once we get all the trading and around in london new york as well, we will start acquisitions.n the short here at the end of august with school holidays and the lack of trading environment, that is part of the reason we are seeing such volatility. stephen: we will watch this story unfold on wall street. alastair, thank you. the american fast food chain chipotle is to hire 4000 new day's month.ngle that will boost the company's workforce by some 7%. the one-day hiring spree is set for september 9. it comes as they struggle to retain employees. toentially earning up $100,000. there is a chance for all of us there. thank you so much for that, stephen. reallytainly getting hungry now. it is lunchtime here in paris. it is now time for the press review. our very own oliver farry has joined us in video. he has been plowing through the international papers. a lot of papers are focusing on the foiled attack on the train from amsterdam to paris. right, and one paper calls in an ordinary terrorist. born in morocco, fallen into petty crime in madrid, and then radicalized in a mosque in spa

london. >> new york live is up next at 12:30. >> here are sarah and jackie with what's ahead. >> coming up here, he's broadway's most in demand animal trainer. we'll introduce you to the man who not only rescued drawings but train dogs and trains them for stardom. >> and real housewife of america ro man ramona singer. >> she always keeps it interesting. >> who? >> ramona. real housewife. >> i feel like i say who or what to half the stuff. still to come, is breakfast really the most important meal of the day? >> a new study that contradicts everything your mom told you. could skipping breakfast actually help you lose weight? >> we want you to meet tony, a golden labrador retriever. beautiful dog. up for adoption at the bergen county animal shelter. just one of many animals looking for a loving home. >> you can help us clear the shelters this saturday, august 15th, all participating shelters are cutting their adoption fees that day. for more information, check out nbcnewyork.com. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with

. >> it's called the thread and its ambition is to widen the appeal of modern art away from london, new york and berlin. >> this is a top fashion designer. she's now a resident artist at the thread, an art center in a remote village in senegal. she didn't know what to expect, but became inspired by the local fashion. she started knitting hats and muslim skull caps. then the unexpected happened. curious young men joined in. >> why not knit my own hats? we are all practicing muslims. we need this to cover ir our he. >> no words, no judgment, just letting inspiration do the talking. >> my favorite anything, there is hardly any phone reception, no internet. you can have a hundred percent focus on just being. >> reporter: development workers have come and gone. the art center is a brain child of this village doctor. he says people need less aid, more art. >> we have lots of young men uninspired who are tempted to migrate to europe. i hope the art center will remind them adventure can be found at home. >> reporter: she's a filmmaker. a passion she wants to share with the villagers. this community

airbus, afrom one-hour flight between london and new york. vehicle rapid air approved by the patent and trademark office in july. four years after it was filed. the goal is to have the plane move it twice this needed -- the speed of concorde. betty: that is a look at your top stories. one hour from new york to london, we could've used a plane like that yesterday. 12 hour gridlock. shining a light on executive pay, just past the ruling a moment ago. forces companies to reveal the pay gap between the ceo and the average typical worker in david joins us now with more on this. the relation of the dodd-frank law that is more than five years old. the eeocomparison of total pay package to a median worker. that is what made this drag on. all of the employees that an international company. today, we got more in height into that. it could be very easy, something you do with the calculator. but it is very complex. so what we learn today is companies with a lot of discretion, they have some modeling to do it and they will take 5% of their work horse. the

the ambition is to widen the appeal of modern art away from hubs such as london, new york and berlin.las has the story. >> syria is a top fashion design ter. a resident artist at the thread at a remote village in senegal. she didn't know what to expect. she became inspired by the local fashion. she started knitting hats as well as muslim skull caps. the unexpected happened. curious young men like jalo joined in. >> why not knit my own hats? we are practicing muslims. we need this to cover our heads. it's fun and useful. >> she calls this a creative conversation. no words. no judgment. just letting inspiration do the talking. >> my favorite thing about being here is that there is hardly any phone reception. there is no internet. so you can just turn your phone off and have 100% focus in just being. >> western ngos and development workers have come and gone in this region. the art center is a brain child of this village doctor. he says people here needless aid more art. >> we have lots of judge men uninspired who are tempted to migrate to europe illegally, doing it not just for money bu

