here's the latest now from teheran. >> reporter: today in teheran, cultural activities brought to halt. theaters are closed down until further notice. matches, stadiums are closed down. university dorms, school, preschools, high school, junior schools are closed. so the big question for the families is just how to entertain their children, their young at home because living in an apartment in teheran is not so easy nowadays. until further notice, everything is brought to halt. and only governmental employees have to go to work. traffic, everything is heavier than before, and at the same time the country is isolated. airlines are closing down their activities. even neighboring countries, they don't want to see the iranian passenger to their soil. and the pharmacies are under pressure to reproduce their shelves and try to address the problems of the people. people are in great demand of buying vitamin c and surgical masks. surgical masks are sold in black markets five or six times or even ten times more than real prices. ramin, cnn, teheran. >> that was ramin reporting for us. we'll be r

for us live in hong kong thank you let's go live now to dorset jabari in teheran where there's also cause for concern there door saw another fatality reports it's not too long ago how is the government corbin with the. well i think they're taking it one day at a time as it appears the health ministry is trying to caution people from traveling to the holy city of home which is about 130 kilometers south of the capital tehran they believe that the virus originated there from a chinese national who's working in that city and that city is now under heavy security watch because the officials there have said that people should restrict their movements they have said that all holy visits to the sites there should be limited for the time being we've also heard from the health ministry officials here in the capital who say that there is a mayor in district 13 of terror on that's in the east of the city who has been tested positive for the virus and he is now in the hospital and that has resulted in the city council shutting down for the next week or so the officials have also said that all pilgrim

such a situation the turnout right seems perfectly acceptable for us now from our correspondent in teheran. well this is very embarrassing for the establishment voter turnout is around 42 percent in the last election it was 61 percent hare in teheran where i am 25 percent in the last election it was around 50 percent now this is one of the most conservative parliaments this country has ever seen but it takes place when the turnout is the lowest since this definition of the islamic revolution now we just to give you an idea of how low the turnout was in the last elections here is that there were 30 seats up for grabs all of them were won by reformists moderates candidates every single one got over 1000000 votes this time around all 30 seats were taken by conservatives and only one of them the former mayor got over $1000000.00 votes now we knew this election will be controversial because the guardian council the body that vets candidates disqualified over $5000.00 candidates including $81.00 current sitting m.p.'s but despite the supreme leader coming out and president have 100 coming back e

many cities they were canceled and we're committed to trying to forward with friday prayers here in teheran but those 2 have been canceled we're waiting to hear if the city will go the same way we are hearing the government leaders are committed to try to have friday prayers and at least in that city a very important religious heartland for the country but we will see how that headquarters for combatting coronavirus decides going forward now president hassan rouhani in terms of dealing with this has been very forward has been very vocal in trying to regain the public message that was lost in the initial days of the outbreak to suggest that the government is very much in control to that in the public health ministry spokesman earlier today pointed out to the fact that there are some positive signs of the hundreds of people that were quarantined in a home a dozen approximately 40 people have now been treated and cleared and released back into the public. having been cleared of contracting the virus so the government is pointing to that as a success they have a robust medical industry they've

such a situation the turnout right seems perfectly acceptable for us all from our correspondent in teheran. well this is very embarrassing for the establishment voter turnout is around 42 percent in the last elections it was 61 percent hare in iran where i am it's 25 percent in the last elections it was around 50 percent now this is one of the most conservative parliaments this country has ever seen but it takes place when the turnout is the lowest since establishment of the islamic revolution now we need just to give you an idea of how low the turnout was in the last elections here into iran there were 30 seats up for grabs all of them were won by reformist moderates candidates every single one got over 1000000 votes this time around all 30 seats were taken by conservatives and only one of them the former mayor got over $1000000.00 votes now we knew this election would be controversial because the guardian council the body that vets candidates disqualified over $5000.00 candidates including $81.00 current sitting m.p.'s but despite the supreme leader coming out and president hassan rouhan

