a fantastic turn and rounded off with a brilliant and with england lifting the world cup in such a maticcenes. a fantastic way to watch cricket for those at lord's this afternoon. time for a look at the weather forecast now. actually here and now. high pressure across the uk, that'll bring a mainly dry and quiet night. mixture of clear spells and variable amounts of clear spells and variable amounts of cloud. kitty lou clout in northern scotland and eastern england. that'll bring some misty and murky conditions and maybe some patchy drizzle as well. temperatures typically between seven and nine celsius. we start the week with some warmth and some sunshine and it stays dry. but it gradually turned wetter and windier as they week wears on. on monday, this area of high pressure centred across the uk. for now keeping his atlantic friends at bay. good deals in time to start the day, particularly the further west you are. my cloud across east anglia and south—east england. it may not be until the afternoon that we see if you brighter it's any smells coming through. it is a dry day, pleasantly

achieved and to move things forward and find out what's very important for germany here a difficult matic solution so not any kind of military action yet but beyond that still look you waters all around hell and what about. that international naval mission that the u.s. has been trying to put together in the strait of hormuz is there any movement on that. well there is some reason we don't know the full details and that what we should point out is that talks were held today with military representatives from the united states from the u.k. in back rein back rain of course is home to the 5th largest u.s. naval fleet in the walls a sense that they are putting that together details are emerging on that those doors those talks have been held behind closed doors we can expect more details potentially on thursday and now we know that perhaps denmark po'd and portugal spain and sweden said that they would be interested to hear what comes out of that so they're still weighing their possibilities i wonder now whether that changes based on those latest sanctions targeted against the foreign ministe

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well iran's foreign minister says he's not aware of losing a drone arthur matic editor james space has more from the united nations. foreign minister what do you make of the truth you sure do we have. no information about losing control here possibly going over the iranian foreign minister's brief comments came as he arrived at the united nations for a meeting with the secretary general to discuss the current crisis. that's what i said you know you mentioned the last drop to have you met mom a job and zarif has spent the week in new york his movements while here severely limited by unprecedented visa restrictions imposed by the us he's here to get his country's case heard but the storm in gulf in his nation has only worsened cheering his visit and his meeting with the secretary general they will have discussed the growing military presence and the threats to the freedom of navigation in the gulf but the situation is extremely sensitive zarif avoided reporters at the end of the meeting and the secretary general was most guarded it was a very interesting meeting one of the u.s. is strong

ameliorate carbon emission environmental issues education issues will work with them about a dozen matic front where they continue to squeeze you where they ramp up the pressure where they try to persuade countries to drop their recognition diplomatic recognition that you did that you not curiosity china didn't remember this you lost indian 28 teams for the right to chinese russia you are now back in a 2nd using engine fake you you recognize china you don't recognize the the republic of china you will recognize me because you and i'm going to be about republicans and we were talking about china is taiwan we were there representatives of china before 971 and the u.n. i talk. about in history and this is going to be artistic you know i'm telling the fact we consist here the are we seeing this is here and that's what you called the taiwan but you never knew i couldn't that is the hour see here you recognize the p.r.c. writes what in the e.u. when i read an article recently we hear 21 china policy as regards to taiwan and hong kong and ice i think you should be defined like this we are here

the best chance for democrats to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational cowles matic nominee to join the global conversation on your thoughts get twitter and on down to 0. young lives course in the crossfire human rights groups say more children were killed in syria's offensive in aid lift this month than in all of 2080. hello again i've already watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up international sanctions force north korea's economy into its worst contraction in more than 2 decades the u.s. and guatemala signed an agreement to restrict asylum applications just days after donald trump threatened to impose tariffs on the central american country. and concerns of a severe ice melt in greenland as europe's record breaking heat wave moves north. followed the un's human rights chief has condemned what she calls international indifference to the rising death toll in syria's rebel held italy province michelle says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes this is human rights groups warn more children have been killed in adelaide this month th

achieved and to move things forward and find out what's very important for germany here a different matic solution so not any kind of military action yet but beyond that still murky waters all around helen of what about. that international naval mission that the u.s. has been trying to put together in the strait of hormuz is there any movement on that. well there is some reason we don't know the full details and that what we should point out is that talks were held today with military representatives from the united states from the u.k. in back rein back rain of course is home to the 5th largest u.s. naval fleet in the walls a sense that they are putting that together details are emerging on that those doors those talks being held behind closed doors we can expect more details potentially on thursday and now we know that perhaps denmark code and portugal spain and sweden said that they would be interested to hear what comes out of that so they're still weighing their possibilities i wonder now whether that changes based on those latest sanctions targeted against the foreign minister zarif

