. >> plus an interview with iranian foreign minister javad zarif and have analysis on all of the news of the week coming up on "face the nation". >> >> brennan: good morning and 0 welcome to "face the nation". we begin this morning with another attack at a house of worship, this time in poway, california, outside of san diego. cbs news correspondent jonathan industry lot at this reports from poway, jonathan what can you tell us? >> >> reporter:, good morning, margaret, what we know in morning, police toiferg suspect as john earnest, a 19-year-old nursing student with no prior criminal history, in what is believed to be his manifesto, earnest says he was inspired by other recent hate crimes. >> witnesses say the gunman stormed congregation a bad screaming anti-semitic slurs before opening fire with a semiautomatic rifle. >> he took the life of 60-year-old glory gilbert and seriously injured the temple's rabbi, israel goldstein who attempted to speak with the shooter before he fled the scene. >> earnest later called 911 to turn himself in and while searching the home he shared with his

if we begin with mohammad javad zarif. >> chris: foreign minister zarif, welcome to "fox news sunday.>> mr. zarif: good to be with you. >> chris: you say there is a small group of american and mideast officials who are trying to steer president trump into a conflict with iran. who and why? >> mr. zarif: i base my statement on their own statements. mr. netanyahu has said time and again that he encouraged president trump to designate iranian revolutionary cause as a terrorist organization. he has said that he was the sole opposition to the jcpoa. >> chris: nuclear deal. he >> mr. zarif: the nuclear deal and he encouraged the united states to leave that dea deal. mr. bolton has said publicly before he became national security advisor, in a row that was organized by an iranian terrorist organization, that was on the list of terror groups by the united states state department and mr. bolton was on the payroll, that he would celebrate the anniversary of the islamic revolution in tehran with a terrorist organization. he's on the record after receiving $50,000 from them. to say that. he has s

the country's foreign minister javad zarif says he is ready to exchange her for iranians held in thebusiness news, but first the headlines on bbc news... knife crime across england and wales has risen to record levels with nearly a1,000 offences recorded by police last year. "a public health time bomb" — that's the warning from the boss of nhs england — amid a big rise in the number of measles cases. calls for an inquiry after yesterday's leak of controversial government plans for the uk to use chinese i'm tadhg. in the business news: the planned merger of sainsburys and asda has been blocked. the comptetion watchdog said that combining two of the country's leading supermarkets would lead to increased prices in stores and at petrol stations, despite management's insistence that customers would benefit from price cuts. the chief executive of rbs, ross mcewan, has resigned. he's been in thejob for five and a half years, in which time rbs has closed hundreds of branches but also returned to profitability after the financial crisis. mcewan was also criticised for his handling of a contro

the iranian foreign minister, javad zarif, has suggested that nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe could be released swap with iranians detained in the united states and australia. the british—iranian dual national has been held in tehran for more than three years, facing accusations of spying that she denies. it was on the day that the devonian nuclear deal went into effect, that some iranians who were in the us we re some iranians who were in the us were freed for devonian americans or a few americans were in around. this is the second time this is coming up, the difference is that he is saying i have the authority to do it. so far, the trump administration has rejected that offer. tributes have been paid to the murdered journalist lyra mckee at a funeral service in belfast. the 29—year—old was shot dead last thursday by a dissident republican group in northern ireland, during rioting in the city of londonderry. mourners from both sides of the irish borderjoined the service, as well as the british and irish leaders. let's return now to the attacks in sri lanka. we're learning more about the people

speaking in new york today, javad zarif suggested she could be swapped with iranians detained in thec correspondent james landale told me earlier that this latest development in the case was unexpected. there was no sort of forewarning of this at all but what is really interesting is the context of this. if you remember nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, jill british iranian national, then held in iran for over three years now the spying accusations, that she denies. last month the british government gave a diplomatic detection, new status to try and protect her and raise the case in the international stage and since then, the british government and officials have been waiting on tenterhooks to see what kind of response they would get from iran. there was fear that the response could be negative, they could make a condition to us. instead, today, these are the first substantive remarks that the iranians have given and there's been the offer of a deal. so i think people take some hope that, however, this does not meana hope that, however, this does not mean a deal is likely, does not mean tha

