and so far only failure has been delivered by president hassan rouhani.n reaching again tell you?” think it is the best leveraged they have. —— enriching. they can increase to 20%, and increased nuclear weapons capability, but that will only isolate the further and make the european union rethink its financial and trade ties with iran. so it is a risky move for the regime to threaten to ramp up its nuclear programme. can the other world powers, the other signatories to the deal, keep it alive, do you think? yes, i think they can. but it will just be the european union and russia and china and iran. i think the us has majorfinancial average. if the us sanctions, at any company thatis if the us sanctions, at any company that is going to be very unwilling to continue trade ties with iran—so evenif to continue trade ties with iran—so even if iran stays in with other players, what really matters is us action, and the us has decided to withdraw and this will have a tremendously negative financial consequence for the uranium regime. what do you think the gamepla

karim: the nuclear deal was hassan rouhani's singular achievemt as president.if it comes apart, he is essentially rendered a lame-duck. laura: is this risky kmanship by the u.s. in terms of implications for the region? karim: it is absolutely risky. i think by pulling out of this deal, president ump hastens the possibility of three things. one is potentialar with iran. another is a potential nuclear armed iran. the third is the potential implosion of the iranian regime. but it does not appear that the president is really cognizant of these risks.ur the president himself, as you have been reporting, wanted to meet with the iranian leader, didn't he, during the u.n. general assembly back in september. we were both there. it is not that he is hostile necessarily to iran, is it? ngrim: this is the interes thing about trump inhe is not dogmatic, he is not hostile in the same way sat his nationurity advisor, john bolton, is. people joke that if you were to callhe iran nuclear deal the trump nuclear deal, he would sign off on it. but as you mentioned, no one anticipat

senator johnson: senator hassan. senator hassan: thank you, ranking member chair. thank you, ranking member mccaskill. thank you, secretary, for coming before the committee. and secretary nielsen, thank you for appearing before the committee. just a couple of weeks ago i traveled to the u.s. southern border to talk to port officers and ice detention officers. we know people are dying on both sides of the border as a result of the drug cartels drug narcotic trafficking efforts. in 2016, drug overdoses killed more than 60,000 americans, while in 2017, mexico hit a record of nearly 30,000 homicides. the vast majority of which resulted from the drug trade violence. these numbers go hand in hand. the drug cartels use violence and money to dominate their smuggling routes, killing many innocent mexicans and migrants. the cartels' success means more and more drugs make their way into the united states, where americans are dying from overdoses at unprecedented rates. i was impressed by my visits to el paso and mcallen, texas, to see the robust screening effort conducted by

i need to apologize to senator hassan. she should have been recognized before senator bloomenthol. -- before senator blumenthal. >> you can blame it on me mr. chairman. >> okay. and so, senator you are now recognized. senator hassan: thank you chairman wicker and ranking member shots. i am having an afternoon where i would like to have roller skates so sitting still for a couple of minutes is a good thing. to all of the panelists, thank you very much for being here. it is excellent to hear from all of you about what the future holds for the mobile economy. jobs, new efficiencies. we really do hold great promise. and that is why i work with senator gardner and we are working with others who introduced the airways app and creating the safe pipeline for the resource the economy needs on. this will make major investments broad band promote inknow nation. the air waves act will ensure that the united states is prepared to engage in the global race. do you agree the additional spectrum is necessary for the mobile economy of the

senator hassan when you say a lot of joint -- senator hassan: when you say a lot of joint training, can they come over and train? secretary nielsen: we do offer courses for mexican counterparts. yes, ma'am, i'll get you the locations. . 's a d.h.s.-owned facility senator hassan: ok. i'm happy to yield. senator johnson: senator harris. senator harris: i'm concerned about the administration's repeated attacks on some of the most vulnerable communities and in particular children and pregnant women. as it we lates to the work of -- relates to the work of d.h.s. in particular, under your leadership, d.h.s. has recrended the daca program and predating your arrival as secretary. d.h.s. has rescinded the daca program, putting 700,000 young people at risk of deportation. it has separated 700 children from their parents at the border since october, 2017, including more than 100 children who are under the age of 4. the agency has released a directive that allows for more detention of pregnant women to immigrant detention facilities. the agency has instituted a new information sharing system betwee

