these are the architects of the astonished talks and in many ways the architects of the ongoing civil war that's gone on for eight years now so one would expect that they do agree on most things and in essence they do but there was a major point of divergence that will no doubt be immediately impactful for syrian people especially those living in the well the iranian russia spoke about the future they talked about a new constitution the president of iraq hasan rouhani even talked about future syria elections and all kinds of political reform reconstruction the return of refugees the exchange of prisoners. and president putin talks about national security and ridding syria finally of what he called terrorism but when it came to turkey. there were on a totally different page turkey's major concern is that the president stated clearly

to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe we have two correspondents joining us live covering the story zain bus robberies in tehran and stephanie deca is on the turkey syria border zain coming to you first what does iran want out of these discussions. well in remarks from a top aide at the foreign ministry we got an indication of what these leaders might be talking about during their summit today they're expected to sign an agreement that takes in several issues the role of each country an ongoing military involvement inside the inside syria they're also going to be discussing ways of dealing with the return of refugees to syria those that have been displaced both within the country as well as. an estimated six million people that are living outside the country as refugees but they're also talking about setting up a committee that will investigate people who were arrested by the syrian government and those that have gone missing during the conflict so certainly a response to international player pressure to take on more of the humanitarian crisis that this eight year civil war has caused an

buss ravi our correspondent in tehran zain what's your takeaway point from the last forty five minutes of those opening speeches there. well it's quite a thing to see these three men leaders of modern countries all born of ancient empires now meeting here into iran to send a very clear message to european countries as well as the united states that we do not need your help to resolve problems in this region in the comments made by president putin by rouhani they're making it very clear that they are looking forward they're throwing forward to shape syria's future and they can do it without the intervention of western powers but at the same time they made it very clear that rebuilding syria reconstruction rehabilitation medical and food aid getting refugees to return back to syria which is something that everybody would benefit from that has to be an international effort sort of speaking from both sides of their mouth if you will saying that we don't need western help to resolve the crisis but when it comes to reconstruction that western governments must also be involved it must be an i

bus ravi live for us there in tehran zain thanks for that. the united nations human rights council has voted to extend an inquiry into crimes in yemen the approval overrides objections from saudi arabia and yemen's government who were recently criticized by the council investigating alleged rights violations has been a smith reports now it comes as the u.n. envoy to yemen pushes for new talks between the warring parties and says the country's main airport at santa could reopen soon. five times over the past few years these families have been forced to travel hundreds of kilometers across the deserts of northern yemen to escape the fighting like another twenty two million people in this country they need humanitarian assistance. and we're stuck between the rain in the sun and we eat what others here for us we have nothing and until now no organization has given us anything. with almost the entire population on its knees the u.n. is pushing again to get the warring parties to talks it's going to be within weeks i don't think we can allow it to

bus ravi in tehran zain how much wriggle room all the iranians prepared to put on show here i mean are they prepared to move across those well established red lines well you know just a few moments ago we saw the turkish president step off the plane and it's probably those very issues that he will be discussing within this hour with his counterpart president hassan rouhani now before the summit began this morning before his arrival this morning we had some idea of what they might be discussing what iran may be putting to the leaders of russia and turkey during this summit a top aide from the foreign ministry said that the three leaders are expected to sign an agreement talking about their ongoing military involvement in syria and of course for turkey who hosts the largest number of syrian refugees of the three countries meeting today for them what military action continues to happen on the ground and displace syrian people is of great concern as you said the other points they'll be discussing are the rights of return for those refugees many of whom are in turkey and of course they'll a

bus ravi is in tehran zain what's the iranian reaction to this. well overnight peter the foreign ministry condemned these attacks and said that the iraqi government needs to find out who is responsible and they demanded the maximum penalty for this crime and they also summoned the iraqi ambassador to teheran to protest the burning down of this consulate now the foreign minister said sorry the foreign ministry spokesman said that this action was an attempt by overt or perhaps covert actors to try to drive a wedge between iraq and iran and hurt the historically friendly relations that the two countries have enjoyed so while he did seem to place blame on perhaps forces outside of government control for this happening in the same breath he also said that not protecting this diplomatic mission was a failure of the iraqi government and he said that the police and bus russia have done more to secure this iranian facility now the spokesman of the parliamentary committee for national security and foreign policy has also made a statement and said that the p

