yahoo was is throwing out there for mr trump to see absolutely and there is doubt on. many sides and there is another problem here and one of them across an anglo-american both went to washington to convince of course. president trump to not to the deal because it's not only their part of the european like foreign policy legacy but it's also one of the very few successful multilateral approaches and it works so far apparent now the problem is trump call and merkel have both offered to donald trump to look into the deal to come up with kind of an amendment a new deal and they have therefore also gratified american unilateralism in the name of preserving multilateral decisions and this is i think a very difficult case here that's why many in europe say we have to give something to trump in order to save the deal support him in rolling back iranian influence in the region for example but others say if we do this then we will dig deep we will become like lose our credibility in the middle east and also with the iranians one in two about the timing of this revelation and we

that seems to be want has driven nessun yahoo to suspend the deal just hours after announcing it but it also remains unclear exactly how the un deal with. germany and italy both mentioned as possible destinations for the deported migrants were taken by surprise but said they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said always respected its humanitarian obligations. and we can speak to william spengler he's a spokesperson for the united nations refugee agency that brokered the deal with israel mr spenlow thank you for joining us on our program as we just heard the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's canceling this deal did his government communicate that to you know we have just learned about this decision a few minutes ago but we are still hopeful that the solution will be found for asylum seekers who are in a very precarious situation in israel it's estimated that there's about thirty nine thousand of them most of them come from eritrea and sudan and they are not able to return to those countries because the persecution human rights violations or

yahoo was is throwing out there for mr trump to see absolutely there is doubt on. many sides and there is another problem here and one of them across both went to washington to convince of course. president trump to not do the deal be. as it's not only that part of the european like foreign policy legacy but it's also one of the very few successful multilateral approaches and it works so far parent now the problem is trump call and merkel have both offered to donald trump to look into the deal to come up with kind of an amendment a new deal and they have therefore also gratified american unilateralism in the name of preserving multilateral decisions and this is i think a very difficult case here that's why many in europe say we have to give something to trump in order to save the deal supports him in rolling back iranian influence in the region for example but others say if we do this then we will dig deep we will become like. lose our credibility in the middle east and also with the iranians one in two about the timing of this revelation and we heard people immedi

daniel berlant daniels' good to see you again yes thanks and i think the evidence presented by that yahoo was with was meant for one person and one person only today and that is double trump with you do you agree with that statement absolutely whole style of the presentation and he used the word incriminating about seven or eight times in a row there is simple. spectacular fashion at the same time unusual style of public diplomacy let's say or i wouldn't call it public diplomacy but of diplomacy of trying to convince a foreign leader. we haven't seen that coming out of israel before and i think he's very much adapting to the style of his main addressee who is as you say don't trump what exactly did prime minister netanyahu reveal i mean do we know we were exactly he is is claiming. well he's explaining that they've discovered this is very recent news so i couldn't go into the details of not into the very few details that have come out yet but that they had discovered intelligence and spectacular intelligence school it's not that israel hadn't of the israeli intelligence agencies had acqui

obviously when you go run one of those companies, aol, yahoo!earn a lot about what can go wrong in business. >> all right as we covered a lot of ground, always leave it to you to light the fires. gene munster and jason callcanis, see you next time thanks. >> okay. >> when we come back, an exclusive sit down with wisconsin governor scott walker and later, that exclusive interview with blue origin ceo bob smith. that's coming up in just a few minutes. "squawk alley" back in a moment. ♪ >> are you going to be sending space tourists up to the edge of space before this year is out? >> we hope so. we think we still have that possibility of getting that done this year, but the thing we always want to make sure we do every time, whenever you're talking about step-by-step development or operations we're going to go when we're ready and safe f oorur passengers. >> are you going to go up? >> i am. >> can i go up >> you bet no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead

