he was part of the second marine expeditionary unit at camp lejeune. he was originally from california. hundreds of people paid their last respects to a man that served nearly 20 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. few know how services were held darryl hunt, whose body was found in a parking lot last week. a longtime friend says he got a note from hunt at his home saying he wanted to leave the community, and discrediting himself as the drum major for justice. brevard police are founding a body behind a maintenance shed. two students make the discovery last night. an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow. the person does not appear to be a student or a staff member. in cleveland county, the sheriff's office is investigating a fourth grader who sent a nude video to strangers over the internet. the girl was using an app which he came over pornography. that is when strangers online encouraged her to send the video. deputies are warning done people about the videos and photos over the internet. , a frightening schoolbus crash. it was packed with high sc

the state department says he was expeditionary unit. he was killed by rocket fire when his base came under attack. his death comes as defense officials announced they are deploying more troops to the he wthe presidential candidate coming to the defense of one of his supporters after one of the most violent confrontations get. john: pain at the pump. gas prices surging. what you can expect to pay, and what is to blame for this hike. don: as you head out the door, temperatures in the 30's and 40's. tomorrow will be colder, but how mijohn: will come back. with talk about the allergy forecast. a little relief yesterday. it's going to jump back up, today and tomorrow running in the highest categories. it in for the end of the week. 36 in roanoke, 39 in raleigh, 40 in rocky mount, 39 in durham, 42 in fayetteville, 40's through the sandhills. temperatures across the region in the 30's; by lunchtime, almost 50. sunshine winning out as the morning goes along. mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the mid-50's. it is the coolest day of the next sev

so tell us about this specific unit, the 26th marine expeditionary unit. what specific strength do they have, how could they change the balance of power in iraq? >> they're a very capable force but also a very small force. they need about 500 marines maybe plus, maybe a little less, but you have an infantry force, a force capable of providing force protection for its own assets, but also able to provide forced protection for other assets on the ground. this is a band aid strategy to announce another 50 advisers to syria. it is a minimal, band aid and usually reactry following either a critique of u.s. strategy, such as the 50 special operators that went there to advise, and in this case a marine death and these are incremental band aid responses that don't fix the problem. they simply give the administration a talking point to assuage the public >>> thank you for that. much more still to come here, including a country in crisis. we speak to rural brazilians who have lost hope and faith in the political system. no let up. desperate refugees continue to brav

he was a part of the second marine addition there he -- expeditionary units. california. brevard police are investigating a body found behind a maintenance shed on a college campus. two students reported finding it last night. an office -- an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow. the person does not appear to be a student or a staff member. please are investigating multiple fights at a student event on usc greensburg campus. video of the fight has been shared on social media. university did go into lockdown because police -- did not go into lockdown because police had the situation was contained areas some students complained security was not tight enough. >> it is pretty much sporadic fights throughout. in the party, in the line waiting for the party. heather: uncg confirmed to aggravated assaults. we are working to find if there were any injuries or what may if you have been feeling stuffy lately, you are not alone. more than 60 million americans are suffering from seasonal allergies, burning itchy eyes and noses that can't stop running. that is according to the american acade

expeditionary unit which was guarding a coalition base in the iriri, city of m mhmoor. his family says he enlisted just two days after graduating from high school. the death comes as the defense department officially announced theeployment of the marine unit to the base. >>> the airline flydubai is an the families of those kilds when one of its passenger jets crashed in southern russia on saturday. it's providing whatever helppt can to investigators who have already begun examining t black boxes for clues. here's abc's david kerley. >> invnvtigators are analyzing the two back boxes recovered from flight 981. the devices are badly battered but the russians report they have started to uncover data that may reveal why it plunged to the ground. the flight faced ferocious weather and winds. unconfirmed recordings posted on the internet purporting to be the tower talking to the pilot. asking air traffic control about weather conditions, circling the area for two hours. >> okay, thank you, and when you look out windows there, it looks better than before. >> 9er-8-1, moderately

