that's the strategy irani and's hope we have. we are saying it without saying it, and we are bound to mess it up. go to the lady in the front. >> want me to take over? >> hi, sarah from middle east troop. i would like to hear from other people besides brian about whether or not they really believe the jcpoa was working. shamess like everybody trump from leaving the jcpoa but there were certain provisions that the irani's were great achieving at, such as military sites were supposed to be unopened to the iaea. and the iaea, for some reason, did not go in. we found out that they were enriching uranium there. if i were an uranium regime, i would use military sites. what are other people's us about the jcpoa? >> wasn't working or not? very quickly so we can get -- >> it was working for iran well and they messed it up. president obama was right saying iran would never get a bomb on my watch, and then he left office 12 months later. it was working. >> and the other views? a lobar to, jcpoa is say you have sealed off all of the pathways

tambien sigue hoy el g7 peor hero hubo moetnntomentos tnensos la a fue qual llegar un alto ofici r iraniin previo aviso la llegada del minstroistro extr causo revuelo. > >es una gran movida diploma c diplomatica para aavanzar la n agenda de iran, la que habia d sido abandonada hace meses. >>el diplomatico se reuniriin c con diplomaticos francese nos, asi estadounidenses. >> tenemos un acuerdo que log m logramos negociar es buen parao la clase media, dijo trudeau t tambien sostuvo platicas con el primer ministro japones, estamos hablando en un auccuerdo tambi q que incluye digital. >> tambien las primeras ds a recorrian las afueras de biarr t biarritz, conocienras manifest s protestaban, exigiendo que tomen accion sobre el kambicambio clio los lideres mundiales. >> un centro de rehabilitacion f fue arrasado por un voraz inc d incendio. > >tambien incendios forestales en bolivia siguen creecienciusi. >>en los medioel mundo lanza n r alerta por la destruccion del amazonas, sepa como usted puede colaborar. >> en san jose tenemos 60 gr80g mas informacion al vovllver de paus musica dos persona

y no estuvo dirigido a nadie en particular en su cuenta de instagram público que era descendiente iraní dicen cómo puede recuperar otras pertenencias y su vehículo. >>> de tarde nos dijo que decenas de agentes siguen preocupados, están recorriendo cada rincón. por eso este lugar sigue cerrado y custodiado. >>> estoy prácticamente encerrada en casa. varias personas, dicen que esto les ha impactado significativamente en sus actividades diarias en especial en su trabajo. >>> ( inaudible ) >>> hoy se ha recibido una notificación desde ahí serían llevados, en este momento son los que estaban al sur de la avenida. de cambio lo que me produce >>> está pasando por paciencia, se supone que a partir estarán llevado al centro pero todavía no han llegado >>> aquí vamos a procesar toda esa propiedad pero primero necesitamos que vengan aquí para llenar una fórmula para que nos indiquen qué fue lo que se les perdió. >>> (información en pantalla) abre a las nueve de la mañana hasta las 10 de la noche hasta el domingo. >>> nosotros no pedimos por el estatus de emigratorio por nuestras víctimas ni client

nado is encouraging forests clearing for agriculture feed the force of borneo vital habitat for the irani tank are under growing threat they're shrinking rapidly as farmers burn down trees to make way for palm oil plantations that leaves less for the running of towns to eat the same goes for the java rhinoceros in indonesia and the wild elephants of central africa the world wide fund for nature is sounding the alarm. division just the most important step to take is an immediate holds to the destruction of the forest for the cultural use decides that means we need a comprehensive approach to protect forests or effects free around the wall said time to farm more responsibly and forests are being stripped of high value trees for sale as workers build roads and dams to convert the land for profit according to the world wide fund for nature forest wildlife populations have been reduced by half since 1700 results amazon rain forest is especially hard hit. we have extreme difficulties in brazil even though the amazon was actually a success story for a while and that doesn't seem to be the case a

separatists fighters and their battle for the city over the weekend it's created a rift in the saudi irani coalition which has been supporting yemen's internationally recognized government based in aid and the coalition has been fighting hit the rebels in yemen for more than 4 years ahmed el top has more from santa. according to the reports that the saudis have already invited military senior military officers. who are supporting the international governments to perform. plug rumors and saudi arabia also even though the those soldiers are officers on the ground have a day given the saudi arabia called in as for who are the militants who are loyal to the transitional council who are called or described as separatists but the saudi arabia hasn't worked accordingly and haven't targeted such code and it's also the officers on the ground who have the described there. they have blamed the saudi arabia for the failure and also for what he described as a close against the internationally recognized government. they also have mentioned that the the there were also only advancements that have taken

