>> eventually he finds somebody. >> i'm trying to do a new trick. works. >> okay. yeah. random dude. i will submit myself to a magic trick. what do you need me to do. >> here. let me use your tie. >> no. >> no. >> it is starring right at you. >> cut the tie just like that. >> isn't that great? >> dude, i'm going to lunch. >> that's a 150 dlarsz tie. what am i supposed to do ? >> it's a magic trick. >> he puts it together. >> do you a magic word? >> now. >> watch. boom. bam. >> sir, no, sir. >> dear, oh dear. hold this for a second. >> you hold onto your tie. heads over to the trash. >> check this out. >> finds himself a brown paper back. >> put the piece in the bag and gets the guy to take the tie off. >> shake it up. shake it home and when you get home it will be restored. >> are you freaking kidding me? >> let's do this. i'll blow it up like this, right? that's it. check it out. watch. >> heck no. >> that's amazing. >> you look it? >> i got you though didn't i? >> you got me. >> thanks for being a good sport and not kills me. >>> go to rightthismi

at the last olympics team gb had a few tricks up their sleeves. their buoyancy design a cut above the rest. traditionally you would have a buoyancy aid which is quite thick with a separate spray deck. and the technology is actually to put both in one combined. what you see is the bottom here is, it would have been in the top half but has actually been placed in the bottom half. and for our sport it is really important for the athletes that they can get really close around the poles. so this bit is now much thinner and it makes it much easier for the athlete to move around the gates. you can see the difference in the first and second run. his run down the rapids complete, next it is to the video analysis room to assess those twists and turns. i think you react without even realising you are reacting. a lot of the stuff you do is second nature, you have done a lot of the paddling on this course so you know it like the back of your hand. so when things are going wrong

i was only one year old and was saved by a trick my father servant still an infant from a gypsy woman and handed it over to the rebellious boy i was in my place they promptly. what the boy i was failed to do these men accomplished on a constantine and thoma with the sword of the count of his ino family another artist subsequently overpainted their portraits rightly so posterity now no longer sees them feigning to wish me well. instead their gaze is averted stoli grow to the sultan claiming i had sealed a secret pact with the sultan's enemies in the eyes of the porter i was guilty of high treason. the sultan welcomed the opportunity to deal with me he had long mistrusted my policies now he had a pretext for high treason that could be only one punishment. the thing. long long after my death the people of iraq yeah i was still singing a ballad klingon am romanesque we people of romania. the ballad imagines the words i would have spoken to the two can do because he knows who betrayed me if it was to rule that you desired why did you not tell me. i would have granted your request. and you

that for some of their cars produced by diesel supply is rather than themselves but there's also a trick in the sense that you need to learn how to work with partners of that kind and debts again something that elon musk hasn't hasn't done in the end he would need to sort that out if he goes that way ok. in the work business school thank you very much for joining us. well it's just eight years old but chinese company shalmi is already the world's fourth biggest smartphone producer and now it's planning its next milestone and initial public offering on the hong kong stock exchange this year according to reports the company hopes to raise ten billion dollars from the offering that would make this the biggest i.p.o. since chinese e-commerce giant alibaba launched on the new york stock exchange in twenty fourteen in the first quarter of this year show me sold twenty eight million smartphones worldwide eight point four percent of the market. now anyone who paid attention in geography class the gobi desert is huge dry and freezing cold it's also considered the most fertile part of mongolia wit

a good trick. have too many. >> thank you. >> martin: thanks a lot. >> jimmy: martin short, steve martin, poppy. >> thank you. >> steve: and i have to say i don't like that my comedy sound effect was used for this. >> jimmy: that's not your comedy sound effect. poppy, let's talk about picasso. "genius: picasso." >> yes. >> jimmy: this is -- i love this series because it's very tricky, the life of "genius," marty. >> martin: oh yes, well, i mean the day starts off pretty similar to most people's. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no -- >> martin: but at a certain point you get ideas. >> jimmy: no, but it's tricky though. i saw the one about einstein, and it was amazing. >> yes. >> jimmy: and it was amazing. now this is antonio banderas. >> it is. >> jimmy: transforming. >> antonio banderas. >> jimmy: yeah, he's a stud. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: he's a stud. >> he's such a stud. when i got booked on this job i was like -- antonio bandera, like zorro? you know, when i was a teenager zorro was like heartthrob. and

