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that is irreversible until its demands are met well for more on this we can speak now to francois nico he is the former french ambassador to iran and joins us live from paris via skype thank you for taking the time to speak to us on the news hour and as you saying it was in may 2018 when u.s. president donald trump announced that he would pull out of the nuclear deal and it was a move which we knew was coming what has europe done in that time to alleviate the impact of of these u.s. sanctions. well lou ruvo the one who does best you know but the best is very little indeed because our governments don't. don't command their companies and the international companies will or sizeable companies in europe of the interest in the united states you know and when they have to choose between iran and they're not to fit them in the choices they made and they had to have to to abide by the by the u.s. rules of the u.s. were gracious and so this is the were the point were all to do sure but then they were also talking about that being a special purpose vehicle a way for transactions to take place why h

he says it was really an awesome time. his dad kiki rosberg was also a formula one legend nico 1st drove a go cart age 6. and even then he wanted to be a formula one champion 10 years later he entered the formula b.m.w. . and you want to test drive in a formula one car. it was just a year later he became a formula one driver for williams in 2006 he competed in his 1st formula one race and finally after $206.00 grown pre's he landed the title. rosberg now has other challenges to overcome with more heat and less speed his next goal is working towards a green future. he thinks they'll be some really cool looking vehicles in the future like electric scooters velo copters even flying taxis. this transport will make our lives easier he thinks it will also be cheaper which is very important and it will be great for the planet's. emoter by company owner i'm biased so very much has had asked me for much of his life he was in china about 10 years ago he couldn't even see the sky because of all the smog he knows what it's like to not be able to breathe properly no fun at all he says emo billet is just one way to mak

and at the heart of the event formula one former world champion nico rosberg he's now an ambassador network and visionary for green mobility. he says he's always had a passion for innovative technology ensuring his time in formula one and now with a focus on frankly technology. this is what we're running out of time rosberg says and it's really really important that we do something. he thinks this is an unbelievable time for the industry and discovering it as an entrepreneur has sparked his passion for him it's not just about the innovations themselves it's also about the enormously positive contribution they're making. when when and also a great business opportunity. mikel ross work has managed to combine his entrepreneurial spirit with enthusiasm for green technology. environmental sustainability is now his biggest focus after a stellar career in motor sports it's almost like starting all over again. because says he misses formula one and always will especially the successes they were such intense unique experiences that he won't find easily elsewhere in the life he leads now. in 2016 age

in toronto, he noticed a young fan, nico, wearing a pujols jersey >> oh, my god. >> he gives nico thetion to raise awareness of down syndrome and support families who have folks with down syndrome in their families >> class act. >>> coming up on this friday it's almost time chainsmokers are going t get started with their live performance on the plaza, along with some special guests. >>> then this concert on the first day of summer has us feeling nostalgic. we'll talk about the first concerts all of us went to back in the day well it finally happened, zachary. somebody burned down my she shed. nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. well my she shed's on fire. your she shed was struck by lightning. zachary, is my she shed covered by state farm? your she shed's covered, cheryl. you hear that victor? i'm getting a new she shi-er she shed. she shi-er? mhhm. that's wonderful news. home insurance trusted by more people than any other. state farm. home insurance trusted by more people than any other. a perfect combination... of sweet and salty. what's not to love about that. nature valley

and nico rosberg, a former mercedes driver, said he believes it was a fair decision.on. my father said, 60-40. why? he fair decision. my father said, 60—40. why? he was out of control, he could not do better than that, he is coming from the grass. i said, 0k, is coming from the grass. i said, ok, i know that. so what? you still have to return safely. if you are out of control you are not returning safely. penalty deserved. it is not a valid excuse that you are out of control. the penalty is completely deserved. england's women's head coach simon middleton has named his squad for the european super series in san diego later this month. the world's top five teams will take part. england opening their campaign against usa on june part. england opening their campaign against usa onjune 28. the england captain believes the standard will be higher in california. you probably would not play their top five sides in the world during a world cup campaign, so it gives as a great chance to see where we are at. we could have a great six nations and we can only play the opposition

