all right for more let's go to summer sokol a correspondent in jerusalem now mike pump a.o. says that the u.s. is going to quit this iran nuclear deal if it's not fixed what exact problems does he have with this deal. you know as there are a few issues here at stake one issue that both the israelis and americans have been talking about a lot is the a ring in missile program and they're talking about the only long range missiles but also medium air range missiles they say that these kinds of missiles they can they can strike israel and they can carry. their weapons of mass destruction and the deal is fraught because these missile program is not inside the nuclear deal so that is one issue the other issue is a concerning tiger supervision and they're asking for a tighter system a type to regime that would give the u.n. inspectors to be to to go into military bases and other suspected areas in short notice and another issue it safe is it what they like to talk about is the sunset the provision they're saying that this is a deal that will end in two thousand and twenty five and

please join me in welcoming jason sokol. [applause] >> thank you for the introduction and for having me here to water street books. 's to everybody for coming to this inaugural reading of my third book. so i might be tagged with notes a little more than i would like but it's exciting. this is an event. we are starting history and making the world, maybe. >> so most books on martin luther king and where martin luther king life ended which is on the balcony of the lorraine motel in memphis. quite obvious why the end there. and that was on april 4, 1968, 50 years ago next week. after the heaven might crack again. i take up the story where many previous books have ended and i think of the book as a social history of martin luther king's death. that is, it's not really a biography of king or a book about king himself n. it's certainly not a book about james earl ray or about any sort of suspense driven accounts like that. my book is more about how people experience this moment, how it impacted them. and also, how this moment impa

the new us secretary of state that might pompei well for more let's go to some new sokol now correspondent in jerusalem sami as we just heard that the u.s. secretary of state might pompei are accusing iran of the state stabilizing in time middle east stressing that nudity in the gulf is needed can we expect netanyahu to to respond to that. well i think it was just this symbolic that at the end of the meeting that the conducted together in the collective at the military headquarters it was my home sale who came out with a statement and it was just standing next to me was listening he was watching and he made no remarks and of course there weren't any questions at the end but if this just goes to show you that on this question over iran these are the two leaders see i and i this situation they see iran as as as was mentioned trying to dominate the middle east as destabilizing the middle east and this is something these are the talking points in the neo has been talking about for years he's been trying to convince the obama administration he failed with the obama administration and now it com

like it's really palestinian on the free without process and is now pushing more than iraq ok sunny sokol thank you very much for joining us from jerusalem. well days after historic summit between north and south korea pyongyang now says it's prepared to shut down its underground nuclear test site according to officials in the south korean capital seoul it's one of the first steps expected to be taken after north korean leader kim jong horn and south korean president in pledge to officially end the state of war between their two countries. it was a historic meeting between the two koreas where promises of peace and reconciliation were plenty but the steps on how to achieve those goals well they weren't so clear this question is key points the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and pointing the threats of regional war so far so good officials and so announce the north korean leader kim jong il shuts a nuclear test site in the north next month. gerri is made up of a series of tunnels in the mountainous north east of the country has reportedly seen six nuclear tests since two thousand

years to april twenty sixth there were eleven hundred bombings and shootings almost eight hundred sokol punishment attacks and four thousand people who were pushed out of their homes where in the law when in the ten years to april twenty sixth not often. these are figures compiled from belfast detailed data website and while there's hardly any hard from police prison or court not a record it's hardly been a bombing there's hardly been a bombing in northern ireland since to go home a bombing last year according to the police service no than the one hundred and one shootings and beatings from just sixty four but most adults have not been political there's been more people i give you one for you know concerned about this but i don't know i know i tell you there's been a feud between two gangs in dublin in the last three years more people have been killed in that down in order nine in the last fifteen years there the figures the bombing campaign in northern ireland. was last significant bombing or very very very little political shootings in order in ireland and the third is still criminali

political consulting can the country join me on the line very good to have you on daniel the report sokol russian active measure is still no evidence maybe it's been redacted that evidence because it seems like an awful lot of this report is basically blanked out do you think we will ever see any actual proof certainly saw a lot of critics if they did that. no this is all part of the ongoing geo political struggle to try to bankrupt russia over arctic natural reserves and i've said this countless times syria ukraine sanctions nato expansion everything we're doing is a part of this and we'll just continue this report all of these exhaustive hearings are almost laughable as to a lot of this evidence the discord in the united states we do a great job at that or so. across the map with the ever expanding intervention policies on defense to a lack of focus on our own economy and infrastructure and education which causes a lot of the headache we have we don't need anybody to come in and try to influence that and the accusations constantly against this network which never asked me to say a word