you can watch the full interview where the french president emmanuel mccraw online a d.-w. dot com and on twitter at d w news let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at least forty one people have been killed after a dam burst in western kenya after weeks of turn for rain the incident took place in the room at county with water sweeping away homes and flattening power lines into villages a number of people are still missing. islamist militant prisoners at a high security jail here in the nation's capital jakarta have killed five police officers they took officers hostage in a prison riot triggered by a dispute about food police said they resolve the crisis after a standoff islamic state group claiming its fighters were involved. scientists are warning that hawaii is that clear where volcano could erupt explosive lee in the coming weeks spraying rocks for miles lava flows of already destroyed nearly forty homes and other buildings or forces have ordered nearly two thousand local residents to evacuate has been throwing out toxic gas and

brandon judd president of the national border control council, colonel stephen mccraw, the honorable art arthur resident nell low in law for the policy on immigration studies and mr. michael breen president and ceo of the truman center. there is an empty chair for the uninn whited witness miss carla provost should she choose to attend the hearing. pursuant to committee rules all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify so if you could all please stand. and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? please be seated. all witnesses answered in the affirmative. in order to allow time for discussion please limit your testimony to five minutes. your entire written statement will be made part of the record. as a reminder the clock in front of you shows the remaining time during your opening statement. the light will turn yellow when you have 30 seconds left and red when your time is up. please remember to press the button to turn your microphone on before speaking and w

mccraw: governor, overnor. i want to underscore a point that the governor made. first and foremost when we get these calls, every police officer, no matter where you are, has to immediately engage the active shooter. period. there's no alternative. because every second means someone else is going to die. in this situation, you had that. the brave officers in the school district here in santa fe stepped up to the plate. one in critical condition right now. the other one, the chief, got there on scene, able to rescue his officer. a texas state trooper also engaged the subject. we know because they were willing to run into that building and engage them, other lives were saved. that's absolutely important. in terms of the investigation, i'm going to defer to the special agent in charge of the f.b.i. in terms of going up, but i can tell you this, everything that can be done is going to be done. done at the local, state and federal level. we're all partners. we'll get to the bottom of this in terms of motivation but we have a statement from the subject right now. that'

age and see egremont and commercial documents signed who are specially prepared for the visit of mr mccraw and to russia within the framework of the forum will also sign a number of other corporate agreements which but for the most part founds our traditional partner. and our mutually beneficial relationships are a great value to us we keep developing them and. we keep up a very intensive political dialogue and we often exchange of opinions over the phone the police our foreign ministries and our relevant agencies we do also cooperate we have exchanges when it comes to harlem and and the relevant agencies and during the negotiations we have paid a lot of attention to the issues pertaining to economy as of last year our trade turned over grew by a sixteen point five percent in january to march fourth twenty five percent. and the overall investment of russia interference. in our standard three billion and for france to russia fifteen halley in the focus for trade and economic cooperation we can say that for you there are more than five hundred companies from france working in russian the fre

germany has honored french president emmanuel mccraw warding in the country's prestigious charlemagne prize it's presented to individuals who've made special efforts in promoting european unity president macro received the award is a lavish ceremony in western germany they use his acceptance speech to warn against the rise of nationalism. in her address german chancellor angela merkel pryce the french presidency official for europe for growth the before. i had of the ceremony president sat down for an exclusive interview with d.w. german public broadcaster i.r.t. he told us europe has to evolve to face a changing world. current status quo in europe is bad for everybody our sovereignty is being tested by everything that's happening the iranian crisis is a trade crisis the challenges of the digital world of internet and our g. transition migration and our capacity to protect ourselves we have to make progress and we have to be a more integrated european avant garde. and you can watch the full interview with him at home across online the w dot com and on twitter at the w years as take a

a french president a man in mccraw met kasama at the elusive palace to thank him by offering him french citizenship and a place in the fire brigade. yeah watching the news here as a recap story tellers economist. has been named as a. government in its any following the collapse of what would have been the country's finest administration. and of course the business was watching that story closely and liking the decision by the italian. business to have more on the story she's standing by for you right now. reporting from the white house. around this state you know but the top of your paper to. turkey to europe to kabul to the entire country to champion insurance for the last sixty. four mines.

