one account in oman held about $6 billion in local currency.o use it, the iranians needed to convert that money first u.s. dollars, then two euros. the obama administration was ready to help. >> i think they did so because they were desperate to get a deal. on the one hand, they were saying that the iranians were not going to get access to the american financial system. on the other hand, they actually granted iran a specific license to allow them to take some of the funds that had been in escrow. >> a report from the republican majority of the senate permanent subcommittee on investigations as the obama administration bypass existing sanctions and cleared the way for iran to use the u.s. financial system. even as officials claimed that would never happen. the senate report cites pledges, then secretary and other top officials. >> iran will be denied access to the world's most important markets. >> the report says in january 2016 iran complained about its nearly $6 billion stuck in an oman bank. one month later, the obama treasury department is

find that all a bit too much temperature around thirty degrees just spare a thought for people in oman because on choose day oman's set a record of a temperature of forty two point six degrees celsius that's one hundred eight fahrenheit but that's not the mix on temperature but was the minimum temperature that was the overnight minimum temperature the world meter organization doesn't actually keep a note of records as such but i can firm that that was an all time high as far as the forecast is concerned it's going to stay pretty high i'm not sure when to see quite a night time temperature like that but the heat and humidity are certainly here in the arabian gulf. the weather. catarrh. eradicating leprosy in cambodia relied on education and treatment in equal measure on them all in him but he early you know disability yes jail be revealed wait until three year old four year more he will have disability great used to it and in normal weight the next generation of antibiotics may just be way taken at the bottom of the ocean maybe this but good to have it let's hope so but you are revisite

banks and oman . report is a that obama officials misled congress, telling congress that iran would be barred from doing all that. trying to access banking system, but remember whether u.s. officials promised there would never happen. melissa: news and as it appears in u.s. -- they are not true. >> we have a full u.s. embargo on iran that prohibits transfers of funds through u.s. >> iran will continu continuinge denied access to the world's largest market. >> we have above -- bank of america, and goldman sachs, ending the day in the green. one obama official said that obamaez from secretary jack lew would reach out and engage a u.s. bank, if they refused to help, secretary of state john kerry will call them, which will drive the bank nuts, your reaction. liz: >> if it did happen. it seems it did, then there are people who need to be fitted for orange jumpsuits, this is a breaking of the law, intentional, deliberate attempt to break the law and mislead the american people as well asly to congress, and

oman, the capital ofjordan, is the first opera prince william in a week when he will break new groundak new ground for the royalfamily. —— amman. up till now, no british royal has paid a visit to israel and the palestinian territories. it is happening at least in part because he wants to send a signal that piece can only ta ke send a signal that piece can only take part with the involvement —— two lands on the continent. later today, we will step into that cauldron when he arrives in tel aviv. —— william. the programme for the visit has been carefully corey crawford by british diplomats, the speeches carefully written. in jordan, there was just a glancing reference to the region's critical instability. a greatly admired and resilience you in jordan instability. a greatly admired and resilience you injordan have shown in the face of the many security and humanitarian challenges that have confronted you as a result of conflicts in this region. it will be this afternoon when william arrives in tel aviv for three days carefully divided between israel and the palestinian territories that t

but oman was keen to see what is left of his house. hebrew his family with him. it is the first time in nearly seven years given them back. the abandoned home is in poor condition. but almost son abdullah and daughter mariam craven independence they don't have in the camp where they're now living. we're chicken if our house is inhabitable but unfortunately it's not we can't love you unless the government starts maintenance operations we have no other choice but to go back to the camp in tripoli about thirty five thousand pounds are living in camps across libya since rebels from the nearby city of misrata who opposed them a good death he captured the town in august twenty leavened with a full of good durfy to woodlands where forces from their homes accused of supporting the former leader. fast forward six years to december last year and the tripoli based a government of national accord agreed that the people of. could start returning to the town however old hostilities still exist and in february they were stopped by armed groups of from misrata since then hundred