and iran's president hassan rouhani is has his country has fulfilled all its commitments to the deal he wants to stops investment. they've done nothing except put empty signatures on pieces of paper without doing anything about it the iranian mission on the other hand has agreed to everything and accomplished all its responsibilities we had some duties based on that agreement and we have delivered all of them but today we can see which is the country that doesn't respect international agreements we have done nothing wrong is not acceptable that the us is pulling out. the same bus route he has more from ted on. if there are any hopes of iranians benefiting from this deal or this deal staying alive now in whatever form it may that's really in the hands of the foreign minister of iran jawad zarif who helped negotiate that deal after president hassan rouhani spoke the foreign minister sent out a tweet in and he said in response to u.s. persistent violations and unlawful withdrawal from the nuclear deal as instructed by president rouhani i'll spearhead a diplomatic effort to examine wheth

hania hassan. fethia hassan. marco gottardi. it took nearly seven minutes.of these memorials that has made these past few days so profoundly affecting. as we move to the next stage of the enquiry, my team and i are determined to provide the answers that you seek. they remembered lives that had been full and the young lives that were still so unfulfilled. and their families want to know why. one of north korea's most senior officials is meeting the us secretary of state in new york, as preparations for the summit between president trump and kim jong—un take shape. mike pompeo and the former intelligence chief general kim yong—chol will try to agree the scope and franework of the talks. earlier the white house had said that preparations for the summit expected onjune 12 had been ‘positive'. our correspondent nick bryant reports... this is the week in the american calendar when the nation honours its fallen soldiers. among them, the 36,000 us personnel killed in the korean war. that conflict has never officially ended. the threat from north korea has intensifie

in tehran, there was an immediate and angry reaction from president hassan rouhani.n would respect the deal for now, and consult with the other world powers who signed it. but he ordered officials to get ready to start enriching uranium again, at industrial levels. this from our chief international correspondent lyse doucet. the evening news from tehran — state tv‘s most important headline in years. trump withdraws from the nuclear deal. moments later, president rouhani's turn, flanked by men who spent years negotiating this landmark accord. translation: from this moment on, the nuclear agreement is between iran and five other countries. and in these circumstances, we have to wait to see how the five other countries will react. iran's next step depends on europe. we need to make sure that europeans are going to deliver. they are not going to go beyond the jcpoa right away, but i am 100% sure, if europe cannot deliver, then that will be an entirely different scenario. nearly three years ago, iranians celebrated the end of sanctions, the start of a new relationship wit

a week to decide whether it will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal on sunday iranian president hassan rouhani warned washington about the consequences of withdrawing why european leaders continue to press president donald trump to stay in it die. brooke has more from washington. with the may twelfth deadline just days away president donald trump's new legal advisor offered this assessment of the iran nuclear deal to a gathering of iranian dissidents in washington what do you think is going to happen to that agreement. that they are aggressive. is president trump a longtime critic of the pact is threatening to pull out of the deal by saturday unless it can be improved on sunday iranian president hassan rouhani offered a stern warning this solves money and energy i tell me if america leads to nuclear accord it will soon see that this will until historic remorse for china the united states along with four other countries and the european union signed the joint comprehensive plan of action with iran in twenty fifteen. under the j c p a way iran agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons in exch

mohamadul hassan was among them.ys he had nothing to do with the militants. >> hassan: >> narrator: he says the men were kept tied up in the courtyard for two hours. then, he says, an officer took a phone call. other survivors have given journalists and human rights investigators similar accounts of what happened next. >> hassan: >> narrator: this video of him was taken a few days after the attack. he says he was shot twice and left for dead. ♪ hiding in the roof, ayas says he watched as some of the men were killed in the courtyard. >> ayas: >> narrator:in all, eight witnesses told us thst sergeant ba kyaw participated in the killings. he's also been named in other news and human rights reports. we weren't able to speak to ba kyaw and the myanmar military wouldn't respond to the allegations against him. they insist their troops did not harm civilians. but survivors estimate at least 80 people were executed in the courtyard alone. >> begum (crying): >> narrator: aisha says that her husband and three of her children we

