to keep iran from abandoning the treaty perhaps not but it's been described as the last chance paul brennan al-jazeera the u.s. government believes last month drone attacks against pipelines in saudi arabia will launch from iraq rather than yemen that according to the wall street journal it says u.s. officials looking into the incident blame iranian backed groups operating in southern iraq until now yemen's who the rebels were thought to be behind the attacks the rocky government is the man doing more information french president emanuel macaws been leading calls at the g 20 summit for coordinated action on climate change and it couldn't be more timely france's just registered its highest temperature in recorded history as europe deals with a particularly severe heat wave the southern town of v.l. hit 45 point one degrees celsius breaking the record set in a 2003 heat wave in spain more than 600 firefighters in 6 water dropping out craft are battling a massive wildfire in the catalonia region high temperatures causing concern over the wellbeing of players in the african cup of nations in eg

to keep iran from abandoning the treaty perhaps not but it's been described as the last chance paul brennan al-jazeera well earlier we spoke to mark fitzpatrick he's the director of the nonproliferation program at the international institute for strategic studies and he says iran isn't using patients but the remaining signatories of the 2050. it's hard to judge exactly what iran will do i think that they probably will go ahead and exceed some of the limits of the deal because europeans have been talking about this inspects mechanism for months and months now it's taken so long to operationalize to actually facilitate any trade that i think the iranians have lost patience and yes i think they will be starting to break out of the limits imposed by that 2015 deal i think what do you ron is going to do initially will not be so major they're going to exceed by a little bit this cap on how much low enriched uranium it it's it's a reversible step so if the europeans can actually provide for some trade then iran could step back europeans will have to respond in some way to even a little bit of an e

3 decades have been many of their remains and return them to their families for proper burial paul brennan reports in the garden of his home in term napoleon 78 year old passes his retirement in silence his 2 sons emin amir were in the early twenties when they were both killed at kota chinese cliffs after 27 years we've now been told that their remains have finally been found. a jewel bone was found turtle 12 years ago but they didn't know which of them it belonged to now the food remains were found in that musgrave. i mean and they are exempt from a site known as the stone mass grave the corpses were hidden under a thick layer of rocks in august 1902 a group of more than 200 bosniak men were transported to the edge of the ravine made to kneel and then shot dead by police the corpses are only now being recovered their head in father ferritin was one of the victims who have now been identified he will be buried in july. evasion or simply the most part it's all about who was found and who wasn't have the people responsible for the crimes being prosecuted why some didn't get more prison time

the meeting was billed as the last chance to save the 2015 nuclear agreement this report from paul brennan. in 2015 the negotiating teams came to the lavish paoli coburg in vienna to sign and seal the. nuclear deal 4 years later they're here trying to save it britain china france germany and russia have announced that instead is now operational a complex barter type system to let european countries trade with iran while avoiding u.s. sanctions tehran has set a july 7th deadline that's when its threatened to begin enriching uranium close to weapons grade purity if its oil exports aren't regime and i believe that it was a. positive and constructive meeting. i can say want to step forward compared to the previous meetings we had. but it is still not enough and it is it is still not clear to you don't say expectations china are the biggest buyer of iranian oil has also hit out at the united states for its unilateral action we rejected the a unilateral imposition of sanctions and for us. and it is security is important and the importation of all is important to the chinese the security energy s

to keep iran from abandoning the treaty perhaps not but it's been described as the last chance paul brennan al-jazeera. french president emmanuel mccraw as been leading calls the g 20 summit for coordinated action on climate change and they couldn't be more timely france's just registered its highest temperature in recorded history as europe deals with a particularly severe heat wave in the southern town of vs it hit 45 point one degrees celsius breaking the record set in a 2003 heat wave in spain more than 600 firefighters and 6 water dropping out craft are battling a massive wildfire in the catalonia region high temperatures are causing concern over the well being of players in the african cup of nations in egypt and women's world cup in france and the united nations world meteorological organization says the year is 2015 to 2019 are on course to be the hottest 5 year period worldwide since records began. well know this from the united nations world busy meteorological organization says the extreme weather is now the new normal we expect that heat waves will become more frequent more extr