putting a gun to the head of the german chancellor and being quoted saying "i cannot work with that oman any longer." what is going on? it is a bit surprising for r somebody coming from fran, but it shows also how difficult our relationship is, but we speak also about symbols, i think. we have already read about the figures. think they need to show stronger politics, but i think there is a lot of symbolic and his politics and also because of the situation because of the elections in october. think quite a lot of his politics are for show -- peter: if this was soccer does people of talking about soccer a lot these days -- people would the saying it's a grudge match. -- hearly visible on clearly bears a grudge against angela merkel for the way she behaved toward him. pascal: lots of men bear grudges to angela merkel, and up until now, she has managed to fend off every single one of them. there was an italian cowboy , and that is merkel. hofer is going to be next. he is not going to get what he wants. peter: i can hear you drawing breath. anna: he's not the only one. i would not count it do

police say the other drivee hit oman with his car. she's ok. virginiatate police have video of the incident, too. the striking driver is facing a felony. the woman is bng issued a citation for improper stopping on the interstaap. >>> thisned earlier this month at prince william parkway and hastings drive in manassas. robert warren hit another car from behind. at o point they say warren slapped the woman in the face repeatedly. he also purportedly slapped her in the face. >>> a prince gorges county is on leave. that incident happened during recess in the parking lot at ardmore elementary school in spri springdale. students witnessed the incident. the princ and parent who works for the school are on leave pending an investigation. >>>l you probably -- you're probably going to start noticing more security cameras all over d.c. the district is expanding a program that encourages residents to install them and get money back. more than 10,000 cameras are already installed. officials say they not only stop crime f happening but help police when they d

the baptist e by actually 1821, and oman in baltimore.oung girl for eliza, a amed philanthropist and donor to the school. addition to this work by this young cherokee girl we also have selection a second sampler from the same school, worked not by one of the native at the school but actually worked by a 12 year old katherine cleaver in 1823. the cleaver family were some of missionaries who actually left their homes to come to this place. two samplers are both beautiful objects, but they are testament to a terrible story. only a few years later, the and the removal of the cherokee west to oklahoma schools dissolved, and all we have left are things objects to tell their stories. along the coast in the in the lowregion and country, you're seeing the kinds of objects being made by directly come re from the mother country but when ou get into the southern backcountry you begin to see when diverse craftsmen come from mixing in different and interesting ways. that's especially true here in carolina, where ou have not only british craftsmen coming west from the eastern part of the state, but

. >>> and "usa today" reports the city of oman may have had the highest ever recorded on earth.n quiriyat it was a sultry 108.7 degrees. the online site weather underground said it set a new world record. humid marine air prevents the city from cooling off at night. i hope your air conditioning is working. >> still ahead, dropping in. violent weather in ohio sends a backyard staple flying. aleve pm for a better am. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> caught on video, high winds in iowa sent a trampoline flying through the air. severe thunderstorms with winds up to 80 miles an hour downed trees and power lines across central iowa yesterday. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," driverless cars may soon be delivering your groceries, and amazon takes on the pharmacy industry. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> goo

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oman accused him of inappropriate contact last month when she visited the bellaluna. police said the woman immediately left after the assault and called ne911. 4 has reached tout the bella luna spa, but so far has not heard back. >>> we're following breaking news right now. this is out west whereore ars are scorching land and threatening homes. megan fets varitzgerald has the intails. >> this is the - northwestern california. now, we want to give you a closer look here. now, keep in mind this fire has been burning for dayst' and not showing any signs of slowing down. caire says it's 5% contained and threatening hundreds of structures. now switching gears here. in sherman county, oregon,ev uations are happening now. this is near rufus. this is just offst inte 84 at the washington-oregon line.no investigators say they're still trying to figure out what caused the fire. back to you. >> megan, thank you. >>> meanwhile, president trump taking aim at a virginiak senator, marrner now. the president was in south carolina ahead of today's primary there. seve weather delayed hi

