pompeo: persecution of the faithful is especially intense inside the islamic republic of iran. the regime's militant adherence to the noxious tenants of islamic revolution designates that all elements of life and especially his version of other faiths. in iran, if muslims tried to convert non-muslims, the penal code calls for death. the government does not recognize congress to christianity. it levies beatings and solitary confinement on christians. last year, an iranian court upheld a 10-year prison sentence on four iranian christians who were acting against national security by "promoting zionist christianity" and running house churches, something we know in america. instead of following the normal procedure, authorities raided their homes and beat that and used electroshock weapons on them. they threw them into a regime dungeon inside of tehran. every day i pray, and i ask you, too, to pray for our brothers and sisters and not just them by people of all faiths persecuted in iran. [applause] know, i am from kansas. kansans out it, got there. i'm sure there are more of you. jus

iran who adhere to its commitments. the landmark 2015 nuclear deal violated, an uncertain future ahead. the secretary general is very much aware of the reports that the islamic republicsjcpoa limits on lower enriched uranium stockpile. he is concerned by such reports. if verified such action by the islamic republic of iran would not help preserve the plan. that plan was left in jeopardy after the united states walked away last year — donald trump, having branded it a horrible, laughable, outrageous deal. he said iran was playing with fire. no, no message to iran. they know what they are doing, they know what they are playing with and i think they are playing with fire. so no message to iran whatsoever. ever since the us pulled out of the agreement, iran, with its economy crumbling under american sanctions, has looked to europe to keep the deal alive. that message repeated once more. translation: the europeans have failed to fulfil their promises of protecting iran's interests under the deal. our next step will be enriching uranium beyond its 3.67% allowed under the deal. iran has stressed the enrichment is reversable and called on europe to do more to reduce the impa

where we find the threat from islamic republic of iran, where we find the threat from iran to america we'll respond. we know that terror continues to exist around the world and america can do this. we can end these endless wars, while still making sure that we fight the fight against terror, every place that we find it. we'll do it with american power, and we'll do it importantly using our partners and friends around the world who have a shared interest in defeating this terrorism. >> so you can confirm that isis is back in iraq? >> look, we've said there have been isis fighters moving around iraq and there's still a handful left in syria as well. they're not completely gone and they've shown no evidence they are prepared to give up and we've shown no evidence that we're prepared to let them get away with terror either. president trump has made it very clear. we'll continue to beat back terror where we find it. >> real quick exit question a couple of weeks ago we saw the president shake hands with kim jong-un. anything going on since then behind the scenes we need to know about? >> th

iranian islamic republic of iran stayed committed for more than one year after the us left. the deal that is why. this approach has provided a better stands for iran at the international of 4 and of course they shank sions us sanctions on the pressure from the. from the americans still exist and there are many countries who are trying to many months the impact of these sanctions right now we believe that in. international. at the international level we have done really good. that mr rouhani has been traveling to many countries misses that if is traveling to many countries we are constantly in interaction with other countries we will not let americans to achieve their goals we will make them disappointed. in their policy and just like last time when they were disappointed from all the pressures all the sanctions they had to return back to the. negotiating table right now. recognizing all or capacity all or. strength strength points and all were opportunistic on a picket but unity is that we have of course we are going to pass this this stage as well and we will make americans

that is what the social media itself is a is a threat for islamic republic of iran so they try to block it because they see this is the main battleground and they don't want to lose control. i have still many bad the biggest one is one day while many are wrong have the power to run the country. my dream is just seen. as that. sports is another activity that gender roles in muslim communities make difficult for women to fully participate in yet playing basketball or football can be deeply liberating. not only is it healthy and physically strengthening school it can also help build self-confidence. had to really packs a punch and that's what saves her from all sorts of unwanted male attention. here on the streets of cairo sexual harassment is a common experience. back to her training partner while law is just as fierce she's egypt's heavyweight boxing champion. outside the ring the 2 boxers usually have to dial it down a notch to refrain from striking anyone with full force of pastor but on the streets they're never afraid. i don't want to boast but in fact i'm a heavyweight boxing champi