claim and again i've given the best information i had at the time and the french president emanuel mccraw is arrived in the pacific island of new caledonia he's been greeted with pro france rummy's mike ross first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in the demba the majority of the island's indigenous cama ethnic group support a full breakaway from france the president's office says we're not express a position on the vote well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after wonder what he's done so much about an elf. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel in alameda for a five gene will mean the data transfer ten times faster than fourteen we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. for generations millions of indonesians have depended on the chip to run river but today the river is poised to. textile factories that supplies some of the biggest fashion brands are using it to dump talks the chemicals. on steve on this episode a

president of manual macross election when protesters could be seen holding banners slogans such as stop mccraw and the president of the rich two thousand police were deployed there on the streets. to avoid risking a repeat of what happened on labor day that we just showed you turned out the march reportedly passed of peacefully. and this is a bit of a revelation in the weeks of the attorney for the books the acclaimed american rapper kanye west might be considered by many to be a modern day creative genius if you like his music but his controversial twitter rants of landed him in a bit of strife a renowned strategic intelligence analyst been poring over his timeline and concluded therefore that can you west as a russian spy secretly working for vladimir putin well the that's mainly because west revealed his warm support for donald trump online and therefore the connections were made. of looks at an ever growing army of kremlin agents remember when being portrayed as a russian spy was funny. a bit of a joke. over. what are you doing in the dark when. just. what your russian spy assaulted. who i

french president mccraw and recognizes russia's strong role on the world stage and he joins vladimir putin at the international economic forum in st petersburg our team that has all the details from the ongoing event. and billionaire philanthropist the long must.

manuel micron's election when protesters could be seen holding banners spearing slogans such as stop mccraw and down with the president of the rich around two thousand police officers with a ploy to the demonstration to avoid risking a repeat of what on labor day that you show you and rioting earlier in the week the march is reported to have passed all these peace. knowing it was a turn up for the books the acclaimed american rapper kanye west might be considered by many to be a modern day creative genius but his controversial twitter rants and learning him in strife a renowned strategic intelligence analyst has been pouring over his tired line on indy concluded that therefore kenya west is a russian spy secretly working for vladimir putin. mainly because west revealed his warm support for donald trump online if you can make that connection more ghostly of looks at an ever growing army of kremlin agents remember when being portrayed as a russian spy was funny. a bit of a joke. over. what are you doing in the dark when. just. what are you russian spy assaulted. by a casual. who isn't funny n

as it turned out in paris to protest president mccraw economic policies with tight security following this week's earlier labor day riot . antigovernment protests also took place across russia to today just days before the dream of putin's presidential inauguration the man behind the marches opposition leader alexina valmy has been arrested at. the most. by the just midnight live from russian capital is kevin on with you at r.t. h.q. with this half hour update first the international chemical weapons watchdog which is currently investigating the poisoning of sergei script and his daughter england is backing away now from claims made by its own boss the o.p.c. w. director general had suggested that up to half a cups worth of the nerve agent novacek had been used in the attack on the former spy that's large enough to kill tens of thousands of people were takes up the story usually what happens with ministries is the answers get revealed crimes are solved perpetrators are identified in the script al case what's interesting is we seem to be going in reverse. for research activities or pro

spoke of broken praise of the french president's vision for reforming europe in his address emmanuel mccraw want to guarantee the rise of nationalism in europe going to the temptation in difficult times is yes you need to be nationalistic to know this ourselves and we and to think that on a national level it's easier to muster challenges and to find an answer of around a team. because on the european level it is still nascent and fragile but we have heard the alarms ring with breaks it was on the issues that we are also going to hear it in the italian elections in hungary in the whole and everywhere in europe. correspondent bound to regard has been speaking with regard to british historian and political writer timothy garton ash it was in our room for the ceremony. professor garden as why is the french president the holder of this very prestigious metal because he is at the moment effectively the leader of europe he just gave a great speech in which he said we really need a europe that is powerful to defend our interests and the message for me is where are you dram and where is the germany

