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e accused were arrested in the aftermath of june's disputed psidential election. the declared nner of that vote, president mmoud ahmadinejad, was rmally endoed today by iran's supreme leader. marget warner has our lead story. >> warner: the trial of 10 peop accused of post-election violce began on saturday in tehran. but today, the wife of one former vice president hammad abtahi, chargedis televised+ confession had been coerced abtahi alled opposition leaders conspired to misrepresent the electi results as frdulent. >> ( translated ): the slogan of eating was a slogan that immediely came up after the election. i think th this change of stance was becausof (an understanding that e political elites, iluding myself, for a few days made a great miste and i sess that that mistake inflicted heavy blows tour country. warner: in her statement, abtahi's wife told he assocted press: another leading rormer, former dety interior minister mohammad atrianfarwas shown confesng the protests were a forgn plot to topple iran's government. in a 2006 ierview with the newshour in tehr

somali govement warned today suicide bombers plan disguise themselves as arm generals and target the psidential palace, airport, and seaport. elections in iraq may be shed back a month or more. the votwas originally sceduled for mid-january. but today, t country's electoral commison recommended a 45-day delay to bruary 27 at the rliest. t is subject to approval by e iraqi presideial council. the iraqi parliament finally adopted e law authorizing the election overhe weekend. in shington, the chairman of the federal reser cautioned it's too soon to te if the recovery will take ld. n bernanke said in a speech the economy isstill struggling with a weak jobarket and tight credit. >> though we have beg to see improvent in economic activity we sti have some way to go befo we can be assured that the revery will be self-sustaining. also at sue is whether the recoverwill be strong enough to createhe large numbers of bs that will be needed materially bring down theunemployment rate. ecomic forecasters suect to great uertainty, but my best guesat this point is that weill continue toee modest growth next ye

muchepen on this matte alassane ouaara, thwinn of la year's psidential eltion. s fors have so en accused of cmitting atciti. now he musbrin abily and alw the shattered ecomy to cove >> ou coury h turd a painful ge iits history. after more than four months of isis flowi the election witho mucloss of human lif here we are, finally at thdoll -- at th dawn of a newra of hope. >> across ivory coast, the suddenealizationoday th it isver. the news is st spreadi in this neiborhd. as y ca say, people here are delighted periodsow, it seems, laurent gbagbo is ne. they are starting toelebte. mrgbag still has suppo. there wi be tensi and the days ahe. right now,reliis strg. >> yes a very happy. >> is this t endf the war? >> yes. >> are you sure the war is finished now that >> no. >> the soldr is convinced at mr. gbagbo's supporters will stop fighting. it has en arampian months here, anothe--a grim a few mont here, ather ugh sk. andrarding, bbc ns,vory coast. >> the arrestf laent gbagbo and a four-month standoff, but it may not be annncedtill in a civil r. tonight, assan ouat

againthe major developments of the day: officials in afghanistan ben unting votes in the country first psidential election since 2004; and the u.s. transpoation departmentnnounced the government ll end its popular cash for clunkers prograon monday. onewshour.pbs.org, an online- only feature tonight: on paul solman's biness desk, 1onomist simon johns kicks ofa series of conversations about the proscts for a recove. andgain, to our honor roll of american service persnel killed inhe iraq and afghanistan conflts. we add tm as their deaths are made ficial and photographs become available. here, in silee, are eight more >> lehrer: 'll see you online, and aga here tomorrow evening wh david brooks and ruth marcus, among others. i'm jim lehrer. thank you and gd night. major fundingor the newshour th jim lehrer is provid by: intel. supporting math anscience education for tomorrow's innovators. chevron. the atlantic philanthries. and with the ongog support of these stitutions and foundations. and... this program wasade possible by the cooration for publ broadcasting. and by contrutions to your pbs station f

democratic psidential candate wijulian castro says the majority has given the president to ignore congress's budget decisions. >> it is wrong. i believe it's a bad decision. it's going to set bad precedent for the future when other presidents may try to use funds in a way that wasn't appropriated by congress. >> reporter: in a statement the aclu will ask for an expediteed apeel. congress refused to allocate border wall funds earl whier this year leading to the longest government shutdown in history. chris pallone, nbc news. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," are president trump's racially-charged comments by design or simply misunderstood? policical analyst larry gerston rejoins us live in studio in just a few minutes to discuss what might be the reason behind his recent twitter attack. >>> but first, the giants and a's trying to keep up in the playoff race. joe castellano of nbc sports bay area will show you how both teams fared. sports is next. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warm

