world heritage 360. this is news live from berlin iran announces it will today violating a key component of an international nuclear deal more than a year after the u.s. pulled out tehran will raise your levels a significant more agreement that is meant to keep iran from developing nuclear weapons but leaders say they are still open to diplomacy. a rescue shift in the mediterranean defies italy's hardline government and brings dozens of shipwrecked migrants into port in lampedusa it's the 2nd such vote tally policy in recent days

it's also coming up the championship match of the woman is hours away if you're a fan of the underdog in the netherlands history she would expect to beat the fuchsia united states but anything can happen in a cup final. a michael thanks for joining us iran has warned that within hours it will begin enriching uranium beyond the limits set by its unraveling 2015 nuclear deal with world powers at a press conference senior iranian officials also said tehran would keep reducing its commitments every 60 days unless the remaining signatories of the pact moved to protect it from u.s. actions tehran's decision comes a year after president donald trump unilaterally withdrew the u.s.

from the deal aimed at curbing iran's nuclear program. here's more on how the different sides who signed on to the now endangered agreement reached this point. on july 14th 2015 the international community at a joint sigh of relief the signing of the nuclear deal with the run was the beginning of a new chapter in relations with the country i think this is a sign of hope for the entire world and we all know that this is very much needed in this times is that if i'm going to reach an agreement that will make the middle east and the world a whole lot safer to vision and. it is a step away from the specter of conflict and towards the possibility of peace. after almost a decade of negotiations iran agreed to get rid of 98 percent of its enrich the uranium and to reduce the number of centrifuges in exchange for relief from international economic sanctions the deal established

a new relationship based on transparency but by no means trust. butting into our our focus it is a bilateral agreement for yet more powerful drawbacks if the other signatories comply we will make sure we do the same that i own my. power of and all. in january 26th in international sanctions on iran were lifted after the international atomic energy agency certify the country's compliance with the obligations established in the nuclear deal this time the side of relief came out of tehran the capital of an oil rich country driven to the brink of an almost total trade embargo in place since 2006. everything seemed to be going according to plan until donald trump came on to the stage he disliked the accord from the get go slamming the obama brokered deal was an important part of his campaign rhetoric once in power he followed through on his promise to pull out of the agreement we

cannot prevent an iranian nuclear bomb on to the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement. therefore i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal since then the us has reintroduced all the previous nuclear related sanctions against iran along with other punitive measures as a tit for tat the ongoing iranian government announce that it will stop abiding by some of its commitments and requested that the remaining signatories ease restrictions on its banking and oil sector has seen as that failed to happen by its july 7th deadline iran announced it would breach another limits by raising the rain the enrichment for the unravelling the landmark deal another migrant rescue boat has docked in italy ignoring a month old law in the country banning such ships from port more than 40 migrants

disembarked overnight from their vessel in lampedusa their arrival comes just days after italy sees a separate rescue boat in similar circumstances and put its captain under investigation for aiding illegal immigration. a moment of relief after days of uncertainty migrants aboard the alex rescue ship stepped on to land rescuers say the conditions on the boat had grown horrific including no functioning toilets and a lack of water that's why on saturday the ship's operates as radioed into port to say they would defy italy's orders not to dock their. younger because the main problem is that you don't think we are in emergency conditions that force us to go to the nearest port because we're out of our food and water supplies probably going to go to we are overcrowded with several cases of physical pain caused principally by the hot weather of these you know the

government. the decision to dock file ated orders from italian interior minister matteo salvage any he has banned an authorised rescue boats from entering italy's ports and salvini has hit back at foreign officials including from germany who have criticized the move your. dear german government i am not reopening italian courts especially if you ask me to. if there is a german ship then you take care of it or we'll put the migrants on a bus to the german embassy for it's enough same goes for the french the dutch and anyone who thinks they can do what they want in italy. and that german ship materials salvini was referring to is the allen cuddy it's run by cia a german aid organization it also tried to dock in italy of the weekend but was denied entry it's now sailing with more than 60 rescued migrants on board for ports

in malta instead. for more let's bring in correspondent a mean s.s. he's in lampedusa following the story for us telling authorities certainly didn't want these people on there sure so how were they received. well a coordinator for that meditate on the that's the ngo that's responsible for that ship that came into port against italy's wishes they told me it was a sheer torture what the people on board had to go through after spending almost 2 days out at sea they were forced to spend another 8 hours in port waiting almost without explanation as the authorities decided what to do with them now after they came off that boat 8 hours after they had come in it was fairly standard procedure from there they were taken to the immigration center like a lot of migrants who arrived on this island but they were also greeted by a welcoming committee some activists have come out with a sign saying welcome to learn how to do so as well there were people who were deering out them telling them to go home. amy and the interior minister said that

the vessel's crew would be placed under investigation for bedding illegal immigration have we gotten any reaction from the crew yet. again. well a spokesperson for the ngo speaking for the crew said and the captain said that they remain firmly behind their decision to come into port they said it was their humanitarian duty they were obeying international maritime law to come into the closest port they said they could not last out an ocean any longer could not make the trip to malta which had originally welcomed them so they say that there was no criminal activity of course. as we heard is says that it was a political act just to go out and pick up migrants and then come to lampedusa knowing full well that they would have to force their way in now is all of this deepening riffs in europe's migration policy.