being stuck on boards to rain ians have died of a new corona virus that's according to state media teheran has applied to safety measures across airports to control the spread of the virus. and c s attorney general william barr is reportedly considering stepping down over conflicts with president donald trump the u.s. justice department is locked in a dispute with a group of judges over the handling of the trial of transformer pfizer store and they stay with us here at al-jazeera but as is up next. jack moria the judge in our treatment. alleged doctor should. you know. what i have to look for the. one other thing you want to get out of. the mob to not be done as. ok until the mill is a bit before media even with that i think. yeah yeah i'm with you jack. come to what they're meant to mala giants are with me again. i ask that the more of you check. your 1st look i'm a leave law for a new. song i actually been bold i called ron you'd yardy to guy it ticked off for nash and that bashed from yet the din mohawk more. peace and she had the night she don't move how come on die nash. zircon are st

a reporter trees a truck is in teheran and she says voter apathy is high ahead of the vote the contrast to the parliamentary elections 4 years ago couldn't be any big back then the nuclear deal had just been signed and people here into round were hopeful and optimistic about their future now they are angry angry at president rouhani and the reformists for not keeping their promises about a better future but also angry at the guardian council for not giving them much of a choice this time with more than half of the candidates from running many people here openly criticizing the country's leadership something that does not go without a risk here in the islamic republic of iran and since many people feel it doesn't make a difference if they vote or not this time around they plan to stay away from the ballot box for shattering what is expected to be the lowest voter turnout in. not a small african kingdom of listen to has been gripped by the drama surrounding the murder of the prime minister's ex-wife at the start of the year his current wife the 1st lady was charged over the killing now po

are reported to result in teheran and she says voter apathy is high ahead of the vote the contrast to the parliamentary elections 4 years ago couldn't be any big back then the nuclear deal had just been signed and people here into round were hopeful and optimistic about their future now they are angry angry at president rouhani and the reformist. not keeping their promises of future but also angry at the guardian council for not giving them much of a choice this time with more than half of the candidates bad from running many people here openly criticizing the country's leadership something that does not go without a risky. and since many people feel it doesn't make a difference if they vote or not this time around they plan to stay away from the ballot box for shattering what is expected to be. made no headway in talks on a joint budget for the next 7 years trying to plug a hole left by britain's departure from the. little units as the wealthy and poor. farm subsidies. and climate investment spirits aren't flying too high here in brussels e.u. leaders have come together to talk money

stories of proper reports from teheran. business is slow and life has become more difficult even here. in an old district with many wealthy residents few people here think much will change after friday's elections. people want lots of different changes but nothing ever happens this is a mass conceived ground and start caring about the people. only by doing this will be able to survive for another 40 years. do you want to take your tears you can use an eggplant now cost 10000 to mon voting really make a difference. i don't expect anything nothing from the parliament and nothing from the president if they really represented the people they would have long since done something but all they do is talk names and. skepticism is a problem for the reformist candidates close to president rouhani their promise of increased prosperity by working with the west is one they haven't been able to keep many have been disqualified by the guardian council from even running and those who have know their chances. with the mood in the opposing c

delegation to teheran heads home ahead of friday's washington talks how close are we to a transformation from anglo-american economic war in iran to full scale military geopolitical conflict we get a cia insider's guide to developments one month since the trump assassination drone strike plus as a suspected terror attack wounds 2 in south london what's changed since boris johnson used just similar attack in november for alleged electoral advantage we talked to former u.k. home office minister norman baker posable coming up in today's going on the ground a fast hours before impeached u.s. president trumps acquittal by the senate today his annual state of the union address over the whole world signals of what a trump 2nd term in the white house means for the planets of course 1st he'll have to beat the democrats in november but arguably they're fighting a civil war after monday's iowa fiasco joining me now from hollywood is tim going over who ran for congress in florida against d.n.c. boss debbie wasserman schultz thanks jim for coming back on last time we talked about vote rigging i might

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towards the country but despite all that you as you saw when general stolen money was being mourned in teheran millions of people came to the streets in tehran alone to pay their respects for him and he symbolizes the islamic republic of iran everything that it stands for so i think it's a miscalculation in the united states to even imagine that iran is in any way or form unstable iran has many grievances against the united states to its overthrow of the national government in 1983 troops who are supporting the shah creating the secret police which killed thousands of people and then of course after the revolution supporting saddam hussein giving him chemical weapons and giving him intelligence to use those chemical weapons and the sanctions in support for terrorist organizations in iran the list goes on many many thousands of iranians have been killed as a result of u.s. policy and the united states behaves with impunity when it comes to iran john cannot go to you next i mean iran and the united states they've got a lot of history of a lot of a lot of grief so to speak going back quite a long