richard norton smith,cholar- in-residencat george mason university and psidential historian michael beschloss he joins us from boston. it's good to have you both ck. richard,hat is it about t kennedy famil i mean, there are otr familie of great wealth, families that have been into polics, but this e was different. >> th one was differe. it the pends o which kennedy famy you're talking about, whether youe talking about t nnedys who are enormously portant serious legislators, as was the case with senator kennedy, o if you're talking about the kennes in the tabloids. if you think of the adams, or the tts, or the bushes, how many booksave been written out those familie how many books haveeen written about the kennedy in part we grew up wh thisamily. joe kennedy was notabove explting his children in the media. hi son john famouslyhen jackie was t of town ha pictures taken of john-hn uner that dek. those... that's part of our gwing up. and th history, too, our lives intersected. everyone remembers the cuba missile cris. everyone rememr remembers john f. kennedy's assassinati. these are common point

republican psidential ctender nt gingrichost s entire seorampaign staff, but he vowed to stay the rae. d hureds of syrians fled intourkey as syrian vernment troops circd a beious rthern to. d to hari sreenivasan for what's on theewshour online. hari. >> srnivasan:e've posd new satellitemage of the aron wildfire at illustres the spef thblaz and wt es thedge of o solarystem okike? a na comter mol fers sprising nedetail- nd haon our"sence" page. an jeff talks the.s. commisoner othis year's vene biennale art exhibition about using olympic atetes as part of thar l that and more on ouweb ite, nshour.pborg. je. >> own: a that'the newshour for tonight. i'm jfrey brown. >> woodruff: and i jy wdruf we'lsee you onlineand again here omorrow eveningwith mark shieldsnd did brooks, amon ther thnk you a good night. jor funding for the pbs newshr has be provided by chevro e may have morin common th yothink. and byhe alfd p. slo foundtion. suprtg ience, thnolog nd improved economic performance d fincial lieracy in the 21st century. and with e ongoing suort of these instituionsnd foundatio. and... is pr

she is the youngest poet to perform at a psidential inauguration. let's watch a little of her poem. >> when day comes we ask ourselves, where can we find white and this never-ending shade? the loss we carry a sea we must wait we have braved the belly of the beast. quiet isn't always peace. the norms and notions of what just is isn't always justice. >> something that's perhaps less known about amanda gorman is she had overcome a speech impediment to perform i public. >> when you have to teach yourself how to pronounce the american alphabet, when you have to teach yourself over years had to say last names, you gain a real appreciation for the musicality and the complity of sound. poetry is a weapon. it's an instrument of social change. poetry is one of the most political arts out there. it demands you rupture and destabilizthe language you are working with. inherently you are pushing against the status quo. >> let us turn now to a reminder of our top story. joe biden has launched his national coronavirus plan, signing a string of executive orders. the

the battle over a key tow continued athe country's psidential campaign entered itfinal week. jeffy brown has our lead story report. brown: t focus of the fight for a second day s a major taliban stronghold in helmand province. the offenve began wednesday at dawn after 400 u.s. mines and hundred afghan troops storm the town of dahaneh inhe face of heavyesistance. today, the coalition fce resum its bid to drive out insurgents who've kept the aa in their grip >> ( translated ): the is no eace and security in this country, and we areoncerned. now, hefully, security and prospery will come to this village. we all look forward to that >> brown: e coalition force also operated under new restrictionsn air strikes to oid civilian casualties. this was the lest in a series of recnt operations since u.s. orces began a major buildup afghanistan. sualties have also been rising, with another erican and three british soldis killed today. more u.s. troops pour in, "the wa street journal" reported this week tt their to commander, army general stanley mcrystal, was warning that the taliban have

