coming to the fore because of this deal has this ever happened before garrick. called it an outright diplomatic crisis for transatlantic relations here and so no many diplomats here agree or basically all of brussels to be that that has not happened before and that is for two reasons not only that donald trump did not listen to three key allies the two from the security council the the united kingdom france and germany who all lobbied very hard in the u.s. to preserve that deal but also that this time and we had disagreements between europe and the u.s. before remember the iraq war but the whole architecture of international relations is questions with trump's approach to multilateralism or rather his rejection of multilateralism garrick motus reporting from brussels thank you. germany's coach has unveiled a provisional squad today that he hopes will defend their world cup title in russia and our very own and leroy shirts from our sources joins us now to talk us through the line of who's in who's out well the biggest talking point is obviously manuel neuer who's

marco's big day i'm joined by two members of our world team in the place to be in windsor is the garrick much just and with me here is charlotte bill who also be providing a lot of coverage of that very big day i want to start off with you again if i may how fired up are people where you are. i want a fabulous atmosphere here layla people have come not only from the city of windsor of course from all over the u.k. you have the super royal friends if you want to have been camping already for days and today there were joined by many others who are lining up to secure the best places to see the royal couple when they're coming and when they're leaving the cost was husband and wife and then you have many guests from all over the world when i came to windsor i expected the first two groups so the locals and the big friends but i didn't expect people from so many countries here were really enjoying the atmosphere and the electric atmosphere i have to say right i'm going to talk a little bit later about that a global appeal of the royal family but charlotte first there's been a lot of family dr

the eyes of the european union of course only a sustainable solution can be put on the table right garrick matters for us in brussels plastic fantastic thank you. now italy remains in limbo the country's political stalemate is nearing three months and it's driving financial markets that they cheered on the president's refusal to appoint a euro skeptic as finance minister you would think that naming an economist qatar elite to lead the country until new elections would the sentiment even further not say. italian drama might be good in the movies but the market is not a fan of it after initial gains in the beginning of the day political uncertainty in italy caused the leading italian share index to lose over two percent by the end of it. yeah whatever the markets don't know who will end up governing italy more likely they will be a temporary technical government but we don't know for how long we've had many of them of varying lengths but the markets need just one thing certainty. new elections won't be called before the fall and whoever wins has a heap of challenges ahead italy is two point

while our correspondent garrick montanus is ad windsor castle and he joins us now for more on the royal wedding so a garret i think everyone is in agreement that this was a royal wedding like no other so what stood out for you personally. i'd say the elements that stood out for me were really the unconventional elements of that ceremony in in the church in windsor castle i mean the fact that the magen walked down watered down herself worked herself down the aisle for for quite a bit it was remarkable and then of course if you look at the pictures coming from that the church of so many people with a mixed race background to shop at kerry gave giving such a a viper speech to put it mildly that raised a couple five pounds and there was speculations already today and in the british press to put on the best poker face from the royal family all these were elements that people told me how them two relates to that couple pay for a modern touch and that is something that is very important for british people here well absolutely and it seems like by welcoming someone like megan markel herself a b

garrick: you don't need to fill out a card, sir. go ahead. >> my name is garrick. >> speak into the -- >> i'm from the community benefit district. so i come here to show support for the construction of this park. currently, this area in the community is very dense, and there's not a lot of green space available for residents and visitors. currently, there's about 10,000 residents in this neighborhood, but there's very little space for them to take their children or take pets and things like that. it's essential to the quality of life for people in the district. so we would like to show our support as the community benefit district to the construction of this park. thank you. >> and is there anyone else who would like to speak? come on up now. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners. i'm here today to speak about awarding this contract with one caveat. i formally request today that this new city park be renamed jessica's place in honor of my fiance jessica evans who recently passed away after an extended illness as some of you may

threat that creates big concerns here in europe because a lot of concerns out there this morning garrick montas in brussels and eric randolph in tehran thanks very much israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been an outspoken opponent of the iran nuclear deal for years and he's been one of the first world leaders to come out in strong support of the announcement from washington. fully supports president trump's bold decision today to reject the disastrous nuclear do with the resume into iran israel is opposed the nuclear deal from the start because we said the rather than blocking the iran's birth to a bomb the deal actually peeves your own to an entire arsenal of nuclear bombs and this within a few years time. ok for more from jerusalem let's bring in tanya cramer our correspondent there tom and we heard netanyahu restating his commitment there to making sure iran never has nuclear weapons what's his roadmap for getting there is he happy to simply follow the american lead on this. well i mean this is of course seen here as a victory for netanyahu he has been lobbying for this an