keep iran from abandoning the treaty perhaps north but it's been described as the last chance paul brennan al-jazeera now the trumpet ministration has turned up the pressure on venezuelan president nicolas maduro by targeting his son with sanctions the u.s. treasury department says he's been involved in propaganda and censorship and helping pressure the military to keep humanitarian aid out of the country he's also been accused of profiting from venezuelan mining and a previously unknown dinosaur species has been discovered in brazil named the vest the sorest power and he says it's fossils were unasked in the country's northwest it's thought to have inhabited this part of brazil about 900000000 years ago when it was a desolate paleontologist say the carnivorous species was about one and a half meters long. i know i'm a star and doha and these are the top stories u.s. president on trump is extending an invitation to north korean leader kim jong un suggested they meet 20 visit south korea after the g. 20 summit concludes. we may go to the d.m.z. or the border as they call it that by the way

paul brennan, al jazeera, london. still had this half hour, a report from the camp in northern syria, where thousands of people are facing eviction. in the case of the u.s. navy special forces soldier that is raising big questions about donald trump undermining the u.s. military. ♪ ♪ >> hello. snow in new south wales, also in parts of queensland, with some real cold and arctic air, a bit of a feature, daytime highs about 12 in melbourne, not much better in adelaide, only 21 in the tropics, in tropical queensland, which seems to be still on t the low side. the average is about 27 breen pulled in perth, the sun is out, and clouds creeping in all of the time. it has not changed very much on the right-hand side of australia. and coldhas clouds, air still around the circulation. you would think it would be tumbling, with more from the tropics here, and this is what looks like a pretty wet day, to be honest forget the whole of newfoundland looks wet on thursday. you willgrees here, notice. a change of fortunes of what falls

hours of talks in vienna the meeting was billed as the last chance to save the 2015 agreement paul brennan reports. in 2015 the negotiating teams came to the lavish public coburg in vienna to sign and seal the. nuclear deal 4 years later they're here trying to save it britain china france germany and russia have announced that instead is now operational a complex barter type system to let european countries trade with iran while avoiding u.s. sanctions tehran has set a july 7th deadline that's when its threatened to begin enriching uranium close to weapons grade purity if its oil exports aren't resumed or it believed that it was a. positive and constructive meeting. i can say want to step forward compared to the previous meetings we had. but it is a still not enough and it is it is still not clear to you don't say expectations china are the biggest buyer of iranian oil has also hit out at the united states for its unilateral action we rejected the unilateral imposition of sanctions and for us the and it is security is important and the importation of all is important to the chinese the sec

to keep iran from abandoning the treaty perhaps not but it's been described as the last chance paul brennan al-jazeera. the united states government believes last month's drone attacks against pipelines in saudi arabia could have been launched from iraq rather than yemen according to the wall street journal their report says official u.s. sources claim groups backed by iran operating in southern iraq are responsible up until now yemen's who's the rebels were believed to be behind the attacks on chuse day iraqi prime minister. he said that intelligence have confirmed the drones were not launched from iraq let's cross live to john hendren in washington so to be clear john the iraqi government denied these allegations that was a few days ago on tuesday but what are u.s. officials saying now. that's right mary and this is really become a case of dueling intelligence the u.s. insists that these attacks that they originally thought were coming from the south in yemen by these who the rebels into saudi arabia were actually coming from the north from iraq into saudi arabia and they struck 2 aramco

to keep iran from abounding the treaty perhaps not but it's been described as the last chance paul brennan al-jazeera. united states government believes last month's drone attacks against pipelines in saudi arabia could have been launched from iraq rather than yemen this according to the wall street journal their report says u.s. official u.s. sources claim that groups backed by iran operating in southern iraq are responsible up until now yemen's who's the rebels were believed to be behind the attacks according to the newspaper the iraqi government wants to know more about the allegations or aslan jordan joins us live now from washington so these attacks which took place in may were thought to have originated in yemen what are u.s. officials saying now according to this report well according to this report the attacks apparently happened in the eastern part of saudi arabia and that according to u.s. intelligence it was iran backed militias in southern iraq that carried out these drone attacks the east west pipeline which is part of a ram koza massive oil drilling infrastructure in saudi ar

