thickens in london the impact of the uncertainty on business continues to be felt not just in britain germany's export led economy is feeling the pinch in the 2nd quarter 29000 german exports dropped by a whopping 21 percent compared with the previous quarter that is the biggest quarter on quarter drop since the financial crisis a decade ago germany's britain's largest source of imports accounting for around 15 percent. but having said that the biggest economic impact by far would be felt in britain a new study by the united nations found some alarming figures. after another dramatic night in westminster on wednesday the protests over break that will likely continue in london for weeks and months to come some want the u.k. to leave the e.u. without a deal some don't want brags of to happen at all. but most economic analyses on the subject point to the chaos that are no deal breakers that would bring in a new study the un conference on trade and development has warned of the consequences. in case of for no deal. exports of the u.k. will be mainly affected in with regards to the european union we

quarter that's the biggest quarter on quarter drop since the financial crisis a decade ago germany is britain's largest source of imports accounted for around 15 percent but the biggest economic impact by far would be felt in britain a new study by the united nations found some alarming figures. after another dramatic night in westminster on wednesday the protests over break that will likely continue in london for weeks and months to come some want the u.k. to leave the e.u. without a deal some don't want brags that to happen at all. but most economic analyses on the subject point to the chaos that a no deal brags that would bring in a new study the un conference on trade and development has warned of the consequences. in case of an ordeal the. exports of the u.k. would be merely affected it with regards to the opinion we are estimated this is a conservative estimate that exports to the e.u. will drop by 7 percent which is around $16000000000.00. it's not only trade with the e.u. that will be hit when it leaves the e.u. the u.k. will no longer benefit from several existing e.u. trade agreements

president, you know that even france, britain, germany, who still supported the nuclear deal, they were on your side when it came to the nuclear deal, even though countries now say there is no plausible explanation that iran bears responsibility for this attack. was it a miscalculation? has it backfired? >> translator: i asked all of the european leaders of the three european countries you mentioned and i asked them personally, why do you say that iran has aided in carrying out this attack? they did not have a single legitimate reason to offer. they only said one thing, they said, the programming and coordination needed to carry out these attacks is above and beyond the yemeni capabilities. in response, i said, that may very well be, but how much do you really know of the yemeni capabilities on the ground and then why is it that you cannot prove, show evidence where this attack originated from? >> you asked them for proof, i ask you, mr. president, for proof that you did not do this. where is that proof? >> translator: we requested for them to furnish us the proof, evidencery proof, but

this month on key saudi oil facilities washington has blamed iran a finding backed this week by britain germany and france. nevertheless amount of. talks are the only way to move forward and he's pressing for an end to sanctions. isn't. it naive at all and i don't believe in miracles i believe it takes courage to build peace and that is why it is important for the united states iran tori's of the agreement to show this courage to do this at the go because. european leaders are holding out hope that their diplomatic efforts will pave the way to deescalation with iran at a very critical time. now let me begin with some other stories making news around the world the german subsidiary of thomas cook has filed for insolvency far in the collapse of its parent company earlier this week 140000 holidaymakers are currently traveling with the firm and other local affiliates it's unclear how many customers will be affected. at least 5 people have been wounded in a bomb attack on a bus carrying police in the southern texas city of donna it's not yet known who is responsible for the attack parties have launc

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believe that they have the evidence that can show their allies, particularly european allies, britain, germany and they've invited them to join the investigator teams and britain and france have agreed to do that, that they can show them that iran was involved and, therefore, they hope that these important european allies who are still signatories to that multi-national nuclear deal that the united states was pulled out of, that they can help firm president trump's position, a position that they hope won't vascillate on change. this is a huge worry in saudi arabia, that one day they wake up to president trump and his administration says one thing, and the next day they may say another thing. right now the saudis and the gulf partners there believe the united states must be very clear and very firm with iran, because if it doesn't, they believe that iran will strike back again at saudi arabia or take other military opportunities, and that very quickly would lead to an escalation. so they need a strong, consistent diplomacy from president trump. >> nic robertson, thanks, as always, for that grea