it is next to the gulf of oman and the waters are particularly warm. chance to cool down. no heat stress. you get a chance to recover from the heat stress. but with these temperatures there is no let up and day time temperatures are 51. here then over night, nothing like that, but quite variable the temperatures? the highest minimum temperature last night 17. that was in mumbles in south wales. the lowest weather was about five celsius that was in north yorkshire. a difference, because we had a lot of heat in the western side of the uk. less heat further east. not particularly high up. it is on east. not particularly high up. it isona east. not particularly high up. it is on a small knoll. it is on a slight knoll, 119 metres above sea—level. what is the forecast like. but first where was the highest temperatu recorded today? g raves highest temperatu recorded today? graves end. no you let me down. it is the same place we have had for the past three days!” is the same place we have had for the past three days! i have been... in france! all right. rub it

. >> we believe we should go back to god's design which is one man, one oman marriage. >> reporter: it is greeted with jubilation on one happened andig ou fear on the other. >> this puts the lgbtq community in square shot of having a lot of our rights rolled back. >> reporter: while the legal defense fund, branch of the naacp took to twitter, predicting that a solidlyns vative court would have an enormous impact on civil rights and undermine progress made toward greater racial justi and equality. some supreme court experts are calling kenned s retirement the ultimate rally cry. and the cry is loudoun both sides. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> new charges this morning in that deadly attack charlottesville, virginia when a car plowed into a crowd that was protesting against the white nationalist rally there in august and killed a woman. the justice department has now charged the driver, james alex fields, jr., with dozens of deral hate crimes. he fashions life in prison if convicted. >> we turn now t terrifying moments aboard a jetblue flight at sdjfk's airport t evening. it was

through the ports it comes into raiden assistance comes across borders from saudi arabia and from oman as well but who data is the lifeline for the whole country any cutoff of supplies will have a catastrophic impact on the millions of yemenis who depend on us in order to survive. still ahead on al-jazeera frustration in iraq people living in destroyed cities plead for rebuilding to began trying to calm a troubled waters ethiopia has a reassuring message about water shortages on the nile river. didn't quite become a typhoon but it came a tropical storm and you see very obviously on satellite pictures a cold there which means it's grazed home should give a lot of heavy rain and strong winds to tokyo but basically eastern honshu need to carry on living up to either went data or cardio on tuesday which means at least behind sunshine given that tokyo's in the shelter from the west in the wind it's a nice warm twenty seven. figures out for the korean peninsula where the more clouds are bright day and slightly warmer in beijing as such to. see as well now in southern china it's the wet seaso

but oman was keen to see what is left of his house. he broke his family with him. it is the first time in nearly seven years given back. the abandoned home is in poor condition. but almost son abdullah and daughter mariam craven independence they don't have in the camp where they're now living. we're chicken if our house is inhabitable but unfortunately it's not because of your unless the government starts maintenance operations we have no other choice but to go back to the camp in tripoli about thirty five thousand pounds are living in camps across libya since rebels from the nearby city of misrata who are opposed to moammar gadhafi captured the town in august twenty leavened with a full of good durfy to woodlands where forces from their homes accused of supporting the former leader. fast forward six years to december last year and the tripoli based a government of national accord agreed that the people of the world are good to start returning to the tower and how over all the hostilities still exist and in february they were stopped by armed groups of from misrat

certainly when it comes to job al-ali and the exports through jebel ali which have now been rerouted to oman and through that to to qatar so we we've seen bit of a more of an impact there i think for the g.c.c. countries at large this is not an ideal situation ican economically certainly in terms of pure economic cost the m. pact on qatar is heavier than anywhere else but given the financial reserves we haven't seen really the qatari economy crack we haven't seen a crisis develop in a way that creates panic in doha or that forces the government to spend much more significant amounts of for our foreign reserves to prop up the economy and one of the implications of all of this for qatar is main export main source of income which is of course l.n.g. liquefied natural gas i think the liquid of l.n.g. exports have been stable i think that global demand has been healthy and qatar's in relationship with. it's energy partners has not been damaged as a result of the gulf crisis unless there is an actual destruction in the persian gulf which is unlikely i think unless we see a confrontation with iran