a full contingent of the expeditionary unit would be 220 omareens. this is a detachment. centcom is not giving a lot of details for security. this could be a rotation of troops going there to support or replace some of these just under 4,000 who are now in the country primarily in an advisory role training iraqi troops we knew they lost one of their forces in northern attack and we do know that there is take about retaking moss ill in iraq in the near future which would conceivably require more ground troops. at this stage, we are only speculating, but the timing of this announcement is interesting coming after the death of the marine on friday and amid talk of further operations to retake mosul thank you very much indeed for the update the iraqi army is trying to retake heat in what was considered one of the most vicious massacres since the group's expansion. sooni tribal forces have been able to push back fighters in anbar. they killed more than 200 execution style on the day they took heat. >> military sources say at least 24 iraqi soles have been killed by isil in two

he was part of the second marine expeditionary unit at camp lejeune. he was originally from california. hundreds of people paid their last respects to a man that served nearly 20 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. few know how services were held

he was deployed with the 26th marine expeditionary unit. the pentagon says another marine was also injured in the attack. >>of a collective sigh of relief right durham high school student on the verge of being deported over the weekend. immigration and customs enforcement agents decided to allow him to stay in the us while attorneys appeal his case. the 19-year-old had been scheduled to be deported back to honduras but -- on sunday but agents held off after the congressman intervened. >>really exciting news to hear this morning that butterfield pushed and made some leeway.>> the student at riverside was detained by federal agents nearly 2 months ago. georgia. >>state troopers believe the driver who fail to stop after a what happened. at the phillips died friday night after being hit by which is near carthage. the 26 rolled was lying in the road when he was hit -- six- year-old -- 26 rolled was lying in the road when he was hit. investigators are asking anybody who think they might've hit an animal to come forward. >> the rescue men in -- mi

. >> reporter: we know that the united states is sending a detachment from the 26th marine expeditionary unitoes a joint ground-air combat unit. and they will be supporting the operation inherent resolve and the international coalition's ground operations in iraq. now, we don't know how many marines this detachment will consist of, a full unit would be 2200. and it's quite possible these troops are simply replacing others on the ground. but the fact that they are an air-ground combat unit certainly raises some questions. we know that the forces, the coalition forces have been talking about helping iraq to retake mosul from isil forces. this would be an iraq-led venture. the united states and the coalition's involvement so far there has primarily been in air support, air campaign against isil. we also know that the united states lost its second service member in iraq on friday. so is this announcement somehow in response to that, sending a signal of more troops on the ground? up to this point the united states has been very quiet about the numbers of troops that it has in iraq and what their r

. >> reporter: the 26th marine expeditionary unit is a combination ground-air combat unit that will be supporting operations in iraq in the international coalition's fight against i.s.i.l. we're followed by pentagon officials that this unit is the same unit that suffered losses on friday when i.s.i.l. forces hurled rockets into the base killing one marine and injuring others, a deployment was planned but pushed up in response to that attack, and we're told this is a group that will continue to provide security for officials at this space. officials you may recall are supporting iraqis in the ground offensives in the fight against i.s.i.l. and providing supervisory and support roles. of course, the u.s. taking part in an air campaign against i.s.i.l. again, this is partly, it seems, in reaction to the attack that happened on friday >>> myanmar's first civilian president in more than 50 years has addressed parliament for the first time. htin kyaw outlined his proposal for the new government. he is a close ally of aung san suu kyi whose n.l.d. party swept to history in historic elections

cardin was deployed with the 21st marine expeditionary unit. his family says he enlisted just two days after graduating high school. >>> the suspect in the paris attacks captured in brussels was apparently planning more violence. salah abdeslam was charged with with the paris attacks. investigators say they found heavy weapons during that capture. he was taken into custody not far from his family home in brussels. his next court appearance is wednesday. >>> back here at home and to the race for the white house, donald trump taking steps to cut down on violence at his rallies. the trump campaign announced it will be hiring additional security personnel for trump's largest events. violent incidents at trump events over the weekend. in tucson, a protester was sucker-punched and repeatedly kicked by a supporter. trump blamed the violence on protesters. >> i don't even call them many cases. they see what's happening with our campaign. because we're going to beat hillary so easily, folks. >> and trump also said he'll soon release a list of up to ten

