this is it every news line from berlin to ramping up the rhetoric iran lashes out at the u.s. over its decision to impose sanctions on its supreme leader and the iranian president accused as washington of lying over an offer of talks raising fears of an escalation of the standoff also coming up scorcher europe is bracing for record high temperatures as a heat wave starts to move across the continent we'll look at the do's and don'ts of how to behave when it's really really hot and at the women's world cup a tense

and controversial round of 16 match sees the u.s. edge past spain the reigning champ now face a quarter final against the hosts of the tournament friends. on the haka is great to have you along everyone iran says the path to diplomacy between tehran and washington is now permanently closed well the statement comes after the u.s. impose new sanctions on iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei and other top officials in iranian foreign ministry spokesman says the measures were a sign of america's quote desperation but u.s. president donald trump called them a strong and proportionate response to iran's increasingly provocative actions. in front of the assembled press president trump signed an executive order imposing new sanctions against iran the order is meant to limit access to financial resources

for iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini and his associates we will continue to increase pressure on terror. until the regime abandons its dangerous activities in his. clothing the pursuit of nuclear weapons increased enrichment of uranium development a ballistic missiles and gauged support for terrorism fueling of foreign conflicts . directed against united states. the reason given for the additional sanctions a u.s. drone shot down by iran iran says the rationale was fabricated the u.s. government also accuses iranian revolutionary guards of attacking merchant ships in the strait of hormuz according to the u.s. more than 80 percent of the iranian economy is already affected by sanctions the trumpet ministration wants to force the leadership in tehran to agree to a new nuclear agreement with tougher conditions trump also reiterated and often you

negotiations he claims iran could become a peaceful and prosperous country if it were to abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons. well the standoff between the united states and iran was addressed at the u.n. security council last night the council called for maximum restraint while the u.s. search iran to negotiate with washington germany's ambassador warned of the risk of tensions escalating further ticals france germany and the united kingdom are greatly concerned by the increased tensions in the gulf that were further heightening to have to the downing of the u.s. drone by you run on the 20th of june these developments risk miscalculation and conflict we call for deescalation and dialogue with full respect for international routes while germany longsight france and the u.k. are appealing for dialogue but iran's u.n. ambassador to said the atmosphere was not right for dialogue to happen between tehran and washington you cannot to start

a dialogue with somebody who is threatening you who is intimidating you today to just witness that the united states impose another sits on a set of sanctions against iran how can you start a dialogue with somebody whose primary preoccupation. is is to put more sanctions on iran saw that the atmosphere of such a dialogue does is not ready while the 2 countries have been at loggerheads ever since president trump unilaterally terminate at the iran nuclear deal nonetheless national security advisor john bolton said washington was willing to enter into talks with tehran. as i indicated on sunday mr prime minister president trump yesterday imposed significant new sanctions on iran's supreme leader and other top leadership individuals and entities at the same time the president has held the door open to real negotiations to completely and verifiably eliminated iran's

nuclear weapons program its pursuit of ballistic missile delivery systems its support for international terrorism and its other malign behavior worldwide all that iran needs to do is to walk through that open door and that was u.s. national security advisor john bolton speaking earlier in jerusalem and it's jerusalem where we can take you next to us tanya kramer she has been following talks between the u.s. israel and russia and can you hear me there you are telling it what can we expect from these talks. it was effectively the 1st time that the national security advisers from israel from the u.s. and from russia a meeting here in israel and from what we on the send as you say i mean as you said it comes at a time of heightened tensions again between the u.s. and iran expecting from this meeting that they're talking about the regional

developments here mainly about the role of iran and also what is of the major concern to israel iran's role in neighboring syria prime minister netanyahu has said again that he will do everything to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons but also from in trenching itself as he puts it in neighboring syria and i think he also wants to give the message in the region that israel is a player here among next to alongside the u.s. and russia that its own security interest alongside those 2 partners but there's a lot of stake indeed for israel what does israel hope to achieve by hosting these talks. and i think one of the main concerns for israel is iran's role in neighboring syria and this is not just what's happening now but also in the near future we're talking about a post war syria so we have heard prime minister saying prime minister netanyahu