yahoo account. and i asked my wife about it. i said i don't understand how i got this e-mail from facebook inviting me to join when i'm not a member. i mean, i'm not, very nothing to do with facebook. she said i signed into your phone and checked my facebook. and at that point i went and checked out user agreement and spent three hours reading it and i couldn't believe what i was reading. this is some years ago, 4, 5 years ago. i just want to let everybody know it's worse than you think. they go into your computer and phone and into my yahoo account and pulled out my contacts in my e-mail. they got permission when she signed into the phone to be able to get all of my contacts and send me an incentive to join because of my friends from years ago. >> did they send a follow up e-mail? or no further interaction with them? >> i didn't do anything about it. my wife never signed in again. the e-mail was just an invite, hey, join face book. your friends are waiting for you. and already people i hadn'tyear. you see, you actually read the

this is separate from the cyber attack in 2013 that affected all of yahoo's billions of users.ime we are seeing them target a company for failing to disclose this information. heather: let's talk about amazon. they are not going to go to your house but your car. how will that happen? >> amazon is teaming up with general motors and volvo, the onstar system, prime members can download the amazon key apps, linked their cars to their amazon account and this will give the amazon careers access to put their deliveries inside their trunks. leaving deliveries in your home, we are going straight for your trunk. amazon is rolling this out in 37 cities. if everything goes well they will expand to other cities and other vehicles but i don't know about that one. patty: 1 they were talking about delivering inside their house, are they doing that? >> they are still doing this, but your car as well, they will find you anywhere, kind of scary. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the our, terror in the skies, isis arming drones with bombs. the us could be a target. military drone expert says

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. >>> the company formerly known as yahoo!5 million fine to settle federal charges that it failed to disclose one of the biggest data breaches in internet history. personal data was stolen from hundreds of millions of yahoo! users in december of 2014. russian hackers were to blame. the breach wasn't disclosed for two years. the company called out altaba. russian hackers are to blame. it wasn't disclosed for two years. >>> and the latest perk from amazon. free delivery to customer cars. the service is available to amazon prime members. it's already started in 37 cities to customers who own newer gm or volvo vehicles. packages are placed in the trunks of cars in accessful areas like driveways or streets or parking areas. customers can check to see when their car was unlocked and relaxed. >> okay. it's a little unnerving to show up at your car and suddenly find a bunch of stuff in your back seat. >> i don't know about this one. i'm not signing up for this one. >> me neither. i will not be an early adopter as they say. thank you s

cowboy being an acronym for the cockeyed old west band of yahoos. in addition he also serves on the board of directors for the international chisholm trail association. in 2017 he helped organize the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the chisholm trail. he has also authored a book. his presentation today is titled head'em up and move'em out. please welcome to the kansas city public library, the cowboy, the trail boss, jim gray. [applause] jim: thank you, jeremy. yeah, cockeyed old band of yahoos. that is the way my mind works. years ago i ran a shop in ellsworth. people would come and go. one day this old fellow came in. he was dressed in a suit, but i could tell by the way he carried himself that he was an old cowboy, probably in his 80's. tall, slender guy. his family had started ranching out in western kansas in the 1880's. my family had done the same in central kansas so we had things in common. it was a slow day, and i said -- and i think we spent a couple of hours telling stories. he got up to leave and as he was going to the door he hes

tax overhaul gave verizon enough of a windfall to buy yahoo!.lion,f them $4 slightly below the $4.5 billion it paid yahoo! in june. it had a big tax break because almost all its revenue comes from the u.s. rate lower,to pay a down from 35%. the maker of the jet engine that blew up on a southwest airlines last week was about to recommend inspections. those would have included the turbine that failed. they had already encouraged them to check blades. initial inspections show it had meal fatigue. france is negotiations on a new deal with iran in a bid to keep the u.s. on board. president macron said it should block iran's nuclear activity 2025 and contain their broader influence in the middle east. president trump may have abandoned the current deal next month, but iran says it will walk away if that happens. >> the united states has not lived up to its side of the problem, its commitment to lift certain sanctions, not to impede economic relations between iran's and its economic partners. prevented, dissuaded companies from engaging with iran. glob

