nic, what is the implication of the exercise?orter: an increase of rhetoric recently with washington and tehran, principally coming from tehran, because sanctions are about to be imposed again following president trump pulling out of the iran nuclear deal. the iranian leadership from the leader of iran revolutionary guard corps to the supreme leader of iran all said if iran cannot export its oil products through the strait of hormuz, then no one can. this is a major threat. the exercises that u.s. officials believe they are seeing in straight of hormuz with dozens of vessels, they are concerned if iranians are putting meat on the bones of the threats. president trump is clear. don't threaten the united states or there will be severe consequences. everyone is watching and looking to see how it develops. no comment from the iranians yet. no comment from the uae and other gulf countries. this is a united arab emirates oil port terminal. this terminal has been developed to avoid iranians ability to shutdown the strait of hormuz. it b

we have nic robertson live in the strait of hormuz. nic, what is the broader implication? the 20% of the oil supply for the world. that is what iran's major military exercise is under way right now play be the ability to signal that. we are told they have dozens of smaller vessels involved in this at the beginning of the military exercise. it is watched closely in the region. nothing officially from the iranians about the military exercise. nothing officially from let's say the emirates here who is close to the straits of hormuz. they have assets in place. the port facility can pump oil to bypass the straits of hormuz. that is how critical the oil route is to the world. there is spare capacity to get oil flowing through to the international markets. what are the iranians trying to do at the moment? signal displeasure with washington over the sanctions. what the iranians have said coming from the supreme leader and commander of the military forces. if they cannot export oil, then no one can. kaylee. >> nic robertson, thank you. >>> "new day" is ten minutes away. alisyn came

cnn's nic robertson is live at the scene with those breaking details. nic? >> there was a tremendous thunderstorm in the minutes before the bridge collapsed. i'm going to step out of the way and you may be able to see the bridge sheared off. this is the main highway that runs along the coastline here from italy into france from genoa to nice. it's jam packed with traffic today. this is holiday time, peak holiday time in france and italy. we were traveling along the highway a few minutes before crossing the bridge. the traffic started backing up as we came into town, the police had the bridge sealed off but ever since we've been here for the past hour and a half the city streets have been crisscrossed by police cars, fire trucks, emergency services, rescue services, i see a fire truck now that's on a small bridge close to the collapsed bridge. you can see that sheared off bridge there, superstructure there, the bridge sheared off and below that crumpled concrete lying below. it's absolutely chaotic and pandemonium here in genoa as police try to weave their wa

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nic, what can you tell us?the latest we've seen have seen a couple of ambulances leaving the scene behind me which is where the bridge has collapsed so that is the first indication i've seen of people being taken away from the incident. it's been emergency vehicles pouring in. at the same time those ambulances leaving have seen several fire trucks with heavy lifting gear this is almost three hours after this terrible accident took place when the bridge collapsed in the middle of that huge storm the rescue effort is still under way. we've seen at least one helicopter fly in and land close to the scene but in the last hour or so the core has perhaps gone out to bring in heavy lifting equipment to perhaps move some of that huge con courted pieces of twisted steel and concrete sheared away bridge there's an indication that the rescue effort is focusing in on specific areas where the rubble is but from the view of this, no one would have anticipated this. this bridge has stood for decades. it's been an absolute key

party he also sits on the fourth affairs committee in the bundestag mr nic what did john mccain what did he mean to you when we talk about u.s. german and u.s. european relations i think john mccain was i think fabio closest and longest trusted friend in the u.s. congress in the senate he has come to the unit when a security conference for four decades year by year many years leading the congressional delegation coming there. a veteran of transatlantic relations of nato . or cooperation. when he couldn't come back with his cancer treatment in february of this year but he left a deeply moving message that his wife read out. at the dinner. and. recruited reaffirmed his belief in the world order that is ruled and governed by values and i think he very strongly want everyone to be aware that the alternative to such a world would be a dark and cruel place and i think he encouraged everyone to keep on fighting for what we believe in in terms of a world governed by law and by values that we that we have love to share between the u.s. and germany for seven decades does his death mark the end

cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson is joining us now. what are you hearing? >> reporter: it's not clear because they haven't named them yet, which individuals in the united states administration they're actually targeting here. when they say justice and interior, do they mean the attorney general, jeff sessions? do they mean secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen? not clear, but it could potentially be. do they have any assets in turkey? we don't know, but it would seem unlikely that it's going to be a lot. so, there's something about this that looks as if it's a tit for tat, but it's a little unexpected and does hint at this deteriorating relationship. secretary of state mike pompeo in the last 24 hours met with his north korean counterpart. the meeting was said to be constructive, that they would go to their home countries and continue discussions, although the turkish said we can't fix our problems in one day. that's the thing, the united states and turkey have pretty big issues they could be discussing. syria would be high on that list. so, this

thank you very much nic connelly there talking to us from kenya. and of course it's not just in ukraine that romance and people face discrimination and for more on this now we can speak to george you've been over it she's the president of the european roma rights center and he joins us now from sochi know beside in serbia first of all in our report we heard about increasing violence against cincy enrolment in ukraine what can you tell us about the situation for cindy and roma in other countries. so just to give you an idea of what kind of a year two thousand and eighteen has. for example in bulgaria. conviction for a hate speech gets to be a deputy prime minister of the country and the biggest irony that he gets to run the national council for integration of minorities in the country at the same time we need for example interior minister calls for. the need to keep promise ethnic cleansing. and express regret that he contacts belt italian. or italian citizens to suggestions about census was rejected illegal but then we see the real consequence of s

cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson joining me right now.sen the strait of hormuz to flex its military muscle. this is a major shipping area. what is the message being sent? >> really seems to be the message being sent that if iran so chooses, it can disrupt the world's oil fields. 20% of the world's oil passes through there. it's a major choke point effectively. and impacting one oil tanker, never mind shutting down the whole straits, would put a spike, a nasty spike into oil markets. perhaps trigger higher fuel costs for us. the reality is we don't know why iran has put these military exercises into play right now. the timing of course right before -- in position of sanctions on them, because they've -- because president trump unilaterally pulled out of that international joint program with iran and iran's commitment to denuclearize. that really puts economic pressure on iran. so i think the indicators here are absolutely as you say they're flexing their muscles at a strategic choke point that could have huge impacts, huge economic impact,

yeah what it seems to be nic and we've certainly heard this desire from the president on the campaign trail that as president is that he's been pushing for some time now to have what he calls regional partners taking a greater role in the rebuilding efforts particularly when it comes to the u.s. coalition's efforts to rebuild in syria and of course also combating the tens of thousands of eisel fighters that still remain not only in syria but also in iraq centrally what the night and state state department has said is that in march it froze about two hundred thirty million in fines for the rebuilding effort specifically it reached out to its partners including saudi arabia and it amassed some three hundred million in contributions in both contributions as well as pledges notable in all of this is one hundred million from saudi arabia as a result the united states says that it able to read direct those frozen funds to other foreign policy priorities what is also notable in all of this nic is the reaction from syria as a result of that one hundred million dollar saudi arabia contribution

it will build quite nic towards california warmer temperatures and maybe 90s for inland areas. so 88 degrees. we are creeping back up into the temperatures. i kept telling you to enjoy the temperatures. i knew it was going to roll back around. >> we are looking over the bay bridge. chp has a report with a crash moving to the shoulder. this is west 80 towards treasure island. i don't see any problems. no flashing lights. we'll continue to monitor it. so far traffic moving smoothly and continues to move out. starting to ease up. over here the bridge, the westbound commute, a light steadyw towards here today. no problems. a at capital reports of card board boxes in the lane. south 85 we have reports of some other debris, maybe a stalled vehicle. no problems for our sensors. a quick look out there. there's 101, the bay shore freeway. headlights are traveling north. book you. >>> it is 4:49 right now. a father is upset the company responsible is still operating after a string of safety violations. >> public safety is a risk here. >> in june she was killed on the job when a car broke

