president donald trump's plan to decertify the iranian nuclear dail is being greeted with international criticism the year of paying commissions says the dail is working that all sides should stick to their commitments russia's foreign minister is also backing the tail tama coming to pull from washington in typical style the us president heightened suspense over the fate of the landmark nuclear deal with iran when he posed with senior military officials cryptically he said maybe it's the calm before the storm donald trump wouldn't explain whether he was referring to iran but again he made clear his distaste for what he's condemned as an embarrassing deal made by his predecessor barack obama we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement as to the letter of the deal his administration has twice certified to the u.s. congress that iran is fundamentally complying with the terms earlier this week defense secretary james mattis said holding iran to it was in america's security interest i believe at this point in

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iranian nuclear deal is being greeted with international criticism the european commission says the dail is working that all sides should stick to their commitments russia's foreign minister is also backing that they are tom outcome and has more from washington d.c. . in typical style the u.s. president heightened suspense over the fate of the landmark nuclear deal with iran when he posed with senior military officials cryptically he said maybe it's the calm before the storm donald trump wouldn't explain whether he was referring to iran but again he made clear his distaste for what he's condemned as an embarrassing deal made by his predecessor barack obama we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement as to the letter of the deal his administration has twice certified to the u.s. congress that iran is fundamentally complying with the terms earlier this week defense secretary james mattis said holding iran to it was in america's security interest i believe at this point in time absent indications to the cont

speaking to parliament she said the final details of britain's withdrawal dail will be agreed at the end of the negotiation process in march twenty ninth teen reports indicate brussels could demand as much as eighteen billion dollars from the u.k. to satisfy commitments night on the e.u. treaty. al-jazeera as journalism has been vindicated in four landmark rulings issued by britain's communications regulator ofcom the decisions address complaints made against al jazeera investigative unit which produced the undercover series the lobby expose the israeli embassies that campaign to smear british citizens who are critical of israel and its policies to has this report in a four part series broadcast in january al-jazeera is investigative unit expose the israeli government's attempts to influence british democracy thank you so. do you think. the headlines at eleven o'clock israel's ambassador to the u.k. has apologized after a senior diplomat was caught on camera saying he wanted to take down the foreign office minister duncan alan duncan is a strong critic of jewish settlements and israe

theirw they have this dail ambitious plan to get it done by the end of the year or early next year.ossible? how do you do tax cuts without what appears to be any sort of plan to pay for it? ofthose are a couple different questions. i don't think his troubles with the mueller investigation will necessarily have a very big impact. this is a process that has been driven largely by congress up until now. the trump administration is certainly involved, but there is a strong push in both houses to do something on the tax system, so even if the president and his team are distracted, i still think the process will move forward because of the impetus from congress. other key question is how is all of this going to be paid for. they have set a target of an increased 10 year deficit at in both the house and senate budget resolutions. that's of the target. things they have indicated they want to do would likely lead to much larger deficits, and they are going to have to come up with a a lot of tricky raise of making -- tricky ways of making the revenue costs appear smaller. haidi: like what? >>

in the medium to long term future does it weaken the dail sound not actually by the way the head of the senate foreign relations committee just said that he is passing a new legislation that says twice a year not every ninety days so at least drum corps not have to do that every ninety days i think moving forward it's going to be really tricky for the trump and mr asian because as i said on the one hand they're escalating against iran and they do want to undo this whole deal because person trump wants to do the entire obama legacy but on the other hand there are restrictions i think having the european side with the russians of the chinese against washington that is a big deal having washington go on the defensive because it's going to do much about this is a big deal having the north koreans learned that you cannot trust the americans with any deal that is a big deal and last but not least there's more reporting from washington about why it is than thrum himself cannot be trusted with the nuclear button because now they're perhaps congress wants to pass a new legislation that says pres

a new nuclear deal is being greeted with international criticism the european commission says the dail is working russia's foreign minister says it's important to preserve the agreement. the geneva based and to nuclear weapons organization i can has been awarded this year's nobel peace prize the u.n. secretary general welcomed the unexpected decision tweeting that now more than ever we need a world without nuclear weapons the government's official representative in catalonia has apologized for the violent response by police during the session referendum on sunday may. court in madrid facing accusations of sedition council on health authorities hundred people were injured as a result of the spanish action the united states has lifted its economic sanctions against sudan after twenty years a us official cited improved human rights progress on counterterrorism in the african nation as reasons behind the move for now up next pricing the planets. that are. at the problem of global warming are getting scarce on our. earth today will cease to exist for making that reveals just how fast. a lot