of its major side effects creating enormous wealth for the leadership of the islamic a public of rorem. -- islamic republic of iranthe deal and put pressure on the regime and are forcing them to make tough decisions about how they're going to behave. >> would you go to tehran? >> if that's the call. >> when you appear on television? >> i would welcome the chance to speak directly to the iranian people. i've talked about this before. hedrives around new york, speaks to the media and talks to the american public, gets to put iranian propaganda into the american airwaves. i'd like a chance to go, not to propaganda, but speak to the iranian people about what it is there leadership has done and how it has harmed iran. theithin the last 24 hours, north koreans have fired a new short range ballistic missiles. how does this impact denuclearization talks with kim jong-un? >> president trump has been incredibly consistent. we want diplomacy to work. we want chairman kim to deliver on the promise he made, which was that he would denuclearize. i was there they day they signed the document. i have the chairman tell me this hal

because they know that this generation is not going to keep silent to solve it is a threat for islamic republic of iran so they try to block it because they see this is the main battleground and they don't want to lose control. system. but on the one. question i have a. whole yeah. that's what i want. so i don't have the i didn't know your father just simply money talk giving us a 100 of those you don't buy. that a lot you should have to do like additional yearly one year ashok realised this isn't a ball of the fish but really come out of my own heart about it a little you got a lot of them we're going to let you know what. i like this is a big show actually in this show i give the platform to women inside iraq i mean mostly women it's about you know people inside iran who can use their camera and be their own voices be they own media on sunday video to me. i feel like i'm hugging the whole iran you know they picked out from my country but they couldn't take iran out of me so now social media on this show. is my rainbow toward iran. going to go down to the shop that does the show of course i am scared

of state pompeo blaming iran for what he called "unprovoked attacks." >> it is the assessment of the united states government that the islamic republic of iran is responsible for the attacks that occurred in the gulf of oman today. >> the u.s. will send another 1,000 troops to the middle east, citing hostile behavior by iran. that's on top of an extra 1,500 announced just weeks ago. >> the pentagon says they will be used for surveillance and intelligence gathering and to protect u.s. troops. >> trevor: okay, i'm-- i'm a little confused. did they say america is sending troops to the middle east to protect the troops in the middle east? ( laughter ) who's going to protect the new troops? ( laughter ) are you going to need more troops to protect the troops who are protecting the troops? this doesn't seem look a good idea. like, remember that movie "the bodyguard"? that would be like if they made a sequel called, "the bodyguard's bodyguard." ♪ and i will always love you and you ♪ but that's right, america is sending thousands of troops back to the middle east, which is a big deal, and not just because you have to pay that e-z pass again. no, it's also because

iran who adhere to its commitments. the landmark 2015 nuclear deal violated, an uncertain future ahead. the secretary general is very much aware of the reports that the islamic republicitsjcpoa limits on enriched uranium. he is concerned by such reports, if verified such action would not help preserve the plan. that plan was left in jeopardy after the united states walked away last year, donald trump, having branded it a horrible, laughable, outrageous deal. he said iran was playing with fire. no, no message to cori gauf. —— iran. they know what they are doing, they know what they are playing with and i think they are playing with fire. so no message to iran whatsoever. ever since there was pulled out of the agreement, iran, with its economy crumbling under american sanctions has look to europe to keep the deal alive. that message repeated once more. translation: the europeans failed to protect their promises. our next step will be enriching uranium beyond its 3.67% allowed under the deal. iran has called on europe to do more and reduce the impacts of american sanctions. after oil tankers were attacked, diplomatic goodwill has been tested. american calls policy maxim

the secretary general is very much aware of the reports that the islamic republic of iran are may havesed itsjcpoa limits on a you reached —— enriched uranium. the plan was left in jeopardy after the united states walked away last year, donald trump, having branded it a horrible, laughable, outrageous deal. he said iran was playing with fire. they know what they are doing, they know what they are playing with and i think they are playing with fire. so no message to iran whatsoever. ever since there was pulled out of the agreement, iran, with its economy crumbling under american sanctions has look to europe to keep the deal alive. that message repeated once more. cancellation mark the europeans have failed to fulfil their promises of protecting around's interests under the deal —— iran's. 0ur around's interests under the deal —— iran's. our next step will be enriching uranium beyond the 3.6% under the deal. iran says the enrichment is reversible and cold on europe to do more to reduce the impact of american sanctions. relations were strained after oil tankers were attacked of the coast.