renewables are in crisis in australia, britain, germany.re in the midst of a collapse of the wind and solar industries around the world. i thought it was very -- this shows that candidates were really quite out of touch with both the science and current events. >> dana: it's been a pleasure to have you on. follow mike shellenberger on twitter. we'll have you back. thank you. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: so you already know junk food is bad for kwrourb right? but can it also make you go blind? shocking new case study next. plus, investigators starting to interview survivors and witnesses in the deadly diving boat fire off the coast of california. what they're learning so far still ahead. we trust usaa more than any other company out there. they give us excellent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, yo

britain. he's the favorite to win the next to become the next prime minister d. link has been wiped out in germany why are the policies of delinquent not popular. here but certainly the policies are shared with corbin many of them where the policy is doing better maybe in britain well i mean i would be very glad if we call them would be the next prime minister in great britain but we will all see when you see all the opinion polls in germany the positions of the party the link is very popular you know we are against military interventions brought against us nuclear war in germany we want that the us take them back for example we are against. policies of the malcolm government for example and so we do have a lot of common with the majority of the people in germany even for taxing the billionaires and the millionaires and but the problem is not only to have you know these popular positions so we have to get voters at their elections and this is a different question. do you think the media is channeling in the media in germany is channeling opposition to the c.d.u. straight to the f.t. is that what's

anticipation that the change was coming and remember europe is heavily dependent on business with britain, germany the cusp of disruption, as france and italy are so either they don't have a formal agreement but informal ways to make sure things don't become chaotic if a break comes. the credit rating was downgraded by fitch, and as fitch went forward they sat at the month-long protest the region stability, so let's get to jonathan than hunt. >> connell, good early saturday morning from hong kong, and we may have had a taste of what is yet to come this weekend with police and protesters clashing again friday at a nearby police station and a subway station. riot police were heavily out numbered at types and fired tear gas and rubber bullets to try to drive the crowd back. now hong kong's chief executive tried this week to draw the stin g from the summer-long protest by scrapping a extradition bill but that appears to have done little to lay the fears of many protesters that the chinese government still seeks to take tighter control of hong kong and break the central promise it made when the territo

there is really not much hope for this deal to stay in place the remaining signatories france britain and germany are being urged to do everything they can to chime bypass the sanctions that the united states has imposed on iran since they withdrew from the deal last year the u.n. say that that because these sanctions have been put in place on iran's oil and banking sectors the europeans have not been able to hold their end of the deal and iran is going through various articles in the agreement which stipulates this very specific scenario that if somebody withdraws from this deal iran has the ability to object and withdraw step by step from this deal and that's exactly what's happening in the iranians say that it's really now up to the europeans in the next 60 days to do everything they can to uphold the still 24 ukrainian sailors held prisoner in russia have returned home the much awaited prisoner swap so the 2 countries exchange 35 prisoners on each side the sailors were captured near the crimean peninsula last november. police in hong kong have successfully prevented a protest targeting the ci

there is really not much hope for this deal to stay in place the remaining signatories france britain and germany are being urged to do everything they can to chime bypass the sanctions that the united states has imposed on iran since they withdrew from the deal last year the u.n. say that that because these sanctions have been put in place on iran's oil and banking sectors the europeans have not been able to uphold their end of the deal and iran is going through various articles in the agreement which stipulates this very specific scenario that if somebody withdraws from this deal iran has the ability to object and withdraw step by step from this deal and that's exactly what's happening in the iranians say that it's really now up to the europeans in the next 60 days to do everything they can to uphold this deal $24.00 ukrainian sailors held prisoner in russia have returned home the much awaited prisoner swap so the 2 countries exchange $35.00 prisoners on each side the sailors were captured near the crimean peninsula last november and accused of illegally entering russia. as a professor comparat