sections without any detriment and how can you joined the work on this issue and now question to you mr mccraw on what measures are you going to undertake in order to protect french companies from possible american sanctions. following your cooperation with iran and how do you see the future of the disappear after the united states withdrawal thank you. from. s. for sanctions pressure i know that we have never acknowledged any you know that your destructions you can just take the un charter and actually read it and all those who can understand that any kind of you know that you are sanctions are illegitimate and this is how we see that as well and this is how we're going to see that if you try to ship there we can make an allusion it doesn't cause any harm for the world economy yes it does and we have already talked about this at the forum and we're going to keep talking about that tomorrow. and one of the motors of the forum. there we used to read the global economy. of political pressure and to ensure global economic growth for the digital meant means. letter he received. by exerting more ef

these days president emanuel mccraw and his guests can still admired the flowers planted by. you have been issued meets the head gardener at the elysee palace he also has to adhere to the wishes of the current residents. sometimes politicians or their wives tell me what they like and what they don't like and. we also have to make sure that the gardens are safe for children or for dogs for the. product with lots of french presidents keep labradors. q so there is a. finnish doesn't just work in and around paris he has created magnificent gardens . like here in morocco. in greece he created this garden plus. he had very different ideas for a project in new zealand. have also done very modern things where there was nothing to work on. like in new zealand it was basically a field. i designed a modern house and eighty four percent of the plants are local to the area. are. it's windy in the air is salty. so you need the right plants for the climate. so why not stick to local ones. but if he's. been made his career breakthrough in one thousand nine hundred he was part of the team tha

less demonstrations and that tear at the end of french president emanuel mccraw its first year in office. france same corner is like a king who doesn't understand his subjects. very well malcolm you're watching r t international with me nicky error and now we begin this hour with live pictures from gaza protesters have gathered there to denounce the relocation of the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem now palestinians throughout the west bank and jerusalem have been urged to turn out for the protest how mass promised that as many as two hundred thousand people were. take pause the move has ignited tension across the middle east for months despite that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists other countries should follow the u.s. example these you wrote this is deducible because it. needs you in this is to do this because. donald trump announced the move last year if actively breaching america's long lasting neutrality on the israeli palestinian conflict both future roussillon as their own city and the decision has been viewed as showing a pro israeli bias a midd

the french president's mccraw and recognizes russia's strong role on the world stage as he joins landed near pigeon of the international economic forum in some papers but our team was there with all the details from the ongoing event. the b.b.c. is accused of breaking its own gone.

international studio this hour is kevin irwin with you for this thirty minute live update first present mccraw may have been talking up his people focused policies in recent days but over in paris thousands of rallied against his reforms again. he was there as the protests became increasingly agitated. what we've seen is the protesters or some of them trying to smash in the buildings along the street where they were marching the police came in straightaway we had some sort of fireworks what looked to be like a moment of cooked up because it definitely was there was certainly an explosion and then we saw the police then dispersing tear gas. if you just look now you might see the police are in the distance you've got some of what are known as being the black marks here in france they are covered with their faces that's because they don't want to be identified and might be able to see that they are throwing items to wards the police and now we have had to guess you know so one police officer i mean initially in clashes with those protesters the case is also is touring changing the police oh i jus

welcome back now president emanuel mccraw and has set off to french territory in the pacific ocean as he looks to persuade the people of new caledonia to remain a part of fronts that's what the island's readying for an independence vote in six months time. there's a spark could do my thing but it will be a socialist involving a lot of responsibilities already low who managed by the government of the provinces. new caledonia already has other resources like tourism new caledonia is rich thanks to its culture its environment and. if one day there is no one nickel we can still make it. we already thought of every way to live without it it's mostly sovereignty expensive the army defense security justice cetera so we have asked ourselves this question for a long time in a country of two hundred thousand two hundred fifty thousand inhabitants do we need all these structures the answer is no to try. to see if the know when it will only be for the first referendum and there will be a second referendum and a third one so we have time to convince the people it's in their future interest to form

plus demonstrations and a tear at the end of french president emanuel mccraw first year in office. many in france same porn is like a king who doesn't understand his subjects. a warm welcome you're watching r t international with me. now we begin this hour with breaking news from the israeli gaza border where two palestinians have reportedly been killed in protests denouncing the relocation of the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem palestinians throughout the west bank and gaza have been urged to turn out for the protest we're showing you live pictures from the balls that border right now with the palestinian islamic group hamas saying as many as two hundred thousand people are expected to take part today the embassy is due to open and around four hours time in response the israeli military has boosted its presence along the border the u.s. embassy move has ignited tensions across the middle east for months already despite that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists other countries should follow america's example. these you wrote this is jerusalem because