the refugee request news and yahoo may have an obligation to examine requests from asylum seekers but ultimately he can decide their future how much he listens to tell of igs residents and the country's hard right determine the fate of forty thousand people shallop ballasts al jazeera. saudi arabia's crown prince says palestinians and israelis are entitled to live peacefully on their own land mohammed bin still man that made the comments in an interview with the u.s. magazine the atlantic it's seen as another sign of warming ties between sidey arabia and israel in it he said i believe the palestinians and the israelis have the right to have their own land but we have to have a peace agreement to assure stability for everyone and to have normal relations there are a lot of interests we share with israel and if there is peace there would be a lot of interest between israel and the gulf cooperation council palestinians protesting on gaza's border with israel they are going to stay camped there for the next six weeks fifteen people were killed by israeli troops during protests on friday a

cockeyed old west band of yahoos. that's the way my mind works. years ago iran a cowboy shop in ellsworth. go.le would come and this fellow came in. i could tell by the way he carried himself that he was an old cowboy. probably in his 80's. tall slender guy. ranching intarted western kansas in the 1880's and my family had done the same in central kansas so we had something in common. i suppose we spent a couple hours telling stories. as he wasleave and going through the door he hesitated and turned and looked back and he said i did not think anybody cared about this stuff anymore. and then he walked out. in that whole time i did not even get his name. it struck me that the stories are dying everyday. at that time, i was younger fellow. i'm getting to that age where a lot of stories i've got i think about two, if i don't tell them they're going to die with me. so we started the cockeyed old west band of yahoos, basically as a group to preserve these cowboy stories. back out into the trail driving history and the history was something i was attracte

agreement and after meeting with the residents i will bring the agreement for reconsideration listen yahoo issued an ultimatum to forty thousand african migrants last year take up my offer of three and a half thousand dollars and a plane ticket to an unnamed african country or face an indefinite time in jail in monday's facebook post he wrote that country was rwanda but see if it had backed out of the deal so he was negotiating instead with the us in his words it was an agreement that would still allow the removal of the infiltrations israel would keep twenty thousand of the asylum seekers the other twenty thousand would go to western nations this was celebrated by asylum seekers who had feared deportation to an unknown country most of them are either from eritrea or sudan in the past they've told al-jazeera they would choose jail over a turning to africa i can go to war and because i have small kids saw i want to be in care. well there he kill me. i don't want to go back to africa human rights organizations had also fought the mass deportations israelis protested what many called an inher

that seems to be want has driven nessun yahoo to suspend the deal just hours after announcing it but it also remains unclear exactly how the u.s. . germany and italy both mentioned as possible destinations for the deported migrants were taken by surprise those said they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said berlin always respected its humanitarian obligations . now to some other stories making news around the world the malaysian coast guard has intercepted a boat carrying more than fifty. violence and mark authorities say the asylum seekers will be allowed to enter malaysia on humanitarian grounds some seven hundred thousand muslims have fled mean more since last august after the military launched a crackdown saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon says israelis have a right to our homeland it's a notable shift in the kingdom's position towards the jewish state saudi arabia does not recognize israel but ties between the two countries have improved in recent years. and a truck driver in the u.s. state of georgia made a lucky escape just moments bef

hardliners say it allows too many migrants to stay in israel that seems to be what has driven nessun yahoo to suspend the deal just hours after announcing it but it also remains unclear exactly how the u.s. deal with. germany and italy both mentioned as possible destinations for the deported migrants were taken by surprise they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said always respected its humanitarian obligations. the un hosted a meeting in geneva today to raise money for war torn yemen and millions of people there on the verge of famine and desperately in need of aid he was secretary-general antonio terrorists call the conference a quote remarkable success with more than two billion dollars pledged so far well three years of fighting in yemen have claimed around ten thousand lives the proxy war between the saudi backed government and iranian backed who is the rebels has also driven an estimated two million people from their homes while the un has been revising upward the number of yemenis in need of assistance they're going to say she estimates that since last yea

