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a show of anger in iran's parliament talk to us president donald trump pulls out of the nuclear deal. hello i'm adrian for the game this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. several explosions in the afghan capital kabul targeting at least two police stations. a hostage situation as a prison in indonesia at least six people have been killed. i believe now the urgent warning to more homeowners in hawaii. iran's supreme leader has challenge the u.s. president of the pulling out of the nuclear deal saying that his statement

contained at least ten lies donald trump announced washington's withdrawal from the twenty fifteen agreement on tuesday. vowed to impose the highest levels of sanctions against tehran inside iran's parliament politicians demonstrated and burned the u.s. flag they're expected to vote on a response to trump's announcement iran's president condemned the u.s. for not respecting its commitments he says that iran will remain in the pact but warns that it could resume in reaching your radium if its national interests on respected other signatories to the twenty fifteen dealing clued in france germany and the u.k. say they regret trump's decision but will remain parties to the agreement but trump's received support from the united arab emirates saudi arabia and israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised the u.s. president for taking what he called a bold decision to pull out of a quote disastrous deal white house correspondent kimberly how could reports. after

much anticipation u.s. president donald trump made good on a signature campaign promise solidifying his america for its agenda i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal this was a horrible one sided deal that should have never ever been made. the u.s. negotiated the agreement with iran in twenty fifteen along with the united kingdom france germany china and russia to limit iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief with the announcement the united states now brea imposes tough economic sanctions on iran's oil and banking sectors that had been lifted arguing iran did not live up to its end of the agreement we have definitive proof that this arabian promise was a lie. even though u.s. intelligence the united nations and european allies maintain iran has been

compliant under the agreement trump cited a recent israeli report that iran had not been truthful about its activities before entering into the deal trouble also argues the agreement should have dealt with iran's military pursuits in the region and its ballistic missile program. capitol hill the top senate democrat disagrees and to me the right thing to do would have been to try and come up with our allies with an agreement on those issues and let the nuclear part of this continue as is because it's not being violated in any way trump's predecessor barack obama the man who oversaw the deal called trump's decision a serious mistake in a statement obama said without the agreement the united states could eventually be left with a losing choice between a nuclear armed iran or another war in the middle east. deede former democratic

presidential candidate bernie sanders believes the united states is already on that path the road to the war in iraq did not simply begin in two thousand and three it was laid down brick by brick over a number of years ironically as the president tore up the nuclear deal with iran secretary of state mike pompei it was on his way to north korea laying the groundwork for a nuclear deal with p.r. nyang president indicated the united states is willing to negotiate a new deal with iran but he says his decision also signals the united states will no longer make were trying calls empty threats. kimberly how al-jazeera at the white house al-jazeera same. joins us. now live tell us more about the reaction over that decision by donald trump on tuesday in iran today well within minutes ten or fifteen minutes of trump's announcement that you know

this is going on that you we heard from president hassan rouhani and this morning we've had a flurry of response from other senior leaders in iran just a day after the united states tore up the deal members of parliament in iran said the deal and the u.s. flag on fire symbolically protesting what they say was an unfair decision by the united states to pull out of a deal that iran was complying with a day or so earlier the same parliament had issued a message of support for the president we also heard from the commander of the iranian revolutionary guard corps saying that negotiating the deal in the first place was a mistake and gave. gave a sense of legitimacy to the united states as a negotiating partner that it has proven it is not these are seemingly deviating from the president's position of trying to save the deal because it doesn't rouhani has been criticized by hardliners in iran about negotiating the deal in the first

place but we need to look at the recent comments by the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei who both said that if we are to stay in the deal which he doesn't think is likely europe has to step up and help iran gain benefit from the deal that the united states has taken away already also has some very harsh words there has to be noted. i was going to say can't you say that the can aspects do you think of this deal. be saved and what are we to make of the different reactions between the hardliners and the moderates. well i think i think i think the leaders in iran will look to the supreme leader to take their cues as far as he's concerned this agreement within the domestic politics is fine but when it comes to defending the country in terms of u.s. economic aggression or otherwise he hears pushing for a unified front and so he did say that you know to allay the fears of the iranian

