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u.s. senate voted to blo w $8 billion pons sales to saudi arabia. president trump had ed the sales, citing the tensions with iran. but a handfuof republicans joined democrats to defy a veto threat, and halt the sales. they cited the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, and the saudi role in the war in yemen. china's president xi jinping arrived in north korea today, in a bid to break an impasse with the u.s. over nuclear weapons. the red carpet was rolled out for xi and crowds in pyongyang celebrated his arrival. he met later with north korea's leader kim jong un for talks. chinese state tv quoted kim as saying the u.s. needs to meet him halfway on the future of the north's nuclear arsenal. a u.n. report today offered grim new numbers on an unprecedented outbreak of african swine fevers acsia. in vietnam alone, 2.6 million pigs have died or been destroyed in recent months. in china, more than a million ltimals have died, and hea experts in hong kong are warning that the end is nowhere in sight. >> i think we won't have a d ccine for another

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starts june 21st on t w. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei always says that the trumpet ministration does not want a military confrontation with iran the comments came after reigning president hassan rouhani said iran would not wage war against any nation in a legit attack on oil tankers in the persian gulf is fuelling tensions between washington and tehran. german authorities are investigating whether the man accused of executing a pro refugee politician last week had help a neighbor of the victim reported hearing 2 cars speeding away from the scene shortly after vodka luka was shot to death the queues of gunmen has links to far right extremists. former un for president michel platini has been detained for questioning by authorities in france they're investigating alleged corruption during the bidding process for the 2022 world cup which was awarded to qatar. is currently serving a 4 year soccer ban. and boris johnson has cemented his lead in the race to become britain's next prime minister he took a 126 votes

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this is c w news live from berlin u.s. officials say they were just minutes away from bombing iran before a military strikes were called off president donald trump says he canceled a planned assault because 150 people could have been killed the attack would have been in retaliation for terror and shooting down an unmanned american spy drone also coming up. in fire mental activists face off with police have protests at a mine here in germany thousands of people have turned out to call on the government to immediately and its reliance on coal and. a domestic rao is boris johnson of london home to rock the u.k. leadership race we'll talk to our correspondent in london to find out how this might affect it chances of becoming britain's next prime minister. and the co for early thanks for joining us american officials say that planes were in the air and battleships in position but at the last minute u.s. president donald trump decided against military strikes on targets and around he said the likely death toll would have been to

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business t w news live from berlin u.s. officials say they were just minutes away from bombing iran before military strikes were called off president dollar trump says he canceled the planned assault because 150 people could have been killed the attack would have been in retaliation for terror on shooting down an unmanned american spy drone also coming up a domestic route boris johnson's london home rocks the u.k. leadership race we'll go live to our correspondent in london to find out how this might affect his chances of becoming britain's next prime minister. and that the women's world cup excitement builds as one of the tournaments favorites germany open the round of 16 with a clash against one geria later today. i'm nicole frilly thanks for joining us. american officials say that planes were in the air and battleships in position but at the last minute u.s. president donald trump decided against military strikes on targets and iran he said the likely death toll would have been too high iran meanwhile has said it will re

iron insiststs had nothing to do the w the tanker attack. the u.s. putting the responsibility squarely on iran. here's more the stand off between the two countries. >> reporter: the u.s. making the case it was iran that released this video showing islamic guard core removing an unexplode d co flikt. there's no off ramp for the iranians. they're not going to back down in public. clearly, we have the capability there at some point if they actually close the straits of hofr muse we'll take military action, and a war in the gulf will be really ugly for everybody concerned. >> last month, the u.s. moved for military assets tohe persian gulf to counter what it called credible threats from the iranians. >> activists in hng kong say they'll keep fighting against a controversia extradition bill. st prix tefrs say they want the bill taken completely off the table. a law would make it easier for fugitives to be sent back to mainland china. critics are raising the alarm over china's record of human rights vilations. the proposal has sparked weeks of protests and

the w house ordered the u.s. navy to keep the ship the "ussh jo s. mccain" hidden while the president was there. yesterday the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney told chuck todtit was no unreasonable to have the ship blocked from view. >> the fact that some 23 or 24-year-old person on the advance team went to site and said, my goodness, there's the "john mccain," we all know how he feels about the senator, maybe that's not the best backdrop, can somebody look into moving it -- that's not a serious thing to -->> seriously? >> they are hoping to avo oblems like this in the future. >>> now w turn to the president's campaign trail where some are questioning the safety of the candidates. a an at campaign forum in california, a m rushed on the stage during a panel discussion wi democratic senator kamala harris. the man snapped the microphone d.out of her han he was quickly restrained and dragged off the stage by harris' husband andrseveral men. security experts say while it's not uncommon for protesters to u interpt presidential campaign events, it is rar

