BETTY NGUYEN, CNN ANCHOR: Of course, we are also following some other developments. The U.S. expelled two Iranian security guards at the U.N. today. We want to get more on this by going to CNN's Richard Roth, who is outside the U.N. with the latest -- Richard.</s>RICHARD ROTH, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Betty, the United States announcing that it has expelled two Iranian security guards who were working at Iran's mission to the United Nations here in New York City. The reason, activities incompatible with their status, a diplomatic code word and jargon for espionage. The Iranians, according to U.S. officials, three times now in the last two years were seen photographing and videotaping New York City landmarks such as buses, subways and tunnels. According to a U.S. official, the Iranians just gave them a slap on the wrist, made excuses. They were warned if it happened again, they'd be kicked out. And that's what happened. They were expelled a few days ago, over the weekend or on Monday. The officials would not immediately disclose what landmarks they were seen videotaping. We don't have any official reaction from Iran's mission here at the United Nations. Betty, back to you.</s>NGUYEN: Richard, any idea if these pictures or videotapes were confiscated?</s>ROTH: We asked that, and one official said that's a good question. So we don't know yet the answer to that. I believe the story a few months ago was that they were seen on a New York City subway platform late on a weekend night. But we don't have any exact knowledge of what they were photographing at this time.</s>NGUYEN: OK. Richard Roth at the U.N., thank you. There's much more to come. You're watching CNN LIVE TODAY.
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