who's in iran's capital tehran it was the iranian consulate that was torched in the latest process zain what's been the reaction there in teheran. well adrian leaders here in iran are taking this situation very seriously overnight the foreign ministry spokesman but her own kasumi condemned the attack on the on the iranian mission of the iranian consulate in basra and said that the government the authorities there in buster had to find out who was responsible and punish them to the maximum extent of the law now he also at that same time last night some in the iraqi ambassador to tehran to protest the attack officially and in person now the foreign ministry of foreign ministry spokesman also pointed out that this was an attempt part of overt and covert attempts to drive a wedge between the friendly relations of the government of iraq and iran and at the same time he said that even though there may have been there may have been. events outside of the control of the government going on in basra he said it was a failure of the iraqi government that was unable to use its police force and bust

as is life from tehran so zain there is no shortage of countries being named in all of this here we are more than twenty four hours from this attack a lot of diplomatic fallout. absolutely in the hours immediately following yesterday's attack iranian officials from all offices of government immediately targeted the specific group that they blamed for being behind this attack and ethnically arab separatist group in the oil rich province of course just on but since then they've been much more forceful about criticizing those that they feel are behind separatist groups that are operating within the country the netherlands and denmark as well as britain the representatives here as you said were summoned and the point to the foreign minister made to them was that the definition of terrorism has to be the same for europe and western countries and for iran and by backing these groups where many of the leaders and members of those organizations live in these european countries iran's point is that by backing these groups it is in effect supporting the ongoing . instability being created by thes

likely conversation we can only assume will will end in yet another stalemate if it even happens ok zain many thanks. the polls are closing in the mold eaves in a presidential election widely seen as a test for democracy not to be extended for an extra three hours after long queues formed outside polling centers many opponents of the current president are in exile and the european union decided not to send election observers and it's got topless as the story. it was all smiles as president abdullah i mean and his main rival ibrahim mohammad sali cost the balance and something's pulled. eumenes critics accuse him of acting as a strongman imprisoning exalting political rivals the election lucking transparency there's no credible election observers in maldives at the moment because all the democracy democratic countries as well the. european union decided that the government had not been obliging that the government had not been doing requesting what they have requested to do the right of the elections that is to. free the party does. by supreme court of february first but none of these thi

stephen miller mr miller of course so very well plugged in to the trump thinking we'll go back to zain this rob in just a second we'll stay with these pictures and we'll talk to james bays again diplomatic editor so it's probably james going to be quite a robust speech necessarily mr trump maybe feeling a little bit isolated because all these issues he's on the of the sides of where other countries of the presidents of the prime minister's think he should they believe he should be in reality. yes absolutely interestingly the u.s. president has stopped to speak to reporters there's a group of reporters at that door i spend a lot of time at that door and very rarely do world leaders stop there i don't know if we're able to listen in and hear what he's saying. or. that much about it over. here. i don't think the sound is clear there from president trump with nikki haley the u.s. ambassador beside him there speaking to reporters though as he came into the united nations i think probably because he is late he has time to stop there and talk to the group of reporters who are there and it wil

bus ravi in tehran with the talks to begin in the next zain from your vantage point what's the iranian perspective well we are still waiting for the leaders of russia and turkey to arrive there will be bilateral meetings with iranian leaders when president and president putin are here in iran and according to friday morning remarks from a top aide of iran's foreign minister zarif the three leaders are expected to sign a document that is expected to then govern their ongoing military involvement in syria as well as the sort of regulations that they may implement for the return of refugees displaced by the conflict there's also talk of the formation of a committee to look into syrian people that were arrested by the government as well as people who have gone missing during this conflict so there seems to be a focus on the preservation of humanitarian concerns as well as civilian lives but humanitarian groups and aid workers ahead of this trilateral summit has said that all of the governments involved in syria need to do more to focus on preserving civilian spaces as well as human life. t

