. >> phil lovell in london. , find out how this is going to be coming out. next. >> and raul diaz, with the details, next. wisconsin's mining standoff on al jazeera america >> welcome back. now here is raul with all the day's sports news. >> thank you. ac milacac milan finished eighte serea tale, step up from his former role as. >> continuing to arrive in brazil ahead of thursday's opening world cup match. christian reynald has been struggling with a flee and thigh injury and there are concerns he might miss first match against germany. >> heated exchange request with media at copa c copa cabana bea, first group theme match will be against italy on saturday. most of the talk has been the form and thickness of wayne rooney, with some suggesting he should be dropped. but a former team mate of his says he expects rooney to shine. >> wayne, without doubt, you know, at the end of the day, great season, but he had a great season here, he performed here in most every game. and every time, you know i.t. means something. >> 10ist, rafa nald nadal, granm trophy in fro

this is maryland lovell. she is the she described to me as a show, just sort of emotional as in not being sure if her has made this going to make it home to her and her family. she has just nestled by this clock rocks, which is almost like a bb intercom into space. nasa would install a squat rocks in the wives bedrooms and living room so that they could reconnect it to the mission the whole way while there has been with the way in the wives remembered following this leap in sydney to the voices of her has been around the moon. this is a picture of joan aldrin who is married to buzz aldrin. and this was the moment for joan, the wife of bud aldrin with ego has landed. you can glimpse the emotional drama of what she's going through. of course she was dramatic. she was an actress herself and of course life magazine is there snapping away this reality tv show of the astronaut wives. i asked john what she was feeling at that moment and she said it was so incredible. we were so is aired. it was so exhilarating, but

lovel, there is little lost. no relation between the two. back in a time when the british ruled in of the parts, there was a pipeline. those days are long gone. >> elliott document thank you for joining us. joining us from tel aviv. let's turn our attention to a brighter subject. tennis. it is day one of wimbledon. caroline hyde has a look. caroline? andy murray will be playing in centre court. i will be speaking with some managing editor of img. back in little bit later. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." i am olivia sterns. let's get you back to one of our top stories. ge has won the bid for the energy sector of alstom. deal.ing is biggest ever let's get to our regex, a managing director. this deal does not look like what a first look like when the ceo of ge proposed it back in april. what do you think of the structure? does it make sense for ge and alstom? >> ge would not have signed it otherwise. i am against government intervention in general. but it made sense. it is a strategy company for france and provides a lot of of our energy and

how do we agree to the comprehensive agreement with a adequate lovell of verification if to date the most concerning issue the iranians have not been willing to provide any access at all? . . that talks about the history and it doesn't use the term military dimension but that is what they are talking about. let me read you the sentence. this is how this critically important questions addressed in the jpa. it says they create a joint commission of the two sides the p5+1 and the iranians. it will work with the iaea to facilitate resolution of past and present issues of concern. that's all it says so there's a mechanism that's going to work with the iaea to figure this out nothing in the jpa depends on it actually being worked out. in other words if this mechanism utterly fails to achieve satisfaction for the iaea that's unfortunate but it doesn't stand in the way of the rest of the jpa. what's going on here? i have to say i think regrettably what happened was our negotiators found this to be a very hard issue because i think the iranians have a lot to hide. there's a lot of history tha

when it championed lovell effort they gave i will never forget.t was pretty exciting since they were down 3-1 than they came back. fans of the united center were optimistic having a good time. this is one of the player's wife. check out those dresses. that's pretty cool. next hour we will talk about the celebrities that are out there. charles barkley is wearing a kane and jersey. what he was doing with brenda marshall we will show you. but before we do, let's look at this video from six flags our first look at goliath. check it out. they were testing it. aaron, was that you? screaming all my god? that's the very first run. >> is there anyone on it? >> been going to test it for quite some time. it looks low to begin with but they will really keep it going. plus these are fanned videos. all kinds of good video from the park will be coming soon. >> and sure you haven't slept for a week. >> will speculate in the next hour on one that is going to open. >> we already took hour ride on that. >> he thinks he wrote it in his mind. >> it went a little highe