it's called the thread, and it's ambition is to widen the appeal of modern art away from london, new york berlin. >> a top fashion designer for the paris brand kenzo. she's now in an art center in senegal. she didn't what to expect, but then she became inspired by the local fashion. she started knights hats and skull caps and the insuspected happen. curious young men joined in. >> why not knit my own happens. we're all practicing muslims. we need this to cover our heads. it's fun and useful. >> this is a creative conversation. no words, no adjustment. just letting inspiration do the talking. >> my favorite thing about being here is that there is no hardly any phone reception. there is no internet. you can just turn your phone off and have 100% focus and just beinbe. >> within ngo and development workers have come and gone in this village. they say people needless aid and more art. >> we have lots of young men uninspired who are tempted to migrate to europe illegally. they're doing this not just for money but for the adventure. i hope the art center can remind them that adventure can be fo

otherwise, this is going to drag on and we could well be fighting islamic state in the streets of london, new york and paris if the international community continues to sit on its hands. >> the turkish president erdogan is likely to call for elections november 1. he says he'll meet the parliamentary speaker monday before form ally announcing the poll date. his party failed to get a simple majority in june elections. talks to form a unit government have failed. >> sri lanka's party won 106 seats in monday's parliamentary election, seven short of a majority. he's made a deal with an opposition group to build a coalition. we are in the capital. >> taking orders, prime minister of sri lanka in the building behind me, the first parliament and now the presidential secretariat. he has his work cut out for him. his alliance that won the election in parliament putting forward a five-point plan, essentially all that have includes developing the economy, fighting corruption, ensuring freedom for all, as well as investing in infrastructure and improving education. before getting on with that, the prime minist

the rise would make cities such as london, new york and shanghai uninhabitable. amy: to talk more about climate change and president obama's plan to cut emissions we are joined by naomi klein, author of the best-selling book "this changes everything: capitalism vs. the climate" which is out in paperback today. she joins us from washington d.c. ,welcome. your assessment first of president obama's plan that he unveiled at the white house. naomi: good morning. it is great to be with you. fromnk what we are seeing obama is a good example of what a climate leader sounds like. saying is he is absolutely true about the level of threat, the fact that it is not a threat for future generations, but a threat unfolding right now around the world, including in the united states. it is a threat about people's daily health with asthma levels and about the safety of entire cities -- huge coastal cities. he is doing a very good job of showing us what a climate leader sounds like, but i am afraid we have a long way to go before we see what a climate leader acts like because there

. >>> airbus has just patented a new hypersonic jet and says it could reach speeds four and a half times the speed of sound. the plane can fly from london to new york in an hour. that is compared to a conventional jet which takes seven to eight hours for that very same flight. but there is no timetable on when the jet would ever be built. >>> it's getting harder for big game hunters to bring their tofys back to the u.s. from africa. united, delta and american airlines will no longer accept trophies such as lions, leopards, elephants and rhine owes and buffalos. it comes after two american doctors are accused of killing lions in zimbabwe and allegedly an illegal hunt. >>> cecil the lion will be honored with a beanie baby. profits from the plush toy will go to the wildlife conservation unit of oxford in england. >> hena daniels, thanks a lot. >>> when we return, the real reason why women feel silly owe office. >>> and a hollywood couple call it quits. i did it... i did it too... they took nature's bounty hair, skin and nails, it's a vitamin supplement that nourishes from the inside... with biotin for beautiful hair and strong nails. and vitamin c and