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and certainly when it comes to job al-ali and exports through jalali which have now been rerouted to oman and through that to to qatar so we we've seen bit of a more of an impact there i think for the g.c.c. countries at large this is not an ideal situation ican economically certainly in terms of pure economic cost the m pact on qatar is heavier than anywhere else but given the financial reserves we haven't seen really the qatari economy crack we haven't seen a crisis develop in a way that creates panic in doha or that forces the government to spend much more significant amounts of for our foreign reserves to prop up the economy and what are the implications of all of this for qatar's main export main source of income which is of course l.n.g. liquefied natural gas i think the liquid of l.n.g. exports have been stable i think that global demand has been healthy and qatar's in relationship with my. more so for its energy partners has not been damaged as a result of the gulf crisis unless there is an actual destruction in the persian gulf which is unlikely i think unless we see a confrontat

says it's pulling seventy one stuff out of yemen because of security incidents and threats concerns oman saying of a possible offensive to take the port of data from the who says the port is the main lifeline for humanitarian aid into the war torn country pro-government forces backed by the u.a.e. which is part of the saudi led coalition fighting here three rebels have close in on the city on wednesday they dropped leaflets telling people to rise up against the who sees the u.n. says any assault on the city will have dire humanitarian consequences the u.s. is also warning against an offensive to capture the port the organization the international organization for migration says a. around ninety percent of yemen's food has to be imported with seventy percent coming through her data about ninety percent of its fuel also has to be imported and half of that comes through her data leaf ports and i suppose eventually for much needed medical supplies and other essentials with more than twenty two million people in need of aid the international organization for migration describes the situation

coming in through the ports it comes into raiden assistance comes across borders from saudi arabia and oman as well but who data is the lifeline for the whole country that supplies will have a catastrophic impact on the millions of minis who depend on us in order to survive as you know is granted there are some who say you know and want to support the u.a.e. move because they see it as an opportunity to boost the saudi coalition's hands in peace and say say it may lead to a worsening humanitarian situation in the immediate but could ultimately lead to a cease fire and perhaps even peace in yemen what do you respond to that. the responsibility of humanitarians is to alert the people that are doing the fighting to alert the produce to the conflict of the impact the consequences of the actions that they take that's our job that's what humanitarians are quire to do and that's why we mourn the international community and why we're emphasizing that all of the parties to the conflict what the consequences of their actions could be everything has to be done under international humanitarian human ri

moment is just generally speaking dry and increasingly hot forty two hundred forty seven inland in oman it's a bit above where it should be to be honest at this time of the year now this a big downpours recently in south africa and another trough on its way through the western cape it doesn't look especially wet today v now again it will kick up a decent shower otherwise he's big open skies. in the next episode of earth royce clark two into greenpeace crew and one for each through the little scene to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of manmade threats beneath the surface of this magnificent desolation is just teaming with life believes in the remotest. antarctic century on al-jazeera. again this is al jazeera our top stories this hour the trumpet ministrations imposing tariffs on steel and alley many of imports from the european union canada and mexico u.s. trade partners are threatening to retaliate with tariffs of their own stoking fears of a global trade war. the u.s. secretary of state says he's made great progress in

it's a half a mile and we've got the cloud from the southwest monsoon showing itself on the coast of omannow and trying to really influence the weather in salalah which she will do in the next few days or suspect the whole of south africa should be enjoying beautiful open blue skies that's mostly true but your nose around the eastern cape the something of a circulation which may well bring on morning low clouds and persistent fog. thing as i want to. get but that's not i see. that. since they're not. part of the model of our cars and the bunch is approaching at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports during the industry's. a comeback you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now the u.s. president is meeting singapore's prime minister had a big story examine it with north korea's leader delegates are working on the final details from the shoes. the german chancellor says the e.u. will respond in kind to us tariffs on european steel and alum india angle of merkel says she's disappointed the