. >> coming up a 46 foot statue, a large bon fire and what they ho i >> the dails ofet >>> a 45-foot statue of a naked woman overlooking the white house, a huge bonfire to the washington monument. those are just two of the highlights of an event planned on our national mall in just a few weeks. as news 4's mark segraves reports tonight, the event called catharsis on the mall is aimed at bringing attention to equal rights for women. >> reporter: it's called r-evolution, or revolution depending on your interpretation. the 45-foot-tall statue which premiered at the burning man event in 2015 will be the center piece of this year's catharsis on the mall. like last year's catharsis on the mall, there will be art, dancing, light shows and music. and, yes, there will be a fire. >> it's a way for people to come together and kind much have that cathartic feeling when you heal from a certain event whether it be personal or collective trauma. >> reporter: the fire planned for the national mall will be similar to last year's fire on the mall and not nearly as large as the fire scene at burning ma

if congress does that, the dail is blown up. america has an effect withdrawn from the deal. are a lot of consequent spirit of the most extreme is that it on the path to war. donald trump doesn't like the deal but i think he's been convinced by his more establishment advisors like mattis, tillerson, mcmaster. pulling out now brings consequences he doesn't want. he gets to decertify but congress doesn't follow through and it's a compromise. >> bret: maybe they try to push for renegotiation on some elements of it. >> that is certainly possible. the president hates the deal. he's been vocal about his dislike for it. what we are hearing is there's discussion privately about how to split the difference. give him the ability to say he's taking action while not necessarily fully exiting. it does probably involve negotiation. we are not fully clear how it's going to play out but he gets to, if he does it this way, they are saying it's not definite, he gets to make a statement. >> bret: firm pushback against the nbc reporting on secretary tillerson yesterday. but there is not denying

and national liberation army agreed to the terms after negotiations failed several times for now the dail is just temporary talks are longer term. later this month i listened to reports from bogota. it's the first ever ceasefire declared by the national liberation army or. the last active rebel group in colombia and the first concrete step after seven months of peace talks to end its five decades of conflict with the state a historic truce but one that's temporary at least for now. the new this doesn't completely end the conflict with the e.l.o. this is temporary it is not a cease fire weapons are surrendered or where demilitarisation takes place the truce will run through january twelfth and may be extended if respected the start recruiting minors and at tacking on oil routes and pipelines in exchange the colombian military will avoid confronting the rebels yet the group stepped up attacks ahead of the deal. since talks began with sanchez's government we have insisted on the urgency of this ceasefire because it stops offensive actions and brings important humanitarian relief to the colom

senators, daile bumpers and tim hutchison, little rock high was declared a national historic site.y president bill clinton. central high school is the only national park site that is also a functioning high school. representing the national park service today is mr. cameron shawly, the midwest regional director of the national park service. welcome. [ applause ] >> morning. great to be in a room filled with so many generations of inspiring people. and before i get started, a special shoutout to nancy russo. she is such an incredible part of the staff. thanks to the city and the school district for having us here. on behalf of the entire park service, including robin wright and her tremendous team, we are so proud to be a part of this event with you, commemorating this important anniversary. not just as an organization that's committed to telling the history of the site in perpetuity, but as your partner and as your fellow citizens. the national park service proudly manages a system of parks in this country that represent really a remarkable collection of places that enshrine our na

mgm dail and george clooney made headlines with michael yesterday as hollywood starts to band together law enforcement also taking a look at multiple companies and, amy, this is really spreading with new revelations also about bill o'reilly and a focus on n nondisclosure agreements. >> new york's top prosecutor is looking into whether the weinstein company violated civil and human right laws by using n nondisclosure agreements to handle harassment allegations and, yes, as reports come out about bill o'reilly's settlement, well, he is fighting back. this morning, bill o'reilly is firing back against a "new york times" report that he settled a sexual harassment claim from knox news legal analyst lis wiehl f million. the former tv host speaking out overnight on his online radio show "no spin news". >> am i mad at god? yeah, i'm mad at him. i wish i had more protection. i wish this stuff didn't happen. i can't explain it to you. yeah, i'm mad at him. >> reporter: o'reilly telling the conservative radio host glenmorangie beck the damning reports meant to silence him. >> the end game is let'