cnn's frederik pleitgen is live in teheran. what's the latest from the leadership? >> reporter: hi, christine. iranian leadership in the form of iran supreme leader said very frankly there are not going to be any sort of negotiations with the united states and especially not with the trump white house. he came out not so long ago and said, look, he believes that goe negotiations with the u.s. would be poison, and negotiations with the trump white house would be double poison because of the strategy of the trump administration of maximum pressure on iran, of course the crippling sanctions iran has been facing. iranians say they are not going to negotiate under those circumstances. it was quite interesting because iran's president came out late last night and said look, we have all the phone numbers we need in the united states. negotiations under these circumstances are not going to happen. the head of iran's revolutionary guard core says he believes iran is at the height of the conflict with the united states. the u.s. is doing everything it can to undermine iran, and he says this was a key moment in the islamic revolution. now, of course all of this coming as apparently president trump is unhappy with some of his senior advisers on all of this, feeling that they are moving too fast and forcefully towards what could be an armed conflict with the iranians, of course president trump ran on a ticket of wanting to get out and stopping costly wars in the middle east. now, of course it seems as though he believes that maybe the u.s. might be headed toward one. all of this coming as there's a bit of issues between the united states and its allies. the brits standing by one of their general's comments, at this point in time, coalition against isis is not seeing increased evidence of iranian posturing in iran and syria. cnn learning from a senior source in the state department that apparently that is not true, that the brits are wrong, and that internally they know that this general misspoke though they don't believe there was any sort of malicious intent behind it. >> fred pleitgen in teheran. thanks, fred. one day after 25 men voted in favor of the nation's most restrictive abortion ban, the female governor of alabama seensee seen -- signed it into law, a powerful testament to the belief that every life is precious. there are only exceptions in cases where the mother oos li'ss threatened and no exception for rape or incest. any doctor who performs an abortion faces up to 99 years in prison. >> some conservatives say the law is too extremement here. here's what televangelist pat robertson said. >> i think alabama has gone too far. it's an extreme law and they want to challenge roe v. wade but my humble view is that this is not the case we want to bring to the supreme court because i think this one will lose. >> the law won't go in the books for six months, the aclu and planned parenthood are planning to file a lawsuit to block it. alabama is one 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ongoing trade war rch. is a leading e-cigarette company down playing the risk of nicotine to minors. >> you might be surprised where that that lawsuit comes from, tobacco road. i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine roman, 31 minutes past the hour. >> good morning. >> almost friday as we like to call it. >> breaking overnight, pictures of missiles are what spurred the white house to escalate warnings about iran. that's according to "the new york times." the missiles were on small boats and fully assembled, raising fears they could be fired at u.s. navy ships. the threat from iran was growing, intelligence officials declassi declassified one photo carrying what was described as a functioning iranian missile. cnn reported that moving missiles is one of the reasons the u.s. decided to move an aircraft into the region. president trump wants to lower the temperature by speaking to the iranians. the president will meet today with the president of the swiss federation. last week cnn reported that the white house passed along a phone number to the swiss in case iranian leaders wanted to call the president. a source tells us today's meeting with the swiss is an effort to move that law. fred pleitgen live in iran. should the president be waiting by the phone? >> reporter: mo probably not. iran's supreme leader said look, at this point in time, absolutely no negotiations with the united states. he said america is engulfed in what he calls a policy of coercion toward iran, as he puts it, trying to bring iran to its knees, saying under these circumstances iran absolutely not willing to negotiate with the u.s. now, it's interesting because the country's president took the comments president trump made about leaving the phone number with the swiss and said look, the iranians have all the phone numbers they need if they wanted to talk to the u.s. it isn't going to happen at this point in time. one of the interesting things we have learned is that the irans say a precondition for them wanting to talk or talking to the united states would be america going back into the nuclear agreement that of course the trump administration went out of. the chances of that happening very very slim, at least at this point in time. the head of iran's elite revolutionary guard