you pressed congress to pass fix nics and the stop school violence acts. you called governors, state and local leaders to action. you asked me to travel to parkland to visit with students and teachers. and, mr. president, you traveled to texas in may to meet with parents, families, and survivors of the shooting at the santa fe high school. we've suffered too many heartbreaking reminders that our nation must come together to address the underlying issues that foster a culture of violence. and you rightly insisted, from day one, that we wouldn't keep our children safe by looking only at any one particular piece of this much larger problem. when you asked me to chair the federal commission on school safety, you directed us to explore a range of issues, including mental health treatment, social-emotional learning, the difference that armed school resource officers make on a daily basis, the impact of violent entertainment on the development of young children, the gaps or failures among local officials when they're aware of a troubled minor and fail to act, alo

germany hundreds joined far right protests in the eastern city of quetta nic sets off the fatal stabbing of a german national during a dispute police say involved people of various nationalities. and who can keep part of munich from winning their seventh straight bundesliga title after the first weekend of the season dortmund is this all right making people in the running after they demolished their strong light team on sunday. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring thanks for joining us united nations investigators have released a damning report on myanmar's military calling for the prosecution of its commanders for crimes against humanity the investigators say they orchestrated the military campaign against the countries were injured muslims with coke quote genocidal intent they also announced they now have enough evidence to prosecute six top generals for those alleged crimes. the mission has. included that criminal investigation and prosecution is warranted focusing on the top tatmadaw or generals in relation to the three categories of crimes under international law genocide

vonnie: nic modi, thank you for your time today. pepsi up 1.5% today. for the stock of hour. lifting shares more than 7%, having its best day since last quarter. emma chandra is here. what do investors like about jacobs? >> they like everything. report, a fantastic they beat consensus by 15%. they raise their guidance earnings. they beat estimates by .35 sense. 65% and anns of order backlog, meaning their pipeline is good. see, era space is up by 70% and chemicals up by 33%. we're seeing stocks rising at mcdermott as well. the company recently required ch2m and what we're seeing is the cost savings from that are accelerating. they are seeing revenue synergies. byas reading reports bloomberg intelligence and they were saying the global infrastructure in nonresidential has reimbursed. in for structure investment in the u.s., china, and india will rise 7.8% year on year over the next 10 years. jacobs operates in 25 countries. take a look at the bloomberg. i have got the s&p 500 industrials index. that jacobs in cheering has been outperforming all of them.

nic robertson joins us. seems iran is trying to send a message here. can you hear me?erstandable when you are in the persian gulf. sometimes we can have trouble with communication. we will try to get nic back up in a moment. >>> our next hour starts right now. good morning. i'm erica hill in for poppy harlow. the economy is front and center this morning. first, china retaliates announcing it will slap tariffs on $60 billion worth of american goods. that move coming just minutes before the release of the july jobs report, which missed expectations but it does paint a strong overall picture of the labor market. missed expectations, there were some revisions from june. >> there were. >> not so bad overall. >> it was a relatively strong report. it missed expectations because we have been on a trend of adding about 200,000 jobs. that's why wall street at least isn't loving this report. it's trying to decide whether or not this is a long-term trend or we will see a pullback in the jobs numbers or whether this is a seasonal blip. wall street is working that -- through that ri

being made to you nic. you've been a good alec all morgan again without you. but i mean if you see that. big. man up on. the way street you'll see in the media. we always. have a hard lesson about. what it's. all it's been. one of the least it's unusual. struggles. on the study in terms and poor form of pleasure. in reality has. an intimate look cuba today. media. told me it was and lunacon one of the most one of my cuba on just zero. business updates rolled to you by qatar airways going places to get. business updates to you by qatar airways going places together asia's largest catholic country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy. children having babies. well. no. no. no. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to this al-jazeera news hour live from doha i'm on team dan is coming up in the next sixty minutes a total disregard of the suffering of the people of yemen the u.n. accuses all sides of suspected war crimes in the conflict in yemen. the u.s. argues that the top u.n. courts doesn't have jurisdiction in iran's case against sanctions. lookin