the defense department said lewis carton was part of the marine expeditionary unit at tampa june. he was killed by a rocket fire. his death comes as officials announced they are to play more troops to thate candidate coming to the defense of one of his supporters after one of the most violent confrontations yet. john: gas prices surging over the last week. >> as you head out, cold. we>> let's talk bus stop forecast. going to need the jackets, going to be the light jackets this afternoon. we are going to end the day in the 50's. mostly cloudy in this morning. 38 in lewisburg, 39 downtown durham and raleigh. 40 in lowing 10, 41 in -- goldsboro checks in at the 30's. temperatures right now in the 30's. 10 degrees warmer by lunchtime. into the afternoon, mostly sunny we are going to warm up in the next couple of days. amber: we are talking about gas prices here at the big board. sticker shock coming up at the gas pump. gas prices spiking $.17 over the last week. the average two dollars over the average right now. the average is $1.89. that is $.17 higher than last john:defending his c

he was deployed with the 26th marine expeditionary unit which week ago. the marines are providing protection for the military advisors in that region. >>> in central indiana, one sheriff's deputy is dead, another wounded after a gun battle at a mobile home. about 50 miles north of indianapolis. the suspect is also dead. the deputies were trying to serve a pair of warrants for drug related offenses. here's more from abc's gio benitez. >> we've got two officers down. we need somebody. >> reporter: you're listening to the moment two indiana deputies serving a warrant ended up in a gun battle. >> fired, county! >> we got shots fired. >> i've been hit. >> reporter: 27-year-old deputy carl koontz and 35-year-old sergeant jordan buckley coming face to face with a gunman when they went into a house. the deputies returning gunfire, but it was too late. koontz, less than three years on the force, dying from those wounds. buckley is still recovering. >> they got inside the residence and they were met with gunfire. we plan for it, but you're never fully prepared for

. >> reporter: the 26th marine expeditionary unit is a combination ground-air combat unit that will be supporting operations in iraq in the international coalition's fight against i.s.i.l. we're told by pentagon officials that this unit is the same unit that suffered losses on friday when i.s.i.l. forces probed rockets into the base killing one marine and injuring others. a deployment was planned but pushed up in response to that attack and we're told that this is a group that will continue to provide security for officials at this space. officials are supporting iraqis in the ground offences in the fight against i.s.i.l. and providing advisory and support roles. of course, the u.s. also taking part in an air campaign against i.s.i.l. again, this is partly, it seems, in reaction to the attack that happened on friday >>> mentally-ill patients in indonesia are being abused in institutions that are to provide help for them. there are around 400,000 indonesians suffering from severe mental illness. some are being chained and kept in dirty sheds. >> reporter: for five months now this man ha

marines from the 26 marine expeditionary unit to coalition ground allegations to fight isil. that breaking story, more in the next few minutes here in al jazeera. in the meantime, it's time for sport. >> the fact that the spaniard could walk away with no office injury proofs the changes made to safety are a step in the right direction. ferrari's hopes of dominating went up in smoke when this tar had to be put out with an extinguish every. when teammates came in for a bungled tire change, the lead was snatched for mercedes. the german clinched the win ahead of his teammate coming in third. >> thanks to the team, they've done an unbelievable job giving us this incredible car. we absolutely loved it and i'm superior superior excited. >> it was a great great race. i love got fact that we had to come from far behind. it was very tricky out there. i'm really happy to get great results for the team. >> this season's opening race puts into new changes in safety and racing firmly in the spotlight. al jazeera. >> three fans have been killed and 54 injured after a rise at the a football

staff sergeant cardin was part of the 26th marine expeditionary unit that quietly slipped into iraq fromheir mission in the gulf, their goal was to set up a base about 50 miles from mosul and ten mimes behind enemy lines, in preparation for a future offensive to liberate mosul and where u.s. advisors said to number fewer than 100 are helping to plan and coordinate the eventually attack. the u.s. military wanted to keep the deployment of the marine artillery unit under wraps this will it was fully operational. the military spokesman in baghdad said their practice fire may have given them away. >> practicing with their guns, checking distances doing operation he such as that. so -- operations such as that. you can't hide it forever. it is tense so people are going to find out and in this case the enemy found out. >> the enemy lobbed two katusha rockets, one landed harmlessly, but the other did not. two i.s.i.l. fighters were killed in that exchange. just another reminder that while u.s. troops are not on the front lines they are in the line of fire, antonio. >> jamie mcintire at the pentag