well you have to remember that just in the last week in washington we've seen president emanuel mccraw from france and chancellor angela merkel from germany come to washington and mccraw support to a joint session of congress and there he said with iran's nuclear deal there is no plan b. and he donald trump quite forcibly to stay within the deal and angle americal repeated that as well you know donald trump will listen to all these voices but he's also listening to benjamin netanyahu is listening to the saudis and it's interesting that many people are framing benjamin netanyahu presentation on monday as very much for an audience of one this was in sawley donald trump the sea because look he came out he spoke mainly in english it was all about a presentation with slides making it easy for donald trump to understand this was all about putting pressure on the u.s. president to live to deliver to benjamin netanyahu a big political win and there's another thing that drives donald trump through all of this is that he likes to be the anti barack obama he sees barack obama he sees the iran nuc

but at the same time there's a huge difference between what we see is going on between trump and mccraw all those hugs and kisses and they had sakes and all that and on the other hand what mcchrystal said while he was in the united states which was extremely critical of almost any field of policy that donald trump has been involved in so he's a true european you could say when it comes to the topics but he's well he's an exception when it comes to how he treats donald trump especially if you compare how i'm going to back up the german chancellor treats donald trump all right our prosperity from next often in the german city of often tonight max thank you very much. here the big table with me now is luke entre he is the berlin correspondent with the french daily look in your own it's good to have you on the show so you know we watch the interview there with mr macro and can you say that he is a weaker or a stronger president now that the u.s. president has exited the iran nuclear deal. we can say that heading and lobster diplomats the. six seats you bring to keep the americans at the tab

real life spider-man the french president invited to the palace to personally thank him in my new mccraw also offered him a job as a firefighter well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera oft inside story and in the news off of that. colombia's peace deal could be a fierce critic of the agreement with fox revels in pole position to be president if evangel k. wins the next vote with legalized conflict that saw more than two hundred thousand people killed over five decades this is inside story. a low and welcome to the program of. colombia's presidential election race is the most divisive in decades two candidates at opposite ends of the political spectrum white. leads to the first round while i had of leftist gustavo patio at stake in the second round vote is the future of the peace deal signed by the government and falk rebels in two thousand and sixteen decays opposed it saying it's too lenient on fog patra back to it but will he get the support of the wavering voters we've talked i would guess in a moment but first a latin america let's see any human reports fro

the french president emmanuel mccraw is on his first official trip to australia micron join prime minister malcolm turnbull in commemorating those who lost their lives in the two world wars like last trip will have a strong focus on defense as he's travelling with a delegation of military and naval contractors is also set to discuss the iran nuclear deal trade and china's growing influence in the south pacific during a three day trip. on china's foreign minister is in north korea for a two day visit wang ye is the highest ranking chinese minister to visit pyongyang in three years relations are strained over a cut in chinese exports as part of sanctions against the north's nuclear weapons program and the trip comes before kim jong un summit with the u.s. president donald trump in the coming weeks well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story statement that's what i thought. will a new prime minister solve the crisis and i mean yes the election of a replacement follows an outpouring of anger by protesters the opposition is promising change in an end t

way alive and beyond that president mccraw and then chancellor merkel even visited washington d.c. to discuss the matter but they were able to convince trump otherwise. the isn't them and we believe it's better to have this agreement even if it's not perfect and have no agreement. if. the iran deal is not sufficient to see that iran's ambitions are curbed and contained it is most important to recognize that iran through its ballistic missile program is trying to exert geopolitical influence in syria and lebanon. the solihull go bust verifiable agreements that guarantees that iran will not acquire nuclear weapons to denounce it without proposing anything else would be a serious mistake not respecting it would be irresponsible. and we should acknowledge that the current agreement doesn't allow us to address all of the issues among the things not covered by the iran nuclear deal is iran's activity in the region. and what kind of support is there at home in the us for a plan to scrap the surrounding. well the u.s. is divided along partisan lines and it's mostly democrats who want to up