have correspondents standing by in london is there for us outside 10 downing street as well as paul brennan who's at the protests in london protests against the u.s. presence visit we also have kimberly how could our white house correspondent who is standing by for the view from washington we go to lawrence leigh 1st at 10 downing street so lawrence what were the highlights of this news conference. well let's strike out what what didn't really get anywhere unless i misheard him present from so they didn't talk about huawei. he dismissed it as an issue iran didn't really get much from looking the other in they didn't mention climate change in that news conference at all and obviously if you look past all the all the nice diplomacy about the 2nd world war on the normandy beaches not sort of thing the absolute highlights really in the controversy were to do with what donald trump's. germy called in brooks's he said that the labor leader jeremy colvin who's denounced and by people like it was a marxist actually also present from for a meeting of would be absolutely staggered if that's true and

the trump dismissed the demonstrations as a small protest and claimed he'd seen cheering crowds paul brennan was there i found out. it was billed as a carnival of resistance and the demonstrations certainly included elements of performance as well as protest costumes and fancy dress one group dressed as characters from the hung made tale some placards were simple others subtle many simply too profane to show on television or even trump impersonators we have reached a deal to kinda show you. the 6 meter tall trump baby blimp was back after 1st appearing in 2018 of the republican effigy titles dumped trump made its debut this year i do respect democracy but i'm ashamed of this country for inviting him and treating him with pomp and dignity i thought that the british government was about that kind of thing to be able to welcome somebody who's kind of been knew though fascist a short distance from where the president was meeting the prime minister the stage had been set up to host several high profile speakers look around and. look at each other. we are young we are old we're black we're why we

keep iran from abandoning the treaty perhaps north but it's been described as the last chance paul brennan al-jazeera of tensions between iran and in the united states of escalated since president took office 2 and a half years ago trump pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal in may last year he said iran was a threat and a new plan was needed he reimposed sanctions 3 months later to squeeze iran's economy and then the state role he designated the islamic revolutionary guard corps a branch of iran's armed forces a terrorist organization a month later the white house deployed wall ships to the gulf and responds to unspecified iranian threats then blamed iran for the sabotage of commercial ships in waters off the united arab emirates iran denied involvement and then last thursday iran shot down a u.s. drone that it said was in its airspace the u.s. disputes that trump said he was minutes away from retaliating but changed his mind to avoid iranian fatalities well mark fitzpatrick is the director of the nonproliferation program at the international institute for strategic studies and he says iran

brits tonight coming out in support of their american allies thank you for all that up to there paul brennan in london . not migrants hoping to get to the usa using a little known town to get across the border between guatemala and mexico low security and regular people smuggling operations have led to the area becoming a crossing point for thousands on home and joined a perilous journey. you have heard of the caravans thousands of people from central america crossing into and through mexico they've attracted international attention and the anger of president trump. but there are other caravans to these ones a secret but over the last year they've almost certainly carried far more migrants than the ones in the news here they are convoys of trucks which head out from a little guarded border point between guatemala. local say they carry hundreds of people and go most nights they controlled by people smugglers each of the charges has paid them thousands of dollars to get to the u.s. border. this one's been cool but it's the exception. is the same from another state police open a truck see the m

but it's only now that these victims can be properly buried that their families can have closure paul brennan al-jazeera. u.n. rights expert has warned that wiki leaks founder julian assange is suffering from psychological torture the 47 year old missed a court hearing in london on wednesday on thursday because of ill health he's facing an extradition request from the united states over charges relating to leaking government secrets. and this was some shows all the symptoms of a person who has been exposed to psychological torture for a prolonged period of time to be speaking about is severe stress and constant stress chronic anxiety and severe psychological trauma and seriously gravely concerned that if this man were to be extradited to the united states he would be exposed to the politicized show trial in grave violations of his human rights or right that's it for me here in london let's go back to rachelle. thanks for a city government has released 50 more prisoners detained her in protests over the past year but about against public demonstrations remains in place for the opposition the o

