it, of course, has benjamin netanyahu on it, of course, has benjamin neta nyahu on the it, of course,age. that is the picture. it is an interesting story. it is notjust the telegraph. reuters and others have it. the chief economist at the bank of england was talking about how they gauge the mood, as it were, what would affect sentiment of consumers, what would affect spending in the uk, and he is somebody that is known for his alternative views on things. yes, he is. he is talking about looking at spotify, what we watch on telly, the radio, playlists, to get an idea of spending. it seems a whimsical story. but an idea of spending. it seems a whimsicalstory. but think an idea of spending. it seems a whimsical story. but think about the post—war environment. upbeat and happy musicals coming out. it is a good way to look at things. sentiment is everything. investors wa nt to sentiment is everything. investors want to know about sentiment. it is a good determinant of figures. interest rates and so on. sentiment is everything. consumer confidence is everything. consumer confidence is impor

netanyahu nuclearagreement, benjamin neta nyahu was i nuclearagreement, benjamin netanyahu was i thinkg about the conflict here is that history has shown that if it is less to fester without a positive political horizon, and i mean not simplya political horizon, and i mean not simply a victory for one side or the sense that it is going towards a better life for both peoples, if that does not happen, then what has a lwa ys that does not happen, then what has always happened in the past is that the tension rises and violence starts. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... what if you had the same name as him? 0r him? we met the south koreans who have rather familiar names. the pope was shot, the pope will live — that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatican. the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked a woman just sentenced t

well there's a lot of people who believe that benjamin netanyahu when he made his presentation he was talking to an audience of one which was the u.s. president the fact that he started and conducted most of that briefing in english he said he shared the information with the americans all of that was geared to put pressure on donald trump to essentially deliver a political victory for both president trump and also for benjamin netanyahu we've heard from the u.s. secretary of state the new u.s. secretary of state who is in jerusalem just a few days ago he said that the state department is poring over all the documents they are translating them and at an early stage they believe that those documents are true and therefore the iran deal is based on a lie but there's nothing new in that might pompeo when he was a congressman and when he was director of the cia even during his confirmation hearing to become the next secretary of state suggested that the iran deal was a bad deal and had to be renegotiated that donald trump being donald trump is trying to build up the suspense he said that p

today, benjamin netanyahu says it is built on lies.ither they are complying or there is a complete falsehood in the foundation of this deal. and donald trump bringing us to the brink of nuclear war and people should think about what about his foreign policy has led us to this place. >> we will get more details on his relapse findings when benjamin netanyahu joins "fox and friends" later this morning. rob: mike warmbier - mike pompeo was on a plane heading for the middle east to take aim at the iran nuclear deal. pompeo will deliver a speech introducing himself to the state department. the face-to-face meeting between kim jong un and donald trump could be held at the korean demilitarized zone. >> something i like about it because you were there. there is a great celebration to be had on the site, not in a third-party county. >> pres. moon convinced the dictator to hold the meeting at the same site they met, the same place the leaders to make peace, and end the decades old korean war. >> donald trump imposing steel and aluminum tariffs i

it illustrates notjust the desperation of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu of donald trump and benjaminst to of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu notjust to discredit of donald trump and benjamin netanyahu not just to discredit the deal but to undermine it completely. whether it is true or not, we don't know. one has to assume. a former high—ranking british diplomat who has a lot of experience with international peace agreements he wanted to be anonymous says, it's bloody outrageous to do this. the whole point of negotiations is not to play dirty tricks. i'm really frightened that trump and the current administration in israel is pushing for a conflict which is, you know, we already have got syria which is like a mini world war. we don't want another theatre of war. we certainly don't. i will stop you there just to get the front of the sunday express. can ijust there just to get the front of the sunday express. can i just say, there just to get the front of the sunday express. can ijust say, nice picture. lovely picture. it will sell a lot of copies. it will get them lots of money. it