otherwise this is going to drag on and we could well be fighting islamic state in the streets of london, new york paris if the international community continues to sit on its hands. >> how easy is it in your estimation to get a hold of something like saran gas? the reason i ask that is because of these reports now that i.s.i.l., the reports that i.s.i.l. has been using the same chemical on peshmerga forces in northern iraq so how easily accessible is this? >> well, it should not be accessible at all but has used mustard gas with the peshmerga just over a week ago and it would appear they got ahold of the chemical weapons either from houssain 45 miles north of baghdad which was over run in july of last year for four months or probably more likely when the u.n. took assad's chemical weapons out of syria last year there was a lot of reporting that some of it went missing and cia believes assad has deadly mustard agents and some went to islamic state and so i suspect it's probably in poor condition and probably don't have very much of it but should re-galvonize efforts to attack and the islamic state

and charmed audiences in london and new york. but now he's stepped into the unforgiving limelight of late, late night tv. >> the best thing i hope people can say, i don't know what will happen tonight. james cordon star of stage, screen and late night tv coming up on "sunday morning." >> osgood: we'll be looking this morning at ten years after deadly encounter with hurricane katrina. story of the aftermath is one of extremes as martha teichner will be showing us. >> ? is one of the first things i saw when i came into here for the first time there was a mound ten stories high of debris. >> how could anybody ever clean up the could three-point names. ten years later new orleans look like a different place. >> this is the front door. >> but not everywhere. ahead this "sunday morning" the long road to recovery. >> osgood: michelle miller is in the kitchen with chef john besh. steve hartman meets a store keeper trying to turn his big easy neighborhood around. ben stein has thought about the wild swings on wall street. but first the he

new hypersonic jet. the company says the jet could reach speeds as high as four and a half times the speed of sound. the plane could fly from london to new york in a hour, that's compared to conventional jet which takes about seven to eight hours for that very same flight, there is no timetable of when this jet will be built. >> and when the weather heats up coffee shop sales usually cool down. but, cold brew coffee is now the hottest craze, and americans are willing to pay for it. >> starbucks, peach coffee, tee and guy and ballard are just some of the companies offering it this summer. it is made with more coffee beans than regular iced coffee, which means coffee companies can charge more for it. erika? >> coffee, come on, guys, hena thank you. >> the manna cured of murdering memphis police officer during a traffic stop is expected to appear in court today. twenty-nine year old will burn turned himself into police last night. he allegedly shot and killed officer sean bolton saturday night when he unknowingly interrupted a drug deal. >> nebraska man will spend five years in prison for a road rage incident where he kicked a teenage boy until

new hypersonic jet. the company says the jet could reach speeds as high as four and a half times the speed of sound. listen to. >> this the plane could fly from london to new york in an hour. that's compared to conventional jet that takes seven, eight hour for the very same flight. no word yet on when this super jet will be built. erika? >> okay, hena, thank you so much. see you later this morning. coming up after the break, a check on your traffic and weather together. will your day be stormy? katie let you know. we >>> i know there are showers out there. are there roads? >> right now looking okay. good morning everyone, good morning, erika. if you are just waking up with us welcome. right now as i kind of look around through our cameras things looking okay. how much, with that being said minor accident in new jersey west nicholson road, 295 area, there is a crash no lanes blocking right now. not causing any slow-downs, but, tuesday wednesday, even pushing through the week, tend to be little busier, then the onramp from the spring lake garden on to the schuylkill westbound is now open. katie, it is looking pretty good right now when i look around. but what are

getting from new york to london faster than new york to philadelphia.hey will have a hyper sonic jet that could travel four and a half times the speed of sound and use two turbo jets that would allow the flight to climb vertically at takeoff. at mcdonalds all day breakfast here. it is serving fancy breakfast in australia. they are testing a core may menu with corn fritters avocado snack platter. lettuce burgers down under. meat packed in lettuce leaves. instant bun. >> i love the lettuce wraps. great idea. thank you, loren. >> drama after death. the brand new trouble for the family of bobbi kristina brown the day she is laid to rest. >> be honest, does this look yooir like your college days? look at us back in school! i had the whitest smile. now i'm going to show up to the reunion with this whole situation. oh please. do what i'm doing. use crest whitestrips! crest 3d white whitestrips... remove 14 years of stains. i knew i recognized that smile. crest 3d white whitestrips the way to whiten. ooh pizza rolls! ahh! they're ready! make summer awesummer wi

