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The us secretary of state, antony blinken, has criticised iran's decision to remove some surveillance cameras from its nuclear sites. iran insisted it wouldn't change its position. the world's nuclear watchdog, the iaea, said it deplored the move. azadeh moshiri reports. the surveillance cameras that were set up years ago in iran's nuclear sites are crucial to monitoring its activity and a key condition of the original nuclear deal. but in one fell swoop, iran has switched dozens of them off. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog has warned that unless iran turns the cameras back on within fou...

We will win. many here can only hope. shannon? >> shannon: the determination is inspiring. greg, thank you. up next, a setback in attempt to provide supreme court justices more protection in the wake of the abortion draft leak. first, beyond our borders tonight. a tiny passenger jet veers off the runway during takeoff and catches fire. more than 30 people were injured. videos shared by state media shows the left side of the aircraft on fire as people who appeared to be passengers head away from the scene. cut tar's amir arrives in iran for talks with the iranian president as efforts to save te...

Population, yet they made up 21% of executions in 2021, according to this report. there is also a concern away these —— in the way these executions are taking place, there is one of a medically devastating anecdote of a woman sentenced to be executed and she had a heart attack as she watched several men executed before her, but according to her lawyer authorities then hangs her body anyway. so there is a concern around the number of executions, it also the way they are taking place. it executions, it also the way they are taking place.- they are taking place. it is not a pretty _ they are ...

A canadian investigative group, citizen lab, says computer networks at the british prime minister's office, 10 downing street, and the foreign office have been infected with pegasus spyware. the investigators said they'd notified the british government about security breaches in 2020 and in 2021. citizen lab said the foreign office infections were believed to be linked to operations out of the united arab emirates, cyprus, and jordan and could have been related to staff serving abroad. i spoke to ronan farrow who broke this story in the new yorker magazine. well, part of what makes this fright...

Are further down the supply chain, like electronics, chips, _ for example, which we have seen shortages immediately impacting colleagues in the automotive - industry and shortages _ are impacting on defence as well. some are saying, look, we could be at the beginning of an arms race here and recently the pope, pope francis, criticised increased defence spending by nations, he called it madness and said that a new weight must be found to balance world powers. others are questioning if it is right for the industry to be feeding a destructive system. yeah, look, as a catholic, many, many years ag...