lovely to have you joining us as well. to have you joining us as well. thanks for watching.r most of us, it is going to be warm and sunny. going into the afternoon. afternoon. through this morning, we have had cloudy and misty weather. have had cloudy and misty weather. turning back towards the coast. north—eastern england, it continues as we go through into the afternoon. as we go through into the afternoon. burning back towards the more coastal areas. coastal areas. lots of sunshine and that will continue throughout the afternoon. continue throughout the afternoon. chilly, temperatures around 13, 1a degrees. degrees. sunshine, temperatures building into the low, mid 20s. the low, mid 20s. 2a in some spots, perhaps 25 degrees. perhaps 25 degrees. later, some showers towards the south east. showers towards the south east. of those could be heavy and boundary. boundary. showers more extensive through the night. through the night. as will the mess and low cloud moving further inland. and low cloud moving further inland. temperatures down to seven, 13 degrees. degrees. conditio

back with me of course, my friend and attorney maya wylie and cornel belcher joining us as well. maya, who needs to fall back? >> senator mike shierky from michigan whas decided requirements to get medicaid benefits should be exempted for white rural community but black cities like detroit and flint should still have to work for those benefits. >> he's literally saying this is something against the cities. >> he has said if it's county with 8.5% unemployment, which means -- are exempt, that means places look detroit that are in wealthy counties and poor cities and largely black don't get the same benefit. it's also saying when we said people should have to work, it's not good policy so some people. >> black people. that's messed up. >> that's more than messed up. >> patrick, who has to fall back? >> i say some of the artists in the music industry have to fall back. >> who are you thinking of? >> these new artists trippy red and takashi-69. >> i do not look how they're having so many guns and drugs and violence on their videos. it's just not a good look. what happens is these peop

recommendation, thank city attorney dennis herrera and district attorney george gasconfor working with us as well as department of public health, barbara garcia and supervisors sheehy and kim for co-sponsoring this and colleagues, i respectfully ask for your support. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: could you add me as a sponsor please. >> president breed: yes. without objection the ordinance will be adopted unanimously on the first reading. next item please. >> clerk: item 15, resolution to retroactively authorize the sheriff's department to accept expend $300,000 grant for justice and mental health collaboration program funds to be administered by the bureau of justice assistance for the period of october 1st, 2017, through september 19th, 2019. >> president breed: same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. next item. >> clerk: retroactively authorize agreement amendments for specialized and technical services for natural resources and watershed management and monitoring in the following amounts, not to exceed $6.5 million, $6.4 million [reading] >> pr

honest good constructive and effective interactions with the world as we consider this a win win situation useful for others and for us as well well it may result that in some exceptional situations from time to time someone may take power in a country and cause an exceptional situation these kinds of things happen on the world stage and we will get past it we may have problems for two or three months but anyway we will get past the problem our basic policy of having constructive interactions is working with the world or i let's go to the white house now and our correspondent there is kimberly how could an understatement is it to say that the world is waiting to hear what president trump has to say about this nuclear deal and in fact that many of the european allies are not giving up on this still trying to persuade him to stick with the deal. that's right you mentioned how heavily invested the european allies were we had the visit of the french president annual mccraw german chancellor angela merkel here to the white house hoping to convince the president will that last minute discussion still continuing in fact we are told

honest good constructive and effective interactions with the world as we consider this a win win situation useful for others and for us as well well it may result that in some exceptional situations from time to time someone may take power in a country and cause an exceptional situation these kinds of things happen on the world states and we will get past it we may have problems for two or three months but anyway we will get past the problem our basic policy of having constructive interactions it's working with the worlds. well let's go live to our white house correspondent kimberly hell could standing by there waiting for a trump press conference in about two hours time now and a last minute phone call kimberly between the president and the french president emmanuel macron about this deal all we have from the french side is that they discussed issues related to peace and stability in the middle east that's pretty bland language it doesn't offer much hope does it of of a last minute reprieve. no and certainly on our end here in the united states we're getting conflicting reports about that phone call that happened at fourteen