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it was no longer -- you didn't go to it in london or new york. i realize you're not in charge of bubba gump anymore, but there's got to be a pressure to both grow the restaurant but keep it special at the same time. >> well, the whole idea was to create a brand called bubba gump shrimp company restaurant that would stand on its own. it was the name that brings them in. in the end, it's the experience that brings them back. we had a 94% intent to repeat, which is exceedingly high in our business. the reason is i think we delivered. we wanted engagement from the customer where they not only went for an experience, they were part of the experience. that was permission to engage that we thought was critical to the success. in the end, we wanted them to come away with an emotional souvenir. hopefully they did and it was memorable. >> you said earlier you actually had a "forest gump" impersonator. >> we did. >> because tom hanks didn't do it. >> he wasn't available. was that part of it? >> everything was. when you walk into a bubba gump this day, they'

. >> switching focus, would you like to be able to fly from london to new york in under two hours? i would. airbus is taking steps to make super fast passenger flights a reality. it filed a patent for a hyper sonic plane that would soar above the atmosphere propelled by rocket boosters. but the plane is unlikely to be taken off any time soon. experts predict it will take decades for the son of concorde to come. >> can i just say how amazing it was? it would be twice the speed and came in the early 70s. >> until it crashed. >> well, fine but in the early 70s think how advanced that is. 45 years on we still haven't found anything that matches that kind of pace astonishing the advancement in flight. >> it was incredibly expensive. >> it was but most business men if they were able to commute from new york to london couldn't care. it was very efficient. >> two hours would be great for the business community. so many people back and forth. >> do you know who travelled on concord more than any other man? my father. a mixed open after the dow falls for the fourth straight session. disney l

short freighters, twitter shares prompting more takeover talks and airbus wants to get you from new york to london in just one hour. this is "mornings with maria". >> live from of the fox business headquarters in new york city. >> good tuesday morning. i am sandra smith, maria bartiroma was off. it is august 4th and with me this our dagen mcdowell fresh off of fbi and the am. call is in a rush to get here. >> one of those days you call him out all morning, i can't wait. >> making news in the markets implementing new market rules for traders. short fallers must wait one day to cover positions and a backed loans used to buy the shares. regulators say this should reduce the abnormal amount of volatility we have seen in the market, the shanghai index closed up 3.5%, laying the groundwork for a lower open at the start of trading. look at dow futures 26, european stocks moving to the downside with the ftse in london of 15 and the cac quarante in france off 0.6% leading to the downside. >> i ask all the candidates, really non negotiators, people who don't negotiate jobs how well are you going to make ame

. >> you grew up in michigan, you've lived in new york for a long period of time. >> i went from michigan to londonhollywood to berlin, which was great. back to london. and new york from '79 to '99. >> was it a conceivable option at any point, i can live in florida? >> it wasn't for me. i was hustling. hustling in a big city. it just kind of happened by chance. i had a shady friend who owned a condo here, and thought, well, this is a nice, little trashy hang. you could just pull up to the beach any time you wanted and look out and see the end of complications. and anybody could do that and it was safe and free. and i thought, that's a -- this is beautiful. ♪ >> so we're eating healthy today? >> yeah. >> what do you like here? >> i wouldn't have thought back then in my dorm room that all those years later i'd be eating healthy with iggy pop. barbecue shrimp for the godfather of punk. i get wild and crazy with some roast pork. a little white wine, our only tilt toward the debauches of previous lives. >> i well remember the first stooges album coming out, the context of the time. this was, what, '69?