fined up to four percent of annual global turnover and staying with tech french president emanuel mccraw has called for more openness and honesty from technology companies facebook's boss and other industry chief executives attended a summit in paris along with political leaders the discussions come after mark zuckerberg was grilled by members of the european parliament on the use of data and fake news. the sony is to buy a controlling stake in e.m.i. music publishing for two point three billion dollars the japanese company wants to strengthen its music portfolio the deal will see it get a catalog of more than two million songs sixty percent stake in my as part of sony's growth plan built around content and streaming services still needs approval though from the regulators. the police in malaysia have seized nearly thirteen million dollars from apartments links to the family of former prime minister najib razak have been accused of pocketing millions of dollars of public money including from state fund one m d b which he set up in two thousand and nine he denies any wrongdoing. and that

find out whether a fraction of that sort of chemistry whether we'll see that between mr putin and mr mccraw think of it emanuel is coming to russia for the first time when really on an international chess board france and russia are definitely on the different sides of that chess board but just like and the case of angle marco and germany by the way these two leaders met last friday paris and moscow do why they are on the same page when it comes to the iranian nuclear deal so very soon we'll find out whether that will help them build any more small bridges and any case of course the story of personal relations between mr macron and mr putin isn't as long as that of angola merkel and the russian president but still it is quite worth checking out what it was like in the previous year. i respect him and i know him. and. we have lots of opportunities to align our positions and work together in key areas. we should never be weak whisper them when you are weak. and it's fine that again well for big business to global investors here's what some of the delegates at the same petersburg forum have be

since two thousand and eleven when mama gadhafi was toppled from power french president in modern mccraw has been welcoming leaders and representatives from twenty countries to the palace it's hoped that a political road map that would have restore order to libya can be agreed on of the country split between rival governments in the east and the west. and over the last few years human traffickers have taken advantage of the political vacuum and its strategic location thousands of migrants and refugees transit through libya to europe those who survive speak of kidnapping torture and. another rescue by the italian navy this time it's sixty nine migrants on a rubber dinghy among them for pregnant women they're brought to a ship called the aquarius whose crew give them medical treatment many say they are distressed by their experiences in libya where they began their journey. which we were tortured with electric shocks they pulled water over us and then shocked us they told us that to stop it we'd have to pay the money. beat. so they beat and raped us. it wasn't nice. i thank god that i'm co

visiting sochi a gad then visiting china for a second time coming to russia talks of reconciliation mccraw that admitting the the obvious must stakes were made when talking about reconciliation with russia you made a lot of the day which is very clear who made the mistakes of the yeah exactly this is we shouldn't we should be happy for this but we shouldn't take it for more than it is this is normal realist balancing this is what states do when states other states do things that anger of them they. send a message that they have all their options to explore and that's when you look at this and marks absolutely right but what is not right or kind of. out of balance is it and we've mentioned this on this program before trump doesn't care you know he doesn't care about the implications and we have said here he's playing to his base i'm sure he's got. checklist in his pocket you know he's checking them through i mean is unpopular and his wife moving the embassy to jerusalem going out of the iran deal being very fickle when it comes to north korea i mean these are these these are things he ran o

if mark zuckerberg thought the tease ways come to an end he was wrong french president emanuel mccraw made it clear to the facebook c.e.o. that he would be calm things down on global businesses who exploit to pass new data while avoiding paying taxes. was one of the round sixty industry bosses attending the tech for good summit on wednesday the meeting had one main objective encouraging global companies to focus on improving the wild especially since so many of them have become more influential than governments. obviously on a worldwide basis people are increasingly concerned about their relationship to technology the impact on the workplace how this will affect international politics and governance and governance has a harder time managing this. frankly the companies in the world is moving at a faster pace than government. companies to still freeriding while ignoring social situations around them and his was may have already taken impact and some friends took the opportunity to announce new initiatives will be investing one hundred million dollars in entrepreneurs in europe and in af

the europeans are massively invested in this iran deal as you've seen chancellor merkel president mccraw the british foreign secretary boris johnson they've all been in washington within the last couple of weeks trying to you know get down on their knees and persuade the president to change his mind their work slightly less well known perhaps there was a there was a letter signed by five hundred european parliamentarians to donald trump as well so it's a broad based campaign it seems to have had absolutely no effect whatsoever and you know canceling this deal i think damages the transatlantic alliance and that of course is the has been the coolest done of geopolitics foliar since in the post second world war period i don't want to overstate the case this this really is very damaging to trust donald trump says he's a man who keeps his promises but here we see the united states pulling out of a deal that it still signed up to at the moment and the question will be you know how europe can react but if you're talking about confrontation the noises coming from europe are saying you know we're