honest good constructive and effective interactions with the world as we consider this a win win situation useful for others and for us as well well it may result that in some exceptional situations from time to time someone may take power in a country and cause an exceptional situation these kinds of things happen on the world stage and we will get past it we may have problems for two or three months but anyway we will get past the problem our basic policy of having constructive interactions is working with the world that is large oil output has held to ransom five decades of economic isolation and it's something that iran's leaders hope they can do again same reports from. from this fairground it's difficult to tell that iran is going through a diplomatic crisis. iran's leaders are highlighting the merits of the country's century old oil industry and they're looking for foreign investment to the tune of two hundred billion dollars. all right now i have a recommendation for foreign companies that are here if these companies want to have an important role in the market of iran in the region they should try to cooperate with i

and i think they have to prove that if they get widespread adoption that they will be safe to use as wella of ethics, people appointed to consider the ethics of all this. that is a fantastic idea. what are you expecting from it? it is very interesting. it could cover so many things, whether it is data usage or responsibility for crashes, there are so many responsibility for crashes, there are so many legal aspect is to autonomy. because this has a follow for things like insurance and responsibility, and i suppose that is where the ethical guidelines will have to end up making pretty big decision is one way or another, who is responsible. absolutely, for the insurance industry it could be massive disruption. even just knowing who your customers are going to be, and the whole path of responsibility in terms of an accident. so these are the things that we really need to start addressing. so it is good to see a package that looks at these things all at once. so you are pleased that europe is finally catching up with the stakes for this. absolutely, it isa the stakes for this. absolutely, it i

concerned let me also say that there is such a law in europe as well and we have heard from process. you are. such a law will be actively used in germany in order to. protect their own interests so it's not very unusual foole russia to adopt a similar law but as i said let me repeat it should be a well balanced law that does not have any detrimental effects on our national economy and on the economy of our international partners some work in russia. as you know. a lot more is still in parliament is still in the reading and the adoption was postponed. the floor goes to the russian journalists. but you push thank you very much. i come from russia today because i have a question to both leaders to dish nearly you have addressed the situation in the ukraine given the current situation and what. i don't hear you saying we should revitalize the normative florida soon as possible. and if so when do you think it is possible to have their next meeting one more question about the ukraine or my question goes to you mrs merkel possibly but it's just so this war is a very dangerous incident regarding the freedom of opinion the. sheet of.

and have is our correspondent in beirut has been following the story for us as well let's start very simply we know that polls close a short while ago what's the turnout and like. well the interior ministry in lebanon has said that as of six pm the time was about forty six percent but remember even after that supporters have been outside polling booths so at least in the better for the of the polling booths and they have been allowed to watch until after seven pm which is when they were when the polls were supposed to close so we saw waiting for the final figure though by six pm it was forty six percent and this over the last few hours we've also seen different political parties appealing to that was just to go into high numbers and cost their ballots and this is happening centrally because in some sunni areas a lot of sunnis cast their ballots so the shia parties are their supporters to go in and pass their waters but now there's been some reports that even though voting has been stopped officially people are still queuing to vote after they shot what's the story there well as i was

so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well.e heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. it was super easy to sign up. our bookkeeper signed up online, it was like 15 minutes. nothing has changed, except now we have cleaner energy. it's an easy way to align your environmental proclivities and goals around climate change and it's so easy that it's hard to not want to do it, and it doesn't really add anything to the bill.>> i want to thank eve being here today as we celebrate the individuals that i just had a chance to meet here right behind us. and today is really an amazing day for the city of san francisco. we're showing that once again our city employees, our residents, but our city employees are stepping up to the task. and want to welcome, i know there are 14 individuals that came from our department of public health that went to puerto rico to help the victims of hurricane maria and really dedicated their time and effort to helping those that are in need. as the city of san franci

lied to i lied while others made references to the controversy surrounding stormy daniels in the us as well as popular disney movie the lion king sometimes he uses speculated that netanyahu deliberately made the presentation basic to appeal to president all trumps attention span. well media is parliament is voting for a new prime minister after weeks of protests for so the resignation of the former leader's search circassian a parliament is dominated by the ruling republican party but the opposition leader nicole passion yun is one of a political tsunami of his appointment as blogs supporters have taken to the streets in central yerevan to pressure m.p.'s to back their candidates. from armenia and people are reviving we are reawakening this wickham is national it's unstoppable. the people have the victory and this victory should be declared today. well so who is nickel on the forty two year old is a former journalist who came to prominence as editor of the popular liberal daily the armenian times a prominent opposition supporter the two thousand and eight presidential election that brought