delegation to teheran heads home ahead of friday's washington talks how close are we to a transformation from anglo-american economic war in iran to full scale military geopolitical conflict we get a cia insider's guide. i'd to developments one month since the trump assassination drone strike plus as a suspected terror attack wounds 2 in south london what's changed since boris johnson has just similar attack in november for alleged electoral advantage we talked to former u.k. home office minister norman baker posable coming up in today's going on the ground a fast hours before impeached u.s. president trumps acquittal by the senate today his annual state of the union address over the whole world signals of what a trump 2nd term in the white house means for the planets of course 1st he'll have to beat the democrats in november but arguably they're fighting a civil war after monday's iowa fiasco joining me now from hollywood is tim going over who ran for congress in florida against d.n.c. boss debbie wasserman schultz thanks jim for coming back on last time we talked about vote rigging i m

delegation to teheran heads home ahead of friday's washington talks how close are we to a transformation from anglo-american economic war in iran to full scale military geopolitical conflict we get a cia insider's guide to developments one month since the trump assassination drone strike as a suspected terror attack wounds 2 in south london what's changed since boris johnson used just similar attack in november for alleged electoral advantage we talked to former u.k. home office minister norman baker posable coming up in today's going on the gramophone. 1000 before impeached u.s. president trumps acquittal by the senate today his annual state of the union address over the whole world signals of what a trump 2nd term in the white house means for the planets of course 1st he'll have to beat the democrats in november but arguably they're fighting a civil war after monday's iowa fiasco joining me now from hollywood is tim kaine over who ran for congress in florida against d.n.c. boss debbie wasserman schultz thanks jim for coming back on last time we talked about vote rigging i might get to

who's editor in chief of the news agency from london our own merits who is an iran analyst and former teheran correspondent for the economist and here and we have much you director of the gulf studies center at cal university gentlemen welcome to you all the stuff a question let's start with you what's your interpretation of this election of the low turnout in particular it was an engineer victory for the conservatives wasn't it helen thanks for having me and no i do not agree with you it was not engineered as a matter of fact leaders of the reformist camp have been saying people like leaders of the new day iran the reformist party people like mr which ani who is the leader of the mother with kim party accord was ourselves on the they've been stressing that the fact they're behind their last has been their poor record and performance in power all throughout the last several years has also got a 2nd acknowledge your stuff i think you're going to have a 2nd there's of reformist parties must have had to say and i just want to make the point before you expand upon that how could this have been an

the 35 seats that are up for grabs in parliament for terror province alone now over 9000000 people in teheran are eligible to cast their ballots today and these are the. voting stations in this room but the main thing we've been hearing over and over again from the people in the capital over the past few days is the fact that they really are the people that are voting are more on the conservative side and might possibly see a trend that's what analysts here believe towards a very conservative parliament we already have a very conservative judiciary and if this parliament moves towards a conservative one it is very likely that we'll see also a very conservative president when those elections take place over a year from now so it's a very important day for not only the locals here but also for the country to see which way the citizens vote and what will become of the next parliament when they go when they could. take office in may ok it or so thank you that is the scene over in the capital tehran let's bring in bernard smith who's joining us from s. for handouts in central iran so as doris i wa

a missile had brought down a ukrainian airliner last month the exchange between a control tower at teheran airport and a domestic flight pilot trying to land a pilot reports who saw both a missile and an explosion iran's revolutionary guard admitted it had shot down the aircraft killing all $176.00 on board after denying it for days there are now says he'll no longer share information with ukraine on the investigation as a result of the leak the u.n. plane has left yemen's capital becoming the 1st humanitarian flights out of sunshine years around 30 patients are being sent for treatment to egypt and jordan the rebels control sana coalition they are fighting controls the air space the nearly 5 year conflict has pushed yemen's health system close to collapse british prime minister boris johnson has outlined the u.k.'s negotiating position with the european union the u.k. is the left the block and has until the end of the year to agree to a long term deal with the e.u. johnson says he wants a free trade agreement but not only costs e.u. is warning the u.k. will have to abide by its regulation