turkey syria border for a challenge is standing by for us in moscow but first let's go to my colleague zain who's in tehran saying what do the iranians want to come to these discussions. well we are expecting president wanted president putin to have bilateral talks with their counterpart here in iran president rouhani before the three of them meet together we're still waiting for russian and turkish diplomats to arrive in the iranian capital but we've been hearing from a top aide to the foreign minister who in remarks this morning told journalists that this three you countries leaders are expected to sign an agreement about ongoing involvement in the syrian conflict as it goes from the stage of of large scale military operations to more rehabilitation and reconstruction they're also going to talk about the rights of return for syrian refugees displaced by the war as well as set up a committee that will look into syrians who were arrested by the government as well as those that have gone missing during the conflict but aid groups that have been speaking to iranian officials in the days leadi

ok zain thank you for that for us in tehran now to stephanie deca in on the turkey syria border said to me from you know what you heard today do you get a sense that first focusing on. an offensive is imminent there we've heard for days now that the syrian government will be launching an offensive on this last rebel stronghold in the northwest from what we heard from the three leaders today do you get a sense that that's likely to be happening any time soon. i think it's likely in the sense that they all seem to agree on one thing is that the terrorists should lay down their arms and when you read into what terrorist means that are groups like the. associated they believe with so when you have the turkish president saying that the security of the russian airbase in the talk i have may mean that military base should be secure and all means can be used to do that you can probably predict that there will be an intensified air strikes and what we've seen over the last couple of days but in a sort of more moderate form on the southern area of the province has been rumors folly for weeks t

alexandria virginia thank you thank you now zain ahau there has more from the hague. states in the c.c. have had a rocky relationship since the court's inception the united states is not a member it doesn't it refuses international jurisdiction over its nationals but following the prosecutor's decision to open a case and to investigate alleged war crimes by u.s. military personnel and u.s. intelligence personnel in afghanistan that relationship has worsened and that's when we heard john bolton really use very harsh language against the i.c.c. it's not really the first time that john bolton has used such language he was an official in the bush administration and since then he has been trying to undermine the credibility of the court now the i.c. i c c did not react to following john bolton speech but when x. excerpts of his speech were released by the media they did send us a statement now in their statement of the courts of mentions that it benefits from the membership of of some one hundred fifty parties from from across the world trying really to defend its credibil

nations kuwait and qatar have all condemned the attack as in basra is live for us this hour in tehran zain so we're into this loop of claim and counterclaim where do we think this is potentially heading. well this attack and the diplomatic fallout has really laid bare the regional conflicts that let me give you a sense of the diplomacy that went on shortly after the attack and overnight into today the foreign ministry of iran summoned the ambassadors of netherlands and denmark and the shores affair of great britain saying to them that they were complaining that they were harboring leaders and members of a law was the ethnic arab separatist group. that wants to separate khuzestan province from iran he also summoned the foreign minister also some and as you said the shores affair of the u.a.e. now normally the u.a.e. and iran in the past have been close partners in terms of business and close friends in the region but they've been pitted against opposite on opposite sides of the conflict in yemen and that really has been a strain on their relationship in the past perhaps the tweets of an aca

unflinching and unwavering in their rhetoric when it comes to dealing with the fallout of this attack zain thanks very much. will be. an iranian affairs analyst he says it is not unreasonable to accuse the united states of attempting to cause instability inside iran. don't forget the us sir national security advisor john bolton actually sets last year that effort similar to the efforts of the un your group to group that claimed responsibility for this attack should be supported. and yesterday while this attack was happening rudy giuliani president trump's lawyer was actually speaking at an event of another excited group or terrorist group. and that kind of relationship both between mr bolton and any case. and also message of yani and also some of the statements that have come out of the. state department in the past point in that direction that the u.s. is going far beyond diplomatic efforts to try to put pressure on iran and to weaken iran so i think there is enough substance to start a conversation to to say these type things of activities these types of activities are not. should not be

majority of world leaders he just met that in the end iran will come out on the right side of history zain. well the saudi foreign minister is also in new york where he's discussed the blockade against qatar saudi arabia is one of four countries that cut diplomatic and economic ties with doha in june last year accusing it of terrorism charges that qatar denies and says relations when the result of those doha makes the changes that riyadh required. has more from new york. the announcement of this started for mr adie dashed hopes for any political way out of the crisis as far as the g.c.c. crisis is concerned he said that it's. qatar's duty to try to sort out its own problems he was saying basically that qatar has a financing extremism that qatar should stop interfering into the internal affairs of different countries accusation which were strongly dismissed by qatar as politically motivated and fabrications and the timing of the statement comes at a crucial moment because on friday u.s. secretary of state my pump a zero is going to meet with just to see ministers of foreign affairs along wi