for more programming, for example, or even safety and security because that's a top priority for us, as well. >> supervisor cohen: so is it -- so to be fair, i think that this is kind of like in the nice to have category as opposed to necessary, and i just want -- that's my take on it. how would you categorize it? is this really an investment that is necessary to the core functions of the library? >> i would characterize it as a necessary investment at this time. we had hoped to implement rfid at the outset of the branch library improvement program. we were unable to secure funding at that time. the checkout equipment that started coming on-line in 2005 with the first openings of renovated and new libraries, that equipment is now nearing the end of its useful life. we're needing to upgrade that equipment, and it's becoming more costly to maintain an older standard. the industry -- the majority of the industry has moved to rfid, and asth marie mentioned, we'r surrounded by bay areas that adopted this technology. we want to offer our residents the very best experience when they use the library

on this as well as the lower polk community benefit district who has served, as peskin said, as our fiscal sponsor as well as our mentor. also, chris schulman and his employer who have provided us with a generous and unsolicited donation to support many of our activities. some of my committee members are here in the room, and i thank them for participating in today's presentation. as the supervisor said, we have 536 parcels in our district, and 80% of these are condominiums. it's an unusual district, mixed use with a number of apartment buildings, as well. we have a very dedicated steering committee who have met almost monthly since 2015, and have been totally energyized by the project as it stands now with the approval of our neighbors. we have one city park and six nonprofits in our neighborhood, as well. initially, we were a larger neighborhood, but when we did not achieve the 30% in our last round, we restricted the neighborhood to something that is more cohesive and consistent with middle polk. our proposed services are pretty standard. we believe that they will, in fact, have a major impact on our community. we sever, as many do, from the effect of impaired and sometimes

the government must make vaccines every little bit for us as well and must ben last gatherings because it is very contagious. international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government has set up what they call ring the isle after father was unable to attend due to health concerns all excitement about the big event is building across the u.k. and more than one hundred thousand people are expected to flock to the town of windsor to catch a glimpse of prince harry and miss marco. and say. tired but very very happy that's the mood of these royal super fans there's been camping out food days to secure their prime spot just a stone's throw away from windsor castle we're not allowed tents so we're literally on to the stalls out in the winds and the cold is very cold last night time yeah it's called what dana says it's awful. it's the first royal for these sisters they came all the way from australia to see what you have done this war any of the royals no no no no no i don't carry i do think it's wonderful no i do

a lot of it does come in useful, as well as being convenient, it is also good for security, it makesoks like someone is at home. and with a newborn, having your hands full, being able to control most of the devices, the lights on the curtains on the tv, in the middle of the night whilst you're feeding a baby, is really handy. but does all of this convenience come with a catch? outside the house in this kitted up campervan are cyber security experts who'll test how secure the technology is. big businesses hire these guys to deliberately hack their systems and expose any vulnerabilities. how are you going to get into this house? well, we're going to try and hack their wi—fi, and we had the householders tell us which one is theirs so that we do not accidentally hack the wrong house. then we need to look for their wireless encryption, their password. very wisely they've changed it from the one written on the back of the router, good idea, but it's still not quite strong enough. we gave them a list of the products the couple have and the number of characters in their password. the hack co

so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well.e heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. it was super easy to sign up. our bookkeeper signed up online, it was like 15 minutes. nothing has changed, except now we have cleaner energy. it's an easy way to align your environmental proclivities and goals around climate change and it's so easy that it's hard to not want to do it, and it doesn't really add anything to the bill.ernoon, everyone. welcome to the mayor's disability council this friday, may 18, 2018. >> could you speak into the mic? >> co-chair blacksten: this one, ok. ok, is this good? all right. good afternoon, and welcome to the mayor's disability council this friday, may 18, 2018 in room 400 of san francisco city hall. city hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other

honest good constructive and effective interactions with the world as we consider this a win win situation useful for others and for us as well well it may result that in some exceptional situations from time to time someone may take power in a country and cause an exceptional situation these kinds of things happen on the world stage and we will get past it we may have problems for two or three months but anyway we will get past the problem our basic policy of having constructive interactions is working with the worlds. well from toronto just a moment of us has our white house correspondent kimberly harkat. after months of diplomacy and high level meetings at the white house between the u.s. president and his counterparts in france germany and a monday the foreign secretary of the u.k. donald trump announced he had finally made his decision trump tweeted he would make his decision public on tuesday or whether to withdraw the united states from the iran nuclear agreement. the announcement follows a last minute effort by u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson to persuade try to keep the u.s. within the deal even with top trump ad