. >>> yahoo will pay a $35 million fine after the data breach 4 years ago. security and exchange commission says russian hackers accessed the information of half a billion yahoo users. the fcc said yahoo did not inform the public about the breach for more than 2 years, and this is the first time the fcc has penalized a company over its disclosure process. yahoo is now owned by verizon. >>> the housing research firm core logic says the median bay area home price hit $820,000 in march, and that's 14.7% higher than this time last year. core logic says san mateo had the largest median sale price and $1.3 million followed by san francisco, santa clara, and marin counties, and mcm -- mgm reports is shifting to build a solar array. the array will be made up of 336,000 solar panels, and it's expected to provide nearly all of the daytime power for the mgm resorts, and construction will start next year. it's expected to be finished in 2020. >>> mike and gasia, back to you. >>> if you want a first date to lead to a long, proving relationship, be sure to brush up on you

yahoo! failed to disclose to the public a massive data breach. yahoo! will pay $35 million that it misled investors after russian hackers access the account information of the least 500 million users in december 24th team. this is the first time the sec has started a company with the disclosure process which we know has become a focal point for lawmakers and government agencies following hacks like this one and of course equifax. gerri: my favorite toy of the day. if you've ever wanted to see your face on the side of the plane come you can. >> forget the sight of the bus. we are going for the airplane. the south african airline will plaster faces does six winners on the size of their aircraft. you have to upload your best plain face. the winner will be picked based on the wackiest faces. each winner will also see their face on the plane. cheryl: we will come up with one. president trump hitting a big roadblock. details on allegations against the president personal.rad. plus, raising concerns

we already saw a pre-bottled who saidebuttal tweet do not trust men yahoo!.art of the nuclear part -- bargain in 2015 basically cleared the historical file for iran with the international atomic energy agency. the main demands, none of just of the united states, but the rest of the world, for with iran, for nearly 20 years before that agreement, was you need to come clean. about everything that you have done on the nuclear file. they never ended up doing that. part of the nuclear agreement was they did not end up really having to do that anyway. they got a clean bill of health without having to share the history of that program. that said, i don't think this changes much. i always -- this is an iranian none ofda line that this stuff was for nuclear weapons. i would sarcastically respond into a mountain and comb in order to develop centrifuges. so you can deliver medical isotopes to israelis. nobody lead to the iranians outside of a few true believers. that they were not trying to build a weapon. this is very important evidence that they have this. when i thin

take yahoo and aol. of tim armstrong's oath which is a subsidiary of rising communications. one of our producers received a notice updating the privacy policy. let's bring in raj, the chief technology officer of brain link international specializing in cyber security and digital processing. we want to know who is the next shoe? what company is the next shoe to fall. worst investor be looking or cowering themselves? >> i think the next companies in the hot seat should be either twitter or read it. >> really. let's tackle these. google, youtube, they own it. why. >> google has done the same thing as facebook in terms of data mining and profiling. google has spent a lot of money and youtube kids building a platform to attract kids but every time they get caught putting porn on children's feeds or explicit videos, they keep ruining the market. mark zuckerberg other o every other answer was we are investing in ai. somebody needs to be held responsible. >> if you look at the stock it's up another $18 at 1043.

email...hayley cooper, fraud victim:i'm not sure if it's from the yahoo email hack that happened thisl, if maybe that's how they got that, that was linked to my bank account and maybe it was the same password or somehow they figured out the password. that's kind of the closest thing we can come up with.to be safe, she filed a police report.hayley cooper, fraud victim:when i went into the branch here and gave my manager my police report number and she said 'i'm surprised that you even filed a police report for such a small amount.'we got in touch with bank of america...asking for information about hayley's case.and two days later... natsáá text alert "got my money back!"hayley cooper, fraud victim:i'm so happy. i could've like fell over dead when i realized she was giving me my money back. she was like i just want to let you know that the ip addresses did show that the transactions were not taken place in the geography of where you were on that night.she says she feels like they never áreally looked into the information they had at hand.hayley cooper, fraud victim:it's been over a mont