el joven que era descendiente italiano e iranÍ colocÓ en sus redes sociales comentarios contra las minorÍaspera que la persona mÁs humilde, la más leal, la mÁs pura. >> ella querÍa un chancho de guinea. teresa: su madre estÁ internada desde que falleciÓ su hija. >> yo lo tengo en mi mente a ese hombre. no puedo dormir porque pienso que en cualquier momento va a venir y me va a matar. teresa: y su esposo cÓmo estÁ? >> Él estÁ muy mal. el nos llevaba a todos lados. teresa: la familia celebrÓ en grande el cumpleaÑos de las tres niÑas, momentos felices que lorena atesora. >> esa salvÓ a mi suegra. teresa: la familia estÁ deshecha y lorena se aferra a la idea de que su hija le acompaÑa. >> tengo un dolor profundo dentro de mÍ. sÉ que ella estÁ arriba y estÁ conmigo y tengo que salir adelante. tengo dos niÑas que me esperan acÁ. fÉlix: historias como estas hoy se multiplican en el paso, texas, en ohio, en todo el paÍs. puede ocurrir en un festival del ajo, en una escuela. teresa: ningÚn lugar es seguro. quiero destacar que el pistolero termino suicidÁndose. fÉlix: algo que se repite, el ak 47. te

the 4th of borneo vital habitat for the irani tank are under growing threat they're shrinking rapidly as farmers burn down trees to make way for palm oil plantations that leaves less for the right times to eat the same goes for the java rhinoceros in intonation and the wild elephants of central africa the world wide fund for nature is sounding the alarm. divison the most important step to take is an immediate holds to the destruction of the forest for the cultural use decides that means we need a comprehensive approach to protect or affect the around the wall said and to farm more responsibly but that's often forests are being stripped of high value trees for sale as workers build roads and downs to convert the land for profit according to the world wide fund for nature forest wildlife populations have been reduced by half since 1970 percent amazon rain forest is especially hard hit. we have extreme difficulties in brazil even though the amazon was actually a success story for a while and that doesn't seem to be the case anymore but there's still a chance to make progress in other cou

president macron said he hopes president trump and irani and president rouhani -- iranian president romneyet in the coming weeks. a diplomatic -- president rouhani will meet in the coming weeks. the united nations chief is warning that the world is facing a climate emergency. world leaders will be attending a summit in new york next month to agree to cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than they promised in the climate accord. worse thane are much we were during paris." the group of seven nations today pledged tens of millions of dollars to help amazon countries fight raging wildfires, even as brazilian president jair bolsonaro accused rich countries of sheet -- of treating the area like a colony. canada has also offered to send firefighting planes to brazil. >> people around the world are to see and devastated the amazon engulfed in flames. our government has been in touch with the brazilian government to offer our support to put an end to this crisis. mark: thousands of people have demonstrated in cities throughout brazil and outside brazilian embassies around the world. president macro

antes de la masacre, ligan, quien se identificaba como descendiente italiano e iraní, había publicadoimentel. jordano: uno no espera que la persona más humilde, la más dulce, la más leal, la más pura sea la que se vaya primero, es-- es algo increíble. teresa: jordano y el resto de la familia, ahora que keila no está, encuentran consuelo cuidando a las mascotas de la niña, loki y canela, así como también a su conejillo de indias. jordano: ella quería un guinea pig. y su papá le dijo: "bueno, sube tus calificaciones y ya veremos lo del guinea pig y demostró lo capaz que era cuando en poco tiempo fue capaz de subir todas sus calificaciones. teresa: lorena acaba de salir del hospital donde estuvo internada por una crisis de nervios desde que falleció su hija. las memorias de lo que vivió la persiguen. lorena: yo lo tengo acá en mi mente a ese hombre. no puedo dormir porque yo pienso que en cualquier momento va a venir y me va a matar. teresa: ¿su esposo cómo está? lorena: Él está muy mal. necesita a un especialista ahorita. Él se la pasa llorando. keyla siempre estaba con él. Él nos lleva

the english channel having set off from france, yesterday a total of 64 people mostly claiming to be irani of migrants arriving by small boat this week to 96, the busiest week since the bbc began tracking the crossings in november. we need to see 24/7 surveillance of the french coast, greater action by the french coast, greater action by the french authorities to stop any boats leaving the french coast and if they do leave they must be apprehended. they are stopping some boats and operations on 24 migrants rescued near dunkirk this morning. here's the markets are taking to greater risk though, a woman who fell from a dinghy in the channel earlier this month still has not been found. it's a matter of time before he starts the bodies watching off on the coast. none of the viewers watching this want to see that i'm sure. the government has to find a way to enable these people to make that journey safely. european nations as a whole must also share the issues of providing a safe haven for those refugees looking for a place of safety, human beings just like refugees looking for a place of safet