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w. . targeting the top of the u.s. announces fresh sanctions against iran's supreme leader and his office hitting an economy that is already reeling also coming up right as germany's ot of also want to talk future strategy with the chancellor industry heavyweight dialer says its profits are likely to take a hit and smoked or deep fried how would you like your whale japan set to resume commercial whaling and is causing an up. on because cobra welcome to the program the white house is turning up the pressure on iran but take a lead on the country's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini u.s. president donald trump signed an executive order slapping new sanctions on iran on monday he said they would deny iran's supreme leader and his affiliates access to resources and the u.s. financial system the white house added that anybody conducting transactions with sanctioned individuals may be exposed to sanctions themselves ok if you're not reigning in officials brushed off washington's latest move saying it wouldn't hurt at all but

this is g w news live from berlin tonight u.s. president donald trump in the u.k. on a state visit to america's closest european allies britain's queen elizabeth plays host to the u.s. president at a banquet in buckingham palace but many in the country are unhappy about trump's visit we'll show you why also coming up a deadly assault on protesters in sudan in the capital khartoum a military crackdown leaves at least 30 people dead and more turbulence as boeing reveals that some of its and 737 aircraft may have a faulty part just. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight britain has been rolling out the red carpet for a state visit by u.s. president donald trump day one culminated with a banquet at buckingham palace hosted by queen elizabeth but many in the u.k. they're unhappy about trump's visit especially with him weighing in on british domestic politics still it was protocol that ensured that it was all smiles at the official events take a look. it was a right royal welcome for the u.s. president prince charles and his wife camilla greeted donald trum

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this is g w news live from britain treats the u.s. president to a lavish welcome a state banquet with the queen and praise for a friendship between nations that donald trump calls a turn off but elsewhere in london there is a very different reception awaiting the u.s. president. also coming up sudan's military council's all previous agreements with the opposition and calls for him to last as after troops opened fire on protesters killing dozens and injuring hundreds more packed on the 30.

w. news live from berlin to mexico avoids potentially devastating u.s. tariffs with a last minute deal on migration president trump says he plans levies on makes you can do the goods as suspended indefinitely after mexico agrees to do more to stem the flow of central american migrants crossing into territory also coming up the. german foreign minister hike omarosa green and makes a surprise stop in baghdad on the 1st day of a tour of the middle east but in his top diplomat is hoping to reduce tensions with iran.

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w next? last month that u.s. movedarn aircraftrier and bombers to the gulf. president trump says he was to talk to iran. they won't, not while he imposes cripplg economic sanctions. everyone says they don't want a war, but everyone is on edge. lyse doucet, bbc news. jane: immediately after mr. pompeo accused iran the attacks, my colleague katty kay asked former defense secretary ash carter for his reaction. mr. carter: secretary pompeo said quite clearly we reached the conclusion and he cited e sources that it was the iranians. less -- let us assume that is done. he said as far as the u.s. reaction was concerned that we would continue the political and economic, and interestingly left out military. i assume that was intentional. i myself don't think it would be safe for the iranians to rule out a military component to ther u.ction eventually. clearly were they to take one of the actis he mentioned, action against a u.s. naval vessel, as against a vessel involved in international trade, i'm quite certain that would very quickly result in a s. military response

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this is t w news live from berlin and the u.s. was only hours away from armed conflict with iran before turning back sources in washington say the u.s. was preparing to launch airstrikes against the islamic republic then the operation was called off it was planned in response to terror on shooting down an american military drone. also coming out dozens were injured in tbilisi as protesters try to storm into which is parliament trying to stop the visiting russian lawmaker from speaking. and protests into the night and don't call me names to propose the extradition will thousands turn ourselves in the government ignores a deadline from protesters to withdrawal the bill t.w. is on the ground out the romney. class in the women's world cup team usa make it 3 wins out of 3 the defending champions cruise into the 21 of its knockout stages with a to build victory against legion. i'm manuscripts mackinnon thanks so much for joining us officials in the u.s. say that president donald trump has called off an operation to launch strikes on ira

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w. . apologies oba and it's back to business u.s. president still has trump meets with british business leaders to discuss a potential u.k. u.s. trade deal off the brics it's also coming up i'm going to back to the captains of german industry hoping for wall support from a government that is industry also willing to do its bit to keep the economy growing. but come to do business asia jones of berlin good to have you with us and was starting with soybeans soybeans like the ones you see behind me help. the world's but they could also be a sign of trouble on the horizon china is said to stockpile around $7000000.00 tons of american produced soybeans according to media reports and they were purchased as part of a truce in the trade conflict between beijing and washington last december normally they'd be used to feed chinese livestock a traders say china aims to store the soybeans a move that could mean that beijing is buckling down for a drawn out conflict with washington. all right china stockpiling soybeans is this a sign that it is al

w news live from berlin to mexico avoids potentially devastating u.s. tariffs with a last minute deal on migration president trump says planned levies on mexican goods are suspended indefinitely after mexico agreed to do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory also coming up bad news for facebook google and code g 20 finance ministers meeting in japan say they'll make it harder for big tax to avoid big tax cut the details. and germany's women kicked off their world cup campaign in one nil victory over china. i'm nicole phillips welcome to the program. the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through its territory to the u.s. border but the deal appears to fall short of the key u.s. demand that mexico accept the designation of safe 3rd country that would have forced it to permanently taken most central american asylum seekers. for these migrants the