this as none and yahoos government refuses to allow a netanyayahu's government refuses to allows a prprobe into the e athshs. familiesesave departrted in sysa for the north of the country as the regime is poised to take the entire enclave. france's state rail operator or -- warns that tape -- train travel is said to be disrupted kicking off this monday evening. thousands of staff come to planst president macron's to reform. also coming up, china hits back at the u.s. slapping up to 25% tariffs on goods ranging from pork to this -- yes. we will have more on that rain -- two pistachios. we will have more on that coming up. ♪ >> israel has rejected appeals from the international community for an independent requiring to be carried out into friday's violence along the gaza border board -- border. thehe deadliest day since protests broke out, 17 palestinians are known to have lost their lives. for more, we can bring our correspondent who is standing by in jerusalem. first of all, israel is sticking to letguns and refusing any kind of probe take place into the violence this monday. >> that is ri

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with me, a chief investigative correspond enfor yahoo news and the author of russia roulette, which is out now. michael let's talk a little bit about this. you have had some chance the review some of this book, a number of people have read all through it. we have seen the exempts erpts. is there anything here as it relates to the biggest concern, the reason that president trump told lester moment he got james comey, because of the russia investigation? is there anything in this book that furgts the russia investigation, that hinders it, that changes the potential outcome? >> i didn't see any in terms of actual facts rhetting to the investigation, so far, we haven't seen of the. i haven't had a chance to read through the book. i just read the excerpts that have come out, accounts of it. what struck me is first of all james comey as i think halle mentioned is exceedingly personal about the president in this. i mean not just the comparisons to him being a mob boss and some unflattering personal reference, but just the whole tone of it seems almost as if comey in some ways as fallen into t

can actually help save the planet billions of such as every day companies like google microsoft and yahoo lots of money by showing advertisements to their users one of the time some of that money into trees. fabulous idea shot and that's exactly what you call seo is doing it's a search engine company based in germany with every click on an ad next year search results money is donated to conservation projects particularly reforestation in africa. here in book enough so these delicate plants already sprouting later they'll create a dense forest to stop the spread of the sahara desert peta funded what works for a balloon based i t for right now he's in book enough aso to see if the trees are doing ok his company is financing the reforestation project. i know you're used. to. five thousand kilometers away in the building offices of a cozier there's another baobab sprouting peter brought back some seeds from africa as a souvenir the i.t. company is trying to generate as much money as possible for reforestation projects i think. trees are something very special. trees are one of the things in l

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quarter so there is a specially you know pro israeli democrats there is some skepticism this reflects yahoo's view of the deal for example but again president refer it to the right said you know i don't think this is a perfect deal he said that today and he said it in the end in the past but it's a deal fronts signed it we will stick with it but we will try to add these that then the right and he said you know point blank we should abandon this was out with out something better let's bring in. senior correspondent in washington who's also been there watching this thing with us welcome constant what's is what stuck out for you this address by president. i found it very interesting that in spite of all the rhetoric about the deep bonds between france and the united states obviously it's also more than rhetoric it's also historic fact at least for most of the way but in spite of that when it came to substance basically this was a massive rebuke of the agenda in many ways of course mccraw made sure he said some nice words about trump once again he said a lot of nice things about the relationship

work with the united nations to resettle african migrants and asylum seekers but you're less than yahoo initially agreed not to deport thousands of africans to rwanda and uganda after the un offered to assist in resettlement now the un said it learned he'd gone back on the agreement through the media it's all about us reports. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcing on national television a solution for the future of thousands of african asylum seekers in the notice of. shasta is a unique agreement with israel let me move sixteen thousand two hundred fifty people we moved them to developed countries like canada or germany or italy that's the commitment of the united nations high commissioner just hours later he suspended it much to the surprise of the un a day later cancelled entirely caving under pressure from members of his government and the public after consulting with residents in southern television where many asylum seekers have said he wrote we have decided to cancel the agreement despite the growing legal and international difficulties we will continue to act with