2 attacks on to oil facilities in saudi arabia iran has also denied those claims now france britain and germanyhave joined the united states in leveling those accusations against their run they are calling for iran to enter a new talks aimed at both soaring the nuclear deal a french president is pushing for trying to meet iranian president hassan rouhani trump says he will not rule out anything now for his spot iran's president hassan rouhani wants other leaders to stop interfering in iran's affairs and the middle east region this is what hasan rouhani had to say when he arrived in new york. we have come to new york for the u.n. general assembly and for other meetings on the sidelines. we hope that in this very sensitive situation that we will be able to convey the message of regional peace and the end of any interference in the persian gulf and the middle east. this is a message from the great nation of iran which is under the pressure of a cruel economic war. the teacher was full audio and our nation is a nation of resistance and perseverance and we want to all sides to return to their commit

britain and germany have agreed on the need for an international response to saturday's attacks on saudi oil facilities tension between the west in tehran is escalating after president donald trump blamed iran for those attacks now the german chancellor angela merkel said that negotiations with tehran are still europe's preferred option have a listen. i explained that we on the european signed believe that the agreement for iran without nuclear weapons is a foundation stone to which we should return. to the invent so we can there is of course a number of other issues involving iran. the ballistic missile program involvement in syria. and so there is a great deal to discuss. now tehran denies any part in the saudi attacks and iran's leaders appear defiant saying any talks with washington are contingent on its returning to the nuclear deal trump abandoned last year he was a tehran is facing down the pressure from washington speculation of a possible summit with the us president on the sidelines of the upcoming u.n. general assembly iran's supreme leader ruled out diplomatic talks at any le

how dare you. >> britain, france and germany have joined the u.s.n two key aramco tankers. ministeran foreign points to claims of responsibility from rebels in yemen, saying that if iran were behind the attacks, there would be nothing left of the refinery. boris johnson has told eu wants a deal, he but that brexit will happen at the end of next month. they met ahead of the yuan general assembly in new york, away,is just six weeks and there is increasing doubt a deal can be struck. are promised -- the labour party is promising a second referendum, saying voters can change their minds. >> too much has happened in the last three years that -- for this to happen without the consent of the public. we need to answer basic and vital question. to leave withed the best deal that can be secured or would you not rather raving -- remain in the eu? >> nissan's former chairman, carlos ghosn, has been fined $60 million by the sec. they say he failed to discover 100 -- disclose $140 million in compensation he was slated to receive a retirement. the claim stemmed fr

france germany and britain have issued a joint statement blaming iran for a recent attack on saudi oil facilities the u.s. also holding around responsible iran is accuse the european states of parroting american rhetoric. little messi is men's football or of the year he was crowned world's best player for a record 6th time of the fever words of a long megan rapinoe was named woman woman's player of the year after lifting the world cup with the usa in july. this is the news from berlin don't forget you can always find the latest headlines at g.w. dot com or follow us on twitter. that's all for now gary hard up next with you know your business i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for the. kickoff thanks. to make things right match glovebox beef still some dos and wins back a fan. me it'll be all right match now to our course because. to win its 1st game this season in berlin breathes a sigh of relief. kick on 60 minutes the. world unto itself. with its own gravitational pull out of. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. don't believe that he was in

oil and banking sector the europeans signatories that are left in this deal that is france britain and germany have not been able to uphold their end of the deal the iranians say that they will continue to reduce their commitments to try and force the europeans to come to come to some kind of an agreement to try and move forward under this deal to see the economic benefits that they've been promised iran spent 12 years negotiating this agreement and 2 years of very very strong hard diplomatic efforts by the country's foreign minister zarif to reach this agreement or they were supposed to see a series of economic relief packages but none of that happened since united states reached through and they say that this is the reason they've done this in the iranian president hassan rouhani stress that all these steps that they've taken so far are all reversible as soon as the europeans come back to this agreement and show that they are very serious and uphold their end of the deal. in tehran thank you. at least 10 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a large explosion in afghanistan's capital

iran for attacks on 2 oil facilities in saudi arabia allegations that iran denies now france britain and germany have joined the u.s. in those accusations after meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. summit iran to enter fresh talks aimed at saving a landmark nuclear deal after the u.s. . france is pushing for a meeting between u.s. president in iran in president rouhani. iran's president meanwhile says other leaders should stop interfering in iranian affairs in the middle east region iranian state television broadcast these remarks of hostile ronnie speaking to reporters when it arrived in new york take this. message we have come to new york for the u.n. general assembly and for other meetings on the sidelines. we hope that in this very sensitive situation that we will be able to convey the message of regional peace and the end of any interference in the persian gulf and the middle east between we all became a lot whole year month day this is a message from the great nation of iran which is under the pressure of a cruel economic war out of egypt was already on our nation is a nation of resistance