visit has been prepared with more than usual care by british diplomats, last night injordan's capital, omanl instability. i greatly admire the resilience you in jordan have shown in the face of many security and humanitarian challenges that have confronted you as a result of conflicts in this region. it will be later today when william arrives in tel aviv for three days carefully divided between israel and the palestinian territories, that the test will begin. for him and for the evenhanded british policy which he will seek to represent. today is the 68th anniversary of the start of the korean war. it's never officially ended, but with the recent thawing of relations between the north and south a three day music festival has taken place between the two countries. the peace train festival was the idea of martin elbourne, who's helped organise the glastonbury festival for the last 30 years. and he's taken his festival know—how to the very edge of the de—militarized zone. our correspondent sophie long went too. on board the peace train to the first festival of its kind, in the demilitarised zo

it actually bring one or two thunderstorms which of course means flash floods in the world he's in oman we see it every year and this is maybe the start of it so i was hardly he's doing far in this massive class just a few shy showers was on storms in central or more likely western society and boss of yemen no such thing to the south of the equator we have seen rain recently run across the cape as you can see and there is more cloud gathering here so if you want some yeah you might be lucky in cape town fourteen degrees but in johannesburg you're in the sunshine. african heads of state and government will gather in mauritania for the thirty post assembly of the african union ongoing conflicts in the fight against corruption will take center stage al-jazeera will bring you extensive coverage of the summit and its outcomes the african union summit on al-jazeera. one of the top stories here now jazeera is meeting in brussels for a summit dominated by discussions on how to deal with illegal migration germany's get a makeover has warned that it's a make or break challenge for the union. at l

moment is just generally speaking dry and increasingly hot forty two hundred forty seven inland in oman it's a bit above where it should be to be honest at this time of the year. now there's a big downpours recently in south africa and on its way through the western cape it doesn't look especially wet today every now and again it will kick up a decent shower otherwise it's big open skies the weather sponsored by cattle always. unpack it for us what were you here and what were you saying whether on line horrendous things humans will disturb as i was looking for doubt about that or if you join us on the sacked lot of the major countries in the commonwealth how far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat bass is a dialogue talk to us about some of this success if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making the decisions join the colobus conversation amount is iraq. again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera the trumpet ministration as opposing tariffs on steel a penny many of imports from the european union canada and mexico u.s. trade partners are threat

to ensure stable oil supplies in opec area of energy ministers from saudi arabia, uae, kuwait and oman held an unofficial meeting in kuwait. they emphasized the importance of investment and of their -- in the energy sector. crude prices have fallen after the new policy for production. weight discussions and inle -- wage discussions gillette. it and it was no agreement and the contract wasnd until july 31. the union wants a 5% real wage rise, a bonus of $40,000. global news 24 hours a day, on air an tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am haslinda amin. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: commerce secretary wilbur ross says some progress was made in his trade talks in beijing, but china struck a chilly town tone sayingets -- all bets would be off. what do we know about the discussions and the weekend in beijing? mark: secretary ross was trying to put a good face on this that there was progress being made, but there is an ominous statement from the chinese that if the u.s. goes forward with the tariffs as it plans to, any commitment

but there was one that it had in oh, man, worth -- oman, it was worth 6 million, they could not get moneylocal currency. so they with the obama adminira help convert it, thiseport in problem with it, obama administration promised it was never going to give, ra iran access to u.s. financial system, then gave it an license with access to the u.s. financial system, they argue it was a temporary deal. denies this license could be described as granting access to u.s. financial system, result of this, obama administratio tried to get a couple u.s. banks to help facilitate the trade, two banks denied that question, they did not' any part of dealing with iran because much optics and complex nature of trade, so iran had to go through european banks gradualgets it money. melissa: amazing. just amazing. th because the optics larger state sponsor of terror. david: one final question for larry kudlow. speaking out on something even more important than the economy. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for on your satisf