well, coming up, yes, coming up, a new jet, could get you from new york to london, in one hour.t don't book it, a ticket if you air frayed of heights. >>> do you sleep on your back, side or bell i we will tell you how sleep can reduce your risk, kate? >>> and when you wake up tomorrow morning, it will be cooler and more comfortable, the the heat wave comes to the end. big changes including chance for some rain and a day that stays in the 70's perhaps, we will have the the full seven day forecast when we come right back. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target, and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. imagine traveling to london in the time it takes to drive from philadelphia to atlantic city that would be amazing. >> air bus patented a jet that could reach speeds as high as four and a half times the speed of sound and this means, that you could fly from london to new york in one hour instead of the 17 hours. it woul

traditional luxury and boutique hotels can offer folks when they're staying in major cities like london new york can drop off their bags freshen up in one of the rooms. i guess the we should explain to people that hyatt is different from the other four major hotel brands. in that it's basically controlled by the billionaire pritzker family. you could argue that they don't have to operate within the same quarterly responsibilities or perhaps some mindful as some of the hotel owners as the likes of marriott or hilton. can you confirm that marriott thought about had doing this sort of deal but the hotel owners rebelled say this is crazy, why get into bed with the arch rivals, people like yourself and airbnb. >> i can't speak on behalf of marriott. i can say that our experience has been that there are a handful of the hotel majors. who are really leaning into this new trend in accommodation. and the sort of experience that we're offering guests in major world cities when they travel is one that we believe an idea whose time has come and hotel groups recognize it and are rolling with it and they see

from london to new york it is the worst monthly drop in three years.and s&p have five days of swings of 5%. our investors are back with me so chinese authorities arrested financial all journalists to say he is partly to blame for the crash in china. >> like when they said the guy was manipulating the market from his couch in england in 2010. >> i have heard from people on the ground that the chinese stock market is the equivalence of curve page.com they don't you very much you cannot trust the earnings so they have discovered this and they're looking to bail. the underlying stocks with the shanghai market said china's citizen over the stock's. >> it is emblematic of time i have been bearish for years in the government now says if you sell then we will put n/a sell like a jail cell. it is desperation time there is of meltdown going on it does have a tremendous cost for the unit is states -- the united states. liz: it doesn't mean the entire country stops doing business for quite have been covering the market 30 years but we also know is sensors the year

new york time. stay with us. ♪ . . is 7 p.m. in london, 2 p.m. in new york.is the bloomberg market day. mark: apple shares have fallen 10% sense they last reported earnings. they continue to fall today. what has investors worried? matt: puerto rico defaults on it debt. we discussed the road ahead and hear from their sole member of congress. mark: once a luxury food, lobster hits the mainstream and you may not be able to afford it that much longer. good day. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton, here with matt miller. let's look at the markets. apple is definitely waiting on the nasdaq. we see the dow and the s&p as well. c

new york to london in one hour. lauren has the story. go lauren. >> ashley is getting excited. w you could see some families, imagine that, getting from new york to london faster than it takes to get from new york to philadelphia. in less than an hour and more than twice as fast as the conco concord. airbus has looked at building a jet. and using two tour bow jets to take off vertically. it can seat 20 passengers, we're not sure of the cost. 10 million people have downloaded angry birds two where you use a slingshot to firebirds at pigs? that's what it is. and there's part of this that is ruffling feathers already. so players who run out of lives must wait a half hour or pay 99 cents for more lives. ashley: that's outrageous. >> it is, and the original game costs 99 cents upfront, but they had unlimited chances. and a fancy breakfast in australia, mickey d's is looking at a menu, waffles, some kind of-- >> crikey. >> ashley and i are laughing because we know australia. australia does not have a reputation for fine food, it does not. theres' good food there now. ashley: now it's

be happy with their lives there it doesn't mean there are not still people who would live in london or new york because i can make more money but that is much as anything we do is going o reverse the brain drain. if you as young leaders are creating an environment in which that people can succeed can help turn the tide. so good luck. .hank you everybody ♪ >> the president of nigeria recently discussed his relationship his country is seeking better trade relations. factors including violence by militant groups have threatened its growth. his remarks are about 15 minutes. >> please sit down ladies and gentlemen. think he started it by rereading his speech. wondered why some of our governors have turned down our invitation only for me to find them here. and since we are complete i will speech. reread my [laughter] of -- the former --ernor