saying that there's a common objective for the u.s. and russia to get out iranian forces from syria because it is a major concern that iranian forces would set up base close to its northern border and this is where russia comes in who has to play it's a close ally to iran and also backing the assad regime on the other hand it also has devoted a very close security coordination with israel so for its well it's probably the interest is twofold here to continue having the ability to carry out. a targets in syria which is has done. many times in previous in the past years and of course to prevent iran from intention itself further in syria tanya kramer reporting from jerusalem thank you. want to say now but some of the other

stories making news around the world at least one person is dead and dozens more injured after a series of explosions tore through a munitions depot in southern kazakhstan officials have evacuated the nearby town of aris in the country's turkistan region as it stands defense ministry says a fire triggered the blasts. mexico's army chief says some 15000 troops have been deployed to the countries in your going to border to detain migrants trying to cross illegally into the u.s. mexico is under in under pressure rather from the white house to choke off the flow of migrants traveling north earlier this month the country promised to reinforce its southern border with thousands of troops. about the 1st crew to blast off to the international space station following a launch accident last year have returned safely to earth on the failed launch in october raised doubts over moscow space program that russia is here in the only

country to oversee manned launches to the i s. and syrian free calling on the phone or in governments in europe are warning their citizens to take precautions as they record heat wave starts moving across the continent temperatures are forecast to exceed 40 degrees celsius in several countries including germany france and spain. and she got out of her. way. to push you. to say. well i think that weather is much harder than what i expect because i felt in europe the weather may be nicer than this is too hot for me actually it's really unpleasant but we're used to it unlike other people so we are not preparing specifically but you have to make sure

you stay hydrated. and hot winds from the sahara turning up temperatures across europe in france authorities are warning people about the intense heat. you put is all full also fit for the film should drink limit physical activity or even keep the body wet or to cover them while protect them from the sun with hats and sunglasses and long sleeve shirts yes. do not leave them in the car even for a very short time which atone it's important to remember this. the heat wave in france in 2003 years thought to have killed 15000 people this time the country is better prepared. other european countries are issuing warnings as well germany is expecting record breaking high on wednesday and children the only ones at risk. for i'm given party and it's also older people with

preexisting health problems with their kidneys health problems with hydration problems with their hearts when there's a heat wave and they don't drink enough they get even bigger problems the more they can also get dizzy and fall. to drink drink drink and can. go to internally or externally it's the bomb against europe's coming heat. and. r. and r. so with the work we rising in europe what are we to make of this weather well let's ask a weatherman meteorologist alexander hildebrand from the german weather service that's our dot com is with alex good to see you spanish meteorologist has tweeted the following how is coming is it really going to be that dramatic well it feels like hell when you're outside when it's 40 degrees celsius and those are the temperatures we are expecting in large parts of europe and south and germany we

will have 39 or 48 in on wednesday in france we're looking into temperatures are 4344 in southern areas already today and tomorrow and there are other countries sweating also for example eastern europe will have 3637 percent that's for sure and that is due to. heed to that is coming our way well let's talk about it because it's only june you. europe is already sizzling how normal is it does this fit in the pattern the weather pattern that you usually observe normally we would expect these kind of heat waves more in july and august and so it's very unusual that this is all early or coring now at the end of june but the the weather pattern is cost by a low pressure system west of spain and that is really pushing the heat into our direction and this is also connected to other global events that are building up now along as strong long stretches or certain stretches certain movements of air and the higher

atmosphere about the above the atlantic so that is the reason why this heat is coming towards or away what do these extreme temperatures that we're going through right now tell us about global warming are they related should we start getting prepared for more of these in the future unfortunately i must say yes this is this is already a sign of global warming if this continues june $2900.00 germany will be the hottest on record but although this is also true for other countries like in france or spain and this is a development we have seen in the last maybe 6 or 7 years the month of june has continuously getting warmer and warmer only by a few degrees but this is a trend that much has continued in the last decades and most probably will continue if the global warming continues in the way the climate to models forecast what do you do to beat the heat well i of course i try to stay indoors when it's around noon and in the afternoons actually my office is also very cool which is nice but i