core came out and said iran is at the height of its confrontation with the united states. he believes that the u.s. is trying to bring iran to its knees and this is a key moment for the islamic revolution, as he said. at the same time, president trump not very happy with some of his advisers. apparently he thinks they are moving too quickly and too forcefully into what could be an armed confrontation between the u.s. and iran. one of the things president trump said he wanted to do or a bedrock of his policies is to keep america out of costly wars in the middle east. right now it seems as though america might be steering towards one. at the same time, also been a problem between the u.s. and some of its ally, the brits sticking by one of its generals who said at this point in time that already no increased military movement by iranian militias, the u.s. of course saying that is not true. >> fred pleitgen live in iran. >> joining us here princeton university professor julian zelizer. you have heard that report. the president has been vocal about withdrawing the united states from costly foreign conflicts and he's frustrated with his advisers around him who he thinks are itching for confrontation. >> yeah, the president is clearly worried about getting caught up in his own iraq, and he doesn't want that to happen, but he has members of the administration, including john bolton, the national security adviser who were pushing that way. the question is do evens overtake trump's own instincts and does he almost get checked into a place where there's no other option other than military force. >> it's so dangerous. there's so much that has gone wrong. >> let's move to politics in 2020. kamala harris, hitting joe biden on the crime bill, and questions about will there be a woman on the ticket, and flip that, maybe biden's below me on the ticket. listen. >> i think that joe biden would be a great running mate. as vice president he hathat he . >> they keep getting asked this question. the reporters asked over and over again. >> context, new pennsylvania poll shows joe biden well ahead of donald trump in the key state of pennsylvania. bernie sanders also leading president trump there by seven. harris would draw even in this poll. serious question, though, would joe biden be willing to be vp again in your estimation should kamala harris surge to the top of the field. >> i think he might be. i think he likes being part of the mix. i think harris is getting to the heart of the way the campaign is being covered. >> is it sexist. >> the attention to the male candidates in the way the questions come to the female candidates and she's getting right to the heart of it. we haven't had a primary. we haven't had a caucus. this is all early polling so she's raising a fair question, you know, why are these assumptions being made early on. especially when it shows elizabeth warren defeats him. it's a wide open race. >> i think joe biden wants to be president. i think he doesn't want to be vice president again. >> i can't imagine he would even take that, just my instinct. let's talk about immigration. we know we have some broad brush strokes of what the president's son-in-law jared kushner has put together. what we are hearing from republicans is they are underwhelmed, it stays away from family separations at the border, 11 million people here illegally. if they can't get the republicans on board, how much work do we still have to do on this. >> they're not going to get anywhere. it's a dead on arrival bill. these are the issues that keep subverting any effort for immigration reform for two decades. it's not clear house republicans are going to go along with anything that doesn't severely reduce immigration. and so leaving this off the table isn't as if people forget what the major issues are. so i think this is a lot about politics. an effort to show the administration is working on some kind of deal but you're going to see the antiimmigration rhetoric heat up quickly from the president. i don't think this is going anywhere. >> lindsey graham with his own plan. it's like a white house budget, it's priorities rather than actual legislation. stick around, we want to get to the story on alabama and bring you back in. >> one day after 25 men voted in favor of the nation's most restrictive abortion ban, the female governor of alabama kay ivey has signed it into law. there are exceptions in cases where the mother's life is threatened. there is no exception for rape or incest. any doctor who performs an abortion faces up to 99 years in prison. >> even some conservatives say the law is too extreme. here's televangelist pat robertson on the christian broadcasting network. >> i think alabama has gone too far. there's no exception for rape or incest. they want to challenge roe v. wade but my humble view is that this is not the case we want to bring to the supreme court because i think this one will lose. >> the law won't go on the books for six months, the aclu and planned parenthood planning to file a lawsuit to block it. alabama one of 16 states to introduce or pass restrictive abortion bills this year. we're bringing in julian zelizer to talk about the politics. i think he's right on the legality. the supreme court wants a gradual. what do you think the 2020 politics of this