new york. i figured that justified it because i had only ever done it in london.d had kind of protected it. and you know, i love it. so i figured. >> rose: what do you love about it? >> i love the fact that it's-- it's funny in a way that i find heartbreaking. it's-- i love the way that the broader issues are perfectly and invisibly integrated into the story of two people trying to come to terms with one another on a personal level. i love the fact that it's like a-- it's built like a bomb, it's like a clock. it's beautifully put together so that it unlocks something in the audience so they go away hopefully full of hope and about personal relations and indeed about things more universal. i think it's one of the rare occasions where those two things are beautifully integrated, as i said. >> rose: you didn't want to do it because of michael -- michael gambon if i watch a performance by him or by you do i see -- >> well, yeah t with be different, i guess. it's a long time ago. so i can't really remember am and i can't remember may 1st performance of it either. so i

young people might live in london or new york because it might make more money but i think that as much as what we do well reverse the brain drain and that is why what you do is so important. if you set a good example going back home and rebuilding your country, and if you as young leaders are creating an environment in which young people can succeed and you are setting a new set of expectations about how exciting it is to be part of something new. that can help turn the tide. good luck. thank you, everybody. [applause] ♪ >> more from president obama this afternoon will be unveiling the new epa admissions regulation live from the east room of the white house at 2:15 p.m. eastern time. >> the republican presidential candidates are in manchester new hampshire for the first presidential forum today at 7:00 p.m. eastern. and c-span's road to the white house is providing live coverage of the form on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. the new hampshire union leader along with media organizations from the early caucus of primary states are sponsoring this forum. , following the live forum y

up next, a look at a plane that could get you from new york to london in about an hour. >>> later, putting a stop to cheating in the classroom. the new program that will help uncover any suspicious activity they say at your child's school. >>> plus, in weather and traffic on the 4s, that's coming up. you're watching "todouay in new york." patients recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. only seven percent received five stars. including four of ours. learn more at cancercenter.com >>> it's 6:12. four things to know this morning. more than 14,000 pse&g customers without power in suffolk county. these are pictures from setaukut. >>> the accident that brought traffic to a standstillmfor hours, a driver was killed when his truck overturned around was in flames. that was yesterday morning at 11:00. >>> about 2700 of these my snugly baby toys are being recalled because of a choking hazard. >>> the cost a of dozen eggs could soar to $6. it's blamed on the limited supply and because of the avian bird fl

know that any sort of military action against them would result in an attack on paris, london, washington, new yorkat is where i know we will be in 10 years because of this deal. >> what is iran develops a nuclear state in 1.5 years? >> again, that's why it's important. the combination of two things. crippling sanctions on their economy and on individuals which is what force them to the negotiating table to begin with. despite the fact that this administration fought against those sanctions. now they say, we have put the sanctions in place and forced iran to the table. the obama administration argued against the sanctions, using the same argument that they use now. basically, as long as you are enriching uranium, we will hit your facilities with a credible threat of military force. it is the only thing that reigns in the protest. -- the program. >> when you say that the russians and chinese have never been with us, howdy prevent the russians and chinese from establishing a closer relationship with iran, especially if we are not in the deal? >> we can't prevent them from pursuing this route. it is a

if you are transferring money itm australia to london, goes through new york. a u.n. panel of experts recently concluded, confirmed that for north korea, the majority of transactions still continue to be denominated. it gives the government tremendous power. for banks and businesses, and there are catastrophic risks. fined forbank was money laundering, including financial dealings with iran. a french bank was fined at $9 billion. dion having to pay fines or having assets frozen or seized, financial institutions could be guys and dated -- could be designated as a minder -- money laundering concern. given the centrality of the u.s. financial system to the international system, it cannot access the u.s. system. xt, it would shun. -- it is simply not true. washington has targeted far fewer entities than those of burma and cuba, iran and zimbabwe. many fashion as nor has washington designated .orth korea money laundering the u.s. has targeted such countries as zimbabwe and burma for human rights violations and sanctioned by name, presidents of some bubbly and congo, today,