honest good constructive and effective interactions with the world as we consider this a win win situation. useful for others and for us as well well it may result that in some exceptional situations from time to time someone may take power in a country and cause an exceptional situation these kinds of things happen on the world stage and we will get past it we may have problems for two or three months but anyway we will get past the problem our basic policy of having constructive interactions is working with the worlds. saudi arabia says is trying to resolve the disagreement over a yemeni island which is occupied by troops from the united arab emirates protest zone so cultura in the arabian sea a demanding u.a.e. forces leave they arrive last wednesday forcing out yemeni soldiers heavy rain in aleppo province is making life even harder for people who've been displaced by syria's war camps are internally displaced people have suffered from heavy flooding western aleppo is one of the main destinations for people who've been evacuated from rebel controlled areas under siege tens of thousands are living in formal and makeshift ca

all thank you for joining us as well for the program one us activist fighting against police brutality he was released after five months in prison claims to be the first victim of a secret f.b.i. surveillance program. took part in several anti brutality protests and advocated for the rights of african american gun owners he claims he's been secretly monitored by the f.b.i. since two thousand and fifteen overs anti police statements that the f.b.i. reportedly alleges that bloke and made facebook posts in support of a man who killed police officers however prosecutors failed to establish that he posed a threat. you know each of the state of being in order. to . be you know the way. it is to. be. changing you know one meeting is over a clue or. two. there is. a lot. but logan's lawyers believe he was prosecuted under a new f.b.i. program according to several released documents the bureau is carrying out a special investigation into those deemed to be domestic threats it focuses on so-called black identity extremists in the case of balogun police confiscated several weapons from his house

every day and see our leaders calling you crooks you feel under assault. >> shawn turner is with us as welldo you think the president has seized on this confidential source and framing this as though the source was a spy in his campaign? what's the goal? >> you know, wolf, no one knows better than the president that words matter. and when the president uses words like spy and deep state and conspiracy, he's doing that for a couple of reasons. one it's a continuation what we now know is an intensified attack on the intelligence community and the fbi. the president has gone into fight mode, and we've seen that quite clearly with some of the statements he's made lately. the president also knows any narrative is living breathing entity. and he has to feed that narrative if people are going to continue to buy into it and believe it. so i think he's aware of that with regard to those on his base and also with the investigation, he's changing his strategy. there was a time he was subtle on attacking the process the fbi and the intelligence community is going through. but that's become very direct

as well. >> thank you. thank you for reading my father's speeches. i really appreciate that, i think he has a lot to say and i think it speaks to us as well today. i think that's an important point of what my father was able to do after the martin luther king as assassination, he went into minneapolis, into the inner city to say martin luther king died and how his brother was killed by a white man and to say we have all suffered and there's pain and during the speech he asked, he said we all have to have love and compassion for those who suffer, whether they be white or black and let us say a prayer for our country and indianapolis was one of the few cities in the country who didn't break out to riots because there was a politician that was able to reach out to people's pain and say i understand where you're coming from and let's look together and you can see number one that if somebody is able to do that, and does do that and has the courage to do that after he was told by the chief of police and the mayor don't go into the inner city, he did it any way, so it makes a difference. so there is actions one can take that can lift people's spirits u

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that's all sun guys said the government must make vaccines ever live for us as well and must bend last gatherings because it is very contagious. international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government have set up what they call ring vaccinations it involves immunising the friends family housemates and neighbors of any infected person on a lighter note now we're going to head to that wedding and britain's prince charles is to accompany meghan markle down the aisle after her father was unable to give the bride away because of heart surgery excitement is building across the u.k. and abroad ahead of tomorrow's wedding between marco and prince harry a crowd of impatient fans is already gathering outside of windsor castle near london where the couple are to marry more than one hundred thousand people are expected to flock to the town to catch a glimpse of the happy couple there is heightened security across windsor but royal founds are making the most of this big event. at mass the lucky one who has the honor