britain and germany have agreed on the need for an international response to saturday's attacks on saudi oil plants british prime minister boris johnson and german chancellor angela merkel also said it was necessary to deescalate tension in the region u.s. president donald trump has blamed tehran for recent attacks around leaders deny the allegations. tehran is facing down the pressure from washington speculation of a possible summit with the u.s. president on the sidelines of the upcoming u.n. general assembly iran's supreme leader ruled out diplomatic talks at any level. because there will be neither biological nor trilateral talks if the u.s. takes back its words if they repent and return to the nuclear deal that they have violated then they can take part in the meeting of signatories to the agreement with iran but washington doesn't look set to repent it's blaming iran for the weekend attacks on saudi oil facilities. the u.s. military released these satellite images as evidence of the precision of the strikes. a precision it says could only be carried out by a state. president trump

let's brief you now some of the other stories making the news this hour france germany and britain have issued a joint statement blaming iran for a recent attack on saudi oil facilities the u.s. also holds around responsible tehran has accused the european states of quote parroting american rhetoric. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has met with his political rival benny gantz to discuss a unity government and a rotating prime ministership the 2 leaders rail's largest parties but neither one a clear mandate in last week's elections a 3rd round of elections looms if the talks fail to form a government. oh governments and insurers have launched a massive operation to bring home vacationers stranded by the collapse of the u.k. travel giant thomas cook more than half a 1000000 people mostly british and german customers have been left in travel limbo since the tour operator went bust. it's to bangladesh now and militant islamist groups there are reported to be tightening their grip on ranger refugee camps in bangladesh a deed of you news investigation has found that militants allege

there is really not much hope for this deal to stay in place the remaining signatories france britain and germany are being urged to do everything they can to chime bypass the sanctions that the united states has imposed on iran since they withdrew from the deal last year the when you say that because these sanctions have been put in place on iran's oil and banking sectors the europeans have not been able to hold their end of the deal and iran is going through various articles in the agreement which stipulates this very specific scenario that if somebody withdraws from this deal iran has the ability to object and withdraw step by step from this deal and that's exactly what's happening in the rain and say that it's really now up to the europeans in the next 60 days to do everything they can to uphold the steel. and let's take a look at what different grades of uranium enrichment actually mean when you're anian is mind it has less than one percent of the material used in nuclear reactors but that increases once it's concentrated when enrichment reaches 5 percent it can be used in nuclear power plan

for attacks and to oil facilities in saudi arabia allegations which iran denies now france britain and germany have joined the u.s. in those accusations on the sidelines of the u.n. summit urged iran to enter fresh talks aimed at saving a landmark nuclear deal after the u.s. pulled out last year u.s. president dollars from is set to address the delegates in about an hour's time from now. on the west coast now the chorus on aza for nominee is at the united nations in new york alexander as we mentioned donald trump is you just speak there in about an hour from now what can we expect from him. well for me it's the 3rd time that i'm covering donald trump's address to the united nations and therefore i expect him to once again focus on he's america 1st policy as he did last year and the year before so he will probably talk about how important it is to take courage of the american people 1st before so all the in the world's problems he will probably talk about other nations and how they used to take adventure advantage of the united states and how he has been trying as a president to change it and h

will be the last people to enjoy the service and this is being repeated at airports across britain and germanyll as scandinavia. last flights arriving at the same time, rescue operation getting under way. there are aircraft going away from here at manchester airport and across europe. mainly heading to mediterranean airports. there, the passengers will be bought back hopefully on the day they were due to finish their holidays. they are in the good position. the less fortu nate in the good position. the less fortunate position of the million or so travellers who have forward bookings with thomas cook who are finding they don't have their vacations, sorry about the noise here, they're vacations, sorry about the noise here, they‘ re making vacations, sorry about the noise here, they're making a lot of announcements, they are going to have to book new flights. that is an announcement telling people that the company has gone under and if you go to the check—in area which is on a different floor from to the check—in area which is on a different floorfrom here, it's to the check—in area which is on a