pompeo: persecution of the faithful is especially intense inside the islamic republic of iran. e regime's militant adherence to the noxious tenants dictates all parts of life. if muslims try to convert non-muslims, the penal code calls for death. notgovernment does recognize converts to christianity. year, an iranian court upheld a 10 year prison sentence on four irene christians who were "promoting zionist christianity" and running house churches, which is something we know in america. instead of following the normal procedure, they raided their homes, beat them, and used electroshock weapons on them. they threw them into a regime dungeon in tehran. every day i pray, and i ask you to pray for our brothers and sisters. not just for them, but people of all faiths persecuted in iran. [applause] i am from kansas. i love it. you,ure there are more of you are just quite people. a lot of people get spun up with the wrong ideas, that american evangelicals want to impose a theocracy on america. i wish they were concerned about the real theocratic takeover happening in iran over the last

he says, quote, contrary to the islamic republic of iran in the persian gulf and strait of hormuz according to the u.s. basis. >> after we do that will we be controlled and the iranians are saying, knothe drone was not ta down. that took that drone down. all of this, of course, dave, you're absolutely right, happening in that key strait of hormuz. extremely narrow water way. i went through that with "the u.s.s. abraham lincoln." you can constantly see iran iia. we have seen some major tensions there. u.s. tankers getting attacked. it happened almost a day before the iranians were shooting down an american zone. the iranians say it had entered there. nobody knows it better for you, fred. >>> president trump wants you to believe this made him unhappy. >> send her back. send her back. send her back. >> the president inspired those chants by denigrating congresswoman ilhan omar. now that he's facing a backlash he's trying to rewrite history. >> it really was a loud -- i disagree with it by the way, but tavis smiley quite a little bit badly about it. i started speaking very quickly. >> let's bre

by iran, including, we mustn't forget, i guess the united kingdom when i was serving in helmand, a lot of the weapons used against us, particularly roadside bombs, had a origins in the islamic republicft the women's world cup for a fourth time when they face the netherlands in sunday's showdown in lyon. the defending champions face the reigning european champions in the final, and will attempt to become only the second nation to win back—to—back women's world cup titles. the usa go into the game as favourites. let's speak to five live's seth bennett who's in lyon, where tonight's final will be played. lovely weather for a big lovely weatherfor a big day. absolutely gorgeous, to matures in the low 30s. nice and one for the players when they eventually arrive here at the stadium. it is a four o'clock to summer time kick off, so they have a couple of hours as we get towards that build—up. the fans are already here and it is a wonderful atmosphere. it has about 12 kilometres from the city centre to the stadium, and all of the fans have been getting on the various different trams that come out here and there are streams of orange with the dutch add lots of red, white and blue of the amer

iran to honor its commitments under the u.n. -- under the nuclear deal. tehran has breached the limit for low enriched uranium. verye secretary-general is much aware of the reports that the islamic republic may have surpassed its limits on low enriched stockpiles. if verified, such action would not help her -- help preserve the plan nor security tangible theomic -- nor secure tangible economic benefits for the iranian people. mark: france, britain, russia, and china are trying to find ways to save the accord. almost a full day after sitting down to pick candidates for the european union's prime political posts, wary eu leaders cut off their talks amid deep divisions on who should run the project for the next five years. >> for the next parliamentary elections, we will have to think very carefully of how we perceive this. think that after the election, there could be alliances that might put someone who got less votes into the position of forming. mark: the summit is scheduled to reconvene tuesday morning. leaders had already failed to agree on the top job at a summit two weeks ago. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analy

so far so good with respect to respecting our sanctions on the islamic republic of iran. although we sanctioned a chinese company last week and the week before for violating those sanctions. there places we can work with china. there are lots of diplomatic functions where we do not share the same values but we have overlapping interests and we can work on those. david rubenstein: what will be the u.s. response at the chinese were to spend -- send military into hong kong to put down the protests there. sec. pompeo: i never answer hypotheticals about what we will or will not do. david rubenstein: well played. sec. pompeo: protest is appropriate. we have that in the united states. i drove past it today. we help the chinese will do the right thing with respect to agreements in place with regard to north -- with regard to hong kong. mr. rubinstein: you have been to north korea and been to north korea on two occasions when the president has met with two occasions when the president has met with. ?he leader of north korea sec. pompeo: i have spent more time with him than any amer