house has a new reason for why president trump fired james co in his "fox news" interview last night, psidential lawyer rudy giuliani said it was "because comey would not say that he-- trump-- wasn't a target" in the irssia investigation. it's at least the explanation that the president and his aides have given for firing comey. iran's foreign minister insisted today that his government will t agree to any changes in the 2015 nuclear deal. a youtube video, javad zarif dismissed president trump's demands that europn leaders "fix" the agreement. >> let me make it absolutely clear once and for all: we will neither outsource our security, nor will we renegotiate or add on to a deal we havedy implemented in good faith. the u.s. has consistently violated the agreement, especially by bullying others from doing business with iran. >>soodruff: president trump weighing whether to re-certify iran's compliance with the agreement, or end u.s. sanctions relief by may th. the trump administration staye mum today on whether u.s. special forces are helping saudi arabia battle rebels in yemen. "the new york times

we can confi that it will be his vice psidential choice. you know, ybe, just a little picture. the y does not have a path to 1237. donald trump, yosaw him there last nht. you saw him eaier today giving his foreigpolicy sech. hes the nominee. thosvictories alsouch closer. e billioionaire now has 77% of the delegatetes that he nee. they are hopoping that they will shake th alliaiance. is this the best time fofor e party to getet behd trump? the formerer governor. good to see e u again. firsrst of all, your reactioion. crews will choose carly fiorina to be his running mate. >> well, she is an impressive lady. it is an aggressive move. >> maybe even a hail mary pass. this is how cruz thinks that he can grab the attention and get a win that he needs next week. >> no way to know at this point. it is an aggressive move. >> you are a delegate from mississippi. you look around at some of these other states. only 17 of the 70s some odd delegates have to go and vote the way the people want them to. are you looking at some of these other states? >> the republican party, we do not really li

protesters ignored securirity forces and the streetstsoo revive demonstrationsnsvever iran's didispeded psidential election. despspittetearas and batons used byby poce the crowds mchch on shouting, quote, death the dictator. d d inpain, one man died in this rning's runnini of the bubull it is the paampnana festival's first death since 1995. the man wawas g ged in t the ne and lungs.. three otothe we alsoorored six sufferer m min injuries. inin spain, e first death we just rerted in that festivival to g gef cutmore live in londod wiwithheheusiness update. gef? >> repororr:r: gd morning, momoni.. 40 world winind ysys i b banupuy otection, the story ofof ggm. we'ree focused on ee story today. 'r'reaiting onn announcncemtt that takak t the company out babankptcy. we knowwt't' goingtoto b a new buneness effectiveve gernment owned. we'll watch that story. as far as the markets arere coconcnened, were in w wea territory y the eupean session, maybe we'll get a a tter printssn the consumer r sentiment number in n urur pt of the world d anthth will help things goingngntnto e u.s. sessioion t t are weak. aig

psidential electi. mu o the world's attention and aid is focused on the most unstable area of afghanistan, but that is frustrating afghans in mor peaceful princes inuding the central highlands. our correspondent has been to the visit. -- has been to visit. >> roads are t bgest complaint. onlya few kilometers areaved across t entire province. that is starting change. >> weere talking about the road. >> here, in the mile nowhere -- an ent. our road oning with afghastan your ranks only female governor. -- with afghanistan'snly female governor. the roads always art with good intentions. but oer roads to kabl has been inaugurated three times and are still not built. now theu.s. military, with more money and troops, is weighing in. the mon is all going tohe province >> iave hear that. what iell th eldersn the communities, talk aut having patits. pience. it is impornt for them to know that. this wl take time. >> they are making for lost time. we e on ouway to a second road opening,ttaching a li wi the u.s. mil

carolinaust be plumting >>eporter: a tonit's crowd by far campaign s eaieday s brher reflecting on his past psidential primaries says he prefers to focus on the ns than the losses, a glasha ll man, he sai inive days t bush family will findut if the there's still reason for optimism. lester. >> peterthank you. >>> an unexpected battleground has opened up in the democratic race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. with just five days to go until the na caucuses clinton is hitting the trail hard e. for monthsany believed she would win thste, butow as our kristewelk rerts, that's a bi estion m >> reporte after losing new hampshire, secretary clion is tryi tcome back with winn nevada i he yoll come t and caucus on turday. >> reporr: tod she again tried to paint setor sanders as a candidate solely focused on wall street. >> i am not a ngle-issue candida because this is not a single-issue country. >> reporter: sanders s smsed th of 9,000 in michigan sa he'd met with the falies impacted by the flint water crisis. >> i've just come om a meeting which was one of the more difficult meetings that i he ev a