great stuff show thank you for bringing us the surge i think they're now in windsor where you are garrick or one night to go before the big event do we know what title the queen has decided to give them as their wedding present. well meghan would get officially the title her royal highness princes henry of wales but you'll only have the title if she's standing next to a hospital and the title of the actual title no she would get is if the queen grounds her grandson the title of a jute and then she would become a duchess and carnley rights are high is that she could become the duchess of sussex but that we'll have to see how i did in windsor and with me in the studio do you have use charlotte tell some phil thank you so very much have fun tomorrow. right now to our other top story german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have tried to smooth over some of their differences today at talks in the russian resort town of sochi the two leaders who don't see eye to eye on many issues rekindled hopes of peace in eastern ukraine putin said that diplomats on both sides wo

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here from washington is nbc news correspondent garrick utley. >> good morning.s is the senate caucus room in washington, d.c., and it's jammed this morning. jammed with spectators, newsmen, senators and their aides. and the scene adds to the sense of drama as the senate opens what is likely to become the most serious investigation it has ever made. an investigation of the american political system and the presidency itself. >> fred thompson there in the foreground and the use of the word "newsmen." you don't hear that much anymore. well, today, may 17th, is a bigger than average day where presidential investigations are concerned. 45 years ago on this very day, the senate watergate hearings that would lead to the end of the nixon presidency got under way. and of course just one year ago, former fbi director robert mueller was appointed special counsel, a consensus choice at the time. with us tonight is our friend jon meacham, pulitzer prize winning author, historian, msnbc contributor. importantly his brand-new book is called "the soul of america, the battle for

look up into the windows there's cameras everywhere so it's really a huge huge media interest masson garrick mathis you guys are going to be carrying covering it tomorrow as we understand just give us a sense of what the layout of the day looks like. well first of all of course they will arrive here and they will be greeted by thousands and thousands of people will make their way into windsor castle and of course then into the chapel the last person to wife is the queen and then once everybody seated of course the price will walk into the chapel the ceremony will start and after the ceremony begins well after the ceremony i think the big event is going to be that the new wave couple is going to go down and a big route around winds over three kilometers long and this will be really lined with crowds there are crowds here already as you can see around us but is going to be many many more hours tomorrow in fact you know hundreds of thousands of people well we'll see how many there will be will be a huge event and huge excitement what a day it will be and of course you know one of the very begin

the eyes of the european union of course only a sustainable solution can be put on the table right garrick matters for us in brussels plastic fantastic thank you. well perhaps that you can look to kenya for text plastic bag pollution there is a thing of the past following a ban with hefty repercussions and it had a dramatic effect on the country's streets which is well strewn with plastic waste . james who key beyond his out hunting for garbage the environmental activist takes pictures of classic back pollution in his hometown of new kourou in western kenya. brings. some even sort of would be taken to the downside this isn't a cure used to look like with t.v.'s all pictures show plastic bags carpeting the countryside in city streets the band has had quite an impact so while the body was the best thing. change is also evident on one of nairobi's largest rubbish tips and one good has worked here for fifteen years she savages items and sounds them for recycling. that fast moving i used to collect seven sackfuls of rubbish a day now i only managed to. believe will. change just strategy there's

the police were investigating a car brokerage near steiner and garrick.etained but another person ran away. that suspect got into a car, and ran into two police cars. a police officer fired a shot but no one was hit. the suspect was eventually captured at civic center plaza and was arrested. a police officer was injured, but was treated and then released. >>> the defendant and oakland's ghost ship warehouse fire case, derek lamanna and max harris are in court this morning, asking a judge to release them from jail. their chartÃbut they are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the bail was reduced from $1 million down to $750,000. but the defense lawyers say neither could pay that. the state court ruling in january order judges to consider other options for low income defendants, not considered a flight risk or a danger to the public. the options would include electronic monitoring. the child for the two men is said to begin july 16. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. hey, mike, sal, i will send it back to you. >>> one of the

slapped on top of the one that we expect to take effect from the twentieth of june on goods and clear garrick i want to put the same question to you both i'd like you to start to clear is this what the beginning of a trade war looks like briefly it's certainly an escalation in a trade conflict and again it's going to depend a little bit how the european union responds as we just heard they have a list of products that could face retaliatory tariffs and those are meant to target states that could be very sensitive domestically for donald trump areas where there are farmers or producers of these certain products who might vote for him but might see you know retaliatory punitive tariffs imposed on their goods and then think otherwise we're going to have to see exactly what they do in response to know just how far this will go. from the use perspective the first shot has been fired and the use this time is prepared to retaliate france france in particular and so the concern here really is that this will be a tit for tat action there is however the will that we move away from this that the e.u. is