had as one of its major side effects creating enormous wealth for the leadership of the islamic a -- islamic republic of iran were using that money in aligned ways, and we broke out of the deal and put pressure on the regime and are forcing them to make tough decisions about how they're going to behave. >> would you go to tehran? >> if that's the call. >> would you appear on iran television? >> i would welcome the chance to speak directly to the iranian people. i've talked about this before. he drives around new york, he drives around in the most wonderful city in america and speaks to the media and talks to the american public, gets to put iranian propaganda into the american airwaves. i'd like a chance to go, not to do propaganda, but speak to the -- speak the truth to the arabian people about what its peoplehip -- iranian about what its leadership has done and how it has harmed iran. >> within the last 24 hours, the north koreans have fired a new short range been a sick -- short range ballistic missile. how does this impact denuclearization talks with kim jong-un? >> president trump has been incredibly co

president trump claims the islamic republic of iran has been imaging uranium for some time.he u.s. to investigate planned attacks on big tech, which could potentially mean the u.s. imposing retaliatory tariffs or other trade restrictions. robert lighthizer will have a year to decide if the digital levy would hurt u.s. firms and outline any reaction. the u.s. has lobbied aggressively to stop eu nations taxing the revenue of companies such as facebook and google. russia's ambassador to the u.s. has quit after his leaked criticism about the trump administration sparked fear he in washington and likely new borisoreign minister johnson did not offer support. he said the white house is dysfunctional and in chaos, causing president trump to say he would not deal with him anymore. johnson declined to back him and would not commit to keeping him in his job. hong kong's leading broadcaster is under attack for alleged pro-china bias in its coverage of recent street protests. it's accused of favoring beijing urgingmpaigners advertisers to pull their commercials. at least one has done so

of the nuclear deal last year. the sanctions are the primary motivator for iran breaking the deal earlier this month. >> despite a huge impediment after sanctions, the islamic republicas made significant progress in equality. >> now, shep, the u.s. sanctions target iranian individuals and industries. they don't imply the country's ability to stop jailing journal itses, give women more rights or improve the human rights record. talk of a motive in the kill oh, my gosh:a social media star. coming up, what prosecutors say may have caused her boyfriend to cut her throat and share the photo with his followers online. plus, instagram catching a lot of heat for not removing the graphic image sooner. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyr

to great britain standing in the world is, what's he going to do about the fact that the islamic republic of iranaken control of a british tanker without cause. >> neil: that was joe lieberman on my fox business show talking about the pressure is now being faced by the new british prime minister who assumes office tomorrow, boris johnson, and that everyone has been so focused on what he does about brexit and they have lost sight of the immediate concern which is, how to get back that u.k. oil tanker. let's go to jennifer griffin with the latest from the pentagon. >> we just received a statement from a centcom spokesperson. , earle brown, who says u.s. officials do believe that they brought down to iranian drones by that u.s. worship transferring the state of hormuz last thursday. cruise on the uss boxer saw one drone go down and the others disappeared from radar and was thought destroyed. cbs first quoted the head of central command frank makinzy said there may have been more. both drones were taken out by this new marine corps anti-drone jamming device strapped to the deck of the uss boxer witho

speaker, this should come as no surprise, but the world's champion crybaby, the islamic republic of iran, threw another hisy fit this week. their navy tried to hijack a british tanker with a royal navy escort. they admitted they were breaking international law because they demanded the ship drive itself into their waters to be boarded. royal navy frigate fired back with a salvo from a radio. they said, back off. the iranian babies put their boats at full speed, roaring back to iran to cry on the ayatollah's shoulder for their humiliation. this has happened over and over. and i am very familiar with this region. i deployed there in the navy for six months from may of 1994 to november of 1994. went ased small island, off to the united air rain emirates. we fly what's called a gulf transit 1,000 feet around the straits of hormuz to exercise ur navigation. this is not the first time these things have happened. the last attack happened right there with the babies crying. two months before that, off the map down there, four american tankers at idle sitting in dead water waiting to unload their

of words continues went to trump administration and iranian leaders as iran confirms they are no longer complying with one of the main provisions of the 2015 nuclear deal. . >> such action by the islamic republicd in the preserve the plan nor secure the tangible economic benefits for the iranian people. . >> the u.n. confirms iran has exceded the limit on enriched uranium stockpiled set by the deal. last year president trump unilaterally withdrew the u.s. from the agreement. since then he has imposed sanctions that are hubble the iranian economy. >> no. no message to iran. they know what they are doing. they know what they are playing with. and i think they are playing with fire. so no message to iran whatsoever. >> "ran was officially in compliance with the nuclear deal when the u.s. pulled out. yesterday, the white house issued a statement saying tehran was vie laying the terms "even before the deal's existence. it's unclear what the trump administration was suggesting. iran's foreign minister what one word response, seriously. that was the response. iran is seeking relief from u.s. sanctions and now says it will further enrich uranium if the eu fails to our a new deal by next week. >>> i am