certain pressures but certainly the united states would not reach its objective now the nitty gritty zain of the u.n. general assembly just a couple of hours away now i mean what does the iranian leadership want to see coming out of those discussions. well with the latest attack on saturday in a vase against a military parade for iranian veterans of the iraq war really iran pushing its right to preserve its own national security is likely to take a big portion of those meetings iran is likely to be seen bashing its traditional enemies like the united states saudi arabia and israel and now as well the united arab emirates but really this u.n.g.a. for iran and rouhani attending is all about peddling influence they they want to be seen to be able to reenergize the campaign to preserve the twenty fifteen nuclear deal to join comprehensive plan of action i'm going to throw a few numbers that you this time last year to buy one dollar here in iran you had to pay thirty eight thousand reales when president hassan rouhani plane hit the tarmac in new york that price had risen to one hundred fifty t

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country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain bus ravi old zero to her own well the attack in iran is likely to heighten tensions between washington and tehran at the u.n. general assembly this coming week al-jazeera as diplomatic as a james bays has more. at this year's general assembly iran i think was always going to be the main subject and the thing that was making all of the headlines and now there is a new dimension to all of this with this attack we have president rouhani in town we have president trump in town he's expected here in new york in the next couple of hours now he will i'm sure talk about iran in his speech to the general assembly on choose day but perhaps more important than that is a security council meeting coming up on wednesday the u.s. has the current presidency of the u.n. security council rotates every month and as they have that they've decided to have a meeting at head of state level which will be chaired by president trump with presidents and prime ministers and foreign ministers around the table wit

you for that we'll move over to stephanie decker of course reporting from the turkey syria border zain touched on it there but what do you take us through more of the turkish perspective on this . what president are two on one with a message that was calling for a cease fire that was quickly rejected by the russian president all heels are reminded iran and russia said well you're concerned about terrorists at will so were we and also if you concerned about the humanitarian situation well we are more so because it is on our borders and come on if you just look behind me that is in the province that's one of the i.d.p. camps that is how close it is so really there have there was some compromise the turkish president giving some leeway on some of the fighting groups inside it lip turkey of course is the guarantor of the opposition groups inside the province including the who the sham that controversial group that russia and syria deemed terrorist organizations recently turkey as well so that is one concession so giving some indication that perhaps a limited scale offense is what was accep

country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain bus ravi old zero to her on the last british airways flight has taken off from iran after the carrier suspended flights in and out of the country air france stopping flights he says the service is not commercially viable the decision follows the u.s. pullout of the iran nuclear deal in may and reinstatement of heavy sanctions the german airline the fans and the number of non european airlines will keep flying to tehran. in the u.k. thousands of people have marched against briggs it as the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand its leader jeremy corbyn has promised to give his party members a choice on the matter he is coming under intense pressure to support a new national vote britain's at the labor party conference in liverpool. brix it has been allocated a time slot of just two and a half hours of labour's annual conference but it's dominating all the other issues here in interviews labor leader jeremy corbyn continues to stress his preference for a good deal with europe

country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zainus ravi old zero to one at least one person has been killed after israeli jets fired at palestinians protesting along the gaza border fence demonstrations against the israeli blockade of gaza have been going on for more than six months palestinians are demanding their right to return to homes and land their families were expelled from seventy years ago when israel was created. us tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports go into effect in the coming hour china says it will immediately retaliate the trade war shows no sign of a truce despite fears it could hurt both countries' economies businesses and consumers from los angeles rob reynolds reports. tell me you're trying to keep this family thirty year old toy business afloat. president donald trump's tariffs on chinese exports aren't helping so we're humorous and. jordi of it actually comes from china sort of depending on the brand and where they anticipate to make the production run and that showing directly into