try to avoid sports i do ride my bikes through the city also when it's hot but i shouldn't and i feel really very bad about afterwards so and i also try to get a good night's sleep which is difficult when the heat is so strong so i would advise everyone to keep the apartment as dark as possible during the day so that the. that there is some rest at nights because the knights will be have tropical temperatures in large parts of europe in the coming days and hydrate hydrate hydrate drink a lot of water meteorologists alexander held the brunt from the german weather service that are dot com thank you thank you for here in germany a pilot was killed when 2 fighter jets crashed in the north east of the country the 2 on armed your fighter planes part of the german air force collided in midair during a training exercise over the state of mecklenburg western pomerania 2nd pilot survived . a state of the art war playing tumbling from the sky

residents of the town of recorded these scenes. soon after plumes of smoke was seen rising from the ground in a nearby lake district. the wreckage of the 2 you're a fighter combat jets was littered throughout the area but there were no casualties on the ground both pilots ejected from the aircraft one was found alive with his parachute in tangled in a tree. he was rescued and taken to a hospital. the other was later confirmed dead officials say a 3rd pilot witnessed the crash from the air. germany's defense minister flew in from berlin to offer her condolences. and some of them to just sit since these moments of horror and shock and speechlessness and of course they raised many many

questions including. the german armed forces have down taken over the investigation to deliver answers to those questions jointly developed by a european consortium the euro fighter has been in service with the german air force since 2003. the aircraft has been plagued by technical problems these unfunded constraints have meant that only a fraction of the fighters are ready for action. next to africa where the africa wildlife economy summit has kicked off in zimbabwe well the summit is focusing on how africa's landscape and wildlife offer important opportunities for economic development one country that has already heavily invested in nature tourism is gobble on central africa as western coast a decade ago government set aside 10 percent of its land for national parks but it's been struggling to keep its wildlife alive not that long ago itself and numbers plummet it now though it's managed to turn that around and you know use

sell it on a coach travel to the bait national park in kabul and met the rangers who protect the elephants there. in the community. for them and his empty poaching team this is the easy part of the job not far from their station in low pay national park they're gathering data on flora and fauna. who live from. the family of elephants passed through here and ate here almost. impossible and then they moved here to the food and left their traces. teen normally spends up to 14 days in the national park to collect data and keep an eye out for poachers thanks to the rangers the nature reserve has experienced no major wildlife crime in the last 2 years. but they say poachers are still active in the national parks close to the border with the republic of congo with

a mixture of dense forest and grassland slope is one of 13 national parks established in cabo in 2002 it's a unesco world heritage site and home to elephants panthers gorillas buffalo and over 400 bird species his days the elephants pose more of a problem than the poachers do and important part of the work of the park manager and his team is communicating with the residents of the villages on the edges of the national park. initially there were lots of elephants in the northern zone. but then they started encroaching on built up areas. we realised that the elephants were more or less fleeing the interior of the forest because of growing pressure from poachers from the south and southwest. who were.

just waned on constantly gets calls about elephants entering the villages for the park management dealing with the concerns of the local people is a major priority the elephants destroyed their fields and plantations the basis of their livelihoods. thanks to fences that the park officials have set up around the villages the elephants are slowly retreating back into the forest. in 3 of the villages electric fences protect the plantations. these fences are inspected on a regular basis and the local say they're feeling much safer again. with us and we've been going hungry for 2 years people were losing weight there wasn't enough to eat but this year we have enough again we have vegetables we've been able to harvest what we planted to get. the cooperation between the park management and local residents. is proving successful for. the fences in these communities have also come as a relief. if it was costing

a lot of money it takes $46.00 people to chase away 3 elephants elephants not a dog it's not a sheep that you can push away with elephants you have to be very strategic and vigilant. the balancing act between protecting the park and helping local sustain their livelihoods calls for careful planning and grew up here like many of the rangers he's confident that humans and wildlife can co-exist peacefully. and moves we do this so that our children can see what we are seeing today today we only read about dinosaurs and books. we can just drive animals to extinction kill them without a 2nd thought. that would be a big problem. tomorrow will be back at work in low pay national park and the rangers and villagers will continue to maintain the fences that can help to ensure their future. to the women's world cup in france now where the favorite the

united states just barely made it through to the quarterfinals with a somewhat controversial win over spain the u.s. seemed to be cruising to a 4th straight easy win thanks to an early penalty but a mistake on defense let to a spectacular shot by spain's yeah any harm also to tie the match late in the 2nd half a questionable penalty against a spanish side was upheld by the video referee and the u.s. took advantage to secure the victory sure one was the sport. yannick spikes from d.w. sports is here with me to talk about the sound of a much tougher side and match for the u.s. they breezed through the group stage but that was no easy game no that was much tougher as you just mentioned they scored 18 unanswered goals in the group stages but against spain they came up against a different base and they provided the u.s.