. >> the pentagon confirming brains from the 26th expeditionary unit are on the ground in iraq fighting isis. the disclosure coming after nice as rocket attack killed a highly decorated marine staff sergeant lewis cardin. the military says even though combat troops have been deployed their role is mostly defensive to. those advisers. we realize we need some artillery. >> the pentagon will release the exact number of marines but says it's less than 200. the planet part of the obama administration's plan to retake the key city of mosul the largest city still under isis control. >> we inherited the situation with regard to terrorism and it's going to be a lot worse now now. we would like to get mosul liberated. >> further north in syria eyes as targets continue while a temporary truce has reduce fighting between assad or suspend the opposition. the russian military partially joined in from syria now requesting a meeting with their u.s. counterparts. supporting a response to what they call violations of cease-fire. but delay and agreed rules of reaction to the violation of the action civili

now cardins with assigned to the second battalion sixth marine regiment 26th marine expeditionary unit at a base outside of mosul which with is controlled by see you sis. now cardin is from the mack could haw, california, had reffously served in iraq once before as well as afghanistan three separate times. he is the second american killed in direct combat with isis. a there is going to be more than just students a at johnson c. smith university tomorrow. the fbi will be holding rapid response training at the school monday and tuesday. they are sending out the alert ahead of training so the people out there won't be alarmed when they kickoff. the drills will focus on how to handle active shooter situations using a large portion of the campus to help out officers and a agents get the ex others they immediate. unc char ho, davidson college and queens university charlotte will automobile talking part in the. >> president obama has become the first sitting president to travel to cuba in almost 90 years. the president and the family arrived on the calm nist island this afternoon. obama is ex

marines from the 26th expeditionary unit are new on the ground fighting isis. the pentagon says it is fewer than 200. officials say even though combat troops have been deployed their role is mostly defensive. >> to provide protection for those advisers, we realize that we need some fire support, some artillery. >> the announcement comes just two days after a u.s. marine from southern california was killed in iraq. staff sergeant lewis carden was a highly decorated marine. >>> south korea's military says north korea fired five short- range projectiles into the sea. the launches defy u.n. sanctions and follow the firing of two mid-range ballistic missiles in recent days. they also come as u.s. officials are visiting neighboring south korea. the firings appear to be north korea's response to annual springtime u.s. south korean military exercises that pyongyang says are a rehearsal for an invasion of north korea. u.s. officials are calling on north korea to refrain from all provocative actions. >> the security council has given aus new platform for action to deal w

second battalion sixth marine regiment 26th marine expeditionary unit at a base outside of mosul which with is controlled by see you sis. now cardin is from the mack could haw, california, had reffously served in iraq once before as well as afghanistan three separate times. he is the second american killed in direct combat with isis. a there is going to be more than just students a at johnson c. smith university tomorrow. the fbi will be holding rapid response training at the school monday and tuesday. they are sending out the alert ahead of training so the people out there won't be alarmed when they kickoff. the drills will focus on how to handle active shooter situations using a large portion of the campus to help out officers and a agents get the ex others they immediate. now campus police officers from unc char ho, davidson college and queens university charlotte will automobile talking part in the. >> president obama has become the first sitting president to travel to cuba in almost 90 years. the president and the family this afternoon. obama is expected to meet with cubanp presid

. >> reporter: the pentagon con firming marines from the 26th expeditionary unit are on the ground in iraq fighting isis. the disclosure coming after an isis rocket attack killed a hail decorated mar reerntion staff sergeant lewis cardon. but the military says even though troops have been deployed their role is mostly defensive. >> to provide protection for those advisers, we realize that we need some fire support. we need some artillery. >> the pentagon won't release the exact number of marines but says it's less than 200. the deployment part of the obama administration's plan to retake the key city of mosul. >> we inherited the situation with regard to terrorism. it's going to be a lot worse now than what we found. we would like to get mosul liberated before he leaves office. that's why he has sent in more troops. >> reporter: attacks on isis continue while a temporary truce has reduced fighting between assad forces. hoping to coordinate a response to what it calls violations of the cease fire. >> a delay on the agreed rules of to the violation of the cease fire sun acceptable. as a