made it to you nic. you've been a good alec almost in a good. but i mean if you see that. big. man up and. if you waste your time in the media. who weighs down. you know what it's. been. one of the ways it's unusual to. have struggles. and poor form of pleasure. in. an intimate look at life in cuba today. i mean yeah. told me it was and then it was one of the most one of my cuba. just zero. pretty much. just. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras are gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. when they're on line this isn't some abstract issue we need to pay attention to their stops or if you join us on sect rather than stopping terrorism it's creating a base is a dialogue and just the community is want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a villain or a short while everyone has a voice and part of civil society i need to go but i never get listened to by those in the corrid

just an also ran and that's going to be the hot the toughest hostile by munich in the coming months nic mechanic line joining us from found to thank you. when the sleekest side shall come have lost a key part of their defense just before the start of the season defend has joined french champions for reasons among according to reports the twenty one year old cost the french signed a whooping thirty seven million euros to complete the transfer making it abundantly go record fee for a defender keva has played a child since twenty fifteen and won the under twenty one year a can championship last year with germany. and in the austrian motorcycle grand prix defending champion mark marquez of spain failed to win from pope position for the first time this season it was this fellow spanish rider jorge lorenzo who made the best of the day instead overtaking marquez early on in the in the race there is a maintained the lead and managed to beat marquez by an extremely narrow margin of just zero point one seconds. to windsurfing now you can already see those gorgeous pictures and spain claim top spo

wouldn't want to visit such a beautiful place but in people as people in the croatian city of the broad nic are discovering this is living in a tourist magnet also has its downside. and of course we lost one of the great music soul music aretha franklin will leave you now with some images of the thousands of franklin fans who have come to bid farewell to the legendary u.s. singer she died early this month at the age of seventy six after a battle with pancreatic cancer now her legacy is being celebrated stay with. him which. any time any place. you have at the back of. something to sing along downs.

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joining us is diplomatic international correspondent nic robertson.people around the world saying? >> thst things we are hearing today and the tributes thick and fast speaking on his honor and his dignity and speaking about what he had done for their countries, strong advocate for afghanistan. we have heard from the afghan president saying he was a friend of the afghan people and heard from the prime minister and leaders from another country both of who their cause senator mccain supported. we have heard from the lithuania is and estonias and so many different countries. i think one of the interesting themes that seems to emerge is what amounts to a reflection of senator mccain's, repudiation of some of president trump's recent positions. and that is kind of reflected in what we are hearing. from the british prime minister tere teresa may says. from the german foreign minister, again, this very clear reference to what president trump continues to call germany out about, its payments toward nato, the transatlantic alliance. again listen to this. thinry

absolutely nic and you can see the huge crowd that's gathered behind me of media and spectators waiting for this result michael cohen appearing before a judge in the federal courthouse here admitting pleading guilty to eight counts including tax evasion and lying to an institution a financial institution in order to get a loan but the most dramatic of course those two counts involving payments to women that said they had affairs with president chop the women were not specifically named in court but michael cohen stood before the judge and said that in coordination with the now the direction of the federal candidate he arranged to make payments that were in violation of campaign finance laws for the purpose of influencing the election for more on this i'm going to send it to our package now so you can hear the background to remind people who michael cohen is and what how this all came about. he was the president's fixer his longtime attorney the man who dealt with problems before they became big problems but now michael cohen could be president donald trump's biggest threat he's facing s

at a geographic crossroads and afterears of growth the government faces immense pressure to choose a nicst. so far, turkish authorities have resisted calls to take a bite out of inflation by raising interest rates and having blamed for uninterference for financial woes. and its reluctance to act means entrepreneurs like cabush must make their difficultecisions about the future. >> am i worried about it? a before i could see the business plan, but now i have to wait. >> today president erdogan told turkish businesses, they should want postpone business decisions just to transact foreign businesses. and these day, the country's greatest economic enemy see to be the united states. for nightly business report, i'm dylan mark i istanbul. >> tapestry bagged strong rnings and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the luxur fashion company formerly known as coach, posted quarterly rest ahead of estimates thanks to strong sales of the kate spadee handbags. tapestry ceo said that the death in june of the brand's namesakeounder fueled nostalgia for kate spade products and that helped sales.