well that depends on who you ask of course on the island of lampedusa if you can take that for an example it's a very much polarized you have the one side who sees the lives of those rescue out at sea as the most important thing here and says politics needs to be resolved once people come to land and then you have the other people who see it as n.g.o.s going out and picking up people from north africa and bringing them to europe's shores so if you take that as an example for all of europe and certainly things are becoming more polarized. i mean s.-s. in lampedusa for us thank you very much now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in hong kong tens of thousands of anti-government protesters are marching through the city the rally is expected to end outside a controversial train station linking hong kong to the chinese mainland the activists want to raise awareness among tourists arriving from mainland china the protests were sparked several weeks ago by a law that would allow extraditions to mainland china. greek voters casting their

ballots in the 1st national election since the country's financial bailout leftist prime minister alexis tsipras his party is expected to be ousted by the conservative opposition sippers his babbling to overcome a 10 point deficit in opinion polls. seismologists are warning that powerful aftershocks could continue to shape california after the strongest earthquake to hit the u.s. state in 2 decades the 7 point one magnitude tremor struck a remote desert region some 200 kilometers northeast of los angeles damaging infrastructure and sparking fires. well the curtain comes down on the women's world cup later today with the championship match of the month long tournaments the united states is aiming to defend their title against the netherlands did sports correspondent all of the mood is in the side of the final always so this is it what are your impressions of the 2

sides heading into the game today. well it was interesting at the press conferences yesterday to know the different sort of vibes about the 2. the us with in the coach jill scott seemed very relaxed like a team that's been here and done it before. talked about there being a lightness to the u.s. team and you could really sort of feel that in the answers that she gave to questions on many different subjects the netherlands were much more focused they wanted to talk about the game itself and not really anything else and. was perhaps even a little bit stern in the way that she dealt with reporters anyway let's take a look at what the 2 teams have been doing ahead of the game. there can be no questioning the quality of the support that the netherlands have enjoyed wrongs but sunday's final won't be won in the streets or start. reigning champions the usa are in fine form so far no opponent has posed this squad any great threat they've

cruised to the final at the counter it's no wonder they're feeling so confident. we have that sort of undying line confidence and ourself always whether it's a 4 game or you know sprint test could have woke up final whatever it may be a stiff task for the netherlands could be made tougher by the potential absence of midfielder martins and injury headache back coach serena wiig man could do without still ahead of the biggest game of her life the dutch boss seems strikingly serene we have to be aware of the strengths and weaknesses of the opponent and that's how we approach every game the expectations are different now. the u.s. has to face and we had on a dark and we're fine with that as indeed all the travelling supporters. their idols are just 90 minutes away from the biggest prize in the game. so

all of the dutch admit that the u.s. are actually the favorites but they have been impressive at this train and have. the u.s. absolutely have been impressive yeah i think if i had to sum it up briefly i would just say that they've proven once again already that they are the best team in the world you know they've won every game they've scored a lot of goals they dominated the midfield in every game that they've played their keepers made some great saves including the penalty save in the semifinal you know a lot of the talk before this tournament was about how it was the most competitive competitive women's world cup that we've ever seen and i think that's why they've been true but the u.s. has still been a cut above. if the question before the tournament was could anyone topple the u.s. so far the answer has been resoundingly. the netherlands are clearly in their 1st ever final do they have a chance here i mean if you if you buy a lottery ticket you've got a chance of winning right the netherlands have bought their lottery ticket getting

into the final but as anyone who's played the lottery knows your chances of not great i feel like this would be a major shock for the netherlands to win they need everything to go in their favor they need the u.s. to underperform they need to be fit they need to hold out in the opening phases when the u.s. usually brings this kind of attacking onslaught but if all that happens they've got the quality to take advantage of it and certainly we're seeing a lot of orange shirts already arriving at the fans and here behind me. will be roaring that same on the u.s. also has plenty of fans who saw it should be a fantastic atmosphere for the final. result of a moody inly all side of the world cup final thank you very much and enjoy the game . sweden benefited from a fast start to beat england 21 in the 3rd place playoff game in knees the swedes got the jump on the line when kosovo scored the 1st in the 11th minute to give her side the lead sophia jakobsen made

a cameo to add to her highlight reel in making it to nil and despite friend kirby hitting back with her own touch of magic the english went. home empty handed with sweden taking away the bronze medal. you're watching more news at the top of the hour. stand for. language courses. video. anytime anywhere. you.

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