undisclosed number of troops from the 26 marine expeditionary unit will support eiraqi forces and operationsthis announcement comes after the officer died on saturday. his unit was attacked with an isis rocket at an outpost south of mosul. he was the first u.s. service member killed in iraq since october. >>> in other news this morning, a toll collector and security guard were killed during a robbery attempt in a toll plaza in eastern pennsylvania. the man responsible was a retired state trooper. after the shootings, briggs was loading money into his vehicle when he was confronted by a police officer. they exchanged gun fire and briggs was fatally wounded. he had retired from the state police four years ago after 26 years on the job. >>> now to a stolen cement truck that led to an hour-long police chase in minnesota. take a look. the truck barreled down side streets, reaching speeds of 70 miles per hour. when it finally stopped, the driver made a run for it but was caught and -- ready for this -- he was just 11 years old. has an appearance in juvenile court today. two police cars were damage

and that means it was the expeditionary targeting force. this was a unit carter and the pentagon set up to go after the most high-value targets in iraq. they've already done that to some extent. this may well be the first operation in syria. for them to go into syria is a much more dangerous proposition. they did, we're told, go into syria to go after him. what should be said, when these special operations forces do execute a mission, it means they have spent days looking at the target. watching, waiting, to see where the person goes. how they move. who may be around them. this was an ben is jens-driven operation that clearly has been under way for days. >> barbara starr. thank you. this is someone with deep terrorist roots. someone who worked under al zarkoui. >>> within the past few hours, the brussels neighborhood of schaerbeek was the scene. one man was shot and arrested. this was the area where a taxi driver picked up three men who bombed the brussels airport on tuesday morning. one of the men in the light jacket and the hat is, or was, on the loose.

expeditionary, if you will. but things we generally -- won't say don't have the capacity, we can do shower units but that relieson more joint air to move those assets. so instead they bring in chemical toy lets, showers, things like that, for the 30 days we spend out there. it is heavy in contracting, sir. it is not often what we do in the marine corps. we don't do a lot of movements offbase in vehicles because of restrictions. even a lot of that is contract vehicles. we move via aviation assets remember than organic. does that answer your question? >> yeah. >> how about can you talk about the readiness that you have for your aviation combat element and location of them versus the thing? how distributed were they in any one time? >> i will tell you, the readiness of specifically the mv-22s are very challenging. our rotation they were about 75% throughout the entire rotation. the c-130s are a little more predictable. traditionally having 100% was not uncommon. there was times you'd have specific parts or some maintenance that needed to be required where you'd have to pull in aircraft online. but it was usually f

united states marines. in the mid-1960s navy seabees clear the way for another marine corps innovation which sees its first use in vietnam, the expeditionary called, e.l.f. for short. everything is air transportable including the preformed sections of lightweight metal which interlock to form a smooth all-weather landing surface. once again the seabees make the difficult look easy. they put down 8,000 foot of runway and set up the accessory gear. lightweight landing control console, carrier-type landing lights, arresting gear, air portable control tower. the seabees have, in fact, taken a carrier deck and moved it ashore. ♪ ♪ >> the first skyhawk jets to arrive are quickly readied for action. ♪ ♪ just four hours after the first jets land, they are taking off again to fly their first mission in close support of ground troops in the field. the forward air controller with the ground forces is a combat pilot himself. talking directly to the jets, he pinpoints targets for them. ♪ ♪ the result of this direct voice link with airborne jets is this -- an absolute minimum of delay between the time ground troops need air support and the time they get

expeditionary movement will support operations. this announcement comes after the officer died on saturday. his unit was attacked with an isis rocket at an outpost south of mosul. he was the first u.s. service member killed in iraq since october. >>> a toll collector and during a robbery attempt in eastern pennsylvania. the man responsible was a retired state trooper. after the shootings, briggs was loading money into his vehicle when a pennsylvania state trooper confronted him. gunfire was exchanged. briggs was fatally wounded. he had retired from the state police four years ago after 26 years on the job. >>> now to a stolen cement truck that led to an hour-long police chase in minnesota. take a look. the truck barrelled downside miles per hour. when it finally stopped, the driver made a run for it but was caught and -- ready for this -- he was just 11 years old. appears in juvenile court today. two police cars were damaged in the chase. thankfully, nobody was hurt. >> that's crazy. >>> march madness underway. highlighted by a weekend filled with wild finishes, buzzer beaters, bracket-busting upset