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jonathan: george rusnak alongside mike buchanan lisa hornby, they will be sticking with us as well.e want to get to a market check on where bonds have been. yields up on the front end by four basis points. i have to say, the 10 year over the last several weeks, despite the dramatic headlines around it has been really remarkably stable over the last several fridays in around 295. two basis points to close out the week to 2.97% over the 10 year treasury yield. ahead featuring a possible governing coalition in italy that some of called the worst-case scenario for investors and what does it mean? that's next. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i'm not ferro, this is "bloomberg real yield," coming up over the next week, if possible governing agreements by monday between the five-star movement and italy, potentially ending a deadlock and china and the u.s. in trade talks, u.s. retail data points to watch from the eu giving a update on brexit talks and the central-bank decision in mexico weather has been a lot of pain in the peso very recently. still with me, torturous back from w

susan page, really appreciate you being with us as well. >>> next, your local starbucks very well maye closed later today as the company shuts down 8,000 stores for the afternoon to train workers on racial bias. starbucks chairman howard schultz is here with us and we're also just moments away from the opening bell on wall street. christine romans joining us now with the preview of that. >> good morning. a lot going on this morning. first of all, there's some political upheaval in italy and that's spooking european stock markets. we're expecting the dow to open lower here in part because of lower oil prices which will probably weigh on energy stocks and just a moment ago this breaking news, the white house out with a statement that indeed it will be setting $50 billion in tariffs to be decided by the end of the month against china, specifically on high technology kinds of exports. we'll dig into what that means about the u.s. trade policy and will have the opening bell right after the break. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tabl

the government must make vaccines ever live for us as well and must bend last gatherings because it is very contagious. international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government have set up what they call ring vaccinations it involves immunising the friends family housemates and neighbors of any infected person. well to football now in bahrain in a cool battle frankfurt in the final of the german cup burley has olympic stadium on saturday night byron have won this title eighteen times and are once again the clear favorite son after winning the bundesliga they are good innings for the double o. this match is expected to be coached. last frankfurt meanwhile have surprisingly reached the cup final for the second year in a row under coach nico with kovacs well who will take over at of bahrain this summer well now they need to beat his future employer in order to qualify for the europa league next season. and before i let you go in our minds our top stories that we're following this hour for you an unexpected t

can you explain to us then as well, in light of this phenomenon which is a terrible thing right across europe. can you explain to us what you're doing to work with third party organizations to try and educate people and safety in using the internet. and would you tell us whether or not you are content that other families represented around this room here today will have their children kept safe by the settings and default settings that you use on your particular site. and can i just very quickly say we live in a europe with the rise of terrorism, much of it conducted and much of the information conducted online. in the last few weeks you've said that you've taken down a lot of that hateful and offensive comments from your site. can you tell us how you define acceptable comments on the site. what are the benchmarks you use and whether or not facebook is actually capable of regulating this for itself. thank you. >> now the confidence of the chair, you have the floor. >> thank you mr. president and thank you for organizing and sharing this meeting with us tonight. thanks to you mr. zucker

clients in the house with us as well. one in the house and one on the tv screen. first i would like to introduce mr williams, first of all, and i want to thank him for our service to the country. he served in the navy for eight years. helping defend our country and ended up homelessness -- homeless but we are very pleased it is now he is living in the operant residence which is by this property which is housing that we put together for people who are veterans and to have also served the country and military and are experiencing homelessness and needed a hand up to get off the streets. mr williams moved in recently and joined me i join me in welco the podium. [applause] >> hello. i am a san francisco native. i am a u.s. navy vet and i live in the bay area predominantly most of my life. i stay at supportive housing for the past few months and i am just happy, you know, to have a place to stay. i am benefiting from trying to get being put in a situation where i can get my life back together. it's looking good. i wish it was more programs like this to help people, you

as well. >> we have more than 70 writers from 70 countries and latin america andat spain that will be with us as well as the featured country this year. we invite you to the opening of the pavilion next thursday and we will have the first lady of the country doing the honors of opening the pavilion. please come by and learn about their culture and literature throughout the whole weekend. >> and on a personal note, i've been working with alina very closely. she is the executive director of the center here the college. before that she was the director of the miami book fair for a lot of years. it's just been announced that she is now the director of cultural affairs for the entire miami-dade college. [applause] we want to congratulate her on her new appointment. >> thank you. i'm looking forward to that. part of my new responsibilities is to also work very closely with miami international film festival, celebrating 30 years in march. we have the director with us this evening. mark your calendar for that as well. >> you will see l.a. with books in them an opera with books inn them so her influen