president hassan rouhani is preparing his people for a worst case scenario the resumption of u.s. sanctions and they return to the economic isolation of the past but this is not the same iran that signed the nuclear deal in two thousand and fifteen. ronnie's message to his people is that iran has a more robust economy one able to withstand any aggression by the united states iran is also strategically stronger in the region than it was when it signed the deal with close ties to countries it has helped in open conflict including syria iraq lebanon and yemen and in recent years to iran has strengthened one to one trade and diplomatic ties with dozens of countries these are things iranian leaders are pointing to as positive steps taken during the current administration and as to the tone of the iranian president's remarks about the united states it was likely for a domestic audience. ronnie married himself to the success of the nuclear deal and as it begins to fall apart he finds himself defending his government's decision to enter into talks in the first place if the united states p

but really the solutions are proposing for their own people are very practical and our president hassan rouhani is in the northeastern part of the country he's he's touring communities to people directly and inaugurating several industrial projects. to be defending his government's desire to get into the deal in the first place he's said that iran has fulfilled its end of the bargain that it approached the deal as an honest broker and that it is the trumpet ministration that is seen the deal is not a good thing in that he called that. perspective he called it illogical nonsense and so the leadership here is very much expecting the worst case scenario a return to nuclear era sanctions by the united states and the economic isolation that comes with it and they certainly are closing ranks in an effort to prepare for what will come once may twelfth has come and gone and what about president rouhani because a person in his state's. loss of his own political capital on this deal promising iranian people they will feel the benefits of the easing of sanctions that came with this nuclear deal of

iran's president, hassan rouhani, deliberate an almost instantaneous response, saying his country was to restart uranium enrichment, key for making both nuclear energy and weapons. translation: i have ordered the atomic energy organisation of iran to be ready to start the enrichment of uranium at industrial levels. we will wait a few weeks and speak with our allies. all depends on our national interests. european architects of the deal, present at its creation three years ago, tonight gave a very grim—faced response. the european union is determined to act in accordance with its security interests, and to protect its economic investments. the nuclear deal with iran is the culmination of 12 years of diplomacy. it belongs to the entire international community. it has been working, and it is delivering on its goal, which is guaranteeing that iran doesn't develop nuclear weapons. but praise from america's closest middle east ally. israel thanks president trump for his courageous leadership, his commitment to confront the terrorist regime in tehran, and his commitment to ensure that iran n

sanctions causing major strains between washington and its allies iranian president hassan rouhani says his government will wait a matter of weeks while it seeks guarantees from the europeans that the deal will still benefit them even those pushing for the deal survival know there's a risk of it dying a slow death and that diplomacy could be replaced with a slide towards further conflict in the middle east james pays out zero at the united nations. well let's get more on this now we're joined by our boss and i need to rector of the iranian studies program at stanford university and he's joining us from stanford and san francisco very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so as iran enters into talks now with the remaining parties how difficult do you think it will be mr malani to salvage the deal despite everyone's best intentions. i think it is likely because as you indicated both the europeans want the deal to work i wanted to work and wanted to work russia and china wanted to work and i think now the iranian regime has decided after some initial threads to leave the deal that it is