. >> conventiona wiom rerding vice psidential picks, first, do no harm. governor palin eight weeks after her selectn seemto be continuingo do harm. >> tho clothes are not my property. myavorite shop is a consignmt shop in anchorage, alaska, called out of the closet. >> sarah palin is roe gop elephant. >> i'm glad now that elizabh brought it up because it give mess an opportunit without the filt of the media to to tell you the whole clothes thing. >> she's, quote, a diva. she takes no adve from anyone. hasselck. >> my friends, wha come to thend of a long journey. thamerican people have spoken and they have spoken clearly. we all have the same values and convictis and positions and policies. i'm just a greaterppreciation, i think, for what other candidates go rough. you know, 's pretty brutal. and it was a blast. every day was ju a blast out there on t trail. bullet dodged? i think, is and ere is the final irony of palin and tina fey. humor and satire. tinaey was marvelous and the rest of us were sightf and entertainingo various and obously lesser degrees b

colorado joins a dozen other ates, on super tueay to choose a psidential prefence. chierninteorologt -- stephen bowersoins us now with a lo at our local forecast... stephen... with sun filtered through the clds, teeruresill warm through th30s and into the mid-40s throh 10 am. temperaturest on will be aring 50 arod colorado s and monunt and well into the0s arod lo and can city. we don get anyarmer than 50s lower 60soday bef oling begins and 40s and 50s make their rurn by 5 pm. this ening will be partly cloudy with temperatures cooling ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, you'ren the mfolove >>> it 8:00 on "today." coming up, te folitt romance. hoda delivers a special vantine justtime f the big day. a nemusic video celebrating lo-term lo. to bri out the romantic in all ofs. >>> one pject, two legends. >> the rolling stones! >> willicatches up witmick jaer and martin scorsese, who are joining forces to bring the story ofsex, dru and rock ' roll to the small screen. >> we hav quite a gd woing relationship.en thoughe' both useto geing our own way to se extent, we botow we have to >>>ot fee th

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florida, florida, but now there are three ballot battles underway andnc big ns about a replay of the 2000 psidential election. chuck todd is the nbc news political director and the moderato of "meet the press" let's start with the democrats taking control of the house. we know that they want theirer ght to be stepped up. the president is talking about using terms like war-like posture. i tmean, wre we looking at? >> i think the president, i think it was very interesting to watc him on wednesday after the election. he felt both emboldened and i think bit vulnerable and he's clearly seeing vulnerable. he knows the house docrats have subpoena power and are going to look at things like is he using the white house to make money for his hotel, things like that, never mind the mueller probe and such. but he also feels emboldened because a republican majoreny in the se owes him. okay? i was him that got those victoriesn indiana and missouri and s, you know, drove up the base turnout necessary to maybe win florida, although that's a -- we'll see there. that's why i tnk he's oddly emboldened. he feels as if h

but in a psidential race like this, with so many candidates, yes, you have to plain your past votes. it doesn't mean that every single person did every singlei right. your other alternative is to have somebody who has no experience at all and has no votes andg. has done noth i don't think the american people want that. they put someone in the white house that didn't have a kind of experience in working with washington, and what do we have? chaos, gridlock, not moving on infrastructure, not working to bring the cost of prescription drugs down. so i think that experience, while it always calls you on it sometimes, i think that's importani' that's what d say about what i've done. >> senator amy klobuchar, thanks for coming onou and sharing y views. stay safe on the trail. >> thanks. great to be on, chuck. >>> when we come back on this july 4th holiday weekend, where liberals and conservatives like to go on vacation. guess what, they're not likely fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when