fell, tokyo fell, sydney fell, and i think it's fair to say that further will be down, london, and possibly new york. china has been seen as the engine of global economic growth. that is no longer fair to say the case. i don't think we have seen the bottom of the chinese market just yet del. for those of us who went through this in 2007 and 2008 there was a palpable fear. is there such a fear as you watch the chinese market pluck? >> i think there is certainly a good deal of unease there at the moment because this is the first time that the government in china has used money from the state pension fund to try to prop up the market. that i think is seen among many analysts as a sign of desperation, now remember, the government has also spent billions of dollars buying shares to try and increase their value. that hasn't worked and last week the government said it would no longer be buying shares. yet today it is using pension fund money to do just that. so i think there is a worry about what happens if these two approaches simply don't work. what does the government do next? awhat does it have in its

tony harris in new york, the news continues next, live from london. this is the news hour live from london, coming up in the next 60 minutes. dozens killed by a female suicide bomber. also, ahead. forces loyal gain ground in the south of the country. angry scenes on the greek island as officials struggle to deal with with the growing numbers of refugees and migrants. an

new york. the news continues next live from london. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello, i'm lauren taylorthe news hour live from london and coming up, at least 55 people were killed in a bomb attack at a crowded market in iraq. rising death toll in china's huge explosions with at least 50 now killed and 700 injured. 7 people sentenced to death in pakistan for last year's attack on a peshawar skill that killed 51 op

know that any sort of military action against them would result in an attack on paris, london, washington, new york. that is where i know we will be in 10 years because of this deal. what is iran develops a nuclear state in 1.5 years? >> again, that's why it's important. the combination of two things. crippling sanctions on their economy and on individuals which is what force them to the negotiating table to begin with. despite the fact that this administration fought against those sanctions. now they say, we have put the sanctions in place and forced iran to the table. the obama administration argued against the sanctions, using the same argument that they use now. basically, as long as you are enriching uranium, we will hit your facilities with a credible threat of military force. it is the only thing that reigns in the protest. -- the program. >> when you say that the russians and chinese have never , howdy prevent the russians and chinese from establishing a closer relationship with iran, especially if we are not in the deal? from can't prevent them pursuing this route. it is an eye-opener. tha

new york city. the news continues next live from london. >> this is al jazeera. >> hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour live from london. coming up. >> refugees on the hungarian border call for help as the country considers sending the military to the front tear. >>> south sudan's president reluctantly signs a peace deal under the threat of u.n. sanctions. >>> two journalists in the u.s. state of virginia is shot live on air. >>> putting boots on the ground in

would result in an attack on paris, london, washington, new york. again, that's why it's important.of two things. crippling sanctions on their economy and on individuals which is what force them to the negotiating table to begin with. they go around now saying we put these sanctions in place and forced iran to the table. as long as you are enriching uranium, we will hit your facilities with a credible threat of military force. it is the only thing that reigns in the protest. >> ha if they can't buy american --pons, european ribbons weapons. that actually answers my question. the enforcement of this mechanism. i still think and i believe that ultimately, the economy has impacted by u.s. sanctions. , neither onetself having access. it won't prevent it from being able to do any congress. >> you talked about a joint air force. a sunni arab air force. it has not materialized. rubio: it requires american leadership to convene it. elements would be nationstates like egypt and jordan and many of the gulf kingdoms. saudi arabia. it would involve empowering local forces in iraq. the sunni tri