. >> following president trump's announcement, iranian president hassan rouhani delivered a address to his nation. he said the u.s. has never adhered to its international commitments. shis is courtesy of iran' 24-hour english-language news general. president rouhani: in the name of god the merciful and compassionate. salutations to the prophet of islam. i would like to express my greetings to the great nation of iran and to the courageous people of islamic iran. tonight, we witness an important historical experience. based on what we have been saying since 40 years ago and we have been repeating this, that is iran is a country that adheres to its commitments and the u.s. is a country that has never adhered to its commitments. our history in the past 40 years and even prior to that has told us and have indicated that the americans, speaking of their approach toward the people of the region and the people of iran, they have always -- the americans have always adopted a hostile approach. that includes their coup against the legitimate government and also their interventions at the time of

nbc bay area's anser hassan arrived on the scene, what else can you tell us? >> reporter: i spoke with petaluma police a short while ago and they did confirm the two people onboard that small plane did die in that crash. if you look behind me, you can see emergency crews still on scene. and appears part of the plane is still on the road. according to the faa officials, the small airplane went down just about a half a mile from petaluma airport. let me show you some videos from earlier, a short while ago. as emergency crews arrived on scene. i'm told the plane that went down may have been a van rv-6, a two-seat single-engine plane. witnesses say they heard a popping sound and then the engine sputtered before the plane went down. you can see right now, fire crews are on scene along with police, petaluma police, and the sheriff's office. we're told that they'll be out here for several more hours. as you mentioned, they are asking people to avoid the area, the faa will continue to monitor the situation. we are in contact with them. we will continue to bring you up

sanctions causing major strains between washington and its allies iranian president hassan rouhani said his government will wait a matter of weeks while it seeks guarantees from the europeans that the deal will still benefit them even those pushing for the deal survival know there's a risk of it dying a slow death and that diplomacy could be replaced with a slide towards further conflict in the middle east james pays out zero at the united nations a french president a man that khan had been trying to persuade donald trump from where the drawing from the deal natasha buckley has more from paris. well emanuel tweeted very quickly after donald trump's announcement saying that france germany and the u.k. deeply regretted the fact that donald trump decided to pull the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal now i think that donald trump's decision would not be any surprise to him at all mark or it was just two weeks ago when the french president was in washington on a state visit that he said that he believed that donald trump would probably pull out of the iran nuclear deal but nevertheless that

. >> reporter: iranian president hassan rouhani insisted today it , the u.s., not iran, that has broken agreement, but said he may soon restart his country's nuclear program. france, germany, and the u.k., also parties to the deal, issued a joint statement that expressed regret and concern over the u.s. exit. >> this deal is the all-time merst. >> reporter: mr. trump is celebrating it as a campaign promise fulfilled. by pulling out of the agreement, the president reverses one of the obama administration's signature foreign policy legacies. today, the former president called withdrawal "a serious mistake." president trump said he was open to re-negotiation, but iran is unlikely to come to the table. senior global affairs contributor ian bremmer: >> all of america's major allies, all of the europeans, strongly opposed america pulling out of this deal because they "b don't believe there is a plan "b." they don't know how they could possibly get a better deal with the iranians. >> glor: all right, weijia is at the white house. enw weijia, what is next when it comes to re-imposing the sancti

of modern languages and kabul mushtaq a him regional security specialist and also in islamabad as hassan khan a political analyst a very warm welcome to all of you mr why the why is the government taking this step now. yes thank you so much the debate has already been passed by the national assembly of fog a stance that is about far does with care but both province and goldman basically took this particular step of did deliberation and consultation with all the stakeholders and there was a committee which was headed by deputy chairman of the planning commission mr said di disease the committee held several loan defaults with that bill ended and after the deadly deliberation and consultation finally did a board of the committee was presented to the prime minister and couple of days back the committee to board was also presented before a national security committee the highest boredom which is responsible for making decisions related to national security and the defense of that then tees off that the green signal was given a cabinet meeting was called cabinet approved and today was then wa

condemned the apparent or rainy in attacks on israeli positions and a phone call with iran's president hassan rouhani yesterday the channels are pointed out. that this is not the way forward and rouhani for his part said he does not want any new tensions in the mideast now those tensions were triggered when israel carried out widespread deadly raids tonight ago two nights ago against what it says were a rainy and targets inside syria now this was in response to israeli positions coming under was believed to be a rainy and rocket fire in the israeli occupied golan heights just across the border from syria and israel's prime minister has accused iran of crossing a red line iran's foreign ministry has today been quoted as condemning the or israeli military action calling it quote a breach of the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of syria. and this tile on its way to destroy an at a fence system this laid down fifty each at least by israel's defense force says one of the barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. the hunt let'