germany france and britain have also blamed iran for carrying out the attacks iran denies design again the country's president hassan rouhani is expected to meet with german chancellor angela merkel later this evening. joining me now is the. alexander from naaman she is at the united nations and joins me now from there alexander the u.s. president donald trump is due to speak there shortly what can we expect from him. so for me it's the 3rd time that i'm covering his address to the united nations and therefore i would expect him to focus once again on his america 1st poll the sea as he did last year and the year before he will probably talk about the importance of taking care of for the american people 1st before solving the world's problems he will probably talk about other nations who used to take advantage of the united states and that he. was president has been trying to change it we just got a few excerpts brought the white house. and indeed to data and evidence that he might be focusing on his america 1st policy so he is expected to say that i quote if you want freedom take pride

general assembly kicks off in new york, britain, france, and germany joined the u.s. in blalaming iraran for the attack on saudi oil installations. iran rejecting the suggestion. thank you for joining us. coming up this hour, one yeses d 1 no. we will break d down why an eu court says luxembourg gave a sweetheart tax deal to a multinational that the netherlands did not. that is cocoming up in our business update. a french celebrity chef sues the michelin restaurant guard for -- removing --uide for for refusing to remove his restaurant from the guide for what is known as ched dargate. the u.k. supreme court has ruled boris johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament for five weeks ahead of brexit. it could have significant implications for the departure from the eu. parliament could be reassembled with johnson's authority damaged just over a month before he vowed to oversee the parts are from the european union with or without a deal. let's listen to the ruling from the supreme court in london. >> the court is bound to conclude that the decision to oguese her

britain, france and germany issue as joint statement saying in part there is no other plausible explanation than that iran bears responsibility for the attack joining us from teheran, how is iran reing spondinging to all o this >> reporter: unsurprisingly not reacting very well a strong joint statement issued by athe u. can k iran immediately rejected the statement. accused them of quote parroting absurd u.s. claims while at the same time ruling out the possibility of negotiating a new deal with world powers as well as negotiating iran's regional influence and missile program. iran's foreign minister said the three european partners had demonstrated paralysis in fulfilling their obligation without u.s. approval and iran has continually been warning the u.s. and its allies against any military response on iranian soil, saying their response will be crushing. back to you. >> thank you >>> well, we turn to the troubling accusations against the u.s. army soldier behind bars the fbi says the soldier shared bomb-making instructions on social media and the activists and head quarters of a news net

germany is already in recession. ireland would be hit worse. worse than britain? yes, actually. recession. there are regions of the mediterranean where there are 40% unemployment rates. this is not a time to give up and say we haven't reached a deal. there will be a deal. that is the point that boris johnson campaigned for. he said i will take us out of the eu with or without a deal. as though a no—deal brexit was actually a feasible and good option. he came to power saying he would take us out of the eu come what may, and now he can't. in some ways, there is some optimism or realism that you have to do the tough work of getting a deal. do you mean he can't, for the economic reasons that janet's talking about, the ones that we have seen in the document setting out the worst consequences of a no deal, or do you mean he can't for political reasons, constitutional or legal reasons, because parliament said he can't? all of those. the reality he also had... the conservatives coming out today are more important than david cameron or borisjohnson. the british public are hearing from var

a decade ago germany is britain's largest source of imports down to 4 and 15 percent. indian prime minister narendra modi has arrived in the far is the russian city of that evil stock or eastern economic forum what was received by russian president vladimir putin before they departed by boat for the talks they are expected to discuss the 2 countries deepening cooperation in the oil and natural gas and. everyone knows that keeping a straight face is a port and when doing business in china you'll be able to pay for your shopping with your facial features soon the company's embrace of facial payment technology is spied for. shoppers strike a pose in front of a camera and smiling to the point of sale machine the image links to a digital payment system or a bank account payment is made on the shopper walks out with their freshly purchase goods. in china mobile payment is already among the most advanced in the world but this makes paying even easier 7. it's convenient because you can buy things very quickly it's different from payment in the traditional supermarket in which