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they pay more for the water than we do in london, doha or new york. it's interesting to find out ways or innovative ways of reaching the population. we avoid that situation you show about racquet ears, black market and extortion. also, as you say, it's important to realise the scale of this problem. there's 650 million people without safe water. that's one in 10 in the population, and related to that, the questions of sanitation and hygiene. 2.3 billion people without sanitation, which impacts on the quality and surety of the water. this is a big problem, but great to see innovations like this. >> we mentioned the topic of the world water week is called water for development. what does that mean. what are the pressing topics that need to be discussed there. >> it's interesting. stockholm, world water week, there's a gathering of community and the anticipation and energy, because we are four weeks away from a major agreement from the united nations, on sustainable development goals, and the overall headline of the development goals will be to eradicate

lester joins us from london, where he flew a 777 from new york overnight. thank you both for being with me. juliette, let me begin with you. when you look at this report, this intelligence report says that what they believe is the most likely cause is that it was intentional. they don't know. but this was written months and months ago. it just came to light. our reporter bringing it to light. they believe it was a deliberate decision in the cockpit. do you believe that investigators cleared the captain, the co-pilot, the crew perhaps too quickly? >> yes. yes. but let me just be clear about the u.s. report. it says that the movements were purposeful, but it does not say that they were done with ill intent. >> it doesn't talk about motive. >> so someone trying to save an airplane might make moves to save it that are purposeful, but that are not bad. from the beginning -- and this is sort of case study in crisis management, the fact that malaysia and malaysia airways came out so quickly saying oh no, everything's fine here. it was very unfair to the family. bu

new patent for a hypersonic jet. airbus says its ultra wrapped air vehicle could travel 3,000 miles per hour and that is four times the speed of sound. the trip from london to new york hour. airbus hopes technology from the design will appear in conventional planes. can you imagine? >> unbelievable. >> do we want to go that fast? >> yes, absolutely! absolutely! >> do we? >> we want to go as fast as we can get to washington we want to get to europe. >> oh, i don't know. >> no? >> a couple of hours is okay. >> a couple of? it's like six. >> but i'm saying one hour scares me but, all right. >> okay, moving on. >> you can take the slow plane and charlie and i will take the fast plane and see you there a little later. >> okay. >>> this morning a new government security warning about drones. this follows a surge on unmanned aircraft scares. cbs news obtained an intelligence bulletin warning it says private drones are a serious national security concern. jeff pegues broke this story and he's in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this warning from federal law enforcement officials is not tied to any specific incidents, but it comes from information gathere

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betty: joining us now is daniel davies, he is an advisor and is usually in london, but he is visiting us in new yorkwelcome. >> thank you. joe: one of the big stories we have talked about, the rise of jeremy corbin, he could be the next party leader in the u k, where people gravitating to him? >> there is a question about why the labor west is making a big challenge and why jeremy is personally. it was inevitable that this would happen. what has happened in the u.k., basically this is a guy from the 1990's, or from the thatcher years when we had the wall street booming all over the city, but it was also the time of billy elliot when you had strikes and huge battles for effective leaders in the labour party. there was a list, and an equal split -- an equal -- un equal split. you had tony blair's party that took them up in the early 1990's and 2000. then we had the financial crisis, the labour party lost, and they had five years out of power. everyone assumed that five years out of power means he will go for another century ist in a sharp suit, but what we are now seeing across europe is not necessari

an area bigger than new york and london combined. than 200 homes. meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us with what could be good news for firefighters in that part of the united states. and they haven't had a lot of good news to deal with lately. >> it's about time, john, it's interesting because you and i talked about something that is beginning to happen, which is firefighters out of new zealand and australia now arriving. we know that 69 of them arrived in the past several hours. this happened about 15 years ago where officials had exhausted all of their personnel. 32,000 firefighters across the country working on massive flames. additional supervisors are being brought into place as well. a tremendous dip in the jet stream, anytime you sigh this kind of pattern you see cooler temperatures wanting to shift further south. the moist environment begins to enter the picture friday, saturday, on into sunday. we get cooler temperatures and wet weather, certainly the first time in a very long time we've seen this pattern. notice in seattl