how do we agree to the comprehensive agreement with a adequate lovell of verification if to date the most concerning issue the iranians have not been willing to provide any access at all? . . >> the gpa, there is one session the jk that talks about the history. it does not use the term military dimension but that is what they are talking about. this is how this question is addressed in the j pa. would created joint commission of the two sides, the p5 plus one and the radiance. .t would work with the iaea there is a mechanism that works with the iaea to try and figure this out. nothing in the jp depends on it being worked out. it actually being worked out. in other words if this mechanism utterly fails to achieve satisfaction for the iaea that's unfortunate but it doesn't stand in the way of the rest of the jpa. what's going on here? i have to say i think regrettably what happened was our negotiators found this to be a very hard issue because i think the iranians have a lot to hide. there's a lot of history that i want to talk about so this became a sticking point in initial discussio

i would lovel you, to be this president's legislative liaison if he would listen to 10% of what i tellhim. and i would tell him if you meet with the member, and you talk with them, they are going to find some way to accommodate the courtesy you have given them. i would love to have a conversation with this president on why i think it is islamist terrorists and let him have a dialogue with me and let it the private. i would at least feel like he gave me a chance to say what i felt. and i would have more trust to then give him the opportunity to have the powers he needs. i will just say one thing that scared the heck out of me was when he said i'm going to give congress the right to vote on whether i bomb syria. the bombing needed to happen like that. what they're going to see is a disunity in congress because we will debate it and the president is going to look weak and we are going to look weak, and putin will think, i can take a pretty strong stance against this country. >> you are all making a strong case for stronger role for the president. [laughter] >> you noticed. >> well, i am s

nuclear security summit when the united states there was a of an old gift basket to be classified as of lovell that meets or exceeds clubs the code of conduct that the goal was to accomplish this the recent theft demonstrates how much our own security depends on the quality outside the borders contributing in a meaningful way just said individual countries for a joint security. with the high risk radioactive materials several factors have a new strategic eric approach to address the a dirty bomb threats but factors that reconsider include the large number of radioactive sources the fact that we have new services and devices are introduced the long-term cost the limited options for disposal in the general constraints within the budget the grand challenges how we can achieve permanent risk reduction rather than continue in the current posture just as we have demonstrated it is not critical for isotopes we can eliminate it from the technology cycle can we use the same for their idiological sources. but to reduce the size and complexity of the overall problem to achieve a reduction by increasing t

how do we agree to the comprehensive agreement with a adequate lovell of verification if to date the most concerning issue the iranians have not been willing to provide any access at all? . . we should expect that the iranians granted us access in the areas for more than a decade we've had these concerns, mr. rademaker? i just wanted to interject a point, that regrettably this is another area where the jpa is deficient. the jpa, there is one sentence in the jpa that talks about the history, it doesn't use the term military dimension, but that is what they're talking about. let me read you the sentence. this is how this question, this critically important question is addressed inn' the jpa. it says, they create a joint commission of the two sides. the, the p five plus one and irrather thannians. -- p5-plus-one. and will work with the iaea to work with past issues of concern. that is all this says. there isio a mechanism to work with the iaea to try to figure this out. nothing? the jpa depends on this working out. if this mechanism utterly fails to achieve sat faction for the iaea. tha

the very first conversations i was part of two years ago, interestingly enough the leaders of the lovell federal health care center were less worried about the veterans being forced to come there and more about the choice to have advocate health care at the time. i think there is another opportunity to look within the industry. i couldn't say what their results are today, but this was a conversation two years ago where federal health care leaders were already focused on this notion of patient choice. >> i just want to say that i want to preserve the system right now until we fix the va by whatever means, we are keeping our wounded coming back from afghanistan out of the va system by virtue they do their rehabilitation on active duty, unlike those who came home from vietnam who were stabilized in the military system then sent on to the va and our morale of our wounded is much higher, keeping them all in the military system. mr. mclean? could you comment on this notion of providing this supplemental, paying for a supplemental social security, not the co-payments, whereby veterans 65 or ove

the very first conversations i was part of two years ago, interestingly enough the leaders of the lovell federal health care center were less worried about the veterans being forced to come there and more about the choice to have advocate health care at the time. i think there is another opportunity to look within the industry. i couldn't say what their results are today, but this was a conversation two years ago where federal health care leaders were already focused on this notion of patient choice. >> i just want to say that i want to preserve the system right now until we fix the va by whatever means, we are keeping our wounded coming back from afghanistan out of the va system by virtue they do their rehabilitation on active duty, unlike those who came home from vietnam who were stabilized in the military system then sent on to the va and our morale of our wounded is much higher, keeping them all in the military system. mr. mclean? could you comment on this notion of providing this supplemental, paying for a supplemental social security, not the co-payments, whereby veterans 65 or ove