but it's only now that these victims can be properly buried that their families can have closure paul brennan al-jazeera. also i have for you on the program we follow south africa's emergency paramedics to face down the gangs and violence when they go out to rescue people. more trash talk between the philippines and canada as a ship full of garbage is deployed to vancouver. and liverpool arrived in madrid added the champions league final against tottenham. how did i throw friday there was under storm warnings for bulgaria you probably see circulation of clouds it principally is over bulger it has been a big admitted lee because the circulation of the is going to continue into saturday and probably sunday there is some variation where the heaviest downpours are admitted lee but you see the general idea anyway from the balkans from the competence of structure out up through ukraine to western russia warm but potentially very wet in these thunderstorms at the same time the warm says they're further west without the suns to look at the temple in london in paris for example on sunday or indeed and

opposition labor party jeremy colvin another politicians are expected to join the protests shortly paul brennan is monitoring those protests and the gathering of many british people that in the capital london the mood to pull. well if monday was the ceremonial side of present state visit today is more the political side it is proving to be that way i mean he's gone to downing street to meet with a delegation from the prime minister's office. 3 some of the prime minister as well as the front be. honest i'm not talking about a wide range of topics outside here in the streets surrounding the cordoned off area where the president from is that kind of stuff. but a large gathering of all people who are not fans of the president's it's safe to say i mean president trump on monday night to the social media tweeted out about the tremendous crowds and well wishes he had supposedly seen and how much great love there was but hasn't been i don't think a large outpouring of positive sentiment towards the president and in fact here in trafalgar square there was a large rally which is just broken up just a cou

paul brennan reports. vienna015, teams came to to sign and seal the deal.r years later, they are trying to save it. germany,china, france, and russia have announced a complex is operational to let european countries trade with iran while avoiding u.s. sanctions. to ran has set a deadline, when it plans to begin enriching uranium if oil exports are not resumed. it was a positive and constructive meeting. step forwardt is a , but it is still not enough. it is still not meeting iran's expectations. >> china has also hit out at the u.s. for its unilateral action. unilateralt the imposition of sanctions. for us, the energy security is import of oil the is important to chinese energy security and the likelihood of the people. the u.s.ent trump toke out of the deal last year. he is pressuring the european signatories to do the same. the u.s. is demanding iran must abide by the deal and eliminate its enriched uranium. exportedhe past uranium to stay within the limits. sanctions prevent that. the special envoy is touring capitals to muster support. on friday, he was

but it's only now that these victims can be properly buried that their families can have closure paul brennan al-jazeera. a missouri court has ruled the u.s. state's only abortion clinic can stay open for now planned parenthood has been granted a temporary restraining order allowing it to continue operating until tuesday when another hearing will take place the missouri department of health declined to renew the clinic's license several southern u.s. states have tried to restrict access to abortion us. 69 containers full of rubbish have been loaded onto a cargo ship in the philippines heading to canada the philippine government says the garbage was shipped illegally and 20132014 mislabeled as plastics meant for recycling canada missed the may the 15th deadline to take it back malaysia is also planning to send tons of waste back to western countries. in the democratic republic of congo supporters of the lakes etienne tshisekedi are paying tribute to the veteran opposition leader the stadium ceremony in kinshasa 2 years after she said katie died aboard aged $84.00 political term or prevented hi

brennan still has access to that information. he is an extremist and should not have security clearance. senator rand paul said john brennan came on this show to say brenn brennan should not have a security clearance. then it was evoked and we assumed that was the end of the story. a year later brennan still as a security clearance? how? the executive branch ignored the president's orders. he was elected by voters and they were not. all legitimate power in the executive branch flows from him and the election he won. his employees don't care. bureaucrats wield the real authority. we decided to find out what happened. we called over to the executive branch. we were told that brennan no longer has access to classified information, that means the administration sent a letter to intelligence agencies explaining that brennan no longer has a need to know. that sound reassuring, but it's a mirage. it means nothing. bureaucrats can ignore that letter. the president of the united states was undermined by his own staff. he gave them a direct order. in their passive aggressive way they refused to carry it out. every