netanyahu —— the israeli prime minister benjamin neta nyahu —— the the israeli prime minister benjaminprime minister has confirmed that she had spoken to the israeli prime minister. a downing street ‘s buckman said theresa may condemned the iranian rocket attacks against israeli forces, but urged calm on both sides. the statement went on to say that the prime minister reiterated the uk's position on the iran nuclear deal, noting that we and our european partners remain firmly committed to ensuring that that deal is upheld. president trump of course pulled the us out of that deal earlier this week, and israel were against that deal as well. so that has come from downing street. we have also heard that officers from the metropolitan police counterterrorism command have arrested a 41—year—old woman on suspicion of possession of a document likely to be useful for the purposes of terrorism. they arrested the woman at stansted airport this afternoon. she was attempting to board an outbound flight to sweden. two bits of news just in for you. a man who beat his girlfriend to death and then dis

the israeli minister, benjamin netanyahu, israeli minister, benjamin neta nyahu, has called israeli ministere the embassies to jerusalem, to follow the united states and move the embassies tojerusalem, speaking ahead of monday's opening of the new american embassy. french police have arrested a friend of the suspected militant islamist who stabbed and killed a bystander in paris on saturday. the attacker was reportedly bought in chechnya and was on anti—terror watch list. manchester city had broken the points were good for the english premier league on the final day of the season with a 1—0 victory of —— over

my exclusive interview with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.avid bossie, and chris hahn. plus i take you inside the historic hopping of the jerusalem embassy. but first my opening statement. so here we are at the one-year anniversary of the mueller investigation. we have witnessed events unfold which are so unbelievable, so unimaginable, you would have to be wearing a tinfoil hat or a card-carrying member of the conspiracy party to even believe it exists. we watched the president claim he had been wiretapped. the democrats chuckled. but he was right. he was right. prosecutors and fbi agents working to change the course of political history. a shadow government whose agenda is to maintain their own power and control. a deep state we thought existed only on the pages of novels, alive and well here in the united states of america. we watched in real-time as text messages rewe'll haved those agents -- we revealing those agents creating the basis to overthrow a sitting president. $10 million and millions of documents later, nothing. i repeat nothing

benjamin: not much.he central bank has been playing with a different peripheral tolls for several years, and the market is saying that it is enough. after this increase, they want to see is a publication of policy, which means they want the three rates of the bank has been using to be simple fight into one main rate, for the central bank to stick with that one. scarlet: why are there so many different rates and why is it not simplified at the moment? benjamin: it allows them flexibility, so they have a series of rates ranging from 8.5% to now 61.5%, so on a daily basis -- 16.5%, so on a daily basis they can decide on what they want to do, overnight they could cut this down by 600 basis points. julia: you alluded to the market testing them and forcing them to raise rates even further. i was looking at the finance minister's comments and he said it is time to restore the credibility of turkey's monetary policy. element ofuggest an tension within the government between the finance ministry and the president

hello, benjamin. >> hi, shannon. it may be calm now but this was a major event, shock waves are still being felt. this was the first time that iranian forces have attacked israeli forces in the golan heights in this way. it was then the largest air operation since 1973 by the israeli air force. that was the yom kippur war. this started when the iranian forces fired around 20 rockets of the israeli ministry in the golan heights. those rockets were either intercepted or fell short but nevertheless, this is a major population by iran. a few hours later, israel responded and in a big way. the countries air force destroying nearly all of iran's military in syria in a massive operation taking out 50 different sites, 28 people reported killed. the targets range from iranian intelligence heights, logistics, military headquarters, ammo dumps, rocket launchers. clear warning to iran that israel will respond forcefully to any aggression. israel has always said that it would never allow iran to set up permanent military bases in

welcome back medea benjamin is the co-founder of the woman led peace group code pink and the co-founder of the human rights group global exchange she's been an advocate for social justice for more than forty years she's also been described as one of america's most committed fighters for human rights alex spoke to her recently in new york city. but the benjamin welcome to the island salmon show that you'd like to visit us combine both the women's movement and the international peace movement for your coup funding of could take for example including running for state office in california for the green party but probably your most successful campaign when you used to call nike and some people say brought it to its knees you know it's interesting alex in all the work i've done over the years as an activist the easiest are going after companies that have brand names and have some kind of outlet retail outlet so we went after nike for the way they were treating workers in china indonesia vietnam toxic chemicals they were using in the factories and you go outside a couple of nike stores and ma