okay, we're going to take it little further by doing a card trick. my: okay. >> whenever you want. >> jimmy: sure. >> okay, so here we go. >> jimmy: stop. >> right there? >> jimmy: yes. >> look at the card. >> jimmy: yeah. >> remember it. >> jimmy: i see it. >> just remember it. do you see it? >> jimmy: yes. >> commit it to memory, lock that image in your head. >> jimmy: got it. >> okay, nice, perfect, perfect, perfect. [ laughter ] jimmy, why don't you place your other hand on top of the deck. >> jimmy: okay. >> good. i want you to look at me. i want you to think of the card. now in the deck there's red cards -- and okay, good, that's great. [ laughter ] that's fantastic. >> jimmy: i didn't do anything! >> it's red card. it's a red card. okay, good. so there's hearts and diamonds -- you blinked. >> okay, so it's a diamond -- >> jimmy: what's going on, dude? [ laughter ] >> there's number cards. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and picture cards. [ laughter and applause ] i feel like you might be throwing me off, okay. so is it a number card? you're trying to mak

koreans, north koreans, have been doing a lot of tricks that they change. in charge. when i first went to china, i never thought the chinese would establish relations with the americans but they did. and a year later only. but they have a capitalistic economy, that's the thing. afterwards, they created a capitalist economy. at that time, it was in the middle of the cultural revolution, the great proletarian cultural revolution, and ‘death to america' was the main slogan, anti—american propaganda was everywhere. that was different leadership. there is different leadership in china now. this is why you had to look into history again. deng xiaoping came later, after the chinese game... that is slightly off track. i don't want to give a lecture on chinese history! that is a whole other programme! donald trump has said he believes this will be a great success so in fact he can predict the future! that is what he will be saying. he can't predict what he is going to say tomorrow morning. i think that the best that could come out of it is some kind of face saving de

tom lineham grabbed a hat—trick. some great tries in the second half. and we re but when we applied ourselves and were really disciplined in the second half, the points came. warrington‘s reward is a home quarter final against... wait for it... 19—time winners wigan. the two were the last names to be pulled out of the pot in the draw a little earlier. elsewhere, holders hull fc will travel to st helens, who knocked out castleford yesterday. huddersfield giants play catalan dragons,

all of the seven listed none of them have individual income taxes did you get it right it's sort of a trick question. and now we focus on tax rates around the world to lend us a hand we're joined by our friend the c.e.o. and founder of stroll mark world which hilary thanks for being with us first of all wonder what's the best place to live from a tax perspective well around the world i think is an interesting question and good to be back again by the way i have a county out for that state which has you know tax rates might be low and they might. to be low and broadcast to be low but when you actually live there or do something there you find that the government gets your taxes no matter how margaret thatcher used to say there's no such thing as a free lunch i've got two tons of examples i bought a bottle of champagne before christmas in washington d.c. . and then coincidentally i happened to be in texas a few weeks later and took a bottle of piper heidsieck that i bought locally to a family seven dollars difference tex's a non-tax state but they sure got you on the sales tax also i lived in

a man's injuries at one of his shows. coming up, we will tell you about the lawsuit that stems from one of copperfield's magic tricks at a las vegas performance. >>> the attack in belgium was deadly. the link the suspect has to another crime that happened the day before the deadly rampage. >>> a retired judge plant to sent items taken from president trump's personal lawyer to federal prosecutors. the attorney is screening them so a federal court can decide which documents should be protected by attorney-client privilege. the attorney has already turned over nearly 300,000 pages to the government and has submitted her first bill for her work. it is more than $47,000. half will be paid by the government, the other half by michael cohen and the trump organization. >>> magician david copperfield has been cleared of causing a man's injury during one of his shows in las vegas. the couple will get no money from david copperfield, the mgm grand hotel or several other businesses in the lawsuit they filed. the man said he suffered brain trauma and other injuries in 2013 when he fell backstage after stagehands told him to run durin