delegation to teheran heads home ahead of friday's washington talks how close are we to a transformation from anglo-american economic war in iran to full scale military geopolitical conflict we get a cia insider's guide to developments one month since the trump assassination drone strike as a suspected terror attack wounds 2 in south london what's changed since boris johnson used just similar attack in november for alleged electoral advantage we talked to former u.k. home office minister norman baker posable coming up in today's going on the ground before as the hours before impeached u.s. president trumps acquittal by the senate today his annual state of the union address over the whole world signals of what a trump 2nd term in the white house means for the planets of course 1st he'll have to beat the democrats in november but arguably they're fighting a civil war after monday's iowa fiasco joining me now from hollywood is jim going over who ran for congress in florida against d.n.c. boss debbie wasserman schultz thanks jim for coming back on last time we talked about vote rigging i mig

to rain ians have died of a new corona virus that's according to state media teheran has applied safety measures across its airports to control the spread of the virus. and c s attorney general william forests reportedly considering stepping down over conflicts with president donald trump the u.s. justice department is locked in a dispute with a group of judges over the handling of the trial transformer advise that watch it still to stay with us here at al-jazeera but as is up next. jack moria the judge in our treatment. alleged the question did.

opposite side where they cast their votes now these people are choosing 30 members of parliament for teheran city out of the list the 1500 candidates that were been approved by the guardian council and then once they pick their 30 m.p.'s they cast their ballots here at these 2 boxes this is a process that is. cost the country at over $55000.00 polling stations now it's something you've got the iranian supreme leader and the president have urged people to do but it's still early to say whether or not the turnouts will be as high as the last parliamentary election that was in 2016 which had one of the highest turnouts ever that was mainly because of the signing of the nuclear deal of 2015 the rouhani government was promising a lot at the time in terms of economic relief in the country but the picture now is very very different of course iran is under extreme pressure from the united states what they're calling a math emotion. sanction a system that the u.s. has imposed on iran which has resulted in severe economic pressures inside the country and that is one of the main issues here many of the

billionaires the or support so are here 3 ated the degree of unity among gad all these different factions in teheran which was impressive. first visits were to behest is on a cemetery on the outskirts of town where those who were killed by the shans regime are buried and to the holy city of qum where his fight against the shah had begun many years ago was the confrontation between these 2 could be summers to the confrontation of 2 opposing words and in such a confrontation it is always the stronger will that will win you know and that's what exactly what happened in iraq. khomeini's were was far stronger. to conquer power then the sharks were to keep power. after a long odyssey through various different countries the shah died of cancer on july the 27th 1980 in cairo he was 60 years old his body was buried in the ari 5 in the egyptian capital. the ayatollah khomeini died from a heart attack on june the 3rd 1989 in tehran during his 10 year reign he followed through on his ideas of an islamic revolution with uncompromising stringency and turned iran into a theocracy. and in doing so he set in motion

billionaires the all support so are here 3 ated the degree of unity among gad all these different factions in teheran which was impressive. first visits were to behest is on a cemetery on the outskirts of town where those who were killed by the shans regime are buried and to the holy city of qum where his fight against the shah had begun many years ago. was a confrontation between these 2 could be summaries to the confrontation of 2 opposing words and in such a confrontation it is always the stronger will that will win you know and that's what exactly what happened in iraq. khomeini's where was far stronger. to conquer power then the sharks were to keep power. after a long odyssey through various different countries the shah died of cancer on july the 27th 980 in cairo he was 60 years old his body was buried in the hour if i eat in the egyptian capital. the ayatollah khomeini died from a heart attack on june the 3rd 1989 in tehran during his 10 year reign he followed through on his ideas of an islamic revolution with uncompromising stringency and turned iran into a theocracy. and in doing so he set i

control conversations to local media recordings appear to detail exchanges between the control tower in teheran and the pilot of another plane flying in the area when the ukraine jet was shot down or 176 people on board were killed as a big isn't around tells us more about this leaked audio. there's a conversation between air traffic control and a domestic airline us team on. iran and the flight was on its way from shiraz which is just over 1000 kilometers away from. the conversation between the pilot and air traffic control is very interesting the pilot contacts air traffic control and asked if there's any activity in a certain region because he's seen a light that looks like a light of a missile in the air traffic control for more details the pilot then again responds off seemed like it's a light of a missile he says then the traffic control says they've had no reports of any incidents but also the pilots stay on line then we hear control contact the ukrainian airline and he contacts them 9 times and at one point raises his voice trying to get in touch with them he then goes back to the domes