the 2nd quarter that's the biggest quarterly drop since the financial crisis a decade ago germany is britain's largest source of imports accounting for around 15 percent. indian prime minister narendra modi arrived in the far eastern russian city of stop for the 3 day eastern economic forum. by russian president vladimir putin before the pair departed by boat for further talks they're expected to discuss their 2 countries deepening cooperation in the oil and natural gas sectors. everyone knows that keeping face is important when doing business in china well now you can even pay for your shopping with their official features china is embracing facial payment technology technology despite privacy concerns. shoppers strike a pose in front of the camera and smiling to the point of sale machine the image links to a digital payment system or a bank account payment is made on the shopper walks out with their freshly purchase goods. in china mobile payment is already among the most advanced in the world but this makes paying even easier. it's convenient because you can buy things very quickly it's dif

the 2nd quarter that's the biggest quarterly drop since the financial crisis a decade ago germany is britain's largest source of imports accounting for round 15 per cent. the 28th world economic forum in africa will be officially opened by south africa's president cyril ramaphosa on thursday but the event is already being overshadowed by looting and beautiful big attacks against other africans living in south africa. many african foreigners no longer feel safe in south africa these demonstrators wanted and to the violence against women in the country authorities have stepped up security at the venue for the world economic forum the mood is tense but south african officials aren't taking part in the press conferences and some participants want to talk about the attacks. i think it showed yes i think is shared especially as really iconic now there were having this meeting there are demonstrations about jennifer because tights and right outside the building i think it should be a focus point and their gender to sam participants the coals as full south africa's problems are clear it's inequality s

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fears some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world are france germany and britain have issued a joint statement saying that iran is responsible for a recent attack on saudi oil facilities this so winds them with washington on the issue on the sidelines of the un general assembly the 3 leaders today urged iran to avoid provocation and instead choose diable israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has met with his political rival by the guns after calling for a unity government israel's president has invited both of the men to meet with him after recent elections failed to provide a clear winner both sides have been looking for coalition partners to form a majority but so far come up short. for here in europe leaders meeting in malta have reached a deal on how to resettle migrants rescued from the mediterranean the agreement is aimed at easing pressure on southern european union nations and it will be presented to other e.u. member states next month they're hoping to resolve one of the most contentious issues that the e.u. has faced in recent years. on land at last

vonnie: it is interesting because you sold a bunch of assets in ireland, and also in britain and germany, and moving to the peripheral countries, right? italy and spain. bruce: italy, spain and portugal. we are staying away from greece and cyprus, and focusing acquisitions in spain, italy and portugal. very vibrant economies. spain is doing quite well, much better than most of the countries up north in terms of gdp growth. vonnie: hard brexit has been your base case. is it now? bruce: it is a very tough equation because if you take the man at his word, boris johnson, when asked a question in front of the press corps, responded, "i would rather be dead in a ditch then delay brexit." it is all going to come down to constitutional law. he has been blocked by the parliament from leaving without a deal, and yet, he's told the people, and the people voted that they want to leave, and he stands behind it. the question is, will he go crashing out with it? i think the one thing he may be able to change is that whole irish backstop to make it from a backstop to maybe a soft cushion to allow trade

sunday for talks with the rain ian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif iran has given britain france and germany another 60 days to see if they can do anything to salvage this the all and the head of iran's atomic energy organization has told al-jazeera that after the next phase it wrong will have officially abandon all of its technical commitments under the nuclear agreement dorset al-jazeera. meanwhile the united states says a satellite photo proves iran has lied about the oil tanker released in gibraltar last month the u.s. has the edge in daria one is now anchored off the coast of syria despite iranian assurances that wouldn't head it in july and british marines stormed the supertanker suspected of shipping.

russia in making friends again with the europeans the west europeans especially france and germany and may be britain as well because of the war mongering that's going on in brussels at nato over the last few years now it has been rarely annoying to hear what being said by some european governments in poland in the baltic states yet about the danger russia the russian bear trying all righty to to attack on its western flank to attack northern europe why on earth president putin do that that is what i think should be no one to explain why that would be a possibility but it's a really good talking about look i lived in poland for over 10 years i know that i know that steak really well ok really well let me go to emmanuel you something that luke brought up here with this french initiative here and let's put that now let's put it right next to it nato how is that going to work because nato needs an enemy and russia is the most convenient one i've heard all the arguments but it's true ok nato needs it needs a mission to prove that it's a necessity to as an organization and it's picked up on not terrorism