we want to thank medea benjamin.er book is "inside iran: the real history and politics of the islamic republic of iran." and thank you to trita parsi of the nationonal iranian american council. this is democracy now! of course we will continue to cover the fallout of the u.s. pulling out of the iran nuclear agreement. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman and juan gonzalez. juan: voters in west virginia, ohio, indiana, and north carolina headed to the polls tuesday to decide a number of key primaries. in west virginia, the state's attorney general patrick morrisey won a closely watched u.s. senate primary defeating u.s. representative evan jenkins and former coal baron don blankenship. blankenship had served a year in prison after 29 miners died in the 2010 upper big branch mine disaster. he faced intense criticism after releasing an ad attacking senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and his "china family." patrick morrissey will now fa

are we seeing on our screens now this is president pierson along with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu these are some russian generals i would assume. yes those who are also the commander commanders the defense minister follows the president members of the parliament and the prominent figures of the nation should be i expect president putin to say any words when he arrives at the eternal flame or is it usually a very violent affair very thoughtful actually this is a very informal ceremony that would simply come up and put some. flowers maybe they will stand a little bit thinking about. what about their thoughts and. remembrances indeed. crowds around europe have been wowed by the touretzky choir. now that it's one of the world's best and on that victory songs the toys they perform the water time hits that kept soldiers spirits up on the battlefield. the you do keep the in. the atlantic. thank you anything in. the u.s. . news the lucky. thank you for joining us for our very special coverage of the seventy third victory day parade in red square had finished just a few moments a

>> harris: benjamin hall is live from jerusalem. benjamin? >> hi, harris. five days left until president trump has to make a decision whether to recertify the deal. and pressure is mounting across the world. iranians are coming out saying that the u.s. would pay a heavy price if they didn't do just that. but there was a slightly more mild tone with them today with president rouhani coming out saying iran would consider not abandoning the deal if the u.s. did indeed pull out. that is only as long as the european union could offer guarantees that iran would continue to benefit from the accord. that is in contrast to the other pressure campaign at the moment that highlight the threat posed by iran and this nuclear deal which president trump called insane. that was benjamin netanyahu's prinnation last week highlight -- presentation last week highlighting how iran lied about the extent of the program. of course, the pressure from across the pond. first emmanuel macron an then angela merkel. today, boris johnson also in d.c. meeting with the ambassador bolton and

both trump and benjamin netanyahu have both the great friends. ok well yeah and next now his comments do of course come at a very critical time as well with just ten days remaining before donald trump has to make that final decision on the iran deal thanks for those details mark as you have thank you for coming. well hailed as a huge diplomatic success the iran nuclear deal was hammered down back in twenty fifteen between the u.s. china the u.k. russia france and germany negotiations took nine years ending a ten year standoff over iran's nuclear activities to run agreed to strict limits on its nuclear program and to opening up its facilities to international experts in return some sanctions against the country were lifted. danny mcadams executive director at the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity says netanyahu wants to maneuver the u.s. into confrontation 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

change also coming up name calling and finger pointing in the middle east israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu accuses iran of not complying with the nuclear deal but provides no evidence of noncompliance since the deal came into effect with no smoking gun critics are questioning his timing. thanks for your company everyone i leyla herat what we start with breaking developments out of armenia where the country's political crisis has just deepened this evening the country's parliament has rejected opposition leader and he called for a prime minister after the ruling party refused to back him it was the only candidate for the job he led days of protests that prompted the previous prime minister search to resign last month while pasha earlier warned that lawmakers of what he called a quote political tsunami if they fail to elect him saying the ongoing protests could turn violent even tens of thousands of his supporters are gathered outside the building where. they have been waiting all day for a decision all right we can get you the latest start right now from a colleague who is at the