speaking in new york today, javad zarif suggested she could be swapped with iranians detained in the telecoms giant huawei has welcomed reports that the uk government is to allow it to help build britain's 5g data network. that's despite objections from some senior ministers. who believe it poses a possible security risk. the us and a number of allies have also expressed concerns about the security implications of working with huawei. the telecoms firm has always denied being controlled by the chinese government, and says that its work does not pose any risks of espionage or sabotage. our security correspondent gordon corera reports. the new world of 5g technology promises to transform our lives, connecting millions of devices and enabling everything from driverless cars to smart homes. but it also poses a major security question — should a chinese company be the one to deliver this future? 5g is a real game changer because the network itself is going to be much more intelligent. there's going to be much more software running things, changing its shape, changing its function, all the

bridges are reestablished and hospitals are operational the order comes as iran's foreign minister javad zarif accused us sanctions of hindering aid efforts to affected areas saying this isn't just economic warfare it's economic terrorism iranian authorities are using the military helicopters to help with the rescue operation that's been a shortage since the u.s. imposed sanctions on iran after president trump withdrew from the iran nuclear deal last year in response the us secretary of state mike pompei offered his condolences to the victims of the flood but blame the iranian government of mismanagement in urban planning and emergency preparedness iran has experienced some of the heaviest rain in a decade various provinces have been devastated by more than two weeks of near constant rain affecting tens of thousands of people and while those who have survived try to save what's left of their belongings more storms are forecast in the coming days for healing mohammed al jazeera. lawrence catch up with the weather with everton now well just picking up from that sammy we've got the low before tha

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the order comes as iran's foreign minister javad zarif accused u.s.sanctions of hindering aid efforts to affected areas saying this isn't just economic warfare it's economic terrorism iranian authorities are using the military helicopters to help with the rescue operation that's been a shortage since the u.s. imposed sanctions on iran after president trump withdrew from the iran nuclear deal last year in response the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei offered his condolences to the victims of the flood but blame the iranian government of mismanagement in urban planning and emergency preparedness iran has experienced some of the heaviest rain in a decade various provinces have been devastated by more than two weeks of nia constant rain affecting tens of thousands of people and while those who have survived try to save what's left of their belongings more storms a full cost in the coming days. hammad al-jazeera. so ahead on al-jazeera and support manchester united suffers a major setback. for the champions league. time for sport with our thanks very mu

department thank you so earlier on monday the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif stressed that his country will not let washington go unpunished if it dares to designate the islamic revolution guards corps as a terrorist organization he also warned that iran will be prepared for a tough reciprocal response let's speak to. him he's the editor in chief of the forest news agency he's joining us via skype from tehran thanks for speaking to us so what do you expect the iranian response to be. thanks for having me well the rainy and officials have already stressed that that would you know it was super kate to move this but the fact that they are not after escalating tensions with anyone including the united states but apparently donald trump means to you know go ahead with this fully illogical move you know they claim in washington that they mean to crease economic pressures and i.r.g.c. any iran in favor of bringing to iran to the negotiating table why do we all know that i.r.g.c. has been targeted by the cats sanctions act and those who are who claim in washington that they in

the country's foreign minister, javad zarif, says he's ready to exchange her for iranians held in the to reverse cuts to thousands of bus services across england and wales at a cost of £1.3 billion a year. the party say the policy would be paid for by a vehicle tax, but the conservatives claim labour's plans would slash funding for road repairs. here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. buses are the most popular form of public transport, accounting for nearly 60% of ourjourneys. campaigners say cuts in funding have hit local services hard. if you live ina town, hit local services hard. if you live in a town, you might not notice much difference. if you live in the suburbs, you will have seen fewer buses going to fewer places. if you live in the country, he would be lucky to get any buses at all. campaigners say that since 2010, more than 3000 roots in england and wales have either been cut back or withdrawn completely. labour says that local bus services are an important lifeline for many people, so it is pledging an extra £1.3 billion. the idea is that confound new services

the country's foreign minister javad zarif says he is ready to exchange her for iranians held in thest farah, as jon donnison reports. a photocall for sir mo farah and his rivals ahead of the london marathon this weekend. a bit good—humoured sparring with the favourite, world record holder, eliud kipchoge, from kenya. but it's with an ethopian athletics leged, the double olympic gold medalist haile gebrselassie, with whom mo farah is now involved with a genuine spat. at a media conference ahead of the marathon, farah accused gebrselassie of failing to help him after he was robbed at a hotel owned by the ethiopian great while training in the country last month. farah claimed £2,500, a watch and two phones had been ta ken by hotel staff. there was just a slight bit problem with my hotel i stayed in in ethiopia. somebody at the hotel had gone into my bag, opened my bag, took my money, took my nice watch that my wife brought me as a present. just to be honest... when you stay for three months in that hotel, it is very disappointing to know that someone who has that hotel, and kind of sup