that's a very good trick. >> no, it's not a trick. it's that i'm not a pessimist. >> it's actually correct. but look at this. it's so beautiful. 60% of girls go to school in the worst off countries. the low income countries people believe it's 75% or 60% of humanity. it's not. it's only 9% of humans live in so-called low income countries. but even in those worst of countries, 60% of girls finish primary school even there. >> one of the ways to sum up your philosophy and sum up the book is to say that it is the sort of synthesis of the notion that there is bad in the world, bad things do happen. in some places no girls go to school. but things are getting better and are not as bad as we want to believe. is that right? >> that's a good summary, yes. it's not only that things are better. it's also to get the proportions right saying that maybe 80% of humanity actually have gotten it much, much better already during the last 50 years. and then there are more to it. there are other systematic problems we're finding in people's knowledge li

really a trick crowning another admirable display from off and i. thank you. for he wasn't the only tragic figure of the weekend first stendhal was involved in a dust up with now bill bennett a lead that saw the shall cut attack rejected. then he set up rafael perfectly with this plans. and suddenly his world cup dreams were shattered by an ankle injury caused by a tackle with. the match proved to be a speed bump in their champions league race just as well that the ref and video assistant called a penalty in first half stoppage time which daniel caligiuri converted to make it one one and that's how it ended having been a man down for almost the entire game seemed very happy. and travelled the frame and hoping to displace shell kit and second and they began well a flight across from mario adventure lee felt a marker royce recorded on the half volley one nil. but brave it also fancied a bit of pinball thomas delaney finally headed home for the equaliser. and that was that. one point when paid to shoulder and dormant needed three. even labor cousens youngest fans

that you're going to do a trick.onal television. [ laughter ] still setting up your pieces. >> jimmy: yep. so far, great trick. >> got a balloon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i'm in. >> the next thing you're going to need is a pen. the third thing you're going to need is a bottle of beer and then you can start the trick. >> jimmy: what -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> now you can do the trick. the trick is to make this beer disappear. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jamie parker, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] go see "harry potter and the cursed child" part i and ii on broadway now at the lyric theatre. we'll be right back with a a performance from arctic monkeys. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ having mplaque psoriasise is not always easy. it's a long-distance run. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for over 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clinical trial

church wasbernacle built, the architect pulled a trick on the city officials. is an interest -- entrance at the side of the building, but the real interests is on a different avenue. it is called the church with two faces. this is where they did their own nonviolence resistance training for those interested in protesting for the right to vote. they didn't work just out of tabernacle baptist. in 1963, they moved their operations over to first baptist church, the black first baptist church in selma, right down the street from where we are now. first baptist headquarters for , including one right before freedom day in october 1963, where dorothy height was the main attraction for that evening. she gave a lot of encouragement to those who would test at the dallas county courthouse. selma was a logical place for the voting rights movement to really have this push, because of the fact there was so many factors that there was a hotbed for this particular issue. you had a population that was mostly african-americans. there were only 240 registered black voters throughou

even more ridiculous is that miller yet not got ten and scored a hat trick sure he takes a strategy of penalties but still tank goals. but enough about the old timers what about the under thirty's in the aussie squad. a lot depends on the midfield you owed some rotation and moyes to provide much of the teams creative flair and keep things ticking over if they fire australia's fighting spirit could carry them through the group. then there's peru another wild card in this great unknown quantity especially for a dumb european like me most of their players aren't particularly well known outside of latin america but they do have a couple of familiar faces off from the winners league of. hamburg and by and striker paolo get has been the main man for a long time is the country's captain and old time top scorer however he was also recently suspended from football after testing positive for cocaine and a banned stimulant. will be back in time for the world cup so let's hope the kids is nice clean. and he could have fellow blunders league old boy jefferson fans to keep him company his first inte