people that u.s. presidents are coming god in iran are still standing using very harsh words to address the speech made by president donald trump and as far as salvaging the deal really it is difficult to see what the moderates who negotiated rouhani and zarif and the current government in power it's difficult to see what they can get away from this at this point i think they very much are in damage control i think they do feel the need to go through the motions since they championed the deal and promoted the idea of dialogue over any conflict but just to give you a sense of the atmosphere here the supreme leader who is the head of the armed forces according to iran's constitution is using is using fighting words in the same way that the united states says of the president he said simply wait for president trying to die as other u.s. presidents have in the past and once the ensign snakes have eaten then iran will still be standing say many thanks sub-zero same describing there in tehran. loud explosions been heard over the saudi capital after the rebels say that they fired

a volley of ballistic missiles saudi media said the defense systems intercepted the incoming missiles for the rebels and neighboring gambon say they targeted economic areas including the largest inland ports in the kingdom riyadh's been hit several times recently by missiles which the saudis say manufacturers in iraq. i saw has claimed responsibility for at least eight explosions in afghanistan's capital the blasts happened they had two police stations in kabul one building is on fire the interior ministry says there are still suicide bombers in another building let's bring in our correspondent jennifer glass is on the line now from kabul this just an ongoing situation jennifer what's the latest actually hearing p.v. ten in the center of kabul in the story now area although that assault seems to be over after four hours of back and forth not nine explosions here

in by the police district than there were for a while a number of suicide bombers holed up in a nearby building special forces assaulted that building building long volleys of gunfire and now that appears to be over and people who were trapped in neighboring office building and villas are now being allowed to leave across town in the west of the study by police station a burst there in that missile also over as well that also went on for a number of hours this is the latest in a series of a ball here really that has many afghans very concerned about their safety and about their theory and as you say i feel has claimed responsibility for these two attacks complex attacks clearly very well planned out and clearly very ambitious the police station in district and is very heavily fortified as as the one in district thirteen and yet they fought afghan police and special forces for several

hours ok but this said this claim of responsibility into some context for us i still says that it was responsible for these what at least eight explosions in the capital today this just a few days after that the taliban and announced that hit its spring offensive have begun. that's right the government up against two very big players right now the taleban announced bring offensives just about two weeks ago saying that the pows of the election that it would continue fighting around the country and we have seen renewed taliban attacks they they claimed in their announcer for the spring offensive that they would only attack military targets that we've already seen in the attacks in the south that when military targets are attack civilians are often the ones who are killed and i still has launched a number of high profile attacks here in the afghan capital just over two weeks ago on a voter registration center that killed sixty and injured almost one hundred twenty people and then last week an attack that killed twenty five including nine

journalists and now today on two police station highly coordinated highly planned highly organized attacks many people are wondering whether i so has any help from other organizations that is a big question here but there is no question in the minds of afghan that the security situation certainly feels a lot worse here in the capital jennifer many thanks i was it was just a glass tank called a riot at a high security prison for eisel suspects in the sierra has killed at least six people here is being told that several gods are being held hostage at the jail south of the capital to casa security forces of trying to restore call from a serious step vastnesses outside the prison. well this here at the high security prison has been going on for seventeen hours between the highly trained police with basically guiding the prison and inmates who all have been

detained on terrorism charges so basically what happened is last night a riot broke out the inmates broke through the door they broke out of the block managed to take hostage several police officers and also managed to take quite a lot of guns weapons and ammunition and what looks like happened after that is that five police officers have been killed. and one of them according to my sources is still alive and is still being hostage right now at the moment as we speak during the day and also since last night police has been negotiating with the inmates about a possible. situation one of the demands that i heard is that they want to meet their leader the man. who is. here in indonesia who is also being detained is actually currently on trial in fact actually from the