but later revealed that more than 100 troops were diagnosed with brain injuries let's go live now to teheran of zeros dorsett bari is there we have those protests earlier today in baghdad also what's been happening in tehran. well there's been a ceremony that's ongoing as we speak out to my solemn mosque in central tehran where we've heard from the newly appointed head of the courts force of the revolutionary guard brigadier general as any who replaced us him so the money after his assassination he was appointed by the supreme leader less than 24 hours after so that money was killed in iraq and we were just also now hearing from the head of the revolutionary guard that major general salim e who's been speaking about what he remembers and what he knew of him saw the money it's a sense of a 40 day period coming to an end of mourning period that's coming to an end at the head of that let's force also read parts of the last will and testament of a money in the highlights of that was really the take away from the money that he was committed to the factory that is the system that was established i

130 people have been infected including the country's deputy health minister same describe the as in teheran with more on the government's efforts to curb the spread. the government was accused of not taking this seriously enough not reacting seriously enough in the early days of this corona virus outbreak but since then in the last 3 days about 3 days ago present hasan rowhani formed what he is calling the headquarters to combat corona and that is in tehran it is. a group of leaders brought together to try to try and centralize resources and the response meanwhile in italy the 12th person has now died more than $280.00 are infected in south korea over $1100.00 people have no contract at the virus the catholic church there has canceled all masses in the country in an effort to avoid further spread the indian prime minister narendra modi has called for calm after 3 days of violence in delhi killed at least 22 people nearly 200 others were injured after hindus fought with muslims it followed more protests against a contentious citizenship. the circus president richard type erdogan says unco wi

firms this includes the heads of the parliamentary national security commission same the strategy is in teheran and has the details of the government's efforts to limit the spread. you know as far as public events cinemas concerts sports stadiums any sort of public event that would gather in large crowds those remain canceled and prohibited for at least one more week and there are restrictions that played on several holy religious shrines all across the country now looking forward to tomorrow friday friday prayers or an important part of the week here in iran now friday prayers have been canceled at mosques in cities in affected areas in places where there have been a large number of cases of coronavirus detected but at that runs main mosque here in the capital friday prayers will go forward they are taking precautions the government has said that the facility will be disinfected that it will be kept clean and it is proof it is providing guidance for people who wish to attend friday prayers and not to bring children not to bring the elderly and anyone with respiratory illness anyone with anythi

boycotted the elections pacifically the urban middle class and also some other major cities including teheran the voter turnout was very low in toronto only it was around 25 percent which is pretty low for the political capital of the country as your reporter is also saying the number of votes for the top candidates also showing that there's our public aim into this election after 2 major crises the november protests anti-government protests across the country which was cracked down brutally by security forces hundreds of protesters were killed that was one crisis and also the downing of the civilian plane the ukrainian plane. after the assassination of us and so in money these are the 2 major issues political issues and that of course more important than anything the fact that they disqualified the hardliners disqualified many reformist and moderate candidates from running in the race and basically left that as an open field for hardliners which we saw are trying to consolidate power and took an almost absolute majority of the seeds of the parliament so those who have chosen not to vote no t

7000 applicants were told they can't run including current members of parliament as a big reports from teheran. coming to terms with life outside of politics after 4 years as a parliamentarian mahmud saw that he has now been told he can't stand for reelection he says he was told by the guardian council the body that oversees iran's elections it's because he does not a baby stomach establishment he rejects that and says he was surprised by the council's decision they didn't want to it wasn't very unexpected for me considering how the guardian council make decisions they didn't provide me with complete evidence they made notes of comments on the media and my tweets due to some of my speeches and tweets over recent incidents it seems like they paid attention to them . others say being a committed parliamentarian doesn't guarantee candidacy wildhorse initial losses for example a candidate should have a good reputation and be committed to the constitution these are not issues one can prove in court the guardian council should see if one is committed to the constitution or not. out of the 81 members