>> it's a trick question. >> why is it a trick question? >> if they get fox at the price they are looking at, don't have to bid up, the answer is disney, yes. >> we're going to stay all over disney earnings call including any comments about potential fox deal jim stewart from the "new york times" will be here to tell us what needs to happen to save the deal for fox. >>> plus president trump making a bombshell announcement to pull out of the iran deal it could be good news for one. >>> adopting bitcoin brian kelly said he has never been more excited about the crypto universe. he'll explain why. live from times square in new york city. much more fast money right after this money. president trump with drawing from iran nuclear deal earlier today sending crude prices on a wild ride. eamon javers at the white house. >> steve mnuchin finished a briefing a few minutes ago he said a couple of things explaining detail behind these sanctions. one is the licenses for boeing and airbus to sell aircraft in iran will be revoked under new sanctions. he al

. >> as for the kids, alexi had a trick up his sleeve. candy.he children were being brined with one smart tooe here. one smarti e there. >>> is bishop curry heading to oprah's super soul sunday. >> these like the god father. that's an offer you can't refuse. >> he wants to meet kenan thompson. >> somebody opened up a chicken and waffles kiosk in the middle of the pottery barn. >> i want his autograph. or maybe he wants mine. within way or the other. >> michael curry is living his best life right now. >> east all over the place. >> he's not letting his 15 minutes go by. >>> harry and william are officially off the market. another member of the family now holds the title of the most eligible royal. meet louis spencer, harry's hot cousin. the tall bearded 24-year-old is the son of diana's brother, charles. he is single and will eventually inherit the title of earl spencer. louis' older sister, lady kitty spencer drew attention. she has a job. she's a model for the italian label. and recently strutted down the runway wearing a shimmering metallic go

i mean i know today we're going to take a trick and i'm hoping that you can show me the tool that you've been using now that makes it. that will be making. us. wow long way to go. our custom to booking hours it takes to find good pasta. this is. when i was a. if. we tried to help. you. and some credit. so you had gone to try and look for water and pastures for the cows but the car just couldn't make the journey and the car just collapsed here yeah it was a big call to. be. in the morning six. in the event so it was a real loss for you. and just it brings back home just the thought that it's such a difficult way of life because you have to keep on the move to find the water and to find the grazing lands but in order to move these animals use so much energy to go from one place to another so if you don't know where you're going and you're just trying your luck wherever you can it's incredibly hard for these animals. with almost thirty percent of his livestock already lost drought it's even more pressing for joshua to keep his surviving cattle in good condition which means finding ample wat

discredited and the bunked in the wake of the russia gate hoax which is now widely understood to be purely a trick to confound americans and disappeared and yet another one but the nature as we're talking about the nature of a free market globalized system is that you can't have barriers it can't have censorship you can't censor you can't create a swift global financial system based on your dollar and want the world to have a u.s. dollar standard for example and then start saying no we don't want you to participate no we don't want you to participate and that person can't actually exclusive yes so you either want to have a global trade system with a dollar reserve currency or you don't you can have selectively pick sanctions that would create choke points in the dollar reserve global currency that's what i'm saying right that's true isn't. well free market system is not a financial suicide bomber like jamie diamond he's more of a global trade guy i think i've got a what he. got a woody i mean i've got wood i mean i've got what. they call that stuff after that you can throw it away because i love c