prison and sound so a lot of the things of the army are still being why should i was it possible that this highly trained can be taken hostage by inmates inside prison. or whether a. prime minister of corruption allegations. against a form of mental. hungary against the protesters are calling a dictator. the sun's out again not quite as warm as it was with fronts going certain it was indeed a cold front at least you've got the parents once more nice blue sky or been it

seventy degrees in tokyo warmer by a little bit in the korean peninsula in beijing this is still an active frontal system behind which there is some fairly cold air which when it gets tucked in produces snow but if it touches you in her car there i'd be surprised. i was warming up nicely as a result of another day of just sunshine but it's clouding up in beijing twenty eight human degrees little breeze and rain on his way may not be the best combination if the rain in china to be waving around has been heavy enough for some flooding his concentration in the next day or so is a few showers in hong kong and then further west maybe as far west as you now and then north as the feed is fairly obviously got a couple of days of that rain then it starts to spread across the valley again three will probably end up in shanghai after this forecast. a scattering but no more of big showers once in the philippines there's been more of a concentration in thailand possibly but in north vietnam and of course occasional

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well again this is al-jazeera our top stories this hour members of iran's parliament of the u.s. flag angry of a president donald trump's decision to withdraw from the twenty fifteen nuclear deal from pulls the agreement defective to its core iran's supreme leader q. says trump of lying but says he made a mistake. the armed group i saw has claimed responsibility for at least nine explosions in the afghan capital want to lease but was killed and at least six other people injured in the civil terrorist attacks here to police stations in. the riots at a high security prison for i still suspect that indonesia has killed at least six people come to see us being told that the inmates stole weapons that are holding several guards hostage at the pub jail south of the capital jakarta. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei as arrived in north korea for another surprise visit

it's his second trip after meeting kim jong il and in pyongyang last month he's expected to discuss kim's upcoming meeting with president trump and the detention of three u.s. prisoners reports suggest they'll be released as a goodwill gesture of now from kathy novak in seoul. this is the second visit for a u.s. secretary of state my home pale to pyongyang it's not yet known whether he will meet the leader himself kim jong un but might pump aoe says he will be meeting with senior officials in north korea to discuss the expected meeting between donald trump and kim jong un at the first meeting one might come pale with still the cia director he says the groundwork was laid for that meeting and now it's expected that the firm details are expected to be discussed the other item likely to be very high on the agenda is the fate of the three americans who are detained in north korea donald trump foreshadow that a decision on their fate could be imminent telling the public to stay tuned but

still no details about whether or not they are likely to be released soon might pompei or says that efforts have been being made by the u.s. administration and he will be discussing that with officials in north korea with a flurry of diplomatic activity continues of the discussions around north korea the leaders of japan south korea and china met in tokyo it was seen as a largely symbolic show of unity but as way today reports behind the scenes may be some differences of opinion. it's supposed to be an annual trilateral summit with the leaders of japan south korea and china hadn't come together since two thousand and fifteen the relationship between the three countries has been difficult because of several issues including north korea but it's north korea that's largely responsible for bringing them together again after last month's into korean summit young yang's newfound diplomacy was top of the agenda. we welcomed and expressed

our congratulations to the success of the third into korean summit and i hope that the leaders meeting between the d.p. r. k. and the united states will materialize and we support the dialogue between japan and the ok in two coasts the timing of the summit couldn't have been better for japan's prime minister shinzo are bare amid plummeting approval ratings at home he hosted south korean president. and china's premier league chang and thrust japan back into discussions around north korea. we must take the recent momentum and work towards peace and security in northeast asia and i must cooperate with international society making sure this. action by. you could ever after so much focus on meetings between north korean leader kim jong un and his counterparts from south korea china and possibly be united states. this summer gave