turkish nationals from iran and other in fact that countries back home so this plane that was flying from teheran to ankara out was also carrying 132 passengers that were turkish nationals and that were coming from iran to attack iran but on suspicion at that some of the passages had. higher fewer they were to the plane landed and uncle and all those people were taken to a special hospital in the turkish capital that is specifically spared for this current teen and we are waiting for the health minister to do a live press conference after the scientific committee meeting finishes which is actually do in half an hour maximum but so far there is there is no case there is no whole a coroner virus case in turkey if there were some 5 people who were who were suspected because of called like symptoms but there are tests that show the negative for koren the virus but i have to say that especially in isn't province of one which is a borders that there with iran there is a there are some concerns the town was shaken shaken by earthquake during the during the last weekend but they also face the risk of kor

accomplished by the death of us and sell them on to us so many thanks indeed it was there is still security in teheran let's hear now from some wonderful team in baghdad where some of money was killed in that u.s. missile strike. we're here at baghdad international airport at the precise spot where custom silly money and his iraqi associates on the one disk were killed in the early morning hours of january 3rd in fact you can see in the wall behind me still the remnants of the shrapnel from the american drones a strike that's targeted the group and you can also see the red flags that have been hoisted here which represent both the blood that has been spilled but they're also representing a desire for revenge now today's events here at the airport marked the end of commemorations marking the end of a 40 day mourning period in islam and what we've seen over the past few days are pretty modest gatherings mostly composed of members of the popular mobilization forces which of course is this group of iranian backed groups which this himself was heading as the 2nd in charge and you can see here still we have

the establishment voter turnout is around 42 percent in the last election it was 61 percent hare in teheran where i am 25 percent in the last election it was around 50 percent now this is one of the most conservative parliaments this country has ever seen but it takes place when the turnout is the lowest since this stablish ment of the islamic revolution now we need just to give you an idea of how low the turnout was in the last election here is the around there were 30 seats up for grabs all of them were won by reformists moderates candidates every single one got over 1000000 votes this time around all 30 seats were taken by conservatives and only one of them the former mayor got over $1000000.00 votes now we knew this election will be controversial because the guardian council the body that vets candidates disqualified over $5000.00 candidates including $81.00 current sitting m.p.'s but despite the supreme leader coming out and president have 100 come back encouraging people to vote they just didn't come out and vote and it's a very very low turnout it's very embarrassing the supreme lead

the establishment voter turnout is around 42 percent in the last election it was 61 percent hare in teheran where i am 25 percent in the last election it was around 50 percent now this is one of the most conservative parliaments this country has ever seen takes place when the turnout is the lowest since establishment of the islamic revolution now we need just to give you an idea of how low the turnout was in the last election here is the around there were 30 seats up for grabs all of them were won by reformists moderates candidates every single one got over 1000000 votes this time around all 30 seats were taken by conservatives and only one of them the former mayor got over 1000000 votes now we knew this election will be controversial because the guardian council the body that vets candidates disqualified over 5000 candidates including $81.00 current sitting m.p.'s but despite the supreme leader coming out and president hasn't romney coming back encouraging people to vote they just didn't come out and vote and it's a very very low turnout it's very embarrassing the supreme leader spoke this

reformists or conservatives on the ballots what they're going to do is carry out their duties now in teheran province over 1500 candidates have been approved and they are choosing 30 members of parliament out of those 1500 so it's quite a long process for each person to vote for 30 people on their ballot list but about in terms of what this means on a larger scale what the next parliament will look like in the country and what ramifications that will have for iran and its foreign policy i'm going to be joining joined now by the american studies professor at university of tehran and tech you so much for joining us can you tell me what this means in terms of the future of iran's foreign policy these elections in particular why are they still mortons actually the political participation of people is one of the essence of islamic republic and therefore to cave 37 elections has been how abut these some in the current situation is more important and i think considering the way that was affected by islam and. also after this nation of ours so they money. confessed to be terrorist acts we bring it i

and brian is standing by for us in hong kong but 1st let's go to teheran and said big asset some initial confusion over the death toll in iran but i mean either way those figures are rising aren't they. absolutely those figures are rising but there's been an extraordinary exchange in. a war of words between a member of parliament ahmed a meter by the he's a member of parliament for the city of qom the epicenter of this virus here in iran and the health ministry now he said he puts the number of dead from the virus at 50 now he acknowledges not within maybe from the krona virus but he says that the government's performance on the issue has been 0 he says that nurses don't have the correct uniforms and off scared of treating patients he says that the government isn't really concerned and the virus has been present in iran for 3 weeks but their nance meant was delayed by the government he also said that he knows of 2 children that have been infected by the virus and has called upon the health ministry to impose a curfew on the city of course now the deputy health minister has denied the fig