the last thing they want is to be drawn into a conflict with the islamic republic of iran. when you look at the sort of volatile backdrop that is playing out in the persian gulf region at the moment, the escalating tensions, between the u.s. and iran, the shooting down of drones by both sides, the attacks against oil tankers in the persian gulf region allegedly by iran according to u.s. officials you can see how this kind of incident could easily ignite something much bigger, martin. >> that's always the danger. matthew chance in abu dhabi, thank you for that. >>> president trump meanwhile is in reverse mode. now he is claiming, again, that he was unhappy with the send her back chants at his rally but he is doubling down on his attacks against four democratic congresswomen. >>> plus, the democrats' aggressive strategy to question robert mueller just days before his blockbuster hearing. i...decided to take the dna test. and i...was... shocked. right away, called my mom, called my sisters. i'm from cameroon, congo, and...the bantu people. i had ivory coast, and ghana...togo. i

>> president trump is very clea clear, the islamic republic of iran is a real threat. it's not are pushing against now and we will continue to do all we can to partner with them but as for jamal khashoggi, the said administration has taken action. we responded with a dozen plus sanctions, visa restrictions, which taken serious action and we promise of the investigation continues we will take action wherever we find those that were responsible. >> bret: there's this question, a lot of pushback from democrats and human rights leaders on this announcement of a commission on unalienable rights, what's that about? >> i must say it's been funny to me to watch. it's important that the state department and the united states government understands how fundamental most basic rights, the ones that you and i have but the nature of the fact that we are human beings. we put a commission together to go back and ground this in our history, in the founders history and you got home and rights organizations that don't want us doing work on human rights. i'm confounded. >> bret: they say

interfere but involved certainly raises hackles in the middle east particularly with the islamic republic of iran ok paul brennan reporting live for us there in london thank you. now new details have emerged about the attack on a migrant attention center in libya the u.n. says it was hit by 2 airstrikes and there are reports that guards shots refugees and migrants were trying to escape the bombing the ministry of justice in tripoli says 60 people are confirmed dead in cheesy strikes with 77 injured brian has the latest. sheltering from the baking sun they sit just maces away from where dozens of their fellow detainees were killed migrants and refugees held against their will in a detention center close to a military camp the u.n. says that puts these already vulnerable men women and children at great risk of exactly the sort of tragedy that occurred on tuesday night it's been revealed to air strikes hit the site the fairest. the 2nd a cell holding about 120 main the u.n. says there are reports god shot at refugees and migrants as they tried to escape the bombing its mission in libya says the air

we continue to request the islamic republic of iran to cooperate with the argentine judicial authorities. >> at the same time, we ask countries that are friends of argentina, that company us in this claim, avoid diplomatic immunity for any accused for who international arrest warrants have been made and notices circulated by interpol. all the countries in the world are responsible for fighting to eradicate terrorism. every country in the world is responsible for eradicating anti-semitism. we must end terrorism without notice, without contemplation, without speculation, whether political or economic. we should do it without second thoughts. we cannot live prisoners to terror or succumb to the contagion. terrorism is our main enemy, the most cruel, the most coward, the most ruthless, the one that has the largest inhuman dimension. yet it made us feel terror and we were not used to terror. hate and destruction became unfortunately something we had to beware of. all argentineans. although the terrorists targeted one of the most important institutions of the jewish community that served in th

one of its major side effects creating enormous wealth for the leadership inside of the islamic republic of iran were using that wealth in my ways. we put pressure on the iranian regime and we are forcing them to make tough decisions about how they are going to behave. we want change in behavior from the iranian leadership so the people can get what it is they deserve. >> how do you get that trade in behavior? they are saying the sanctions are going to "backfire." how do you get that change in behavior? >> the foreign minister is no more in charge than the man the moon -- in the moon. this is driven by the ayatollah. has the capacity to do all this activity, all the seizure of ships and the bad behavior, and the malay activity, all driven by this activity, all driven by this irgc. those are the people upon whom we are trying to apply efficient pressure to show them the cost is north it and to convince them that if they behave, the iranian people can live normal lives. >> would you go to tehran? >> sure. >> would you appear on tehran television? >> i would welcome the chance to speak directly to