that coming up doesn't look like it but there's a lot of people that have actually agreed with that yahoo article one of those is his andrew my he replies how about mentioning all the cubans he murdered and in prison and up and running now seltzer is the monkey vinci say they want real change in cuba where they get to elect their president al gore says the solution isn't just a name change it's in the same totalitarian dictator so it's a structure of a mouthful but while keeping protests christian crespo says the transition of power is more of a show because castro will continue to give orders from behind the scenes and at least one u.s. politician from florida agrees with that as well. today many around the world might herald what they call a transition of power in my native homeland of cuba but that couldn't be further from the truce this sham transition is more smoke and mirrors another ploy out of the castro playbook the reality is that role castro will continue to maintain his grip on power the reality is that the cuban people will be no closer to freedom today than they were yesterd

searching for how to return fifteen custom seats but the joke was on them when people pointed out that yahoo went even using their own search engine but google we can get in touch with me on twitter i'm sure oscar i'll be back with more eighteen hundred g.m.t. of and i'll hand you back to you during your frank you for all of these great stories that will do it for this newsgroup remember to keep in touch with us on social media be harsh tag is a.j. news great and all the other ways to connect are right there we will see you back your state or fourteen fifteen g.m.t. on sunday thanks for watching see you then but i. thank. you. they've spent three big stories generate thousands of headlines copper each with different angles from different perspectives we. are still look at this that russia was responsible for this separate the spin from the facts that's why on god's nature it's the misinformation from the journalism the issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election with the listening post on al-jazeera. jeanette morales was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake

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and graduated from the university of texas in austin and worked as a software engineer at internet yahooore landin a jg a job google. >>> police have arrested a man who they say sexually assaulted a teenager on a bike path. this is the man they arrested. he is from richmond. he assaulted and put a gun to the head of a teen jogger. detectives believe he may have committed a similar crime in oakland. he has yet to be charged in that case. >>> the female tech executive who has shown a light on domestic violence in the silicon valley is speaking out for other victims. she recounted her story on megyn kelly today. her ex-husband was a ceo at a tech company and she herself worked at apple. her case drew media attention, including this protest outside the courthouse. today, she described how isolated women become who are abused and they fear taking action. >> i remember going to the cops with my advocate. begging them not to arrest him from his workplace. that would totally destroy his career. a lot of that. >> as part of the deal, he pled no contest to abusing his wife. he continues to deny it

that seems to be want has driven ness and yahoo to suspend the deal just after announcing it but it also remains unclear exactly how the u.s. . and germany and italy both mentioned as possible destinations for the deported migrants were taken by surprise those said they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said always respected its humanitarian obligations. well it is a strange place to find a swastika in a church tower but that is exactly what happened to the people in a small german town last september now the locals were outraged when a decision was taken not to replace the bell after the swastika it was found well over easter somebody obviously took matters into their own hands a strip around the middle of the bell has been treated to remove a full swastika the unknown perpetrators left a note saying that it was time for spring cleaning to bring fresh air to the village here's an excerpt. thank you we've been doing a bit of spring cleaning didn't just clean the village but the bell to. fried it off the pigeon peru and the nazi filth which was threatening after

rejected the accusations the country's foreign minister called them a rehash of old claims that in yahoo made the allegations less than twenty four hours after a visit by the new u.s. secretary of state like pompei o for months u.s. president told trump has threatened to pull out of the iran deal the agreement lifted many sanctions on the country in exchange for to her on agreeing to curb its nuclear program particle hain has the latest. it was an inauspicious start a technical glitch with the audio meant a brief delay describing a highly sophisticated intelligence operation this was an innocent looking compound it looks like a dilapidated warehouse but from the inside israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu says his intelligence agents tracked the paperwork from an iranian nuclear weapons program to this building and that they were able to take this. proudly displaying paperwork and disks he says were from iran according to his own visuals the program ended in two thousand and three but he alleged it continued in secret using these visuals and television performance to send the messag