is to the minister benjamin netanyahu is to the minister benjamin neta nyahu has said is to the minister benjamin netanyahu has said he is armed forces were acting in self—defence. the violence came as the us open the controversial embassy injerusalem. a palestinian official described it asa a palestinian official described it as a hostile act against international law. and this video is trending on bbc.com. a chinese climber who was crippled by frostbite on everest more than a0 years ago has scaled the peak at the start of this year's ski season. she's the first double amputee to scale the peak, and the first ever from the nepalese side. stay with us, more to and the top story here in the uk. the european union's chief negotiator michel barnier says a little progress has been made in talks about the uk's withdrawal since march. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. it is round two of trade negotiations between beijing and washington. could they strike a softer tone as president trump vowed to help chinese telecoms giant zte? and they are in high demand that

benjamin neta nyahu who say israel, the government of benjamin netanyahu who say they were just defending that is the line from israel. a report by a uk civil liberties group has found a failure rate of more than ninety per cent in facial recognition systems used by police. big brother watch has described the technology as "dangerous and inaccurate". our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. the champions league final in cardiff last year and south wales police are trying a new way of monitoring the crowd but the facial recognition technology is a great success. it ends up wrongly identifying people as being on a police database identifying people as being on a police data base 93% identifying people as being on a police database 93% of the time. at the notting hill carnival, the same technology has performed even worse for the metropolitan police with a 98% failure rate in identifying people on a watchlist. now a civil liberties groups as the whole experiment should end. what we are building is essentially a mass survey of its system which can buy metrically tack and locate

netanyahu jerusalem, israel's leader benjamin neta nyahu has called jerusalem, israel's leader benjamines to do the same. turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan arrives in london shortly, for his first visit since 2012. britain hopes to strike a free trade deal with turkey after brexit, but some are criticising the government's closeness to a president who's clamped down on free speech and jailed opponents. a vehicle has exploded in the indonesian city of surabaya, injuring several police officers. it comes a day after 13 people were killed there in suicide attacks on three churches. those attacks were all carried out by members of one family. now it is a time to take a look at the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the front page of the times here in the uk, which reports that the head of m15 is to address eurpean —— european security officials in berlin today, accusing russia of a campaign of disinformation. it will be a rare public attack on a foreign power. in the gulf news, its take on the inauguration of the us embassy in occupied jerusalem today. it describes the

was based on lives that have been days before donald trump decides on continuing the deal or not benjamin netanyahu showed before to what he said was an archive of stolen nuclear plans. and the dominican republic has announced it's breaking ties with taiwan to stop its diplomatic relations with china is the latest nation to cut ties with taiwan leaving the island with just nineteen diplomatic allies around the globe mainland china taiwan split up the civil war and while taiwan sees itself as a sovereign nation it has never formally declared independence. well more now on the votes in the armenian parliament robin foster walker joins us live now from the capital robin so just update us on what's happening inside the parliament. i've been on the square all republics where we had a few technical difficulties earlier because of the size of the crowds meaning that we struggled to be to use our data to go life and bring you the latest from there just an indication of how many people are there with huge expectations because of what is happening in parliament and in fact on the square they've ere

both trump and benjamin netanyahu have boasted that they were great friends. had is a huge diplomatic success the iran nuclear deal was hama down back in twenty fifteen between the us china the u.k. russia france and germany negotiations took nine years ending at ten years found off over iran's nuclear activities to iran agreed to strict limits on its nuclear program and to the opening up of its facilities to international experts in return some sanctions against the country were lifted. daniel mcadams executive director at the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity say's netanyahu wants to maneuver the u.s. into a confrontation 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 has got 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've come into this amazing information here let us rush to share w

nothing will break us, not benjamin netanyahu, nothing will break us, not benjamin neta nyahu, not nothingl break us, not benjamin netanyahu, not israel, not the united states. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: the islamic state claims responsibility for a spate of suicide attacks in the indonesian city of surabaya, raising fears about its influence in south—east asia. and the people of bangalore, who spend 250 hours a year in trafficjams, let off steam about the city's congested roads. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. thanks forjoining us. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 2am in the morning in gaza, where palestinian officials say that israeli forces have shot dead more than 50 protesters, on the same day the united states opened its new embassy injerusalem. more than 2000 palestinians are reported to have been injured. from jerusalem, here's our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. palestinians call these protests the ‘great march of return‘. for many of the young people who rushed the border wire with israel