middle east studies at johns hopkins university and author of the forthcoming book "iran reframed: anxieties of power in the islamic republic." she is also the director of "the skin that burns," a documentary film about survivors of chemical warfare in iran. professor, welcome to democracy now! cacan you talk about this latest series of actions in the strait of hormuz, the latest news we're getting just today that an unnamed iranian official held a news conference saying they had arrested 17 people somehow linked to the cia and the cia and that some of them were executed? he would not identify himself. and then we have this seizing of the british tanker following the seizing of t the iranian tanker. can you respond to all that is developing right now? >> sure. well, president trump's pressure campaign against iran is a multipronged campaign. there is the issue of sanctions, which you had spoken about earlier in your segment. the economic sanctions the trump adminiratition is puput on iran, especially on oil exexports. thatat has gained d a lot of mea attention. iran for the first year after president trump was out of the ir

now, and to great britain's standing in the world, what will he do about the fact that the islamic republic of iran has taken control of a british tanker without cause. neil: yeah. >> my guess there is a lot of private intermediation going on to try to work this out diplomatically but i think the best thing that boris johnson could do, i hope from my own point of view he does it, is to basically join president trump, say iranians are acting in a way that means i've lost my confidence in the iran nuclear deal. the uk is pulling out of it. we're joining the trump program of maximum pressure on iran. neil: you would think iran would know that you could sabre rattle with the united states all you want but sabre rattle with people still stubbornly sticking with a deal that is falling apart is suicidal but it looks like iran wants to do. >> it is and i think it's a real misstep by iran. they're into, at a very desperate point because the trump sanctions and pressure on them are really hurting them. they're having a lot of dissent and unrest from their own people. neil: why would they do this kind of stuf

taylor: so the islamic republic of iran is the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world, pieces of the islamic republic are terror organizations, do you have a ban on that terrorist organization and their ability to use google products? >> we have prohibitions on designated terrorist organizations using products and putting up content and so on. taylor: so you seek to ban terrorist organizations from using google products? i'm not trying to put words in your mouth, just trying to understand your position? and i'm not just asking about content, i'm asking about services, gmail, i calendar, a host of different services people can use. i'm trying to ask about services, not content. the focus of the hearing is about content, but i'm asking about the actual services. >> if we were to have knowledge, as my colleagues have said, bad actors are constantly changing their approaches, trying to game the system and so on, but we do everything we can to prohibit illegal behavior and those organizations. representative taylor: do you have screens set up to figure out who the users are, pierce

confirmation that tehran breached the limit for low enriched uranium >> he encourages the islamic republic of irancontinue implementing all its nuclear related commitments under the gcpoa as a participant continues to seek ways to overcome the considerable challenges the country faces. >>> and now on view at sotheb s sotheby's, look at that beauty in new york. the james bond 1965 aston martin db-5, auctioned off in august. it is expected to fetch between 4 and $6 million it is considered the most famous car in the world and it comes complete, look at that, with fully functional james bond gadgets that is so cool. that's the news update this hour guys, i'll send it back downtown to you >> it is so cool i would never take it out on the road if i bought it. i would have it on display. >> yeah. it is meant to be driven, but -- >> that's what tracy morgan thought when he bought his car. >> that's really true, scott that's exactly right >> that's what he thought. he pulled out and two seconds later he got in an accident. >> all right >> some cars are better kept in the garage. >> over to mike santoli fo

from its inception the islamic republic of iran had an anti-american vent. what it did to our embassy, attack on the marines in beirut in 1983, its efforts in iraq in 2003 i was part of the invasion force. i saw with my own eyes the iranian efforts to destabilize iraq and continue to do that today. they continue to support the assad regime in syria. they continue to overthrow the regime in yemen where the houthi rebels attack saudi arabia. around the middle east iran has become the enemy of freedom and democracy. if america's going to succeed, we need to have allies. we need to have friends. we need to support those allies and those friends. making sure that saudi arabia and u.a.e. have the weapons they need to fight back against iran's terrorism is mission critical for the survival of our republic. i stand against this resolution. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the bam of his time. the gentleman from florida reserves. p the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: i reserve for the purpose of closing. the speaker pro t