merkel condemned rainy and attacks on israeli positions in a phone conversation with iran's president hassan rouhani and rouhani told the chancellor that he does not want quote new tensions in the middle east those tensions were triggered when israel carried out widespread deadly raids two nights ago now they were against what it says were a rainy and targets inside syria now this was in response to israeli positions coming under fire in what were believed to be a rainy and rocket attacks in the israeli occupied golan heights israel's prime minister has accused iran of crossing a red line. a mistrial on its way to destroy an f.m. system this slow down footage released by israel's defense forces shows one of the bare arch of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. a rod has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army has carried out a large scale attack on iranian targets in syria we are engaged in a long term conflict and our policy is clear we will not allow iran to establish a military presence in syria iran provides political

hania hassan. fethia hassan. marco gottardi. it took nearly seven minutes.ne through each of these memorials that has made these past few days so profoundly affecting. as we move to the next stage of the enquiry, my team and i are determined to provide the answers that you seek. they remembered lives that had been full and the young lives that were still so unfulfilled. and their families want to know why. lucy,it lucy, it has been a very moving initial stage to this inquiry, what are the next steps now? it has been like attending a funeral after p&l, day after day and the families came to the inquiry not to talk about g re nfell to the inquiry not to talk about grenfell the building, but about the meaning and the value of the lives behind those doors. it has been emotional and draining. and relative colla pse emotional and draining. and relative collapse today after seeing some of the commemorations. it has been at times uplifting and at times angry and desperately sad, but it has given the brief, the survivors, a voice they felt that they have not had all

pm netanyahu: you can listen to hassan rouhani. the iranian president. pres. rouhani: nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in iran's security or defense doctrine and contradict our religious and ethical convictions. pman

the first place and it is what won him his last election in twenty seventeen last year president hassan rouhani put the way the twenty fifty nuclear deal forward to his people as the cure all for all of the country's economic woes and at the time it was what it was his it was his trump card if you will to win him the presidency and now is the time that his government is defending their decision to go forward with it in the first place there are many observers that this may be very good for iran by the united states being the bad guy if you will by being the reason that the deal begins to fray and comes to an end it gives a ron the the the political ability to tell the european partners that we have the moral high ground now that we tried to do it your way and it didn't work out and now we will return to policymaking on our own terms so going forward. the end of the deal may mean untether in iran from a nuclear agreement at a time when it enjoys far more regional influence than it did when it negotiated the deal in the first place. north korea has denied it was forced into giving up nucl

pullout from the twenty fifty nuclear deal iran's president hassan rouhani addressed his country in the world in a live speech he said the united states had once more proven itself to be an unreliable negotiating partner and characterize the american president's remarks as rude. the. they have done nothing except put empty signatures on pieces of paper without doing anything about it the iranian mission on the other hand has agreed to everything and accomplished all its responsibilities we had some duties based on that agreement and we have delivered all of them but today we can see which is the country that doesn't respect international agreements we have done nothing wrong is not acceptable that the us is pulling out i champion the nuclear agreement in the face of hard line critics at home who said it was unlikely to succeed so despite the u.s. pullout rouhani isn't willing to give it up without a fight any iranian hopes of still benefiting from the deal and keeping it alive now rest in the hands of the country's foreign minister who helped negotiate it following his president's speec