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our nic robertson has the report. >> reporter: it really has been a day of ups and downs for nazanin.ily says i about the end of the day she's been left shifrgs, shaking, crying. just a couple of days ago her husband was here at cnn, richard radcliff, and he told us then that they really hoped and believed they were having positive signs that iranian officials had invested some of their own political capital in this furlough for his wife and that this furlough would be extended. but he did say when talking to hala gorani his concerned for his wife if that didn't come to pass. this is how he explained it. >> what state of mind is your wife in, though? how hopeful is she? >> she's been up and down. i spoke to her yesterday and we didn't know any of this and she was in a very miserable way. i mean, i think obviously we haven't had any news that it's going to be extended then she won't be looking forward to going back at all. it's been a long hard journeyy for all of us. and with that come real sxupz downs and the potential for panic and so on. >> reporter: and the family have described n

the sorts who are of slavic descent aren't as nic minority whose culture shapes this region to this very day each february they celebrate the post they don't traditional dresses drink dance and march from one home to the next. the goal is to dispel evil winter spirits. in summer time thousands front to do fans famous crave hold fast the boat parade is a particular highlight giving visitors a sense of how locals used to transport the harvest and livestock through the region. to. the tropical islands theme park located in a form a hangar boasting the world's largest freestanding still done for that matter is another regional tourist magnet. it's perfect for rainy days. and in twenty seventeen alone it attracted more than half a million visitors and. my boat ride ends in the lead of one of the chalet buds most beautiful towns. these cross snakeheads on the gables are typical for the region they symbolize the snake king who's supposed to protect the locals. elated the open air museum there's a lot to learn about this place by its history and the ethnic minority the so. greeted in store b n.

destabilizing the situation there and undermining the positive dynamics of the ongoing peace process colleague nic aaron talked to don quarter about the story. well the latest report comes from residents from the province in syria and they say that a group of civilians is being trained in a nearby area called coffers to carry out the aftermath of a chemical attack to be blamed on the assad government now eight barrels of chlorine have already been apparently delivered there and the white helmets are ready to perform a fake rescue basically as the ministry says they want to send footage to arab in english speaking media outlets and we asked the white house once for their comment on this on their involvement in the situation but they have yet to respond now muska has raised concerns not just about the possible actions of those on the ground has that yeah absolutely just a few days ago quite out of the blue actually john bolton said that washington would be willing to respond very strongly if it thinks that the assad government potentially used chemical weapons let's hear what he had to say we now se

the product itself as long as it's actood prond people start to become loyal to it it becomes a very niccle if you're that company. you like the ceo and you like the product and you keep being drawn one to the other. so there's nothing wrong with doing that and of course, as with any investment you don't want to do i blindly and if you have a good product and a good ceo who seems tbe runni things in a very good manner, there is nothing wrong with that the problem becomes when the ceo goes off the nch, if you will, that's when things can get hairy for investors. >> you know, we purposely pointed out companies outside o the tech arena like a ge, you know. bill wasentioning earlier when we were talking martha stewart, her brand. she was so closely associated with , and is betting the ceo a phenomena morese common bec of the innovation side of things? i think, sue, absolutely it is because using mr. musk as an example, he clearly thinks differently than other people do. he sees opportunity where others may not see it and it's amazing. you read his bog ravy and look at what he looks at in ter

we can now cross live to nic with j.s. davies author of blood on our hands the american invasion and destruction of iraq welcome to the program now why do you think this cease fire proposal has been so roundly rejected. well i think as. as you already said. i think the taliban probably quite intelligently recognize that this would be a chance for the u.s. and its allies in afghanistan to regroup. and at this point. the taliban are on the offensive and the americans and their allies in afghanistan are you know seem to be completely at a loss as to what to do and so really. you know despite all the tough talk we just heard from american generals and american politicians the u.s. is losing this war as it has been for most of the time since it began and there really is no way for the u.s. to recover from this situation and why do you think the u.s. has struggled so much to devise a clear political strategy for afghanistan and a position on whether or not it's acceptable to negotiate with the taliban. well. you know once the ta

