violating its terms known formally as the george comprehensive plan of action it is meant to curb terence nuclear weapons program president trump is required to reconfirm u.s. support every one hundred twenty days despite pressure from the deal seven other coast signatories it looks as though this time it will withdraw that support insisting that the deal must be altered to keep the u.s. on board. slamming the nuclear deal with iran has been one of donald trump's fiery asst mottos before and after taking office in iran you know was one of the worst and most one sided transactions the united states has ever entered and frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think you've heard the last of it believe me on monday the u.s. president announced on twitter he was ready to deliver his verdict whether he will call for the end of the deal or push for every negotiation is not clear under to twenty fifteen agreement iran was to limit its nuclear program specifically its uranium enrichment in exchange for relief from international economic sanctions the deal struck unde

i think the main issue here is that for the uranium regional strategy this is about to terence and defense on the ground outside of tehran this is obviously not seen as such but rather as aggressive expansion now unless people are mature enough to sit together to speak about security concerns this spiral act spiral of accusations will continue and we will unfortunately see further diplomatic standoff as we have seen for example also between iran and saudi arabia and then talk about how they iran expert thank you. really all right they're up against real madrid in the second leg of their champions league semifinal ryall won the first leg and go into the game as their clear favorites but their coach isn't letting that go to his head we're talking of course about by and you nick. me to turn this tie on its head stop players failed to dazzle in the first leg and now re out of the home advantage still even just put three past them here in the quarter final and hikers is heartened by the memory. not. because that game showed that madrid are vulnerable at home and that they aren't as solid as the

puts israel at greater risk and powers iran's hard line is and reduces a global leverage to address terence misbehavior while damaging the ability of future administrations to make international agreements it's ludicrous to suggest iran feels less constrained they fired missiles into where americans travel each day followed missiles into israel i would have.

. >> reporter: terence vallen with the national alliance for filipino concerns says he spent hours waiting for abb at the airport, calling the man highly credible. he also believes the actions here were politically motivated. >> okay. live look. this is the holiday weekend get diplomacy away. take a look at a big bottle neck area. this is emeryville, the i-80, getting off the bay bridge. if you are heading out of town, you see a lot of people are heading out with you. more than 5 million californians are hitting the road. 40 million nationwide plan to take a road trip for this memorial day weekend. now, the -- these are pretty big travel numbers. actually, the biggest we've seen in nearly a decade despite higher gas prices. aa says a gallon of regular in san francisco will cost $3.85. in oakland and san jose, $3.75. jeff, you are spot on, but i have to say i'm having trouble believing it is going to get sunny when it looks like this outside. i know, i'm a doubter. i'm sorry. >> that's okay, that's okay. i mean the clouds are rolling in. we had the rain fall today, but we are on a path to t

decided combined with australia's navy turning back boats at sea the deportation policy was about to terence if settlement in australia was denied to anyone arriving as australia's government saw it illegally by boat who in future would try the chinese boat was see when the new policy was announced it arrived on christmas island four days later on the chinese thirtieth birthday four weeks later he was deported to mount a silent in papua new guinea he's been there ever since the nearly five years and it's from a man of silence that he talks to al-jazeera. for johnny thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera can we start with why you left iran back in twenty thirteen you know i fell in trouble with the government so. i were i hide myself or both more than amongst. you know friend. after that. i received some information. that's they are going through i just need to. have some plan some action so i decided to leave iran so. i. came forth. australia's government says its policy was and is necessary to deter what it's called illegal immigration it is question the motives of those arriving by

israel a greater risk empowers iran's hard line of this and he chooses a global leverage to address terence misbehavior while damaging the ability of future administrations to make international agreements it's ludicrous to suggest iran feels less constrained they fired missiles into where americans travel each day followed missiles into israel i would argue they felt they could act with impunity the former secretary of state john kerry isn't just making a statement factual shadow diplomacy and just this year kerry met with several high level iranian officials which was confirmed by both the trumpet mr ation and the iranian government and trump was furious the united states does not need john kerry's possibly illegal shadow diplomacy on the very badly negotiated iran do he was the one that created this mess in the first place iran feels it's now got more options when dealing with the us we don't see the us just as mr trump the united states is not just the current ruling administration it's claimed by kerry's trip to iran wasn't the only time the former secretary of state met his former ira

includes security and defense arrangements now speaking about maturity and leadership present to terence's personal style his temperament his sense of humor sometimes compared to that of donald trump do you find that comparison flattering. you know they're both authentic speakers they say or do a tweet what what they want but you know in the philippines he's been compared more with president put in political determination political will a vision of what to do in the country remember the problem with the there is just not only who and what they do in the direction but also the circumstances at home you know it's very hard to judge a president donald trump he's a good friend to the philippines but he is in a political circumstances where there are you know challenges in all fronts so we have challenges with the u.s. congress challenges with the n.g.o.s who are using human rights as a political weapon challenge just sometimes with the state department but we're trying to build those bridges you know but in the meantime president that there isn't really care who it is compared to you know he j