that is a trick. we focus on leadership and i know you are a voracious reader, and you are fond of a book called "the black swan." and it is about the human tendency to do reduce things -- to reduce things to anecdotal stories. jeff: we can create a narrative around anything. to connect any sequence of facts we can create any narrative. host: how do you focus that throughout the organization when you have that many layers? jeff: it is a little bit different than the way "the black swan" talks about anecdotes. i am a big fan of anecdotes in business. not necessarily building and anecdotal structure around them. i still have it emailer dress that customers can write to, i see most of those emails, i don't answer very many of them anymore but i see them, and i forward them, some of them, the ones that catch my curiosity, i forward them to the executives in charge of that area with a question mark. and that question mark is shorthand for, can you look into this, why is this happening, what is going on? and

a deafening roar but there's a trick to it to understand what here's a crash course in sound and acoustics. sound is a wave like vibration whether a sound as high or low depends on the frequency of the vibration frequency is measured in hertz one hertz equals one vibration percent and humans can hear a sound and the range between sixteen and twenty thousand hertz anything below sixteen hearts we call infrasound anything above twenty thousand hertz is all to a sound music is usually between fifty and eighteen thousand hertz it's impossible to individually measure the impulse response of so many sounds or frequencies that's why acoustic technicians divide them into sets encompassing eight notes. let's take this low c. for example as a starting point it has a frequency of one hundred thirty hertz. an octave higher is middle c. its frequency is exactly double that of the low c. two hundred sixty hertz after the same interval you come to the next c. which has a frequency of five hundred twenty hertz and so on the frequency doubles with every octave. the sound waves frequency can be divided into

i think you know you were trying to say how much of a trick president trump is a factor in the current situation. one thing that's definitely new is the sense of uncertainty i think many leaders and we saw this with micros visit to washington as well are really recognizing the transactional nature of trump's policies the fact that he wants to see reciprocity in agreements with allies and with others i think it's one of the reasons why the two percent defense spending debate has been front and center in his in his analysis of what's going on with europe and so i think the way in which european leaders can be successful is to try to show more of a united front as the president not calling chancellor merkel did when they were both in washington on separate visits but in the same week. show you a quote from the german president that he gave over the weekend and it was front border and he said i'm really concerned about the development of the transatlantic relationship not because i'm looking at a president with some you were dating. twitter messages but because a substantial change is now

the hosts moved into a 5—1 lead in the match, emmanuel boateng scoring hat—trick, with enis bardhi onhe unthinkable comeback almost became a reality — phillipe coutinho scored a hat—trick of his own. and a luis suarez penalty, with around 20 minutes to go, ensured a tense finale to the game. but it wasn't to be for ernesto valverde‘s side without top scorer lionel messi who was rested, barca falling to a first league defeat in 44 games. in tennis, alexander zverev has won his third masters title after beating dominic thiem 6—4, 6—4 in the final of the madrid 0pen. in a match between two of the game's rising stars, the german was able to prevent thiem winning his first masters title, claiming a straight sets victory, suggesting that zverev will be a major threat at the french 0pen later this month. on to formula 1 — lewis hamilton has taken his second win in a row by dominating an eventful spanish grand prix. jennie gow is in spain for us. well, the whole of the f1 paddock nissan from barcelona. we are already here at the departure area. lewis hamilton must be a very happy man as he wa

a. trick. or we're not able to go to the common talking about three go look at a lot it's a better option. and it cut us off. when suffering once when social if that. should be used by you know how to get it all. you need is. just students to pretty much easier this size and that's when i decided i couldn't learn to. push the chief guy. who are not easy it will. give it i was a hope this helped me. it was a historic referendum. ninety five percent of a tally of voters said no to water privatisation was berlusconi's government a plan. the reason why we had this referendum is because the business when he got it meant two years before passed a law that was foreseen there but i think they show up the local level you need them what their management is in their heads of there will be somebody. making complicity for anybody to sell out at least fifty percent of the state in public companies for all the public said this is not only what. a few weeks after that referendum triumph. and mario draghi the ne