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country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zainbus ravi old zero to one. meanwhile the last british airways flight has taken off from tack on is the carrier suspends flights to the country ever on scale m. is also stopping flights to iran saying the service is currently not commercially viable but these decisions follow the u.s. pulling out of the iran nuclear deal in may and reimposing heavy sanctions german airline lufthansa and a number of non european airlines will keep flying to attack iran well opec an oil producer rusher of concluded a meeting in algiers by pledging to continue producing less oil to boost prices the move defies a call by u.s. president trying for the oil block to end their reduced output the price of brant crude has reached eighty dollars a barrel this month the rally is it part due to new sanctions the u.s. has imposed on iran which has curbed its oil production well now to spain where the maritime rescue service says it's rescued more than four hundred people from more than a dozen small boats off its sout

country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain bus ravi old zero to her own also as you heard there the iran attack is likely to raise tensions at this week's u.n. general assembly our diplomatic editor james phase is live at the u.n. for us now and james that was we're hearing in the report that the iranian government has been very critical of the international reaction to this attack in a sort of failure to acknowledge the fact that civilians were core top in this assault what might we hear from president rouhani at the u.n. general assembly. i'm sure we'll hear very tough words what you've got to remember is that at this year's general assembly iran i think was always going to be the main subject and the thing that was making all of the headlines and now there is a new dimension to all of this with this attack we have president rouhani in town we have president trump in town he's expected here in new york in the next couple of hours now he will i'm sure talk about iran in his speech to the general assembly on choose day but per

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majority of world leaders he just met that in the end iran will come out on the right side of history zain. indian security forces in kashmir have fired tear gas and shall come pellets of crowds of protesters anti india demonstrations erupted in several areas. say security forces killed an innocent civilian during a raid in kashmir a soldier and three rebels were killed in two separate gun battles parts of kashmir are now under curfew with authorities also shutting down mobile internet services. and adultery is no longer a crime in india after the country's top court ruled that the law was unconstitutional and discriminatory the law was brought in under british colonial rule in the nineteenth century and it punished adultery with jail time of up to five years it meant that any man who had sex with a married woman without the permission of her husband had committed a crime a petitioner had challenge the law saying it discriminated against men by holding them liable while treating women as objects the move has been welcomed by activists . it is a good judgement and come to judgment because t

have the end but the whole national territory under its control what i say now from our correspondent zain but ravi has more from tara. of the many issues discussed at the trilateral summit in teheran between the presidents of iran russia and turkey perhaps the thing that will impact syrians on the ground in syria most immediately is the three countries diverging on what to do next with regards to live now the turkish president president the one was clear that his country is already housing three point five million syrian refugees and that any displacement of the three point five million more syrians currently living and live is not something that would be sustainable and would be unfair to the syrian people the majority of whom indeed live are innocent civilians and have suffered enough now president hassan rouhani for his part acknowledged that yes the majority of people there are not armed fighters are not affiliated to any of the groups but that it would have needed to be rooted out or terrorists as he called them needed to be rooted out from it live to assure that that the civilians t

majority of world leaders he just met that in the end iran will come out on the right side of history zain. the saudi foreign minister is also in new york where he's discussed the blockade against qatar saudi arabia is one of four countries that cut diplomatic and economic ties with the are in june last year accusing it of terrorism charges that qatar denies. relations won't be resolved until doha makes the changes that riyadh requires. more from new york. the announcement of this started for mr adie dashes hopes for any political way out of the crisis as far as the g.c.c. crisis is concerned he said that it's. qatar's duty to try to sort out its own problems he was saying basically that qatar has a financing extremism that qatar should stop interfering into the internal affairs of different countries accusations which were strongly dismissed by qatar as politically motivated and fabrications and the timing of the statement comes at a crucial moment because on friday u.s. secretary of state by pompei oh is going to meet with just to see ministers of foreign affairs along with the mess as a

country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain bus ravi old zero to her own. well as you had the iran attack is likely to raise tensions at this week's u.n. general assembly diplomatic editor james bases life for us now in ited nations and as you were hearing that james iran has accused certain countries of indifference and hypocrisy in the aftermath of the vase attack what can we expect at the u.n. general assembly. well iran was always i think going to be the key issue this time around remember a few months ago president trump did what he'd been saying he was going to do for months which is pulled out of the iran nuclear deal he very much has iran in his sights say year ago it was all condemnation of north korea but of course that has changed and he believes that his government is now on the right path with north korea president rouhani will also be here in new york addressing the general assembly will watch both of those speeches to world leaders but also we need to watch a meeting of the u.n. security council which is taking p