a chance to lay out what his country wants from negotiations on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula among them the return of japanese abducted by north korea in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's the prime minister said he asked the other leaders for their support in trying to bring them home. despite the general unity on display there are differences in how best to approach the station issue and the apparent change in attitude from pyongyang china and south korea want more engagement and more aid from. korea japan wants to maintain maximum pressure kundan it feels that it's sanctions that have brought north korea into the open and that keeping and making sure everyone and forces them is the only way to ensure promises it kept when in a al-jazeera tokyo the jailed policeman who testified in the case of two reuters journalists in myanmar says that his punishment is intended to stop others from telling the truth he told the court that the two journalists were alone and cure

also was set up by police the palace arrested in december while investigating abuses in with kind state they face up to fourteen years in prison accused of violating state secrecy laws by acquiring official documents. votes are being counted in what's being billed as the laziest tightest ever election prime minister najib razak cast his ballot in the city of pecan coalition is likely to win the most seats but it's expected to be a close race between him and twenty two year old mahathir mohamad the leader of the opposition alliance. hypersonic weapons a new missile defense system and stealth technology have all been on display in moscow today russia's armed forces but showing off the hardware at the annual military parade to celebrate victory over hitler in world war two president putin announced the new technology in his state of the nation address in march laurie challenge reports now from moscow. well the may ninth celebrations happen every

year of course they serve two functions relief for russia and its leadership first of all their way of boosting national pride and patriotism russia in its morton years has suffered plenty of traumas but victory in the second world war is one thing that pretty much all russians going to agree was a great national victory but then of course there's the showpiece this is a chance for russia's military to display to the world all its latest hardware and technology the military has made great strides in the last couple of years because of its operation in syria it's learned a great deal technologically and logistically and now you get the may the night military parade is a chance to show off new systems like p.s. one hundred and here hypersonic missiles that's the kind of thing that we've been seeing this year at this parade syria of course features in the diplomacy

surrounding this parade as well binyamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister has come here he was standing close to putin as all the tanks rolled through red square but let's not kid ourselves this is not about coming in hanging out with putin i want to putin's favorite events of the year this is about coming here to talk about israel's concerns over iran's role in syria essentially israel is heading towards a kind of heightens military footing at the moment expecting some kind of lash back from iran or its proxies israel has been striking iranian and hezbollah are targets in. side syria for quite some time and there are reports there was another strike overnight just south of damascus so there seems to be an escalating situation there and the possibility of a direct confrontation between iran and israel in syria and israel wants to know where where russia stands on this a human chain of protesters parliament in hungary against what they say is the

dictatorial rule of prime minister viktor orban who remains popular with voters the right wing nationalist his well known his anti immigrant policies was elected for a third successive term last month that in baba reports. police pushed back demonstrators trying to get into the parliament building in budapest. hundreds of people gathered early on tuesday before parliament's first session since last month's election when for prime minister viktor orban some also formed a human chain around the building shouting dictator. run test against the government and also of the protest against the opposition is because we think that only if they made these illegitimate but. later in the day a huge crowd gathered carrying the hundred garion and european union flags. support for all bands anti immigration stance particularly in rural areas gave him

a landslide victory but his opponents call his would illegitimate because of changes he brought in redrawing district boundaries and extending citizenship and voting rights to ethnic hungary and when they bring countries. one hundred thirty three of one hundred ninety nine members of parliament taking the oath come from all bans fish party and its small ally the christian democratic people's party. for all ban approval by the chamber expected on thursday is a formality meaning he'll serve a third term in a row his fourth in total as premier. the voters made the decision about who. to govern the country and who should play the opposition roles everyone must respect the decision of the voters this is the basic rule of hypocrisy of the it all but also has just the two thirds majority that allows him to amend the constitution unchallenged he's promised an amendment giving parliament the final say over any efforts to settle foreigners in the country and the law imposing