has he moved closer to benjamin netanyahu's view of the world 7 to benjamin netanyahu's view of the world extravaganza at last week was part of an orchestrated effort with donald trump will stop if you noticed in donald trump's speech today he referred to benjamin netanyahu's display and is documents. —— this whole — benjamin netanyahu's whole presentation. many have been ready to dismiss this is not something new. but we need to wait for the iaea to review these documents. but as president rouhani said himself, calling it a zionist conspiracy, clearly this was planned and orchestrated by the united states and israel. geneive abdo, thank you very much. thank you very much. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. malaysians are voting, following one of the most hotly—contested general election campaigns in the country's history. an opposition coalition, now headed by the 92—year—old former prime minister, mahathir mohamad, is hoping to win power for the first time since independence 6! years ago. the current leader, najib razak was once mentored by mr mahathir. the

welcome back medea benjamin is the co-founder of the women led peace group code pink and the co-founder of the human rights group global exchange she's been an advocate for social justice for more than forty years she's also been described as one of america's most committed fighters for human rights alex spoke to her recently in new york city. but the benjamin welcome to the island salmon show you'd like to visit us combine both the women's movement and the international peace movement for your call for only of could take for example including running for state office in california for the green party but probably your most successful campaign when you used to call nike and some people say brought it to its knees you know it's interesting alex in all the work i've done over the years as an activist the easiest are going after companies that have brand names and have some kind of outlet retail outlet so we went after nike for the way they were treating workers in china indonesia vietnam toxic chemicals they were using in the factories and you go outside a couple of nike stores and make s

benjamin netanyahu warns iran and syria as president bashar al assad that israel will strike if attacked. alone will come on peter you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up around fifty people are dead after a day can go with rescue workers desperately searching for survivors. the world's oldest elected leader takes over in malaysia and promises to help a former opponent he once put in prison. worries in argentina as the country goes back to the i.m.f. for a loan to avoid another economic crisis. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his military will attack any nation targeting his country including preemptive strikes now that follows israeli claims that it's destroyed most of iran's military infrastructure in syria in a wave of strikes early on thursday in response to alleged iranian attacks on the occupied golan heights. look of a bomb iran crossed a red line our response was appropriate the israeli army carried out a broad strike a very broad strike against iranian targets in syria i sent a clear message to the assad regime our action

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu may have unveiled secret files and computer disks describing them as conclusive proof that iran's nuclear program did exist this was an innocent looking compound it looks like a dilapidated warehouse he may have shown a building in iran where he says israeli intelligence agencies had found the evidence but in vienna a former director of analysis for the international atomic energy agency isn't impressed who speech is the dates are all missing everything he presented it appears to be related to developing nuclear weapons longer growers where there is nothing he presented about the war weapons program are there is news but netanyahu says the iranian program didn't end in two thousand and three it continued in secret the iran do the nuclear issue is based on laws it's based on iranian law as any reunion deception one hundred thousand files right here prove that there logs at the white house donald trump like what he saw and heard i think of anything what's happening today and what's happened over the last little while and what we've learned. has r

. -- of benjamin sterling turner. a wood were recognized -- a wi dower recognized his intellectual abilities and grew up with her children. he was put in as a manager as a hotel.ager of a he had other small businesses. whenever he went off to fight to battle -- whenever a man went off to fight in battle, he left benjamin in chrarge. he served a short term on a council. he got a full city council because he refused to take pay. he did not believe topic servants should receive money for their service. he was elected during reconstruction. while he was in washington, his main concern was amnesty for the those who was a war and -- he person who rose above race and political parties in order to the country good of and committee. his grave is marked with the aid of the confederacy for and amnesty for the confederates who fought in the war. of hattiethe grave hooper wilkins. to a prominent family. her father had intellectual abilities and put her into a school for boys. the teacher said she was the smartest student in the cl