. >> following president trump's announcement, iranian president hassan rouhani delivered a address to his nation. he said the u.s. has never adhered to its international commitments. shis is courtesy of iran' 24-hour english-language news general. president rouhani: in the name of god the merciful and compassionate. salutations to the prophet of islam. i would like to express my

iran's president, hassan rouhani, deliberate an almost instantaneous response, saying his country wasring to restart uranium enrichment, key for making both nuclear energy and weapons. translation: i have ordered the atomic energy 0rganisation of iran to be ready to start the enrichment of uranium at industrial levels. we will wait a few weeks and speak with our allies. all depends on our national interests. european architects of the deal present at its creation three years ago tonight gave a grim faced response. the european union is determined to act in accordance with security interests, and to protect its economic investments. the nuclear deal with iran is the culmination of 12 years of diplomacy. it belongs to the entire international community. it has been working, and it is delivering on its goal, which is guaranteeing that iran doesn't develop nuclear weapons. but praise from america's closest middle east ally. israel thanks president trump for his courageous leadership, his commitment to confront the terrorist regime in tehran, and his commitment to ensure that iran never ge

president hassan rouhani is preparing his people for a worst case scenario the resumption of u.s. sanctions and they return to the economic isolation of the past but this is not the same iran that signed the nuclear deal in two thousand and fifteen. ronnie's message to his people is that iran has a more robust economy one able to withstand any aggression by the united states iran is also strategically stronger in the region than it was when it signed the deal with close ties to countries it is helped in open conflict including syria iraq lebanon yemen and in recent years to iran has strengthened one to one trade and diplomatic ties with dozens of countries these are things are wrong the leaders are pointing to as positive steps taken during the current administration and the rest of the tone of the iranian president's remarks about the united states it was likely for a domestic audience. running mary herself to the success of the nuclear deal and as it begins to fall apart he finds himself defending his government's decision to enter into talks in the first place if the united sta

and iran's president hassan rouhani has warned the u.s. will regret pushing the nuclear deal as the deadline looms for donald trump to make a decision. a turkish president typer the hon has unveiled his party's election manifesto promising new military operations against kurdish fighters along its border in syria and iraq at the home address thousands of supporters in istanbul ahead of next month's elections he called a vote more than a year early to consolidate the move to an executive style presidency which was not only approved in a referendum last seen emco say than was at the rally. more freedom and more prosperity and this is the most so turkish president aired on snap election manifesto for june two thousand and twenty four activists motto was the thing that carried the ruling party through the parliament in two thousand and two but since against a protest in two thousand and thirteen and fists the fans go it sent in two thousand and sixteen the government has harshly being criticized for its security measures inside turkey and rest

in response the iranian president, hassan rouhani, ordered his officials to be ready to restart the enrichment of uranium at industrial levels. but he added that he would reach out to the other signatories of the deal, to keep it in place. efforts are underway to strike a different nuclear deal, this time with north korea. after meeting china's president xi, kim jong—un is set for more talks with us secretary of state mike pompeo, who hasjust arrived in pyongyang. the meeting paves the way for a summit with president trump in the coming weeks. now on bbc news, our world. a hunt is under way. basra police, on the back of a tipoff, think they've found their target. a suspect they believe has been dealing in the highly addictive and illegal drug, crystal meth. kidnapping, extortion, organised crime are already part of daily life here in basra, iraq's second city. now there's a new threat, crystal meth. i've been invited tojoin the police frontline. this is the elite force that goes out every night on raids to try and crack down on organised crime in this city. they think the suspect is inside. ma

at least seven people were killed in sunday's attacks. >>> the president of iran, hassan rouhani, saysrope has a limited amount of time to preserve the iran nuclear deal after the united states backed out of it. iran's foreign minister is now in moscow after his stop in beijing. he is on an international tour to try to convince other signatories to keep the agreement alive. >>> president trump is vowing to save chinese jobs after his own administration sanctioned a chinese smartphone maker. he tweet head is working to get zte back into business after it halted operations. a u.s. democratic congressman tweeted back saying intelligence agencies have warned that zte technology pose as cybersecurity threat. >>> top white house officials are predicting a prosperous future for north korea, if this it pursues complete denuclearization. and later this month pyongyang plans to hold a ceremony to dismantle its nuclear testing sites. cnn's ivan watson has been following this story and joins us live now from seoul, south korea. ivan, international journalists will be invited into north korea to se