a twenty five percent tax on foreign donations to civil society groups that support immigration. opens critics accuse him of removing democratic checks and balances including a crackdown on parts of the media his economic policies have put hungary on track for economic growth of four percent divided opposition into the mix and it's unlikely that these protests will dent popularity. barbara al-jazeera. the a bowl of virus has reemerged in the same area of the democratic republic of congo where another outbreak was eradicated last year at least seventeen people have died in the choro the world health organization says that two people tested positive for a boa the world health organization and doctors without borders are sending teams to help prevent the disease from spreading. the u.s. is calling for venezuela's president to step down to protect the safety and security of the americas but his weight is

a suffering major shortages of food and other essentials as well as hyperinflation nicolas maduro in the socialist government are accused of using heavy handed tactics to stifle opposition and on rest the white house says the presidential election to later this month is a sham. placed on hawaii's big island have been going door to door to urge people to move to safety as the killer wave volcano continues to spew out dangerous gases so far no one's been killed or seriously injured but as rob reynolds reports previous eruptions on big island have led to mass casualties of even affected the global climate. lava from killer whale volcano has stopped flowing at least for now after destroying dozens of homes and displacing nearly two thousand people scientists say it's not unusual for eruptions to stop and start up again later we saw similar things in one thousand fifty five but this year eruption that went on

for eighty eight days but this is fairly typical activity fortunately the only losses during this eruption have been the property of human lives globally one out of every ten people lives within a volcano danger zone a study last year by the university of bristol in the u.k. estimated that more than a quarter of a million people have been killed by volcanic eruptions in the past five hundred years an average of five hundred and forty deaths per year one of the deadliest eruptions in modern times was up mount pelée in the caribbean island of martinique in one thousand no two it completely wiped out the city of some pierre killing thirty thousand people. volcanoes can affect the entire earth's climate the eruption of mt tam bora in what is now indonesia in eight hundred fifteen discharge so much and sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere it blocked sunlight causing extreme

cold in the northern hemisphere crop failures and what people at the time called the year without a summer as for kill away it has been spilling lava continually for more than thirty years most of it flowing harmlessly into the sea but not always but it's really difficult to forecast what might happen and so that makes it really hard to know exactly what's a native hawaiian spiritual beliefs say eruptions reflect the mood of the goddess. us is native. to the belly is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event scientific understanding of how volcanoes work has strengthened greatly since those tremendous eruptions of past centuries but no amount of sophisticated sensors seismographs or satellite imagery can predict

exactly when an eruption will occur or when it will end rob reynolds al-jazeera hilo hawaii. it's good to get here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera members of iran's parliament have the u.s. flag angry on the president donald trump's decision to withdraw from the twenty fifty due to a deal trump calls the agreement defective to its cause iran's supreme leader of a has accused trump of lying and says that he's made a mistake the report. was a hasan rouhani has been criticized by hardliners in iran about negotiating a deal in the first place but we need to look at the recent homicide. supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei who both said that if we are to stay in a deal which he doesn't think is likely europe has to step up and help iran gain benefit from the deal that the united states has taken away loud explosions have

been heard over the saudi capital after who the rebels say they fired a volley of ballistic missiles saudi media says the defense systems intercepted the incoming missiles the rebels in neighboring yemen say they targeted economic areas including the largest inland port in the kingdom riyadh's been hit several times recently by missiles which the saudis say a manufactured in iran i saw has claimed responsibility for at least nine explosions in afghanistan's capital one policeman was killed at least six other people injured in the silty as attacks the two police stations here in kabul a riot at a high security prison i still suspect that into these years killed at least six people al-jazeera is being told that the inmate stole weapons are holding several guards hostage at the jail south of the capital jakarta. jail policeman who testified in the case of two reuters journalists and they are not says that his punishment is intended to stop others from telling the truth he told courts that

the the court that the two journalists while lone and kill so will was set up by police the pair were arrested in december one investigating abuses in rakhine state votes are being counted in what's being billed as the laziest tightest ever election prime minister najib razak cast his ballot the chief coalition is likely to win the most seats but it's expected to be a close race between him and ninety two year old mahathir mohamad as the headlines more news here on al-jazeera right after inside story next. voting for hezbollah the result of the general election in lebanon boosts the power of the party.