is that what you've gotten used to, that people are ready for a trick all the time?if i did something, your reaction in this environment would be very mewed. >> trevor: right, because i'm trying to hide that you freak me out. >> no, it would be muted unless i did something that was crazy. ( audience reacts ) and on that note -- do you want to see the think of a four digit number that's important to you, or do you want to see the ice pick? ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: the four digit number, right? ( laughter ) >> well, that's really good because i actually brought an ice pick with me. see, and this one would probably be hard to not react much to. but will you just check it and make sure it's actually real? >> trevor: yeah, that's real. >> yeah? then i also -- >> trevor: i've tested ice picks my whole life. that's real. >> i also brought with me some alcohol, and the is to make sure that my hand doesn't just explode or blow up or anything weird. >> trevor: oh, man. ( audience reacts ) see, this is what i do with this. by the way, i started reading your book. it's ama

a. trick never have been concluded. and if you do strong president trump. will do so will make us the solution on what to do with a nuclear deal. i'm sure you'll do the right thing. there are nuclear deal was struck three years ago between tehran and six other world powers and hailed as a huge breakthrough negotiations took nine years in exchange for some sanctions being lifted iran agreed to drastically scale back its nuclear energy program as well as opening up its facilities to international inspectors political analyst daniel mcadams believes that key figures in the u.s. administration want to escalate the situation with iran. netanyahu knows very well that he cannot take on iran on his own bibi is playing trump like a fiddle but look around trump is good all the same losers that were in power in two thousand in two who lied us into going into iraq or we're supposed to believe that somehow just a week or so before trump has to make his decision on iran that all of a sudden it come into this amazing information here let us rush to share with you this info

both of opinion pieces about how it's all a trick it's all a trap north korea trap president they would do a lot of star wars work and yes it's true that a bit of a war we are solid too and i'm going to wait a minute shouldn't we. give peace a chance then of something we started up then he least you can say oh it screwed up but to me it's like you see the warmonger that imperialism you know take hold so now. a little bit more we can't let him do this it's interesting because john de lorean expert of north korean affairs at seoul's gone to university told. i do give one third of the credit to the trumpet ministration the strategic patience and ramped up saying shit then they ramped up the military threat because we all thought he was crazy to take us to war that essentially made you know force them to the table that's the idea being put out there that you know trump kind of did that mix only crazy nixon move like oh he's crazy enough to start a war suite but it appears clearly the south koreans this and china realize that our for even if president united states was more terrifying if you

. >> that's a trick. 18 bay area students entered the second round yesterday and 16 made it through to round three which gets under way to 5:00 a.m. our time. good luck to all the spellers. >> that's the aesthetic quality of a blur. we know that. >> the bokeh effect. >>> california officials are teaming um on an issue that has divided them, cannabis. >>> what led to the arrest that could help in future crimes. >>> how the community is saying thank you to the hero when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> not exactly the way a lot of you wanted to wake up. >> i know you're tracking all the issues this is causing. first let's get to abc 7 news reporter matt keller live on the scene. >> caltrans has arrived. they're going to sweep these lanes and clean up that die

kicking off the action, first versus second in the championship, a hat—trick of tries from liam kay helped43—30. all a great advert for second—tier rugby league. apart from this. mark kerilla missed his conversion for toulouse, but both touch judges gave it, so the referee couldn't overrule them. it didn't affect the result in the end, though. then it was the turn of super league leaders st helens to put on a show for the crowd on tyneside. ben barba's try one of the highlights of a tight first half against widnes. 22—18 at the break. but st helens ran away with it in the second half — three more tries, including two from ryan morgan. widnes didn't score another point. 38—18 to saints at full time. currently under way is wigan versus warrington, second and third in super league this morning, both looking to try and keep pace with st helens. it's been a tight contest. sam tomkins put wigan 14—4 up with this try. at the moment, it's 26—10 to wigan early in the second half. tomorrow, thousands — including olympic champion mo farah — will gather for the great manchester run. the event will als