but they had a problem with this one bank account in oman. the money was local currency.y wanted e money, they would have to convert it to euros ordollars. so the united states with the obama administration granted a license to essentially help out iran, allow it to divert the money through a u.s. bank and convert it to euros even though weren't going to allow them to do that. >> the iranians wanted access to the u.s. financial system. i think they were making that a condition for the agreement, for the final agreement. and so although they were saying to the congress, the officials at the treasury department that there was no cess, in fact they granted a specific license to have access to the stem. >> a former administration ficial refused to go on the record and the license fulfilled access to let iran get the money overseas. the license cannot be described as giving access to the u.s. final system. the report says that iran never took advantage of this because e u.s. pushed two banks to execute tnd banks reecause they didn't want to do business with iran. eventually ir

our next guest was born in oman, raised in scotland and australia, married a borat from kazakhstan.week from friday. please welcome isla fisher. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: those hard to walk in? >> yes, can you tell? >> jimmy: i felt you were going to topple over. >> i think i got into them too early. i put them on an hour and a half ago and so my toes are tight. >> jimmy: you wanted to get into them. >> i was enthusiastic to see you. >> jimmy: thank you, i'm excited to see you. >> and mariah carey. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you a big mariah fan? >> i am. i actually got to go backstage and meet her. [ cheers and applause ] and i don't want to brag, but she did say that we could go on a play date. because we have kids the same age. >> jimmy: oh, really. oh, wow. she likes to let her kids swim in the pool with their clothes on. >> i've got to get my kids ball gowns. >> jimmy: you grew up in australia primarily. >> yes. >> jimmy: what was the first concert you ever went to see? >> i actually -- i went with my brothers to see the red hot chili peppers. >> jimmy: tha

it's a half a mile and we've got the cloud from the southwest monsoon showing itself on the coast of omannow and trying to really influence the weather in salalah which she will do in the next few days or suspect the whole of south africa should be enjoying beautiful open blue skies that's mostly true but you're not on the eastern cape the something of a secular nation which may well bring on morning low clouds and persistent fog. territorial. and ethnic divisions. the daily reality piecing some of france's underprivileged communities. come to come from suburban residents. ok. i did but i did see. you stan the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. poles apart politically but center stage in singapore final preparations underway before tuesday's summit between donald trump and. i wish i'll carry this is live from doha also coming up the fallout however continues from trump school last summer at the weekend's seven they've isolated from the rest of the west as the disputes force and. a quarter of a million people in yemen are in extreme danger says the

energy ministers from saudi arabia, the uae, kuwait, algeria and oman held a meeting in kuwait city.mphasized the importance of maintaining adequate investment. crude prices have fallen since the saudis and russians talked about reviving production. the u.s. is warning north korea it will win relief from sanctions only when it shows irreversible moves towards denuclearization. james mattis made -- met with counterparts from certain countries ahead of the summit. he says the west must maintain a tough stance while the diplomats negotiate. the u.s. could be 5 -- standing alone at the g7 summit in canada. other members say they will take retaliatory measures unless president trump abandons the tariffs on steel and aluminum. the white house is ignoring the threats, saying countries are overng, and the blame of escalation lies with them. the imf says a trade war will hurt the global economy. >> therea cloud over the conversation. paul: global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am paul allen

and then he'll fly out of oman and to ben gurion airportjust outside tel aviv for the most sensitivecarefully. but in the meantime, he has all of this to enjoy. now, what has 13 sides, a hole in the roof and has suddenly appeared in a car park in york? the answer? europe's first full—sized pop up sha kespearian theatre. the rose theatre opens today, and our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been to see it. in much ado about nothing, shakespeare wrote, would my horse have the speed of your tongue? well, what would he have made of the speed of this? in three weeks, a car park right in the centre of york, turned into a full—sized pop—up shakespeare theatre, the first ever in europe. and it was all the idea of one man. someone said, oh, pop—up, i thought it would be inflatable. i was like, no, it's not inflatable. there were a number of elizabethan theatres, all different shapes, bizarrely, and why wouldn't there be? people were trying out new things. theatre was in its infancy then. if they came here today, they'd recognise it. they'd go, it's just the same. what's this stu