are? because president trump was all in on abortion when virginia and new york were moving far to the left. now it's swinging wildly to the right, how might this impact the election. >> i think this could be one of the biggest stories of the last few months. i think this is a radical decision, a radical right decision, and it's going to mobilize many voters including the same female suburban educated voters who were at the core of the 2018 elections. this is a visceral decision. it really shows what it means to have republicans in power, and i think it could really undercut the republican case in 2020, more than anything i have seen recently. >> the midterms swung wildly because suburban women turned out to vote for democrats. might they do this again. you talk about the 25 men. when you add in the house in alabama, 92 men voted for this bill, only 6 women. not good optically. it will be interesting to stay tuned on 2020. >> thank you. to business now, delays tariffs against the european union as the trade war china leads to fallout with farmers. president trump was facing a saturday deadline on deciding whether to hike tariffs on cars to 25%. that move would have alienated european allies and devastated global supply chains. the president plans to delay for six months in order to negotiate with the eu and japan, according to a person familiar with the situation. delaying those auto tariffs is key and shows how sensitive the markets are to trade risks but the president's trade hawks around him have been consistent for months. when you break down the u.s. trade deficit by country. half of the overall u.s. goods deficit is with one country, china. when you break it down by category, half of the trade deficit is one item, the car category. right, as the president delays one tariff, the tit for tat with china is hurting farmers. >> we're in a free fall out here in agriculture. we have seen 30% decrease in prices of soybeans, the geopolitical turmoil that the president has thrown into the the mix the last year the markets don't have anywhere to go. >> our fourth generation farm still going to be feasible two years from now, five years from now, if the president doesn't wrap up these trade wars with a win. there's all of these pressuring weighs in on us. >> we are on track for the worst conditions for american farmers since the 1980s farm crisis. >> president trump signed an executive order banning american companies from using telecom equipment deemed to be a national security threat. the white house initially declined to identify china and huawei as the intended target but shortly after the order was issued, the commerce department formally added huawei to the list of companies affected. huawei warns if it's restricted from doing bids in america, the u.s. will be left behind in the 5g race. the trump administration flatly rejecting all requests by the house judiciary committee in its sweeping investigation of possible obstruction by the president. white house counsel pat sipilone accusing the committee of trying to conduct its own version of the special counsel investigation in order to harass president trump. >> the implication of what they're doing would make the president a tyrant in the sense of not being accountable to the american people, not being answerable to congress, and that no one 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a stainless steel sculpture by artist jeff coonz called rabbit. bidding for the 3 foot creature started at 40 million. a number of bidders chased it, smashing estimates, the winning bid was 80 million, auctioneer fees bumped it up to 91. the winning bidder, robert mnuchin, the father of treasury secretary steven mnuchin. >> and an avid collector. for the first time in hershey's 125 year history, it iconic chocolate bar is getting a makeover. the new packaging will sport a variety of emojis, thumbs up, sad face, face blowing a kiss, face with tears of joy. two dozen in all. the emoji filled redesign is not permanent. the new bars will be on sale for a limited time beginning this summer. >> what's your emoji for right now, is there a hungry emoji. >> i'm actually always hungry. >> there must be a hungry emoji. have a great rest of your day, a wonderful breakfast. thanks for president trump pursuing a back door channel to negotiate with iran's leaders. >> they will suffer greatly. >> i would like to see the demonstration they're talking about. they need to share it with members of congress >> the nation's most restrictive abortion bill, now law. >> you are killing a human being. it's a fact. it's wrong >> this is an all-auto assault. >> they want to get something to the supreme court. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it's thursday, may 16, 6:00 in new york. we have breaking news. new details emerging overnight about why some corners of the trump administration are singing the alarm bells on iran. officials are telling the "new york times" there are photos of iranian paramilitary loading missiles last week. word of the photos is new. officials say this is what led the u.s. to beef up the military presence in the region and fear u.s. personnel and troops there could be at heightened risk. but there is another side to this also emerging overnight. 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