according to iran's semi-official news agency, irani revolutionary guard detained seven crew membersn wednesday. the revolutionary guard claims it was an iraqi ship smuggling 700,000 liters of fuel. the u.s. has not yet commented, but the country's secretary of defense and secretary of state met with their respective counterparts in australia on sunday. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo asked australia to join a u.s.-led maritime security initiative aimed at promoting safe passage through the persian gulf and strait of hour miew.z after iran seized a british-flagged oil tanker on july 9th, the u.s. began to try and convince allies to join with what's known as operation sentinel. >> to promote the freedom of commerce through all waterways, number one. number two is to prevent any provocative actions by iran that might lead e to some misunderstanding or miscalculation and could lead to a conflict. >> reporter: germany already said they will not participate in part because they believe the u.s.' policy when it comes to iranian sanctions and maximum pressure is misguided. secretary pom

the irani and diehl, eight years of foreign policy failure. no one has even begun to talk about thatne part. >> well, the other problem that they have, if you are the campaign manager for joe biden, you've got to worry that these gaps are just a pattern. a lot of people are saying it's a pattern -- and all. the question is, if this pattern becomes an issue of mental competence, that is the issue that is going to bring him down. >> sean: hasn't already happened? as of that happening? >>in yes. it isea happening. the media, i think the media and some of the folks in the media that want a more progressive candidate, they wanted elizabeth warren, they want kamala harris, they will swarm over this issue that is plaguing joe biden, like we can't imagine. here's the other problem for the democrats, though. president trump has outmaneuvered the democrats on one of their signature issues, which is sentencing reform. elizabeth warren is talking about sentencing reform. the only problem i have is that the personn they actually have o run against actually

on the press that we need to do something about hate when he's been fomenting hate is the ultimate irany, of course. but you know what, i want to get solutions and save lives. and the way we do that is two ways. one, doing everything we can right now to pass some gun safety legislation, and this could finally be the moment. and the second thing in my mind is to get a new president because this kind of hate and the kind of people that are listening to it has led to an increase in hate crimes. >> just lastly here as you know there are a lot of democratic candidates so i want to get a sense of what you would change. those in favor of changing the sag swre magazine requirements to those talking about background checks. >> that's why i was at the white house to advocate for gun safety changes after parkland. i supported change the loophole and the universal background checks, the magazines, and also under 21, putting a prohibition in place if you can't get the assault weapon ban, at least don't let kids under 21 purchase an assault weapon. but i think the assault weapon ban would be preferabl

we saw some breaking headlines that irany top diplomat has made the surprise visit to the g7. there for? is he meeting with president trump? >> we don't know the answer to that. it appears that one of two things isit the french pperty, who isis muel ma, has some kind of side plan for sareef to speak with other diplomats there. this may or may not include trump, and it-- which brings up the other possibility, which is that if that advanced planning does not inc t- and we had not heard a word about it until an hour ago-- that means macrone is sandbagging trump. so stay tuned. ( laughter ) >> brennan: stay tuned. we'll see, to quote want president, as he said. but this uncertainty, is there a political cost to the geopolitical, to the economic, to the financial uncertainty? >> obviously, it affects, you know, the world. i think it's fascinating. do you know who the most-popular back home of the g7 summit leaders is? it's not trump. it's actually abe. trump is number two. he's the second-most popular person at home. not because he's popular, but because he's so unpopular. there's

irani and authorities claim computer program he used was used by pornographic websites and claims itedge. let's bring in the attorney, kimberly motley to tell us about this daring escape from iran. kimberly we don't have a ton of time but this is like a movie script. the fact he was given after a lot of international pressure days out of jail and managed to get the candidates and i know you can't give details but this is a dangerous plan. >> it absolutely was a dangerous plan. his escape from iran is highly sensitive. no one in iran was aware he was escaping including his family and lawyer completely unaware that he was intending to escape from iran. it truly was an international team effort that was really spearheaded by his sister, mary millipore in canada, a canadian citizen. >> shannon: she never to stop talking about him because this has been going on for more than a decade now. his visit over there and the imprisonment, torture and all of these things. she said at times she was threatened by people who said they would come to rape her, harm her but she would not stop speaking o