there are laws in this country when it comes to state aid i'm not sure what's the rumors of president mccraw thinking that he could somehow bail out with state aid the losses the ptolemy make because of donald trump's decision because that may violate state aid regulations here i should say ab us i know boeing is completely jumped out of the twenty billion dollar deal and us is apparently making an announcement next week as to what they're going to do but of course this is going to affect so many different companies and i mean only aviation side one lesson forget the fact that lives are lost the iranian government maintains because of aviation sanctions and spare parts and so on china already may be coming into play in some energy deals that could be to replace shell who knows and in aviation russia's sukhoi already are but apparently reportedly trying to. what might happen if a nato nation consortium loses because the trumps deal well let me ask you about that you know ever since the president's first foreign trip his first for a member last year a person went to saudi arabia then he went t

experts of call for a public health campaign during the holy month of ramadan french president emmanuel mccraw arrived in the pacific island of new caledonia he's been greeted with pro france rallies across first trip to the french territory comes ahead of an independence vote in november the majority of the island's indigenous comic ethnic group support a full breakaway from france. the former chief executive of german carmaker volkswagen has been charged in the u.s. over the twenty fifteen diesel emissions scandal about inventor cones accused of lying to regulators about sake test results up to eleven million v.w. cars were found to be releasing emissions of up to forty times more than the legal limit he resigned after the scandal became public well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story that's a much better. once pristine indonesia's chittering river has become a toxic waste dump for textile factories that supply a global fashion chain one of the salmon sick human cost of the world's most polluted river on al-jazeera. thursday much world press free

are treating the stabbing as terrorism related the latest incident comes despite french president mccraw lifting the state of emergency in the country last october and france has been hit by a series of terror attacks in recent years in march two thousand and twelve a man opened fire outside a jewish school in the city of toulouse leaving seven people dead january two thousand and fifteen saw a mass shooting at the office of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo in pairs carried out by islamist a gunman seventeen people died later that november paris experience that terrorist attack in french history multiple shooting and bomb attacks targeted a music club sports stadium and restaurants then president called it an act of war one hundred thirty people lost their lives in july two thousand and sixteen a multi-ton. plowed through crowds on the promenade de lay's in it means that atrocity killed eighty six people including the attacker who was shot and killed by police. escorts jennifer britton international criminal law attorney and french lawyer monte about what may have contributed to this

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above french president's mccraw on recognizes russia's strong role on the world stage he joins landed near pigeon of the international economic forum in some petersburg our team was there with all the details from the ongoing about. the b.b.c. is accused of breaking its own guidelines on the do it as a documentary about the manchester everynight terror attack. and billionaire tesla's c.e.o. ilan musk slams the media he wants to rate journalists credibility critics say it's not going to work. to. face am haling moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me the key aaron a very good morning to you from all of our team here now our top story the first pictures showing the destruction of north korea's only nuclear test site have been released our correspondent stan off was among the small pool of journalists invited to witness the facility being decommissioned. just minutes ago they were having dinner over there and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust those barracks were used for living for the soldiers to al to locate soldiers and workers there well now no

the nuclear agreement three years ago iran has dismissed his claims president of france somebody'll mccraw is on his first official trip to australia across as expected to discuss the iran nuclear deal and china's growing influence in the south pacific during his three day visit at a press conference with australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull defended the international agreement struck with iran in twenty fifty. first d.c. it was absolutely was a very important negotiation and isn't based with the money till the current nuclear activity of the iranian government the iranian regime and i think this important was negotiated by our countries i mean us was involved and obviously france that's why first as we negotiated we signed it it's good to respect it and that for me the good beginning has been a leader hassan nasrallah is warning that conflict could break out between who he calls the real backers of the syrian war israel and hezbollah supporter iran tehran as warns that it will respond to what it called israeli aggression after the bombing of an arms depo in northern syria on sunday