describing benjamin neta nyahu dismissive of these allegations.olf and castigating president trump rehashing old allegations. western countries have no doubt iran had a nuclear weapons programme, that is precisely why they sought the deal in 2015 to contain its nuclear activities. one of the key architects of that deal, the eu's chief diplomat, urged israel to pass any new information it had to the un's nuclear watchdog but she said she saw nothing in the material revealed so far that should undermine the nuclear accord. revealed so far that should undermine the nuclear accordlj revealed so far that should undermine the nuclear accord. i have not seen from benjamin netanyahu arguments for the moment on noncompliance, meaning violation from iran of its nuclear commitments under the nuclear deal and again the nuclear deal was put in place exactly because there was no trust among the parties otherwise we may not have required a nuclear deal to be put in place. the timing of all this is crucial, within the next two weeks president trump could decide t

benjamin netanyahu presentation on monday. benjamin neta nyahu claimed to presentation on monday.med to have documents proving that iran had a secret nuclear weapons programme. iran has dismissed the claims. the european union, one of the signatories to the iran nuclear deal, says suspicion about a weapons programme was what led to the agreement in the first place. i have not seen from prime minister benjamin netanyahu arguments at the moment about violation of the nuclear commitments under the nuclear commitments under the nuclear deal. and it was put in place because there was no trust among the parties because there would not have been a need for it. at least eight people have been killed as militants opened fire on unarmed civilians in iraq. the attack took place in the town of tarmiya, 25km north of the capital, baghdad. it is still unclear who is behind the shooting. the iraqi government declared victory over islamic state in december but the group still carries out attacks across the country. police in paris have arrested nearly 200 demonstrators who smashed windows and tor

the israeli minister, benjamin netanyahu, israeli minister, benjamin neta nyahu, has called israeli minister, benjamin netanyahu, has called on countries to follow the united states and move the embassies to jerusalem, to follow the united states and move the embassies tojerusalem, speaking ahead of monday's opening of the new american embassy. french police have arrested a friend of the suspected militant islamist who stabbed and killed a bystander in paris on saturday. the attacker was reportedly bought in chechnya and was on anti—terror watch list. manchester city had broken the points were good for the english premier league on the final day of the season with a 1—0 victory of —— over southampton taking them to 100 points. michelle hussain will have a full round—up of the news at 10pm. first, mexico's murder rate reached a record high last year with close to 30,000 dying in drug—related violence. the coastal city of acapulco pivotally dangerous in the grip of vicious turf wars between gangs seeking to control the drugs trade. in this special and shopping edition of our world, clive myrie

embassy in jerusalem today with benjamin netanyahu welcoming the u.s. delegation including president donald trump's daughter ivanka and her husband and senior advisor jared kushner. they are in the crowd at the opening event under way with another live look at the event in jerusalem. in december, president donald trump announced that the u.s. would move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and a longtime negotiator things president donald trump setback the peak process. -- peace process. >> it's not a state problem. >> the opening comes exactly 70 years after the jewish state of israel was declared. >>> in indonesia, three churches were attacked by a family of six suicide bombers. the father, mother, two teenaged sons and daughters, just nine and 12 years old and seven were also killed in the coordinated attacks. >>> the killer wayne -- the kilauea volcano is releasing toxic gas and there is concern that the main crater near the summit may soon have explosive steam erupting that could throw rocks and ash for miles. >> it is the unknown. we are not rea

benjamin hall is live as tensions flare but we begin with chief national correspondent and henry as donald trump allows the us will not be locked into another iran deal. >> confirming the summit will be in singapore on june 12th, inside is telling us the key reason for that location is singapore is hosting a major international security conference with american and asian officials, that could set the table for success building and the victory the pres. had in the middle of the night when he personally welcomed home three americans previously incarcerated by the north korean dictator. democrat chuck schumer objected to the pres. giving kim jong un credit for the release and attack the pres. for pulling out of the iran nuclear deal. the pres. tweeted sen. schumer fought hard against the bad iran deal even though he voted against it. now he says i should not have terminated the deal but doesn't really believe that. they was comey, thought he was terrible until i fired him. the pres. said more at the rally tonight. >> remember everybody in the fake news saying he is going to get us into a nucl