this heinous attack to the terrorist group hezbollah and its sponsor, the government of the islamic republic of iran. despite warrants issued by the argentinean justice system for iranian and lebanese nationals thought to be involved in the attacks, and their addition on interpol's most wanted list, iran and hezbollah operatives have yet to face accountability for their actions. we encourage all responsible nations to not allow the perpetrators of this attack to continue to escape justice. after the previous president of argentina worked to prevent iran from being held accountable, a prosecutor heroically proceeded investigating this bombing, shedding light on the alarming and growing partnership between leaders in iran and argentina. just one day before he was scheduled to present his latest findings, he was found dead in his home with a fatal gunshot wound to the head. we are grateful that the president's government has continued to push for iranian accountability and i would like to acknowledge the ambassador of argentina who is in the gallery with us today. 25 years later, iranian-backed hezboll

warning from donald trump that he will soon substantially increase sanctions on the islamic republic trump has accused iran of secret enriching uranium for a long time tehran says washington is the one violating the agreement. it's a little bit of a sense that. he's divorced believe it or national leader out of the deal it is the most believe now you're seeing a lot of not only been intentional seizing implementation of some also he wasn't a geisha and he did if it is a deal if it is a big deal and if you are interested. we have been trying to find you are pushing the hardest to follow suit france is denying that it's breached a u.n. arms embargo after 4 of its anti-tank missiles were found during a raid on libyan warde hollister have to his base on the outskirts of tripoli france's military has admitted that the u.s. made javelin and attack missiles belonged to the french army. diplomats say 22 countries have signed a letter calling on china to halt its mass detention of ethnic week is in the shing jang region u.n. experts say at least 1000000 readers and other muslims held in detention centers in a remote w

from various different military and revolutionary guard segments of iran saying that there are certain red lines for the islamic republic and they're all shipments is certainly one of them but also the syrian government and bashar al assad is a very very strong ally ever iran so this will certainly be seen as a very provocative act. jabari their life in the tehran thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date. 2 of the u.s. now a new details have emerged about the attack on a migrant detention center in libya the u.n. says it was hit by 2 airstrikes and there are reports that the guard shot at refugees migrants who were trying to escape the bombing the ministry of justice in tripoli says 60 people are confirmed dead in choose these strikes with 77 injured and those who brian has the latest. sheltering from the baking sun they sit just maces away from where dozens of their fellow detainees were killed migrants and refugees held against their will in a detention center close to a military camp the u.n. says that puts these already vulnerable men women and children at great risk of exactly the sort of tragedy that

iran. blaming the u.s. for saber rattling and the middle east. he warned of new sanctions against iran, claiming the islamic republic has been enriching uranium for some time. >> big story. britain's ambassador has quit after criticisms of the trump administration theory. johnson, also offered his support. he had written the administration is dysfunctional. back him andned to would not commit to keeping his job. >> the woman committed to being president says they will not stay in the block at all. he -- she said the u.k. should be allowed to delay the date if necessary, adding the consequences of a divorce will be catastrophic for all sides. >> the u.s. justice department anti-moneyng whether laundering laws were violated. deutsche bank says it has fully cooperated with the inquiry. kong ipoahead, a hong on orders on top isn't -- tap and is four times oversubscribed. the market. about and geopolitical tensions. the u.s. ambassador to china sharing his views. this is bloomberg. ♪ you are back with >> "bloomberg markets." the -- between tokyo and seoul, both companies say they are willing to meet, but neither can afford to risk looking weak. the so

united states which is the arch enemy of iran is something that they simply cannot do that would totally not correspond with the self-image of the islamic republic so donald trump would have to give them something more than that another incentive to go back to the negotiation table and so treating iran like an ill minute schoolchild want to work you will have to give them something else for example respect that we something new all right our reporter today is a top with us here in our studio thank you very much. you're watching the news here in berlin still to come scientists sound the alarm in the arctic they say temperatures are rising significantly in a land that's usually frozen around. but 1st friends and families of those killed on board malaysia airlines flight m h 17 will gather at a dutch memorial today to mark the 5th anniversary of the disaster m.h. 17 was blasted out of the sky is it flew over eastern ukraine killing all $290.00 people on board investigators have blamed a russian made surface to air missile but moscow denies involvement last month 4 men were charged with murder over the incident all of them linked to a russian backed