of the president trumps decision to withdraw from the twenty fifty nuclear deal iran's president hassan rouhani criticized president transactions but says the tehran remains committed to the pact trump says he'll impose the highest level of sanctions against tehran. the three signatories to that deal france germany and the u.k. say that they regret trumps decision and will remain parties to the pact they're planning to meet but they're ready and counterparts on monday to discuss the situation france's foreign minister says the risks of confrontation a real following trumps withdrawal from the deal attention but the reports from paris. for france it believes that this deal is the best that they raise out there for the moment all saying that iran is complying with this deal that it's the best chance to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons and ensuring peace and stability in the region did say there are areas that still need to be discussed with iran such as it's been the stick missile program but that they will be done naturally and in due course u.s. secretary of state mike pompei a

angry of a president trumps decision to withdraw from the twenty fifty nuclear deal runs president hassan rouhani criticized trumps action but says the terror remains committed to the pact trump says that he'll impose the highest level of sanctions against. iran three signatories to the deal france germany of the u.k. say that they regret trumps decision and will remain parties to the pact of planning to meet with a radio counterparts on monday to discuss the situation meanwhile former u.s. president barack obama has called the move to withdraw a serious mistake. but u.s. secretary of state mike pompei as arrived in north korea for another surprise visit is expected to finalize details of the upcoming meeting between donald trump and kim jong il. voting is underway in malaysia in what's being billed as the country's tightest ever election prime minister najib razak has cast his ballots in the city of pecan jeep's coalition is likely to win the most seats but it's expected to be a close race between him and mahathir mohamad the leader of the opposition alliance . it's been. a come election

that they had told him and that this deal was a fool's errand when nuclear talks began president hassan rouhani will be taking the moral high ground and the government is likely to say to its european partners and anyone else that will listen that we try to do it your way and it didn't work out for us and if they are likely to pursue you making policy on their own terms in the future they must arriving in tehran thank you and now in terms of other reaction in the region israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is an outspoken opponent of the iranian plea deal but some in his government and security establishment see it as a least bad option that should be preserved he spoke in west jerusalem a short time ago and applauded president trumps decision to withdraw israel fully supports president trumps both decision today to reject the disastrous nuclear deal with the terrorist resume into iran israel is opposed the nuclear deal from the start because we said that rather than blocking iran spread to a bomb the deal actually paves the runs to an entire arsenal of nuclear bombs and this with

hassan: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to join my colleagues in support of reinstating net neutrality. mr. president, access to a free and open internet is critical to promoting innovation, supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses, and growing our economy. americans are accustomed to and want an internet that is consumer-friendly and that ensures equal access to content, no matter their internet service provider. net neutrality helps ensure that the internet remains free and open by requiring internet service providers to treat all content the same way, providing equal access to applications and content online. my constituents in new hampshire are keenly aware of how important net neutrality is to their lives. thousands of granite staters have called my office throughout the last year to voice support and urge congress to protect it. unfortunately, last december the republican-controlled federal communications commission, led by chairman ajit pai repealed connections, a harmful decision that has a variety

pm netanyahu: you can listen to hassan rouhani. the iranian president. pres. rouhani: nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in iran's security or defense doctrine and contradict our religious and ethical convictions. pm netanyahu: this is repeated by iran's foreign minister javad zarif. mr. zarif: we didn't have a any program to develop nuclear weapons but we consider it nuclear weapons irrational as well as immoral. pm netanyahu: i'm here to tell you one thing. iran lied. big time. after signing the deal, iran intensified efforts to hide its secret nuclear files. in 2017, iran moved its nuclear weapons files to a highly secret location in southern tehran. this is the shorabad district. this is where they kept the atomic archives. right here. few iranians knew where it was. very few. and also a few israelis.ay . from the outside, this was an innocent looking compound. it looks like a dilapidated warehouse. but from the inside, it contained iran's secret archives -- secret atomic archives locked in massive files. actually, they are