[applause] >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu and mrs.yahu, secretary of treasury, steven mnuchin, deputy secretary of state, john j sullivan, gerald kushner, ivanka trump. ambassador and mrs. friedman, jason greenblatt, senators, congressmen, members of the distinguished delegation coming from the united states, our chief rabbis, ministers and heads of the opposition, commissioners of the police, head of the masson, investor, distinguished us, within your gates of jerusalem, the capital of israel. [applause] jerusalem, whose faith we swore to keep. we who we have never forgotten and never will forget. for the thousand years, the jewish people have kept the faith in jerusalem. for 3000 years, we prayed for jerusalem. since the establishment of the state of israel, 70 years ago, jerusalem has been the capital of israel and the obvious should be said from time to tend -- time. jerusalem is the heart of israel. yes, president trump, true some is home to the president of israel. jerusalem is home to the government of israel. the parliament of

benjamin joins us now in washington. what do we know and what is the timeline for getting some sort of deal? benjamin: as you mentioned, this news is breaking on monday from our european colleagues. basically this could signal a possible shift on behalf of u.s. trade representative. that would be significant because on monday, the wto was expected to consider what sanctions might look like. we don't have a timeline for what these talks might entail, but it is important to note that boeing had said previously that airbus had harmed the company and that would result in billions of dollars of tariffs on european exports. if these talks happen, it is a significant shift. some: we are reaching also sort of timeline or deadline when it comes to the eu-u.s. pat.e is that -- trade sa is it likely there will be fruitful negotiations? benjamin: looking at the larger context, this trade spat, this issue with airbus and boeing is kind of in the larger context of the eu racing to come up with some kind of deal with the u.s. before pr

in a highly show and tell tv address benjamin netanyahu laid out his case against the iran nuclear deal with what he says is new and conclusive proof tehran was lying about its nuclear weapons program. take a listen. >> we're going to show you something the world has never seen before. tonight we are going to reveal new and conclusive proof of the secret nuclear weapons program that iran has been hiding for years from the international community in its secret atomic archive. we're going to show you iran's secret nuclear files. you may well know that iran's leaders repeatedly deny ever pursuing nuclear s.weapon you can listen to iran's supreme leader. >> translator: i stress the islamic republic has never been after nuclear weapons. >> you can listen to iran's president, rouhani -- >> translator: nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in iran's security and defense doctrine and contradict our fundamental religious and ethical convictions. >> this is repeated by iran's foreign minister. >> we didn't have any program to develop nuclear weapons. both irration as

@dave briggs today. >>> benjamin netanyahu on "new day."w. >>> it's a broad list of questions. a lot of those questions will be darn difficult for the president to answer. >> there is still very much an active discussion with the president sit down and testify. >>> mueller is finished. not going to have a stitch of evidence he colluded with the russians. that's a disgrace. >> the president does not answer to mueller. he answers to the people. >> i don't think the president all the posturing can avoid this interview. ♪ >>> white house

israeli attacks the strikes were carried out hours after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in moscow saying he'd come away confident that russia would not prevent what he called israel's freedom of action a day later a different tone from the russian foreign minister. that we see this is a very alarming development we believe that all issues must be resolved through dialogue during our multiple contacts with the leadership of both iran and israel including during yesterday's meeting between putin and netanyahu we underline the necessity of avoiding any actions that might be seen as mutually provocative. for now this latest flurry of cross border violence has subsided but all sides are aware that a new bar has been set for its intensity and that it could all too easily rise again are a force at al-jazeera in the occupied golan heights so the latest there from the golan heights for now let's get more on iran's response to the israeli action. monitoring developments from tehran. senior leaders in tehran were silent in the immediate aftermath of cross border strikes between syr