the case of those united states who feel that way and that is presumably that the bet that doesn't yahoo is placing here it's something that he wants to see very dearly the end to this deal he sees it as not fit for constraining iran's nuclear ambitions something that the white house is saying in almost interchangeable language at the moment so a lot of stagecraft and a lot of detail on offer here the question is to what extent it will tip the scales in the favor of an end to the iran nuclear deal and however being kind of speculating now exactly how they got their hands on this archive just briefly i suppose we're all looking to masand. indeed yes i mean that that will be that that is israel's foreign intelligence service they have been engaged deeply in trying to combat iran's ambitions in all sorts of fields and so obviously the interpretation is that that mossad was involved in this in this mission he says that the archive was transferred in two thousand and seventeen to this building that he that he put on the map behind him and presumably the fact they knew that suggests how they s

that seems to be want has driven nessun yahoo to suspend the deal just hours after announcing it but it also remains unclear exactly how the u.s. . germany and italy both mentioned as possible destinations for the deported migrants were taken by surprise they had not been consulted although the german interior ministry said always respected its humanitarian obligations. let's bring in our political correspondent hans blunt to try to explain what's going on here hans the israeli prime minister announces a plan to send unwanted to saddam seekers to other developed countries like germany and italy but germany and italy claim to have no knowledge of it how is this possible frankly it's it's a gaffe on the side of netanyahu it's under play mattick it's something he shouldn't have said and he has explained that mentioning germany and italy and canada in fact that these are just examples that they weren't really concrete agreements with these countries although canada has said that it is talking tonight on you know what did happen is that there is an agreement between the united nations hig

old suspect was filmed apparently assaulting an israeli arabs on the streets of berlin he yelled at yahoothe jew in arabic media reports say the alleged attacker is a syrian with a palestinian background who came to germany in twenty fifth jane not in the past year berlin has seen several anti semitic incidents like this one on al could stay when palestinians and their supporters demonstrate against israel protesters might actually semitic statements and burnt an israeli flag. the billion base crowds big initiative against anti semitism visit schools to explain the subject including to students with immigrant backgrounds they want to gain seeing anti semitic attacks specifically muslims. there is a specific group among muslims who are anti semitic is much more sometimes like in the present case they act in a particularly hateful way but i think that we should not stigmatize muslims. rather we should try to convince them to fight against anti-semitism everything else is counterproductive. berlin has one of the largest arab and muslim populations in germany you found mixed reactions among t

it's a masterpiece sure i'll buy it in yahoo and this is not the first one he is in no position to talk and criticize any country of planning to have nuclear weapons the non proliferation treaty he declined he refused to sign it repeatedly germany has responded immediately the person release saying they're going to examine those documents they are sure that iran is doing. the deed the only one is trump who is not convinced or wants to pull out and. provoked by a need to for a well known reason. the south korean president has reportedly said donald trump deserves a nobel peace prize for his efforts to deescalate the situation on the korean peninsula now this follows a historic meeting between the leaders of north and south korea that saw the two sides pledged to rid the area of nuclear weapons before the end of the year of denuclearization the states agreed on friday to formally end the korean war to something that dates back more than half a century they've had to sign a peace treaty agreeing to involve the u.s. and china in the process. and trump was quick to take credit for easing ten

israelis who for the past few months have been taking to the streets to protest against it and it on yahoo now saying that their plan is no longer feasible because of legal constraints and political difficulties what we understand now moving forward is that it will be the responsibility of the united nations human rights commissioner to find homes and look after these refugees who are being saved. two western countries and in addition another eighteen thousand will remain legally inside this country now germany and italy are both countries that are already favored destinations for refugees if you look at the figures from last year for example germany registered more than one hundred eighty six thousand refugees and italy in the same time period saw one hundred twenty thousand refugees arriving on its shores via boat so those are countries that already are facing the problems of refugees and now they have the additional refugee numbers that are being sent to them from israel so no doubt they will have more responsibility and more challenges moving forward but there's a footnote to this othe