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investors to keep up with consumer demand, we literally, i nhink, have a nic expectation that we will be the community. consumers want to see broadband, wireless, health care in the communities. the way that they charge are excessive and unreasonable, putting up barriers that are costly or creating major delays, that we cannot afford, because, frankly, there is very much pressure on the capital budgets that we have. in order to build this on our own dime, we are being asked to make investments that any other industry makes in the united states, more than oil and gas, the wireless industry is investing in our community. peter: todd shields. todd: does it mean these sites small?ls are you have a big tower that we all know about on the outside of town that everybody in the half-mile of the tower can use it to communicate with her cell phone, but the small cell does not go that far, in my right? we are talking about the frequency of the waves. mr. adelstein: that is exactly right. it is smaller in terms of the size of the equipment and the radio as far as what it covers. small cells cover

but there were no weapons and have the care of the people on cordoned off everything but in no time nic olds just remind us that what happened there last year there was another terrorist attack. believe four people there people were killed tell us again what happened. the last here that was i think the same time as this here. man drove into the security areas and got out of the car and actually stabbed a police officer to school people were killed on the scene that's a very similar incident which shocked the whole city of london. obviously like this police officer was also trying to protect the people and then she will be back in them kept. nicole thank you so much for now as t w correspondent cole reece there talking to us from london thank you. well as catch up on some business news now and turkey is very much under pressure in fact in the middle of massive diplomatic and economic turmoil and it's getting worse as we speak terry turkish president of egypt type of the one has warned his country will boycott u.s. products in response to what he calls economic terrorism done by the u.s.

her estranged husband the couple were married of a traditional muslim wedding ceremony also known as nictwenty years ago but it was regarded as a religious certainly and therefore not a civil marriage under u.k. law doesn't block divorce proceedings in shari'a law on which a union can only be dissolved by a consul of muslim leaders but such councils have no legal jurisdiction in the u.k. jacqueline bouvier discussed it earlier with a muslim rights campaigner of british politics commentator. how significant do you think this ruling is in terms of how britain regards religious weddings and the marriage there after it is essentially the first time that the british courts our legal system has essentially recognized a parallel legal system nearly shari'a law it does set a precedent with perhaps establishing what the bindery serang that should be so i view this as troubling misguided and potentially very disturbing for the future the judge was talking about recognizing it as a void marriage under english common law which is not exactly the same as shari'ah although this might might be similar

. >> i want to thank bruce and joyce and nic, what a nick, whag venue this is. [applause] they have great music all the time. you can eat and drink for free anytime. [laughter] that's not true. but this is just unbelievably kind and generous for them to give the space and everything they put into this. the carmen group, [inaudible] everyone also has a part of getting the word out. i grew up as i like to say in a small town in rhode island with a pretty tightknit family. it wasn't really political. i went to catholic high school and then went on to college and was really never political. i started getting involved in campaigns when i was toward the middle and my years in college, and my goal was to move to washington, d.c. and get a job on capitol hill. i came and did everything possible. drunk people around, volunteered for events. there's a group house on the hilthehill and a lot of people t are now doing successful things [inaudible] thing god there were no additional cameras back then. [laughter] we had a backyard piece of property that i don't know how but i

it's iraq the nic it's sad the media talk about freedom of the press they trash donald trump they say freedom of the press is what this country is built on it's what the microstates built on and now they don't like these t. shirts and they register their disapproval and they pressure this news siham into polling it and a fact what they're doing is they're traveling on the very freedom of speech that they claim to champion if what's going on in this country is any indication you're allowed all the freedom of speech you want if you're on the left but if you're on the right it seems like freedom of speech when it comes to the right is getting trampled upon on in one way or another all right eight twenty five am here in moscow on this monday morning we are back certain with more headlines. you know world big partisan movies. and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for