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ok let's get more for you on the story we were just discussing there with robert kelly what benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister has been saying about nuclear weapons in that region of life now to hurry forces correspondent in west jerusalem harry what's the reaction where you are. well very much praising the israeli media the how of all this the the getting of this intelligence but somewhat nonplussed by what actually was that the content of it that's pretty much in capsulated in the times of israel headline which talks about the stunning op which it says overshadowed the actual intelligence stolen when you consider that half a ton of material benjamin netanyahu says was taken hundreds of thousands of documents one hundred ninety three cd roms all detailed in this very slick presentation it is if it is true and if this is what actually happened pretty incredible intelligence operation but the actual content according to the haaretz newspaper it represents a photograph of a smoking gun taken some years ago as opposed to a smoking gun i mean on that point hundred ninety three

the secretary of state went to israel before benjamin netanyahu state went to israel before benjaminis something benjamin neta nyahu has pulling out of the deal is something benjamin netanyahu has been advocating for a couple of years now since it was made. as the rhetoric seems to be hardening, but for the time being those inspections are going to continue. yes and we don't know how iran will play this. they have said that they have a few options. the most egregious being pulling out of the nuclear treaty. that's a threat, they are not going to do that. they may ramp up the enrichment level, i expect they will do that and decrease the cooperation with the inspectors and it thing we will be seeing that. they are probably sticking the deal for the time being as long as they can get some economic benefits in trade with the europeans and other non—american partners, and that the political dynamics in iran don't result in the hardliners dynamics in iran don't result in the ha rdliners just dynamics in iran don't result in the hardliners just crushing the iranian president. there's talk o

netanyahu documents, in fact benjamin neta nyahu described documents, in fact benjamin netanyahu describedas one of the greatest achievements in intelligence gathering of the israeli state, is which saying a lot. 55,000 printed pages that the mossad took in this daring operation ina mossad took in this daring operation in a warehouse in tehran. now, they seem in a warehouse in tehran. now, they seem to have got a lot more information, but the substance of it, as you are saying, the iaea say, we knew about those claims, we dealt with them. american intelligence confirmed in 2007 that iran had stopped this programme after invasion of iraq in 2003, and we heard from the iaea again today that they had no credible information that after 2012 anything has been done by the iranians in this direction. so it is in the past tense, and many are now saying today that the presentations, this power point by benjamin netanyahu, actually justifies the point by benjamin netanyahu, actuallyjustifies the need for the iran dealand actuallyjustifies the need for the iran deal and does notjunket. i'm glad you a

we are now standing at the grave of benjamin's early turner -- benjamin serling turner. in 1830, he was brought as a slave with his owner which was the winner. she recognized his intellectual abilities and educated him alongside her children. -- alongside her white children. he put him in as the manager of the hotel. onalso operated a business water avenue and had several other small businesses. during the war, whenever he went off to fight in the battle, he left mr. turner in charge of the hotel. theas also the founder of first school for african-american children in the and of soma and -- selma serve a short term on the city council but got off because he refused to be paid. he did not believe that public servants should accept the money for their service. in 1870, he was elected to the u.s. house of representatives. while he was there in washington, his main causes were amnesty for the confederates of that fought in the war and also to secure aid to help the devastated cell. he was very much supported by the people here in the city of selma, because he was one of thos

i'm joined now by al jazeera senior political analyst ron is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been making some comments about israeli military action in syria one of the things he said we will not allow iran to entrench itself militarily in syria of course it presents is very much a reality now how far the israelis willing to go to counter that well since the trump speech and withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal probably he's ready to go far enough simply because i think for prime minister to now the united states we're drawing from the iran nuclear deal within the logic that trump presented that iran is the greatest sponsor of terror on the world that iran is the biggest destabilizing force in the middle east hence we are withdrawing from the nuclear deal because iran cheats with on trust and so on so forth all of that gives green light to the likes of prime minister netanyahu to act beyond what israel was probably already to act. the last few months at the new the last few years now having said that iran also has expanded its influence in syria beyond what we've seen ce