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w. news has condemned the u.s. over its decision to impose sanctions on the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei and other top officials. you're watching news still to come and b.w. business markets are jittery ahead of a much awaited showdown between beijing and washington at the g. 20 later this week that could make or break the train to speed. all other much for still to come the fall and v.w. business. will be here with us for that say tune i'm terry martin thanks for watching do you debbie. that's all good. venezuela's broken health system. people who are seriously ill can't get medicine. doctors often go unpaid. people try to help each other but their efforts fall short. then israel a managing major humanitarian crisis. in 45 minutes on t.w. . nico is in germany to learn german english cynical why not learn with him d w z learning course because fake. i am. i am i am. it's been 15 years since the moon landing. he was the 1st man to walk on the moon. as a small boy she dreamed of the stars. as a pilot she fle

w.'s oliver salant joins me now from the u.s. capital good evening to you all the better we heard moeller say the report is his testimony is this about is getting new information which he says he doesn't have or is this about the optics. well it's about the way it's presented really i mean we're talking about a 400 pages reporting quite frankly no one is going to read the 400 pages here at least no one of the american voters that's the basic assumption so the problem here being is that the interpretation and the analysis of this report was essentially left to congress as well as to president trump who thankfully took that opportunity and as we know he's been tweeting time and time again and calling this report a witch on presidential harassment essentially in the hopes of the democrats are right now that by subpoenaing robert muller they would have someone impartial 3 someone at the author in fact of the report delivering 3 on the key findings here and he by the way was certainly not very happy being subpoenaed he said it has mad

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i think that gives us a 2% gdp growth rate here in the u.s., and then our earnings estimates for this year are not heroic at all. david wat about the dollar in terms of u.s. equity earnings? if the dollar continues to weaken, that helps u.s. corporations get a lot of their income in foreign currency. david l: it obviously helps those big multinational corporations, but are would ofue those are at the center what is happening with trade negotiations. does a weaker dollar provide some offset to a potential escalation from this juncture in the trade situation? we are of the view that we will see some resolution at some point down the road, or at least not a further escalation with respect to trade. i think you need to be a little bit cautious on those globally exposed names. it is unclear that growth outside the u.s. is ramping up anytime soon, particularly with manufacturing in the doldrums, which is a bigger driver for economies outside the u.s.. ofid w: david lebovitz jpmorgan asset management and linda dussel of federated investors will be staying with us. coming up, the maker of humira agrees to buy botox maker facesa

u.s. companies can sell goods to w huawei, banned from selling products in the u.s., "the government has determined that there's reasonable evidence to believe that huawei has been involved in the activities contrary to the national security or foreign policy interest in the united states. how can we walk back this in trade? >> how does the president reconcile any of the contradictions that dove most of what he does politically? the summit of the vanities. he thinks primarily about what is good for him at the moment. most china experts predict thursday will be no breakdown and breakthrough. that's essentially what happened. the huawei thing is the a government to the chinese. i think the president sees it as dangling an incentive to xi in the event when talks begin to see if in fact they can reach a deal on trade. again, very much the president's persona, the president's ego and president's interests often put above the national interest. >> again, on the right side of the screen, this is air force one just landed in seoul, south korea. we're waiting for the president to deplane. of course, we've g

w. news live from burlesque u.s.president donald trump has formally launched his 2020 reelection bid to addressing thousands of supporters in orlando florida trump said he was spearheading a movement with one goal. also coming up new figures from the u.n. to show that more than 70000000 people were forced to flee their homes last year look at the approach one african countries taking to cope with a record number of refugees.

w. bush was u.s. president drone technology remained secret barack obama expanded drone flights and made them a more conventional weapon of war. for donald trump and his successors having eyes in the skies over hostile lands will come with the risk of countermeasures. these after the shooting down fishermen were still pulling wreckage out of iranian waters and state media highlighted other u.s. drones that iran claims it either shot down or hacked into landed and copied reverse engineered iranian drones are almost identical to american ones iran's military has taught itself how to build them and perhaps more importantly how to break them and it says if it has to do it can do it again. these 2 pieces of technology the radar the mesan the show the iran omes a very advanced and sophisticated technology once the global hawk was shut down that was exactly the moment i believe they put a very fair i'm a hold on any kind of invasion 2 or so on. and on. it was a warning to americans that we have the capabilit