brennan still has access to that information. he is an extremist and should not have security clearance. many in congress agreed to that assessment. senator rand paulaid john brennan came on this show to say brennan should not have a security clearance. we assume that was the and lack of the story and in a real democracy, it would've been. it wasn't because this is in. a year later brennan still as a security clearance? how did that happen? executive branch officials ignored the president's orders. he was elected by voters and they were not. all legitimate power in the executive branch flows from him and the election he won. his employees don't care. bureaucrats wield the real authority in this country. but this one time, we decided to find out what happened. the first thing we did is we called over to the executive branch. we wereol told that john brennan no longer has "access to classified information." the source explained to us that means the administration sent a letter to intelligence agencies explaining aat brennan no longer has need to know. that t sound reassuring, but its a mirage. it means nothing. bureaucrats can ignore that letter. if

. >> sean: meanwhile rand paul, senator for kentucky is making this claim about brennan security clearanceink he is dead on. to take a look. >> people talk about the deep state, now the deep state is protecting their own and not listening to the president's orders. i was sitting in the white house when president trump said i want his security clearance taken. if they are working against the odds of the president, that really does disrupt the country and the representative of democracy where the president makes a decision if someone is counter manning that, i think we need to get to the bottom of that. >> sean: also tonight a real investigative reporter sara carter is telling us that the government is making every attempt to avoid disclosing what was collected in the wiretaps of general flynn's conversations with the russian ambassador. i wonder why they are too. here with reaction, sara carter, author of the introduction to the mueller report, alan dershowitz, and author of the number one seller the russian hoax, gregg jarrett, we start with you, sara on the news. now, they are afraid of t

paul,ea. senator for kentucky is making this claim about brennan security clearance, and i think he is dead on. take a look. >> people talk about the deep state, now the deep state is protecting their own and not listening to the president's orders. and not listening to the president's i was sitting in the white hous. when president trump said i wane when president trump said his security clearance taken. his security clearance taken. if they are working aga if they are working against the odds of the odds of the president, that that really does disrupt the country really does disrupt the country and the representative of democracy where the president makes a decision if someone is counter manning that, i think ws counter ma need to get to the bottom of that.nning that, i >> sean: also tonight a real investigative reporter sara carter is telling us that the. >> sean: government is making every alsol investigative reporter sara carter is telling us that attempt to avoid disclosing whae government is making every attempt to avoid disclosing was collected in the wiretaps ot was collected in gener

president's visit old brennan is at one of them in london in trafalgar square the main protests actually in one. and today paul not a very popular president in the u.k. tell us about what's going to be happening where you are and the mood among the protests. well he certainly has his opponents that's for sure i mean president trump on social media yesterday he tweeted out the tremendous crowds of well where shoots saying there was great love all around well he hasn't seen this crowd behind me out here in safaga square gathering all the biggest of the opposition rallies is going to say place today to mark preston from his business i'll step out of shot so someone can have a look around the square and i would say this publicly around 10000 people here now on downing street where president trump is currently meeting the prime minister is away down that street down there that's where the protesters will stop the march in about 15 or 20 minutes a real kaleidoscope of opinions and sentiments and here there are small replicas of the trump baby balloon away to the left of the shots there are some climate change protes

partisan and i think brennan also abused his office in developing the trump investments i think it was done under false pretenses and done for political reasons. senator rand paulr talking to us. >> thank you. >> still ahead, the royal treatment continues for the president. he'll be hosting a dinner for prince charles as we get new details on the royal gift exchanged. >>> and just in, vice president joe biden has some words for the other democratic candidates as they criticize his record and his run for president. on a john deere x300 series mower. because seasons change but true character doesn't. wow, you've outdone yourself this time. hey, what're neighbors for? it's beautiful. run with us. search "john deere x300" for more. they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. we'd love some help with laundry. spray and scrub anything with a stain. wash the really dirty clothes separately. new tide pods with upgraded 4-in-1 technology unleash a fool