the establishment voter turnout is around 42 percent in the last election it was 61 percent hare in teheran where i am 25 percent in the last election it was around 50 percent now this is one of the most conservative parliaments this country has ever seen but it takes place when the turnout is the lowest since establishment of the islamic revolution now we just to give you an idea of how low the turnout was in the last elections here is that there were 30 seats up for grabs all of them were won by reformists moderates candidates every single one got over 1000000 votes this time around all 30 seats were taken by conservatives and only one of them the former mayor got over 1000000 votes now we knew this election will be controversial because the guardian council the body that vets candidates disqualified over 5000 candidates including $81.00 current sitting m.p.'s but despite the supreme leader coming out and president have 100 come back encouraging people to vote they just didn't come out and vote and it's a very very low turnout it's very embarrassing the supreme leader spoke this morning a

crowds that took part in his funeral in tehran in the in the millions some say up to 8000000 people in teheran alone participated and i think that's he he obviously symbolizes much of what this comic republic of iran stands for and therefore that itself shows the high degree of legitimacy that the state has so i think often western analysts and western think tanks and western media they it's more about wishful thinking rather than real facts on the ground so we didn't start from allison's there if i guess i may or may did as the narrative that they promote we did also see thousands of people turnouts protesting against the leadership of the downing of the ukrainian and lima so i mean there is anger isn't there. yes but that's always the case in every country you can't compare really the millions of people who participated in general so the money is funeral with a few 100 people who tore his picture. a week or 2 later in the protests that you were talking about i think i think again this is something that western countries have been they've they believe their own propaganda and they've been say

para futuros ataques y la misma obligatoria al mandatario y antes de cualquier orden de ataque contra teherÁn la iniciativa saliÓ airosa porque 11 republicanos votaron junto a los demÓcratas se espera tambiÉn que sea sin aprobada sin una mayorÍa de la cÁmara de representantes el presidente trump usarÁ su poder de veto >>> y estÁn indignados por enviar mÁs ayuda para el muro fronterizo porque el departamento de defensa dijo que 3800 millones de dÓlares serÁn para construir la valla. un portavoz detallÓ que la suma sirve para levantar el muro. >>> agentes fronterizos de california descubrieron una caja de un trÁiler a 26 inmigrantes incluidos dos menores que eran trasladados sin medida de seguridad. el chofer quien mostrÓ una licencia falsa y no tiene papeles enfrenta cargos por contrabando de personas. en la frontera de california un migrante fue rescatado de una muerte segura. Él viaja con otras 3 personas pero se quedaron sin agua y comida agentes fronterizos detectaron a los inmigrantes irregulares y le hablaron del extraviado que fue localizado por un helicÓptero que sobrevo

almada ha sido muy mejor, pero atenciÓn con este dato, de las primeras 4 victori victorias michelle teherÁn en la eliminaciÓn gano 4 - 0 a quien nos campaÑa hoy, a paula, venciÓ, le vamos a la bienvenida. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> todo bien. >> quÉ gusto que estes acÁ. >> gracias. >> no nos da gusto que hayas salido de exatlÓn es un placer verte. >> no sÉ hermano lo que les digo a todos. >> ¿paupaula ¿cÓmo te sientes?, ¿cÓmo estÁs mira? >> mira tengo sentimientos encontrados, pero la verdad es que era muy pronto, todavÍa no muy querÍa ir, pasaron muchas variables que yo no me puedo controlar, es un juego se gana y se pierde, pero bueno acÁ estamos. >> muy bien bienvenida. >> ¿quÉ sentiste en el momento de la eliminaciÓn porque aparte 4 - 0, contra una compaÑera que entrÓ de refuerzo, normalmente les va mal? >> sÍ, si, sÍ. >> la verdad es que no sabÍa que iba a ir a la eliminaciÓn, no era mi porcentaje que seguÍa y tampoco habÍa querido estar pensando en eso, tampoco estaba preparada para reciÉn me venÍa recuperando de todo el tema de salud que habÍa tenido, reciÉn