cup champions 29 say for the 1st time england's players proved themselves the best in the world into matic circumstances who new generations of cricket fans have been inspired and will now be welling's al-jazeera along with cricket ground in london. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories iran's president says his government would be willing to talk to the u.s. if washington lifts its economic sanctions and returns to the conditions of the 2015 nuclear deal several of the deals european signatories also issued a statement calling for dialogue to resume or direct it will go when a big pair is a bully we have to stand up to it it must stop being a bully we have always believed in taught always right this our right this moment if they stop the oppression if they stop the beleaguered rence if they lift sanctions return to the table return to logic we are ready. the u.s. president is under fire for a series of racially charged tweets against 4 democratic congresswoman of color donald trump told the group to leave the u.s. and go back to where they came from democrats have described the

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matic lee rainie in north korea pompei or says he hopes to start a new round of talks next month. celebrations are continuing on the streets of puerto rico's capital after its governor gave in to public pressure and announced his resignation that's after nearly 2 weeks of mass protests calling for a car door seller to step down demonstrations were sparked by the release of offensive messages sent between reseller and his top advisors that there was already anger over government corruption in the u.s. territory that's bankrupt and he gallagher has been out with protesters in san juan and has this update. despite heavy rains people are still celebrating out here on the streets of san juan and many of them feel like this is a brand new day but it's a day that's also tinge with hope for the future and concern about this country's next leadership regarding seo may be gone but there are some concerns about who may sit. in the future leadership of this country anything else they win the trust of its own people and that may be the biggest joint you had but something these people will neve

government tensions with iran will put the prime minister's global person policy to the test and it for matic editor james bays has more now from the united nations on the changes and the challenges that lie ahead. geographically the u.k. may be a small island in northern europe but it retains a seat at the world's top table because of its economy and its history boris johnson is now taking over leadership of a country with that permanent seat on the u.n. security council as well as membership of the g. 7 of nato and for now the european union pm boris johnson couldn't have a more different style from his predecessor to reason may think what he's allowed an unpredictable will certainly be a change of tone could there be a change of policy to the 1st test will be iran the u.s. has been trying to apply maximum pressure on to iran could the u.k. with one of its tankers seized by iran more fully join in that effort now you may see a bit of a transition here now as you have oil tankers being seized and who have drones being shot down that all may may change quite a bit here in the in the coming mo

what he is emblem matic of, the role that scientists and technical expertise plays in these kinds of negotiations. not just the pageantry of summits but on the fact we're talk about incredibly powerful weapons, it doesn't take scientist to understand the devastation these can wreak, but when it comes to getting down to the nitty-gritty of an arms control negotiation or treaty and how you ensure that each side ises a hering to it and technical means and verification, these are extremely important the question is have from your read offering the archives and understanding of reykjavik or maybe summitry at large, can you procedure observation offers the role, the importance of that technical expertise, not only from a government or official aspect but from citizen science, because you mentioned the strategic defense initiative, sdi, was ultimately a spoiler alert, it's sort of a sticking point of the whole summit. there were harsh critics about whether it would work, whether even if it work you wanted to identity because of the underlying deterioration over the deterrence, so i'm curiou

asking are your lawyers in federal court arguing that those exact statements that i read are ""paraid maticmples nonactionable corporate puffily of which no one can rely. >> you asked me a direct question in terms of do i believe -- i believe the answer was correct. >>> you lying to a federal judge or are you lying to me and this congress right now about whether we can rely on those statements? >> neither. >> it's convenient for your lawyers to deflect blame in court and say you are rebranding campaign can be ignored as hyperbolic marketing, but you want us to take you at your word and that's the disconnect and why the american public is having trouble trufing wells fargo. >> joining us now is katie porter of california. thank you very much for joining us. this is the first time we are meeting in the same room in the studio here in washington. glad we were able to do that. i know when most freshmen in the house are hold that when they get their big moment in the hearing room after waiting sometimes for 25 members to do the questioning before they get down to the freshmen, you will get five

a 12 matic event i went through in 2014 someone show the fault of mine wearing a t. shirts with palestinian flag on their. own facebook. during their gaza war and i was in there and that is well and people know me and i was like whoa facebook clinched and because people know me. they hate moved to districts and they couldn't really go safely on the street i was there it is event was such a 2 hour mattick event for me and been pushed out of the public's fur. what i did is the opposite it's a put this whole experience on stage and this was my narrative in. shame. and maybe more but cannot share. and i love how i not always like directing as chatting to us. over to you. i 1st met and not when i was. assistant to a place she played and i was supposed to edition for the role in it but i was a bit too young. i mean comparing turn and have a good scene i say that i want you to be my assistant ok so the assistant on this is old but not that time i'll be done theater where i used the word got closed and not just for me maybe we had the story of the story of the comments she g