country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain. lots more so to come here on the news hour including calls growing louder for another referendum days after the british prime minister trees a maze brags that plan was jumped by the new leadership. india rolls out the biggest health care plan in the world the billion people are expected to benefit if it works out. and france counts down to the start of the ryder cup but all the public enthusiastic about gold's biggest team tournament far a loss that is. some two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports go into effect on monday china says it will immediately retaliate with a trade war shows no signs of a truce despite fears it could hurt both countries' economies businesses and consumers from his rebels. tell me you're trying to keep this family thirty year old toy business afloat. president donald trump's tariffs on chinese exports aren't helping so we're humor comes from tommy jordi of it actually comes from china comes from depending on the brand and where they anticipate t

at the white house now let's go over to the hague headquarters of the international criminal court zain a holder is there for is there not quite aggressive posturing and aggressive language from the u.s. towards the i.c.c. or spin their reaction. yes harsh language from john bolton the i.c.c. did not react after the speech but they did read the excerpts of that speech which was leaked to the media and we reached out to officials and the i.c.c. in the statement that they gave really they used diplomatic language in one way or another trying to dismiss really the importance of the united states when they say the court benefits from the membership of one hundred twenty three parties representing all regions of the world so dismissing the fact that the united states is not a member of this organization also in that statement the i.c.c. statement they remain committed quote to independent import impartial exercise of our mandate saying really we're not going to pick and choose which cases we are going to try but what is not clear is will the i.c.c. pursue you know trying the u.s. military an

with us we have mike barnacle, politics editor for the daily beast sam stein, author zain salbe, rickhington post" david ignatius. a lot to get to especially with the brett kavanaugh hearings and potentially a vote on friday. but first, i just want everyone to stop for a second and get reaction to the sound bite you just saw and the laughter you just heard. i think it was a significant moment. what you saw there tells you a lot about how the world leaders see donald trump. and they are openly laughing at him, at his tweets, his meetings with dictators, at his lies and his reality show policies, aren't they? the world is laughing at the united states and donald trump's america has become the butt of a big joke. >> the u.n. general assembly meeting every september was a symbol of that. what i thought we saw in watching president trump's speech was reality tv for real. the reality is that this president came before that body and made the kind of establishment he makes

all right zain describing live for us there in tehran deicing. the president also used his address to isolate old allies and make new friends such as mike hanna has that. not many leaders mysis speaking slots at the u.n. general assembly. but president trump chose to take questions on his way in we're doing a really great remained seated we have the speakers list was hurriedly rearranged to make up for the delay. punctuality not the only norm ignored the rain clouds gathering over the united nations heralded a new weekly isolationist american policy outlined within one in which old allies was sharply criticized germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course the german delegation scoffed one member vigorously chewing gum while president trump went on to embrace new friends there is saudi arabia where king solomon and the crown prince are pursuing bold new reforms this the day after embracing another leader accused of human rights violations the endorsement of an egyptian president to speak a risky

the browns also replacing their kicker zain gonzalez after he missed two field goals and two extra points's loss to the saints. after that happened the browns fans they were in new orleans watching the game, they took to bourbon street to hold tryouts for a new kicker. the guys having some fun there. the team ended up signing rookie greg joseph. i can confirm he was not the guy kicking there on bourbon street. >> it's a lonely job. it's a lonely job being a place kicker. appreciate it. >>> back to our top story, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault are both set for a public showdown in the senate next week. how consequential will that moment be? >> way. >> okay. that's next. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. whoever came up with the term "small business", never owned a business. are your hours small? what about your reputation? is that small? owning your own thing is huge. your partnerships, even big

majority of world leaders he just met that in the end iran will come out on the right side of history zain. gun battles have been raging between indian forces and rebels in indian administered kashmir. i got a test there isn't a regional capital srinagar say security forces killed an innocent civilian during a raid elsewhere in kashmir a soldier and a rebel commander were killed in gun battles and a supreme court has struck down a colonial era law that criminalized adultery the verdict laid rests laid to rest excuse me a hundred and fifty eight year old law that treated adultery as a criminal offense punishable by up to five years in prison the supreme court decision called it unconstitutional it ruled adultery could be grounds for divorce but can't be treated as a criminal act. still ahead on the i was there a news hour mexico's president elect i was to investigate the case of the forty three missing students on the fourth anniversary of their disappearance and a veteran american player fires a warning shot to the europeans on the eve of golf's biggest team tournament joe we'll have the l