i once met with the irani and foreign minister at dinner. we were both very careful not to get in trouble talking to each other. i said, what is the biggest problem you have. he said, unemployment. we have to find 600,000 jobs every year. greatest political force at work around the world and we need to understand it and the united states, is wealth creation and economic growth. that's what china is doing. china did not get where it is playing nuclear tag. they did it by making things people want to buy. they need to keep growing wealth in order to bring their people out of poverty. spring,sed the arab fundamentalism? no, jobs. they want to get rid of corrupt governments. it was a fruit seller in tunis to set himself on fire because and said an argument enough. he set himself on fire and started the arab spring movement we now see in such full flower. micrt: there are two stands. we have time for some questions. we will alternate from one side .o the other we will begin with this microphone here. >> ok. general powell, i am very proud you are

bloomberg irani, correspondent joining us from dubai.schneider, thank you very much for your time on the issue. italian rival parties have until the end of today to form a new coalition. we also have earnings from the biggest state banks in china this week, which control more than $14 trillion of assets. kicking things off is the bank of communication. itssday, the u.s. releases second reading of second-quarter gdp. the expectation is slightly lower economic growth. friday sees the south korean central bank announced a rate decision, expected to be left unchanged. sunday, the next round of u.s. tariffs on 300 billion dollars of chinese goods will kick in. sunday is september 1. we're minutes from the open. up next, stocks to watch, including s.a.s., the takingavian airline measures to boost profitability. this is bloomberg. ♪ we are five minutes from the open. stocks to watch around the newsroom. sam instead, covering sas. let's start with you. what is the story? sam: more restructuring measures tha-- at sas, the swedish airline. general

according to iran's semi-official news agency, irani revolutionary guard detained seven crew membersionary guard claims it was an iraqi ship smuggling 700,000 liters of fuel. the u.s. has not yet commented, but the country's secretary of defense and secretary of state met with their respective counterparts in australia on sunday. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo asked australia to join a u.s.-led maritime security initiative aimed at promoting safe passage through the persian gulf and strait of hour miew.z after iran seized a british-flagged oil tanker on july 9th, the u.s. began to try and convince allies to join with what's known as operation sentinel. >> to promote the freedom of commerce through all waterways, number one. number two is to prevent any provocative actions by iran that might lead e to some misunderstanding or miscalculation and could lead to a conflict. >> reporter: germany already said they will not participate in part because they believe the u.s.' policy when it comes to iranian sanctions and maximum pressure is misguided. secretary pompeo says he is confident

basically, in our organisation i myself think the president has followed the correct choice with regard to iranias put maximum pressure on the iranians. the question now is this the time to sit down to try to renegotiate and write a that nuclear agreement? if it is then, i want to suggest to the president that he not accept meetings with president mohanty, the real decision—maker in iran is the supreme leader who has met with president putin. he has met with president putin. he has met with president shee of china. president trump obviously deserves to have a meeting at that level, if the iranians are not willing to have the supreme leader and meet with our president than i think the president ought to send vice president tends to meet with mohanty. do you think the sanctions have pushed iran to the sanctions have pushed iran to the point where they are in good faith prepared to negotiate with the united states now? that's a very important question. i think the sanctions have really hurt the economy. unfortunately the iranian people there is a lot of unsettled feeling within a run toward the reg

ryan, distinguished former diplomat, negotiated with iranis in iraq and held talks with them after 9/11 that were about how to manage afghanistan and, and al-qaeda and so on. very capable guy. jim jeffrey, current envoy against isis and in syria, also has had long contacts and experience with iranians. the deputy secretary of state, a man named john sullivan, was a young man in iran during the revolution, his uncle was the last u.s. ambassador in iran before the revolution. so there is no shortage of individuals. we have an envoy for north korea, i don't know that he gets to do much because trump keeps preempting him by meeting kim jong un, but you could go back to that model and eat good work behind the scenes. you could have a realistic agenda, not the 12 demands, and you can get somewhere. it is possible if trump wants to go that route, but we have seen a no indication that he does. >> it is going to come down to whether sanctions are going to be lifted. this is what i am watching for, is there any indication that they're going to be willing to lift sanctions and so far i have not

the white house was blind sided when irani foreign minister sharif showed up, invited to continue talksfrench president emmanuel macron said the g7 supported new talks but president trump denied discussing a joint approach. trump said, quote, no comment when asked if he had planned to meet with zarif. meanwhile, he added more confusion to the continued escalation of his trade war with china this morning. claiming that beijing now wants to try to reach a deal after he threatened new tariffs on friday. >> we called our top trade people and said let's get back to the table so we'll be getting back to the table and i think they want to do something. they have been hurt very badly, but they understand this is the right thing to do. and i have great respect for it. this is a very positive development for the world. i respect china for doing what they have done to the united states over the years and you look at a guy like sleepy joe biden the fact he would with obama to do for eight years. what i'm doing with china should have happened 25 years ago. not just president obama. i mean, many pres