. >> she is a member of the rebinet, a senator, groundbreaking psidential candidate. he, of course, hasne of the longes serve ining republican senators. right up there with their most impressive accomplishments is their 45-plus-year love story. we recently sat down with them to talk about life, liberty and the pursu of each other. >> we were ushered into his office. all of a sudden the side door opens, in comes bob dole and i look over and i say, gee, he's a good looking guy. >> he says he wrote my name on the back of his blotter. >> i did. >> glad you told me the truth. >> were you thinking maybe i should call her? >> oh, yeah, i thought of that as soon as she walked in. >> bob dole became a risingtar in the republican party. and elizabeth was earning a reputation as a fierce consumer advocate. >> he was a little bashful. the first time he called, we talked for about 40 minute it was a wonderful conversation. and i became completely oblivious to the fact that i had date sitti in my living room. the phone rang, i went back to my bedroom, 40 minutes later. heaven knows

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reuters is reporting that the south korean psidential office says it needs clarity on trump's intentions after he said washington will stop joint military exercises so this suggests there was not a pre-cooked agreement with the south koreans that this was a good move. and this is something to watch because what trump has done in his success thus far on north korea is something he didn't do in the g7 which is he had a strategy he consulted allies. he stayed close with the south koreans. he saw abe from japan ahead of the meeting. he's got to keep tight with his allies going through this. they're a little bit in south korea. some are nervous that trump might be willing to trade away the troops on the peninsula. while in the end if there's a deal, the south koreans should want our troops to stay. >> by the way, the president said today that those 32,000 troops would be staying there for now. >> joe, thank you for your perspective. fred, thank you. appreciate it. >>> when we come back, the high stakes of the nuclear summit an. and north korea. former senate majority leader george mitch ell i

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vice psidential candite sarah pal is back on the ro, but not campgning officiall she is proting hermemoir, which isenerating huge interestn america. is th just a book tour? >> it could be another launch pad. there is that feeling. itis already a best selr. t are we also witnessing a dry run for 2012? run for the white hoe? it could be an attempt to bring backailin-mania. she wasseen as a breath of fresh air last year. everybody wanted to know every single detail aut her. just t reminyou brieflyf the power ofhe pailin enomena and, we have put together some scenes. >> i will be honored to accep your nominaon for vice president of thenited states. >>hey say the differce between aockey mom and a pit bull is lipstick. >> this i nicholas sarkozy speaking. ow are you? >> it is so good, it is so good to hear yo. thankou for calling us. >> it is pleasure. >> cannot predict what the next fish run is going to look like. i certainly cannot predict what is going thappen in a cole of years. i will be inharge of the turys. >> at let a flavor of the pain phenomenon. is she rely seen as a credible candida

just two days after the fourth gop debate p psidential candidate carly fiorina stopped in siouxland. she held a town hall meeting in onawa, iowa with the theme of returning to a citizen government. fiorina spoke to community members about how a republican winning the white house isn't enough. "this government, under republicans and democrats alike has gotten so big, so powerful, so complicated, so inept honestly, so corrupt," said fiorina. fiorina calls for a three- page tax code compared to fiorina calls for a three- page tax code compared to the currently one that's thousands of pages long. tonight, on newsws at 10: ktiv's tiffany lane shares why fiorina believes polls aren't what win an election. (sheila) in the gop race for the white house, a lot of attention is shifting to marco rubio. (matt) some are saying rubio's stand on immigration is far different than front runner donald trump's steve handelsman has the story from washington << nat sot) he's charismatic, latino and third now in 44 year old marco rubio win the nomination? (sot adolfo franco / gop strategist :08-:11) "he's

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once you get t the psidential electition, where the ideas have a head and face and history attached to them, it becomes about personalities and then sell to the kind of caricature -- lends itself to the caricaturing -- >> 201010 did have a personality barack obama. republicans ran against barack obama -- >> as a man who had achieved in two years somethinghat was historic -- >> they were making the same arguments against obama and not just on health care, but running in the economy, that it anare making now. >> why did the disclosure act die in the senate, roger? >> it to die in the senate because the politicians don't want people to knonow where they get their money from. even john mccain, the champion of campaign finance disclosure voted against it.. >> what about -- the unions are protected this tng. >> unions have to disclose, too. >> are you suggesting it comes from union members? just the way aexxon pac comes from exxon. this has been one of the great political flips of all time. it ud to be that republicans argued that theyey did not wantt restrictions on the amount, that you sho