tom lineham grabbed a hat—trick. it... 19—time winners wigan. the two were the last names to be pulled out of the pot in the draw a little earlier. elsewhere, holders hull fc will travel to st helens, who knocked out castleford yesterday. huddersfield giants play catalan dragons, while leigh centurions — the only second—tier team left in the draw — will play leeds rhinos, who are chasing a 14th win in the competition. those games will be played at the end of the month that's almost it from us. on the day manchester city's record breaking continued, swansea were relegated, celtic lifted another trophy, and arsene wenger said goodbye to arsenal. but he wasn't the only one bidding farewell. so too is veteran commentatorjohn motson. for half a century motty has been the voice of bbc football, commentating—on more than 2,000 games, including ten world cups. known for his humour and famous sheepskin coat, he delivered some of the most memorable lines in the sport's history. he hung—up his microphone at crystal palace today

a. trick to my last summer. or miss cuz i want ya email from me. that when the. back to the listeners. now the red square parade is a shot. at the russian military to showcase many of its latest technologies we'll see some of that later today ultimately though it's about the people here today to veterans who fought in the great patriotic war sadly every year year this. and a few of them nevertheless they are the revered stars of this parade here today and following the main parade of course there's a parade of people. from the immortal regiment holding up photographs pictures of their loved ones who fought many of whom died in that war as well that all kicks off in just under two hours' time we'll have full coverage on the ground and from the rooftops as well to give you a full picture of what's going on here in central moscow thanks for that down looking forward to that also looking forward to hearing more of those incredible stories let's go over to our correspondent down off now eager what's happening where you are right now. well nicky perpetrations final preparations are in full sw

a. trick never been concluded. and if you do. president trump. will decide america's a solution and what to do with a nuclear deal. i'm sure he'll do the right thing. with iran nuclear agreement was struck three years ago between tehran and six world powers hailed as a huge breakthrough at the time the negotiations took around nine years in exchange for some sanctions being lifted iran agreed to drastically scaled back its nuclear energy program as well as opening up its facilities to international inspection political analyst daniel mcadams believes that key figures in the u.s. establishment want to escalate the situation with iran netanyahu knows very well that he cannot take on iran on its own b.b. is playing trump like a fiddle but look around trump is good all the same losers that were in power in two thousand and two who lied us into going into iraq or we're supposed to believe that somehow just a week or so before trump has to make his decision on iran that all of a sudden they come into this amazing information here let us rush to share wi

mohamed sala is going to do a hat trick tonight. tonight. high scoring. 3-1 to us. liverpool! if victory is secured tonight it does not kick—off till 745, but a big victory parade has been planted the city and it will only be three and half miles long but it will be extended to five miles. plenty of salvation to be had if liverpool do secured victory tonight but at the moment it's still there is to play for. as you can hear quite a big atmosphere going now. starting to sing and it's only going to get more and louder as the game approaches. thank you very much. i imagine those fa ns thank you very much. i imagine those fans won't mind too much if liverpool win. should be a good game. time for the weather forecast now. here is thomas. a bit of a mixed day so far. some of us have had sunshine and in other areas the clouds have been growing and growing through the course of today and with a risk thunderstorms this evening it will be affecting mostly southern areas of the uk. the west country, possibly reaching parts of the midlands and w

a. trick never have been concluded and if you do. president trump. will desire will make us the solution on what to do with the nuclear deal. i'm sure you'll do the right thing whatever does come about on may the twelfth that's in your who will do all he can to convince the world that scrapping the deal is the right way forward even at the cost of years of negotiations and a delicate regional power balance you know will certainly know in a week's time meantime parallelled european leaders urged israel to submit all of the data is talking about them to the un's nuclear watchdog but along with the i.a.e.a. itself a number of observers suggest to do fact there is nothing new in that israeli presentation and that there's no credible evidence that iran has broken the agreement we'll keep you posted. and send a lighter note. skyhigh imaginations paid off one young russian boy it's got an artistic flair it went far beyond seeing outer space is simply black and white and as you're about to see put a bit of color into it to. it's said that stars like that don

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