viewpoint from tehran then bus it obvious joining us there so just to pick up on what i was saying zain do the iranian people think that their president hassan rouhani is at the u.n. general assembly in a position of strength. well john i can tell you many of the officials we've spoken to here have said there was actually a great deal of debate among leaders of whether or not president hassan rouhani should attend this year's u.n. general assembly and the decision in the end was that he should go to represent iran's point of view to the international community so people here certainly are very carefully very closely watching all of the high drama playing out in new york and perhaps a barometer of how people into ron and across the country feel is the current value of the american dollar on the foreign exchange market now less than twenty four hours ago we reported that as president hassan rouhani plane hit the tarmac in new york to attend the g. eight the general assembly the value of the iranian ryall against the american dollar was one hundred fifty thousand reales now that he's made

countries that it feels are backing them it's aim to start his intent on the grid for us today i think zain and with us on skype now from reston virginia trita parsi or as with the national iranian american council nice to see you again i will get on to the iranian reaction in a moment i just want to go back briefly twenty four hours to the actual attack itself and i'm thinking of something that the saudi crown prince said i think it was around a year ago when he talked about taking the battle with iran into iran is very specific about it happening within iranian borders with something like this inevitable in the end. it wasn't inevitable but clearly this is what he had signaled but if i could say something first before i answer that question for we have been listening to the package and not once have we referred to this attack as a terrorist attack and i think it's very important that we do so because it was a terrorist attack it's often referred to as an attack on a military parade but this is much more of a memorial day parade because many of the victims were civilians and many of the fo

meanwhile the leaders of iran russia and turkey accusing meet on friday with syria high on their agenda zain describing looks ahead to those talks in teheran. the world is not doing enough to help people displaced by war that was the message during a visit by the un high commissioner for refugees legal ground he was into ran to meet with foreign minister zarif and other senior leaders his trip just days before the presidents of iran russia and turkey hold three party talks into her on i have just been to syria so i reported back to. the government of the about my observations. first and foremost especially in my meeting with minister saadi we spoke about our concerns about it lip. it is clear that the risks of a military confrontation causing massive loss of life. this is is is very high and i told ministers that he thought that my appeal just like the u.n. secretary general and others is let's minimize let's. get these to the parakeets this but then to minimize the loss of life or ground he said syrian refugees who wonder if it's safe to go home are watching how the conflict plays out in it

well the investor avi is live in tehran for us and zain some strong perhaps expected comments from the iranian revolutionary guard what might this suggest about iran's response to what has happened. now we've seen civilian and military leaders alike mario come out in a sort of chorus of condemnation over the attack and have come out in very aggressive tones of demanding justice calling for revenge but what we've heard the iranian revolutionary guard corps say is very significant just to give you a sense of what exactly this parade was it was commemorating the iran iraq war that started shortly after the revolution in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine and the i.r.g.c. had a pivotal role to play in iran's defense in that conflict so the attackers knew the symbolism of their chosen target very well and since so many of those that were among the casualties in this attack were revolutionary guard of volunteers and officers and since they occupy such a high status in many segments of iranian society this attack for many iranian communities is very personal so what we're hearing from the

country is determined now more than ever to hunt down terrorists anywhere in the world and wipe them out zain bus ravi olds as he wrote to her on. the incidence is raising tensions between to her and washington as leaders from both countries prepared to address the u.n. general assembly this week al-jazeera as diplomatic candid to james bays has more on what we can expect in the coming days they are words that will go down in the history of the united nations the united states has great strength and patients but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea the fahri rhetoric by donald trump in his first visit here as u.s. president stunned diplomats a year on relations between north korea and the u.s. we improved but no one expects the u.s. president will spend three days this time at the u.n. to be much more restrained. this year watch what happens in the united nations is most powerful body the security council around the horseshoe table where ambassadors normally sit they'll be presidents and prime ministers although russia and ch