have out on whatever the happen to be mass and different volcanology start screaming and heights of nic that look if that's what i had do want to go. over and over nemesis turkey i want to go there and whisper as they hear them as mother is distraught she says she often cries for her daughter she and her husband won't let her play like the boisterous children know that doorstep. and even though she wants to go to school her parents were letta they say her head could be knocked at playtime they fear the very least headaches and i pain she suffers from could get worse. her father says he feels helpless because he can't support his family on a good month he might earn a hundred dollars on a market stall in the street but it barely covers his rent his landlord has an eviction old place the family live in a neighborhood where poverty is the norm worse than that they're inside the rules of gaza affectively it's like a prison what is life like in gaza well that's not really an accurate term more of an existence and this existence phenomena is one of many short sad stories different and don't t

the situation there and undermining the positive dynamics of the ongoing peace process my colleague nic aaron talked to don quarter about the story . well the latest report comes from residents from the province in syria and they say that a group of civilians is being trained in a nearby area called coffers to carry out the aftermath of a chemical attack to be blamed on the assad government now eight barrels of chlorine have already been apparently delivered there and the white helmets are ready to perform a fake rescue basically as the ministry says they want to send footage to arab in english speaking media outlets and we asked the white house once for their comment on this on their involvement in the situation but they have yet to respond now muska has raised concerns not just about the possible actions of those on the ground has that yeah absolutely just a few days ago quite out of the blue actually john bolton said that washington would be willing to respond very strongly if it thinks that the assad government potentially used chemical weapons let's hear what he had to say we now s

the situation there and undermining the positive dynamics of the ongoing peace process my colleague nic aaron talked to dawn quarter about the story . well the latest report comes from residents from the province in syria and they say that a group of civilians is being trained in a nearby area called coffers to carry out the aftermath of a chemical attack to be blamed on the assad government now eight barrels of chlorine have already been apparently delivered there and the white helmets are ready to perform a fake rescue basically as the ministry says they want to send footage to arab in english speaking media outlets and we asked the white house once for their comment on this on their involvement in the situation but they have yet to respond now muska has raised concerns not just about the possible actions of those on the ground hasn't it yeah absolutely just a few days ago quite out of the blue actually john bolton said that washington would be willing to respond very strongly if it thinks that the assad government potentially used chemical weapons let's hear what he had to say we now

now soon to london there our colleague nic joining us from there thanks for your time. whether online this isn't some abstract fish can eat a bit of their stops or if you join us on sacked rather than stopping terrorism is creating it they say is a dialogue and just the community is want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a villain or a short while everyone has a voice of civil society i get off but i never get listened up by those a little reticent about joining the global conversation. on out to zero. for five years venezuelans have been feeding their country to escape a socio economic disaster of a magnitude rarely seen now the latin america is facing a refugee crisis in a series of special reports al-jazeera looks at the challenges developing in an already volatile region. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise you have to go for. that. system and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims of vicious beatings. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the pe

special envoy to the middle east peace process nic i'm glad of to try and maintain that cease fire even though it is tense will have to wait and see how those talks develop and what the delegation of hamas brings to the leadership here russia's u.n. peacekeepers have returned to the frontier between syria and the israeli occupied golan heights for the first time since twenty twelve syrian government forces regain control of all of the territory along the border on wednesday it followed a six week military campaign against honest linked fighters and other rebel groups israel says the frontier will be quieter with president bashar assad's rule restored i relations between syria and jordan are also beginning a new chapter after the defeat of rebels near the shared border damascus says it's trying to reopen the road to the frontier the closure of crossing in twenty eleven has affected the economies of syria and neighboring states so in a hold a report from jordan's chemical. jordan wanted exports to flow through what was once a lucrative trade route the syrian government's recapture than a

and that's all your sport for now it's now back to nic in london for those very much indeed we'll see you later thanks very much that's just about it for this news but we will be back in just a few minutes with more on the jewel cases of pullman a ford and michael cohen michael turner of course pleading guilty to tax evasion bank fraud and time pain finance violations metaphor found guilty on eight counts out of eighteen we will be examining the potential implications for the u.s. president donald trump who says it has nothing to do with the russia with russia collusion and calls it a disgrace all of that to come in a couple minutes from. pakistan did not have the ability to take on every network no one is also going to get to fight all of them big enough to sponsor and flown them as well in search of the missing pieces of a really important meetings about from the moment he said i like drone strikes as i do the job of the pakistani possible when you go to the news that bin laden was killed were you surprised or was going reaction oh they found him the place we continue we will but we