best chance the democrats have to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational callus matic nominee joining the global conversation in your thoughts get twitter and you to find out his iraq. theory in sudan after investigation finds only a handful of military officers responsible for a deadly crackdown on protesters. when you're watching al-jazeera live one headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes strikes on syria's province killed at least 13 civilians just a day after the u.n. warns of war crimes at the last rebel stronghold also more than 1000 demonstrators arrested in moscow opposition candidates aren't stupid from local elections. and hong kong police fired tear gas and pepper spray on thousands of people who defied a ban on rallies near the border with mainland china. welcome to the program protesters are back on the streets in sudan expressing their anger at an investigation into last month's brutal crackdown on a demonstration in khartoum saddam's military council is blaming a few rogue officers for the violence which the opposition says killed at l

a 12 matic event i went through in 2014 someone show the fault of mine wearing a t. shirts with palestinian flag on the. air on facebook. during their gaza war and i was in there and that is well and people know me and i was like whoa facebook clinched and because people know me. they hate moved to districts and they couldn't really go safely on the street i was there this event was such as to a magic event for me and been pushed out of the public's fur. what i did is the opposite it's a put this whole experience on stage and this was my narrative in. shame. and maybe more but cannot share. and i love how i not always like directing as chatting to us. over to you. i 1st met and not when i was. assistant to a place she played and i was supposed to edition for the role in it but i was a bit too young. i mean comparing turn and have a good scene i say that i want you to be my assistant ok so the assistant director on this is old but not that time i'll be done theater where i used the word got closed and not just for me maybe we had the story of the story of the comments

around the one china policy and keep trade relations with taiwan the one china policy is the devil matic acknowledgement that there is only one chinese government the united states maintains formal ties with china rather than the island of taiwan beijing sees taiwan as part of its territory which should be reunited with the mainland but the 1979 the us passed the war that allowed it to maintain in form of relations with taiwan including being its main arms supplier graham on web is a fellow with the institute of defense and strategic studies at the ass rajaratnam school of international studies he says it's the timing not the arm sale itself which is controversial in the scheme of things this disable rattling beating of chest is really a lot of productive at the end of the day and i mean everyone is getting hurt but what's happening chiefly the ongoing protected trade war between the u.s. and china is hurting everyone all sites so i think in my opinion this was an unnecessary move back in december 25th even when the openness and station launched its package to taiwan the time it should b

matic service that need to be the most worried because they still don't know the source of that leak was it someone in the u.k. system trying to do it for political reasons because of the leadership contest or was it a foreign actor of some sort and if that's the case could there be more leaks out of the cables of the embassy in washington or more of a nightmare for the u.k. could there be more leaks from embassies all over the world questions too about what happens next in terms of the success. in this job in washington as ambassador to washington the most important what some would say posting that the u.k. has to offer a diplomat will it go to a senior diplomat as it always has done at the summit in their career their final post before retirement or could it go very unusual in the u.k. system to a political appointee certainly president trump has made it clear what he would like he's already said some time ago that the perfect u.k. ambassador to washington for him would be the head of the brics it party nigel farage jane thin washington thank you. and i'm joined now in the studio b

the story of these soldiers is mblem matic of the thousands puerto rican soldiers who fought d bled along side our fellow americans. s puerto rico, i urge my colleagues to further recognizing their legacy by supporting this bill. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from puerto rico yields become. the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. rouda: i reserve the baller -- balance of my time. >> i think representative gonzalez cologne articulately supported out why we should support h.r. 2325. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. rouda: i encourage my colleagues to support this bill and i would like to thank the gentleman from pennsylvania for leading the minimum rit discussion today, the newest member of congress and honor to serve with you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2325. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinio

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the you were listening to this and hoping that you were going to get a dclear,matic narrative on how the russians interfered eth iioleensct a tri down o even stop that investigation, which is laid out quite clearly in mueller's written report, you certainly didn't get it in the last l hours. now, we may hear for specificallies aboy specifics pant what russia diddo, becau that seems to be less controversial, less political in a domestic sense in the united states, but if the pas performance is a judge of what we're going to see, i think we're going to leave the american people even more confusing of about what happened in 2016 than they may have been earlier. what we do know, according to my own reporting, according tia numerous medreports, numerous intelligence agencies is that the russians, the russian government through key oligarchs did influence the u.s. elections. they sent out a massive media campaign to try to sway voters, in favor of president trump, to try to divide and confuse voters, particularly over emotional and racial issues in the united states ey hacked into democrat