in a bank in oman, and they wanted to convert that into euros ultimately, true dollars, since they had a dollar-denominated currency, better to do dollars. they asked the treasury department if they could get the ability to do that and sure enough, the treasury department granted them a license to do that. what's interesting is they went to the two big u.s. banks, the appropriate banks to do this, both banks said, no, we wants nothing to do with this. this is wrong. in other words, the reputational risk or less and legal risks were too high. ultimately, the dollars were not provided to convert that currency. over time, they converted to euros, as we understand it, small amounts in europe, much less efficiently. the point is, at that time, the administration was saying, we are not allowing the u.s. financial system to be used, we are not allowing the dollar to be used, keeping the sanctions in place, only the secondary sanctions and others are we allowing the array needs to have access to, when in fact, they were granting this license. it's just wrong. it's important that we flush that

if it actually bring onesies under storms which of course means flash floods in the world he's in oman we see it every year and this is maybe the start of it so i was harvey's doing far in this massive class just a few shy showers was on storms in central or more likely western society and pass of yemen no such thing to the sex of the equator we have seen rain recently run across the cape as you can see and there is more cloud gathering here so if you want some yeah you might be lucky in cape town forty eight degrees but in johannesburg you're in the sunshine. on al-jazeera. in a new series of head to head. of the big issues with hard hitting questions mexico is getting ready for a general election what direction will the country take as it struggles with drug violence and economic instability people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world as the world cup in russia nears its end we'll bring you stories from on and off the pitch of the world's most viewed sporting event on television and online the stream continues to tap into the extraordinary potenti

of what where they gradually pulls away towards the north with still this home old and section of oman is looking very silky as we had three day for the south more in the way of dry weather to be found here and just a handful of showers at times as they are down towards australia we've had some very lively weather haven securely over parts of western australia and here around forty thousand homes have been without power thanks to the winds and the rain and we've certainly seen a lot of wet weather force in shark bay we've had the maximum amount of rain we've ever had in the twenty four hour period and the wet weather is going to gradually edge its way eastwards as we head into thursday. the world's pollinators are in decline. in this episode of trying we meet an entomologist on opposite sides of the planet protecting insects of all sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u.k. to see how all the industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this worrying trend. fighting insect to get on on al-jazeera. to get in your mind of our top storie

haaland in new mexico's first congressional district, where she's aiming to be the first native american oman elected to congress. >> our win is a victory for working people, a victory for women, a victory for indian country. >> woodruff: she was one of mathe women with primary victories tuesday, building on a good year so far for female candates. other winners included republican kristi noem, the ernatorialn g nominee in south dakota, and democrat deidre dejear, the first african amerin nominee for statewide office in iowa. also in the hawkeye state's first district, 28-year-old state representative abby finnauer decisively won the democratic nomination. if voters send her to washington in no youngest woman ever elected to coness. >> so many folks are jusant reay for ge and new energy, and that's what you're eing tonight. >> woodruff: but for some incumbents, there were hallenges. in alabama, representative martha roby came in first, but as forced into a runoff. she faced backlash from republican voters for her public announcement in october 2016 tt hat she would te for mr. trump, just one d

it's a harsher mile and we've got the cloud from the southwest monsoon showing itself on the coast of oman now and trying to really influence the weather in salalah which she will do in the next few days or suspect the whole of south africa should be enjoying beautiful open blue skies that's mostly true but you know surround the eastern cape the something of a secular nation which may well bring on morning low clouds and persistent fog the weather sponsored by cattle always. stories generate thousands of headlines. with different angles from different perspectives. the more concrete evidence that russia was responsible for this separate the spin from the facts that's why on god's plan the misinformation from the journalism the issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election with the listening post on al-jazeera. you're watching are just here at home to recap our headlines now north korean and u.s. delegates in singapore are putting the final touches to tuesday's historic summit u.s. president dog has juice meet singapore's prime minister and hopes to secure a commitment