you cap raced to a bomb because you lose us as well. you lose europe if iran races to a bomb. the iranian economy is not worth it to these countries. wereessages out of russia key. israel has conducted strikes on militias and proxies and advisers. we had proxies from russia. from iraq. israel is hitting military advisers on the ground. russian -- russia yesterday, the foreign minister said we value our relationship with israel. but then netanyahu is sending a strong message to iran. it is a little isolated. an egg is five dollars. the equivalent of a five dollar egg, that's how bad their economy is. i think it's a moment to now where iran is broke. the two friends they had was russia and china. they say hey, you have to focus this israel stuff down. we are not likely to see russia's support. >> good morning to you, go ahead. >> we are proud to be american, we are proud to look at what's right and what's wrong. you cannot tell me that all the -- the president's friends come over. i think donald trump, when he mentioned that he doesn't pay taxes to -- lost the moral rights to te

is joining us as well, managing investor at tiaa-cref. and we are pleased to welcome back diana amoa, portfolio manager at jpmorgan asset management. luke, welcome to new york. let's begin on treasuries. a bit to close out the week, but kicking through some key levels through the week so far. luke: and this is a debate about how far above 3% can we sustain? we blew through all of the levels and we hit 3.05%, 3.10%. it is a bit irrelevant in a way what the level is. a bid for the end of the week, it may be a little more about italy and the u.s. being a safe haven, right? the spread versus germany is still out really high levels, really, really high levels, and it will get higher yet. weathan: two luke's point, took out the 2018 hi, we look at -- took out the 2018 high. we took out the 2014 high, and i wonder, when you look at the spread over germany when the bond treasury goes beyond 300 basis points, how much wider can it get and can the united states and the treasury market really decouple from the rest of the world? diana: it can certai

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us. we will be testing tojo as have you with us. we will be testing to jo as well have you with us. be testing tojo as well about have you with us. we will be testing to jo as well about what the lessons are for the parties. in the meantime, let's catch up on the day's news. i'm rachel schofield — a summary of the news. as we've been hearing, last night's local elections across england saw labour making some gains but overall the party had a disappointing night afterfailing to win key target seats. on a visit to wandsworth this morning, theresa may celebrated with activists as the council stayed tory. the conservatives benefited from a collapse in support for ukip — but they lost trafford in greater manchester and plymouth was snatched from them by labour. our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports cheering cheers from labour in trafford, but celebrations too from the conservatives in swindon. both the main parties claim they did 0k. both the main parties claim they did ok. but no decisive shift to either labour or the tories. it was plymouth jeremy corbyn labour or the tori

not just in support of but as well in adam in the support of art and so i think that what we see us just you know growing tension in between as you mentioned certain powers we've been maybe the middle east but i don't think it has anything to do with the muslim brotherhood per se i think it has everything to do with your hovel and how the u.a.e. is trying to break away i think from you know this you know this from a german that is saudi arabia right now in the region and they're trying to be a bit more independent and if we recall what happened with qatar trying to do the same thing to try to actually pursue independent policies and trying to assert itself as an independent power within the region and the international community i think that is kind of running a. campaign against you trying to mr trey you do you raising tension or maybe trying to utilize this to its benefit and trying to to to get things out of context i'm not justifying the position of the u.n. support i'm just trying to give some context to it and the reason why today it's being criticized i thing. there's a great degr

honest good constructive and effective interactions with the world as we consider this a win win situation useful for others and for us as well well it may result that in some exceptional situations from time to time someone may take power in a country and cause an exceptional situation these kinds of things happen on the world stage and we will get past it we may have problems for two or three months but anyway we will get past the problem our basic policy of having constructive interactions is working with the worlds. more from tehran in just a moment but first here's a white house correspondent kimberly hall. after months of diplomacy and high level meetings at the white house between the u.s. president and his counterparts in france germany and a monday the foreign secretary of the u.k. donald trump announced he had finally made his decision trump tweeted he would make his decision public on tuesday or whether to withdraw the united states from the iran nuclear agreement. the announcement follows a last minute effort by u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson to persuade try to keep the u.s. within the deal even with top tru