one thousand nine hundred thirty the great depression would soon follow today washington turned to terence once again and said that europe will soon get over it tonight the unthinkable a transatlantic trade war is beginning i'm bringing all this is the day. the. world is over production of the will and the result. throughout the world. we don't know exactly again how far. does the tire of czar for our children of one. proud she look become do able to do exactly. the same well even if. those retaliated and even if some others do still remain on likely to be as well as one can assert it on our economy being only good and it's totally on the steps of the economy should push you to the three measures when it comes to worse. i think everybody will get over this in the due course. also coming up tonight a corruption scandal bringing down spain's conservative government with the nation watching him today the man set to take power confronted the prime minister he plans to replace. i'm going to ask you a question mr rajoy be ready to resign are you ready to resign today right now that he. would res

but first what does the government do when it gets too much tax revenue model terence it could spendt so it could but we're not so sure about that i mean germany is flourishing economy keeps pumping money into state coffers leading to much more tax revenue than previously forecast it now here is the bad news though the finance ministry has want against too high expectations for public spending let's look at the numbers an official report to be released tomorrow suggests that german tax revenue will grow from its current level of six hundred seventy five billion euros to keep counting at nine hundred to billion euros in the year twenty twenty two that substantially more than what officials in berlin estimated last november germany's bulging coffers are impressive of course but they could also fuel further debate on the distribution of government funding germany's partners are likely to criticize german frugality once more and the international monetary fund has made it clear on many occasions that it wants germany to spend more on infrastructure on child care refugee integration as we

show the strength that it has to target iran inside syria the question is whether that will be a terence or whether it could invite further escalation from the other side now that these things are in train accidental escalation towards further conflict is always a possibility. well another of our correspondents. for all of the following developments for us out of beirut details still pretty sketchy hashim can we just put together as best as we can a timeline of what happened here statement so far from the syrian military talking about intercepting myside that were targeting areas in the city which is on the golan heights they say that they have managed to take down some of those missile eyes but others managed to hit weapons facilities and also a radar facility that that area has been a flashpoint. district in the past this is part of it under the control of the syrian rebels but over the last few years the syrian army backed by different believes she has managed to take most of these areas creating concerns by israel which has been accusing syrian government here brownian forces shiite

decided combined with australia's navy turning back boats at sea the deportation policy was about to terence if settlement in australia was denied to anyone arriving as australia's government saw it illegally by boat who in future would try the chinese boat was see when the new policy was announced it arrived on christmas island four days later on the chinese thirtieth birthday four weeks later he was deported to mount a silent in papua new guinea he's been there ever since the nearly five years and it's from a man of silent that he talks to al-jazeera. for johnny thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera can we start with why you left iran back in twenty thirteen you know i fell in trouble with the government so. i were i hide myself or both more than amongst. you know friend. after that. i received some information. that's they are going through i just need. some action so i decided to leave iran so. i. came forth. australia's government says its policy was and is necessary to deter what it's called illegal immigration it is question the motives of those arriving by boat asking why the

or nato in general could do to act as a proper to terence and try to properly contain the russian and chinese as well for i guess what i would talk about the chinese the russians and the chinese are not allied and they're not going to be allied i think nato and the european union have got to focus on the nonmilitary aspects from the russian playbook cyber attacks interference intimidation propaganda misinformation fake news these are all things that are being done by russia and the nato members individually and collectively i think have got to do far better and coming up with some kind of a common framework it may be very difficult for the alliance to do that because it is still a military alliance but i think under the leadership of the united states we can move much more forcefully to deal with active measures and hope that this will spread throughout the alliance to be able to contain not so much soviet military russian military power a slip of the tongue but the active measures that politically diplomatically and strategically are giving putin great traction harlan ullman senior f

sergeant terence scott o'hara, 9/11 related illness. deputy chief james milloy, 9/11 related illness. detective steven mcdonnell, gunfire. detective steven kabinski, 9/11 relate the illness. sergeant ball dizoli, gunfire. assistant chief michael quinn, 9/11 related illness. detective michael glazer, 9/11 related illness. lieutenant ken r the ozello, 9/11 related illness. officer kenneth wolf, 9/11 related illness. officer deborah jeff, 9/11 related illness. detective andrew sirocco, 9/11 related illness. fficer juan feliciano, heart attack. sergeant donald scott coniff, vehicle assault. sergeant michael galvin, 9/11 related illness. sergeant wayne jackson, 9/11 related illness. lieutenant marcy sims -- simms, 9/11 related illness. officer charles karen, 9/11 related illness. sergeant louis pioli, 9/11 related illness. detective randolph holder, gunfire. sergeant gerard ahr o ot, 9/11 related illness. detective ronald richards, 9/11 related illness. sergeant edmund murray, 9/11 related illness. lieutenant rebecca buck, 9/11 related illne