around the coast of usa obviously hotter atlanta no man but the clouds increasing around the coast of oman as yet so it hasn't started the harvey but you'd expect to be there is that three months if you like of drizzly cloudy weather is coincident with the southwest monsoon and a lower temp just so long as it's thirty one it's a possibility to get a few showers in yemen but not many. discover new developments in surgery i'm going to double up when i am in here ashima japan to meet the surgeon pioneering new techniques in regenerating money and could a breakthrough medical trial provide some much needed to cystic fibrosis sufferers based on are the evidence of a half the fire in their least one hundred five more academic. finding the cure revisited on al-jazeera. month on al-jazeera dot com the i told you would be in the what's trending it's number one of the what's trending i think it will be there probably for the next twenty four hours or so and also that story we brought you earlier about how taking . the u.a.e. to the international court of justice if you're looking for something popul

expectation this time the year the month monsoons going up to india the cloud edges caught in the coast of oman sometimes further inland as well sir lala being the focus now are we seeing any rain downey's south africa cape town in particular not much in the immediate future but there is a circulation off the coast to durban which will bring in some tad bit of fog and the more even that is disappearing about some get to wednesday and most least a picture of sunshine. arts. donald trump and him trying to write a new chapter in history and develop a very special pawn in the process that really going to lead to a lot of progress really very probably better than anybody could expect us president gives us his thoughts after his first face to face meeting with the north korean leader. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up stranded at sea hundreds of migrants rescued off the libyan coast remain adrift with the.

the road to tell were is wrong but oman was keen to see what is left of his house. hebrew his family with him. it is the first time in nearly seven years they've been back. the abandoned home is in poor condition. but omar hassan abdullah and daughter mariam craven independence they don't have in the camp where they're now living. but we are checking if our house is inhabitable but unfortunately it's not we can't love you unless the government starts maintenance operations we have no other choice but to go back to the camp in tripoli about thirty five thousand pounds are living in camps across libya since rebels from the nearby city of misrata who opposed them are get death he captured the town in august twenty leavened with the fall of gadhafi to woodlands where forces from their homes accused of supporting the former leader. fast forward six years to december last year and the tripoli based a government of national accord agreed that the people of. could start returning to the tower and however all the hostilities still exist and in february there were stopped by

one account was worth about $5.76 billion in an account in oman.m for iran in order to use it was in local occurrence. it's not the most marketable currency and need to convert it to dollars or euros. according to the investigation the obama administration granted a license for iran to essentially temporarily convert it to dollars and euros to access this money. according to the chairman the obama administration in doing so misled the public. >> i think they did so because they were desperate to get a deal so on the one hand they were saying the iranians were not going get access to the american financial system. on the other hand, they actually granted iran a specific license to allow them to take some of the funds. >> reporter: now, iran never actually took advantage of the license according to the report because no u.s. bank would execute the transaction because they didn't like the optics of dealing with iran. >> bill: what are former obama administration officials saying about the claim? >> reporter: no one would speak on the record but we wer

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there you go but here's the thing 14 opec nations plus 10 other nations like mexico, russia, oman aretion cut deal. in other words, there are 24 countries currently involved they are agreeing to raise output by a million barrels. however, not all of those 24 countries can raise their output iran, venezuela, mexico, they're likely pumping as much oil as they can so what we're going to get is a real or a net increase of somewhere around 600,000 barrels per day as we have reported for the last day or so and the uae basically confirmed on "worldwide exchange" this morning. the head line number should be about a million. but the cupcake analogy i gave you earlier. everybody can't produce more oil, so we'll probably get a net new number of 600,000 barrels a day. is 600,000 barrels a day going to be enough to reduce prices like president trump wants many think not because china's demand is growing. india's demand is growing. our demand is growing. and so that may not be enough to send prices down was that sort of clear >> yeah. >> yeah. >> there's a lot of players. and they all have their ow