see there is a perception among the nic people of assam day that has been large scale make a donation from neighboring bangladesh over the years especially around again that the one thousand nine hundred eighty one water but by. stand was what at that point of time when the pakistan army attacked what was its own territory then in east pakistan many being morally speaking muslims fled bangladesh and then they settled down in the neighboring indian states of as sam and whispering boy the assamese feel people feel that they are being swamped by. people who have come from across the border and who are not leaving however there are others who have a different take the data is this that people have remained where they are but borders have changed. all again you must remember that the area which comprises as and called is bangor this was once a united province under british india there after it got split among india and pakistan and then pakistan itself broke into pakistan and bangladesh. if you are a big speaking muslim in assam there sometimes is a presumption among the local less amused

senior international correspondent nic gear reported that a bomb had been supplied by the u.s. government as part of an arms deal with saudi arabia second there was this graphic revealing the names of u.s. weapons manufacturer is companies like lockheed martin raytheon and general dynamics whose arms have been used in various air strikes in the past that graphic went viral and many of the tweets mentioned how rarely the media reports on the role played by the u.s. and even the u.k. in selling weapons to riyadh's the u.s. also helps with the targeting of those weapons i spoke with about the piece. we have actually consistently refer to the coalition as us back so this isn't a new elements that come into our reporting it was important to talk about people and who made that bomb especially because we knew that the specific technology that was used the laser guided technology that was used in this particular strike was technology that president obama had banned the sales of because of human rights concerns and that ban was then overturned by president trump so we knew that this was

huge section of the bridge had given way ... 250 feet long, almost as big as a football field.natcnn's nic robertson was on the highway heading to the bridge.you can see where the bridge just sheared off debris hanging from the side there and at the other end of the bridge. several hundred yards away that truck just close to the drop off. a driver there who had a hugely lucky escape. down below, rescue crews racing against time to search through the wrecked vars.search dogs helped them look for survivors. natauthorities warned the death toll may rise dramatically.the highway was unusually crowded.tomorrow is the feast of the assumption ... a national holiday in both france and italy and for many, the traditional start of a summer vacation.the bridge was built of reinforced concrete a half=century ago, and many genoese had espressed concern about its safety.officials say work was under way to shore up its structure when it collapsed.the city's mayor says he wants to rebuild as possible. my role as the mayor is to make sure we have the correct infrastructure for the

the express lane is nic and clear.u want to pay today, might be worth the money today. >> wonderayhat the would be. a couple of bucks, i'm sure. temperatures will rise from the 50s and 60srnin only82s t degrees, the high tod. cooler weather three days in a row. >> thank you for joining us. the "today" show is up >>next. ac g be b >>>ood morning. changing test. >>> good morning. changing his story. president trump says he did know about those payments made by his former attorney michael cohen to a playmate and a porn star but denies they were illegal and warning the e nation don'tn think of impeachment. >> if i ever got impeached i think t market would crash. i think everyone would be very poor. >> breaking overnight, a sideline. ohio state head coach urban meyer out for the first three games of the season. he and his boss spended over their handling of meft domestic assa but is this a slap on the wrist for one of the

and those humidity levels, nic and low. and the humidity levels for this time of year are going to stay pretty low throughout the day today, there you see a high temperature of 91. so hot, but not at that bad. and if you are thinking about getting the car washed, looking like a good idea because most of us will be drive through late friday. but there are some isolated rain chances thursy ght. and friday evening, the chances start to return to the forecast. so coming up, i'll have more on timing of the rain for the rest of the workweek. but more importantly, looking ahead to that weekend forecast. >>> now you to a break, possible new break in the case of the murderer of this little girl who was kill outside of northeast d.c. home last month. no one has been arrested, but this morning d.c. police are possibly a step closer to solve position thecase. justin finch explainseec cod. >> reporter: a true case of seeing something and saying something, thatarjacking victim watching twig and she sees video of her stolen car being used

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