as rivals with a reason for hope they really found some chinks in the obama it was not a come from the moments at all defensive errors of course and not a comfortable when too many of their best players were off pace and i think that falls on the coach jill alice i don't think she provided a viable game plan for the u.s. to to win the match will get through spain and she didn't come up with a plan and then as we say here i had to rely on a fairly contentious penalty to get the win and that doesn't really screen world cup champions does it so i think again the coachella she has some some questions to answer she started an unfit player now it's morgan leaving cali lloyd on the bench as well as others as she didn't. act reactively to to change the match when she could of so now they are up against their next match is up against france team france what do they need to change to really make a chance of winning that game yes a france is a is a different base again to spain that easily a better team than spain and they will punish the us if they don't shop an op i

think as i mentioned needs to one pick the right personnel but she also needs to be more reactive rather than passive friends will punish us and she will have to make substitutions of the right times when the us needs them but at the end of the day. it is the best team in the world it is and these players are the ones that will walk li change this match i think that they can almost play the game themselves that are good and we saw some fighting words from megan rapinoe reckoning rip a no off the match in his shoes let's have a listen to what she had to say that's broken above a bridge right there you just you can't replicate it there's no way to express it or teach it there was a few of us out in the field though kind of like halfway through the 2nd half or like at the level we need to go up a level not only here was just a tempo and i mean you're a little bit so that's a game how about they only get harder more intense and here are my plan for their lives so i think that's the best part about honestly like i love it this is the 1st

date. so yeah megan rapinoe even though she didn't have the best and she still scored 2 goals and you see the confidence of these players they know they can do better and i think they'll lift their game against france if the team to beat her all these years now we had to knock out state and knock out matches excuse me yesterday who else went to the choir i guess the other match was sweden against canada sweden also a very tough team very strong defensively but they also have the attackers to get the job done and we have some highlights here to show you as well and with the open no was scored with no one of a combination between cause of a slimy and patna. blast and you'll see and hear the goal here lovely pass from aslan in through to bless them and a beautiful finish and that's how finished it was one nil the end sweden a well deserved win but i did have a scare late in the 2nd half a penalty awarded for hempel but fortunately the keeper had a clean how managed a fantastic save and that's where sweden a strong the defense really pulls

a few of the top teams and problems they are coming up against germany next and i think germany will have to be at the top of their game to get through that defense through that defensive through that goalkeeper best wines in the tournament now there are still 2 round of 16 matches who's coming up tonight yes it's not we have it's lee who are a bit of surprise package i took the group which not many people expected them to do and they're coming up against china who used to be one of the powerhouses of women's football and then the other match another interesting match up the netherlands who are looking very strong the defending european champions and count them as one of the favorites for the storm and they're coming up against japan's a 2 pretty interesting match is looking forward looking forward to the great wonderful ahead of us amazing amazing great stuff for you to start from you have use for us greatly appreciate it it's always. and we're going to stay with for volubly have topped group c. in the men's copa america after defeating chile one nil both sides created opportunities in the contest but it took that telly 82nd minute to break through

and ascend that cover in a scoring the winner with an expert li placed header both teams still progressed to the quarterfinals your grey will face perreault chile play colombia. now our minds are the top story that we're tracking for you this hour. iran has condemned the u.s. over its decision to impose sanctions on its supreme leader ayatollah ayatollah ali khamenei and other top officials and people across europe are bracing for a heat wave as temperatures are forecast to reach 40 degrees celsius in france germany and staging and many other countries governments are warning people especially old and young to take special precautions to avoid becoming. coming up next it's close up marking 25 years since the wanton genocide you're

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