troops were part of the pentagon's covert expeditionary targeting force, a team of 200 special operations forces with orders to kill or capture isis leaders. the unit had been tracking him from helicopters overhead, they prepared to land and grab him from a vehicle on the road. fighter jets overhead ready to act if the troops needed more fire power. but forces tell cnn something went wrong. the commandos ended up having to open fire from their helicopters and killed him. >> the removal of this isil leader will hamper the organization's ability to conduct operations both inside and outside of iraq and syria. >> some analysts call him the number two in isis and would have had crucial intelligence. >> this is somebody with significant credentials in global jihad. >> now, if they had been able to capture him alive, the plan was to take him back to iraq, interrogate him there for everything he knew and then turn him over to iraqi forces for detention. >> as we've seen in other cases. barbara starr at the pentagon, thank you so much. >>> joining me now is the former supreme allied commander of nato and he is currently dean of the tufts fletcher school. a

troops were part of the pentagon's covert expeditionary targeting force, a team of 200 special operations forces with orders to kill or capture isis leaders. the unitaduli from helicopters overhead they prepared to land and grab him from a vehicle on the road. fighter jets overhead ready to act if the troops needed more firepower but sources tell cnn, something went wrong. the commandos ended up having to open fire from their helicopters and kill qaduli. >> the removal of this isil leader will hamper the organization's ability to conduct operations both inside and outside of iraq and syria. >> reporter: qaduli, who some analysts call the number two in isis, would have had crucial intelligence. >> this is somebody with significant credentials in global jihad. >> reporter: if they had been able to grab him alive, the plan was to take him back to iraq, interrogate him there, and then turn him over to iraqi authorities for detention. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >>> america's choice to 16 and the race for the white house, the verbal feud between republican rivals is growing even more heat now. ted cruz is angry after a salacious tabloid article wa

troops were part of the pentagon's covert expeditionary targeting force, a team of 200 special operations forces with orders to kill or capture isis leaders. the unitrs overhead, they prepared to land and grab him from a vehicle on the road. helicopters overhead ready to act if the troops needed more firepower. sources tell cnn something went wrong. the commandos ended up having to open fire from their helicopters and kill kaduli. >> the removal of this isil leader will hamper the organization's ability to conduct operations both inside and outside of iraq and syria. >> reporter: kaduli who some call the number two in isis would have had crucial intelligence. >> this is somebody with significant credentials in global jihad. >> reporter: now if they had been able to capture him alive, the plan was to take him back to iraq, interrogate him in iraq and then turn him over to authorities there. brianna? >> barbara starr at the pentagon, thank you. let's bring in congressman issa to talk about this. number two isis leader taken out here. certainly they wanted some intel but they're still happy at the pentagon about this. is u.s. intelligence getting bett

united states marines. in the mid-1960s navy seabees clear the way for another marine corps innovation which sees its first use in vietnam, the expeditionary everything is air transportable including the preformed sections of lightweight metal which interlock to form a smooth all-weather landing surface. once again the seabees make the difficult look easy. they put down 8,000 foot of runway and set up the accessory gear. lightweight landing control console, carrier-type landing lights, arresting gear, air portable control tower. the seabees have, in fact, taken a carrier deck and moved it ashore. ♪ ♪ >> the first skyhawk jets to arrive are quickly readied for action. ♪ ♪ just four hours after the first jets land, they are taking off again to fly their first mission in close support of ground troops in the field. the forward air controller with the ground forces is a combat pilot himself. talking directly to the jets, he pinpoints targets for them. ♪ ♪ the result of this direct voice link with airborne jets is this -- an absolute minimum of delay between the time ground troops need air support and the time they get it laid in close. ♪ the c

united states would determine to subvert the iranian revolution and potentially end iran as an independent sovereign state. i think the sort of answers, rejoinders of that today with policyhani expeditionary , in lebanon, in syria, and to the extent that that appears to be successful, once again face, there is a lot of awareness of isis. as long as the iranian revolutionary guard appears to be on the defensive on around forregion, the drivers reverting to a nuclear deterrent or perhaps -- are perhaps less urgent. if their game becomes more constrained, you can certainly see a reversion to this reliance on the ultimate deterrent capability as one that would be iran's ultimate defense against what is seen as a broadly orchestrated american conspiracy played out in original aspect. james schoff: we have time for another question or two if anyone would like to jump in. i have one hand, there. yes. witham diana freedman international technology and trade associates. i was wondering if any of the address any of the u.s. side risks taken with the jcpoa the start to undermine it in a way with the congress. using a waiver program restriction, prevent, not prevent european and japanese traveling to