he saw. this is tracy and grandson nico.you for chatting with us. >> good morning. >> reporter: you told me prior to watching each nights of the debate, you had a couple favorites. who were they and what are you thinking now? >> i like warren. i like klobuchar and beauty tkpwepblg. and i like warren. i've been watching her for years. she started with consumer protection. she is about us, not about her. she's about us, as far as i can tell. she's who i particularly like. the other two, yes, i like. warren is probably my favorite. >> reporter: thanks for chatting with us, sir. lots of funny things down here. and serious answers like this about what they were happy with in the debate. >> what are you hearing in charleston? >> reporter: it is a key state before super tuesday. especially where black voters are concerned. in 2016, black voters made up two-thirds of the electorate in the south carolina primary. so what kinds of conversations are they having this morning? i want to introduce you to my friend betty having a delicious

bun does lead a record for nico coach a new experience as a coach with little doubt as to how much it meant to him. the end of a season long battle with us rivals meant that he couldn't hide their disappointment in the final campaign bell before their own fans. back in munich the celebrations continued well into the night and deserve it. we saw after such an outstanding campaign. it all started here took both clubs. and in the usa last summer. just like dortmund that of the father of another experience different city different country playing very good teams. it's great being back us showing all my teammates around the edges of them trying to get a face of. philadelphia. up the famous rocky steps by and how they only challenge to rise to go over the weeks and months ahead. this trip was a 1st opportunity to get better acquainted especially for the new coach nico coach batch. discipline where they bring in a good atmosphere everyone's been working hard and i think in the end will. benefit from the. issue is going to leave us a good coach who can do a job for bond mention this week and he's also very amenable on a personal level so yeah it is the 1st ball. and

league a record for nico coach a new experience as a coach with little doubt as to how much it meant taking. the endorse of a season long battle with arch rivals brasil dormant that he couldn't hide their disappointment in a final campaign bow before their own fans. back in munich the celebrations continued well into the night and deservedly. so after such an outstanding campaign . it all started here took both club. fire and in the usa last summer. just like dortmund that on the fly out of another experience different city a different country playing very good team. it's great being back with us showing some 90 minutes around. the face of. philadelphia. up the famous rocky steps by and have their own challenge to rise to over the weeks and months ahead. this trip was a 1st opportunity to get better acquainted especially for the new coach dutch. discipline are they bring in a good atmosphere have to say everyone's been working hard and i think in the end we. benefit from. them if you if i'm going to believe he's a good coach who can do a job for bind mention this week open and he's also very amenable on a personal level and so yeah it. was about jordan and. i often

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us about you know albert pujols superstar he had such a heart for kids and for kids with down syndrome it came over after the game to this young kid named nico believe it. then to give him the jersey was just unbelievable. we were really touched by his generosity. would've been easy for him to go right into the dugout and he hung around. were you happy when albert give you the jersey? >> yeah. >> who's your favorite player? >> albert. baseball. >> you the baseball. >> wave. >> yeah, you waved at him and he way that you. he had a great time. he enjoyed it very much. jedediah: i love that moment that i love that albert pujols did that. he is such an amazing moment. so many kids go look at this moment and have either a musician or baseball star or basketball star and this with them forever. this will remain with this little boy forever. ed: when they talk about ballplayers did you say he said albert. he felt familiar with him. and called him by his first na name. jedediah: and you can see the data beaming to have his son have this amazing opportunity. it warms my heart. i know people see the stuff in there on the brink of tears at this. pete: i

he nearly forced lewis hamilton into the wall. that demoted him to second. the likes of nigel mansell, mario andretti and mark webber have defended the german. nicoe sport i fell in love with but rosberg — a former mercedes driver i should add — believes it was a fair call. my my banner said to me it is probably 60-40. he my banner said to me it is probably 60—40. he was just out of control and he could not do better than that, he had dirt on his tyres and he was coming from the grass. i say 0k, he was coming from the grass. i say ok, i know that. but, so watch? you still have to return safely and if you are out of control you are not returning safely. so that is it, pin now to desert. it is not a valid excuse, i had dirty tyres i nancy lewis. that is not a valid excuse, u nfortu nately. this story is going to run for a few more days yet. ferrari are appealing the decision so vettel may end up winning the race after all this. let us bring the weather into this. pretty foul, what does that mean for the world cup? as darren just showed you — the south of england has copped the worst of the weather today. southampton hasn't escaped. welcome to a cri