or have announced to i remain within the dream and i think it was hidden in the speech by president from that he's determined to affect the europeans as well when you know it's already indicated that everybody was doing business with iran will be affected by secondary sanctions and i think a lot of european banks german bangs european companies will be very hesitant to get to do to do business in iran because they are concerned that there might be affected by u.s. action is that a big factor for germany i mean if you look at just german businesses that want that have gone into iran since this deal was put into place and that want to move in i mean it's where it's a sizable amount of money an amount of investment that we're talking about uncle americal she's going to have to basically defend her position but at the same time make it isn't she going to have to make a decision do we allow our businesses to stay there or do we face economic sanctions from the u.s. so little i mean the term companies have been have remained a little bit hesitant to get involved by the in their own becaus

it remains the ambition and it ambition -- it remains the ambition and eventually we will pull it off. >> will this unilateral decision in effect mean that the united states, a country that we are placing great store in trade, will be introducing sanctions against u.k. companies who continue to trade with iran? >> the gentleman will be familiar with the territorial sendt of ua's -- of u.s. -- sanctions. there may be a staggered period where that territorial impact is felt. we will have to see exactly how it plays out. we will do our utmost to protect u.k. commercial interests. >> will the u.k. tell the u.s. that we will be having to work with them to try and limit the abuses of the iranian regime and control the missile program better? can i also say how much i support the u.k. needing an independent trade policy with functioning borders. >> on grateful to my right honorable friend first you morning and that important point at this juncture area >> thank -- it is not it time we joined this country to help other countries to negotiate at the u.n. and speak to one of leadership on the w

>> iran remains in compliance and he was not elected to proceed to enrichment and we will remain -- make sure that remains the case. >> the agreement has enabled unfortunately iran for 100 odeon dollars over the last five years in their operations in syria. they are spending even more on their icbm programs. many people believe that you don't spend billions on a icbm program merely to put a tnt warhead and so does my right honorable friend understand the legislation of the united states administration and perhaps work with them on this? >> of course we are working hand in glove with the united states but we do believe that the world acknowledge his and maintains its discreet deal at the heart of the jcpoa in stopping iran. i think the general ambition across the south is to restrain iran's malignant activity. >> france, germany and the united kingdom have stood shoulder-to-shoulder in supporting the nuclear peace deal and the uss walked away. thus in the show that it isn't the customs union that is crazy. most crazy is the idea that we can instead have a trade deal with the united states

remains in place? >> very well put -- jcpoa remains in place? >> very well put. >> while the signing treaties that they certainly too political at fans, does my right honorable friend agree that the history of the biological weapons convention of 1972, which was exposed in 1992 as having been broken for 20 years by the then soviet union shows that in reality our security depends on the twin pillars of the independent strategic nuclear deterrent and her allies -- and our alliance through nato with the united states of america? >> absolutely right. i would also say that jcpoa has depended not on trust, not on believing the iranians but independent verification. which has been carried out countless times. many of us who do not support the president's decision would say that the jcpoa has serious 2025, andt happens in the absence of any restraint on iran's ballistic missile program, and the failure to address their pernicious influence in the release, not least the repeated threats to annihilate israel. i hope the foreign secretary's not playing dow

basically remaining on the path that you have been walking on or and have a hard time for the remaining three years or you simply switch and you go hard line and you start an anti western poster not necessarily anti western but more east leaning than before so rouhani will obviously also think about his own political survival about the survival of his government and think about how to steer this country in this crisis that is now created by the u.s. administration and do you think rouhani is going to become more anti u.s. and do you think he is afraid of attempts from within the country at regime change because of what trump has decided. i really believe that what trump has done and the trump poster of the past one and a half years has done more to anti americanism in iran than the islamic republic has been able to do in the past thirty nine years the sentiments among the iranians has been very very strong and even tonight there were a lot of house tacks i mean that's just the twitter sphere but still the sentiments against the us are very strong and i think ronnie will want to bank on

cool weather and morning fog will continue through most of the week with inland temperatures remaining 5-10 degrees below normal for this time of year as a deep marine layer continues to impact the bay area. a storm will move through the area late thursday into friday bringing a chance of showers to most of the area. showers will end by saturday morning before a warming trend brings inland temperatures back to near seasonal normals by sunday. normals by sunday. sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )this morning... concord police are looking for a man that robbed two women monday. the violent attack happened at the bank of america inside of the sun valley mall. kron 4's ali reid has the story. the strong arm robbery happened right in this parking lot ... i would term it as a savage attackpolice are on the hunt for this man ... accused of attacking a 93 year old woman and her 64 year old caretaker as they got out of their

that ukraine would remain a transit country for gas but he did also leave kind of a back door open and said that they would remain a transit country as long as it was economically viable so there was some progress there but we'll have to see what happens with with that deal and with with the pipeline project as well how about emily on another sticking point because. they very much disagree for example with regard to syria and in particular you know with regard to land ownership there do you see any progress on that front. not really when it comes to syria both kind of mentioned the importance of sticking to the existing peace formats for peace talks that those need to continue both of them mentioned the geneva peace talks the peace talks there do seem to be some differences for example merkel is probably not going to have been very happy about the fact that assad made somewhat of a surprise visit to sochi yesterday that putin met with the syrian president here as well and also putin said that there needed to be humanitarian aid coming into the country and that that needed to be agreed

he has not seen any patient sincejune 2017, but remains an employee.t. four sleeping children were murdered after being trapped in their bedrooms when their house was torched with petrol bombs, a jury at manchester crown court has heard. zak bolland has admitted reckless arson, but he, his girlfriend, courtney brierley, and david worrall deny murder. judith moritz is outside the court. judhh? judith? yes, and the court has heard harrowing detail this morning of the fire which claimed the lives of those children, 15—year—old demi, her younger brother brandon, who was eight, their little sister lacie, seven, and the little one, lia, just three years old. the court has been told they were asleep in the family home with them michelle pearson, who was very gravely injured in the fire. she has survived but recently become conscious to be told her children have died. —— at home with their mother, michelle pearson. another of michelle pearson's children was in the house, kyle pearson and his friend. when the fire took hold, kyle pearson got out and the court w

the arch—remainer dominic grieve is also in the sites of some.ridge the gap, one tory grandee told me their work should be seen as a dive for the middle ground with one very simple aim — to show the centre of gravity lies with leavers and remainers who are prepared to compromise and that is designed to give theresa may the space to cut a deal without the support ofjacob rees—mogg and possibly even some members of her cabinet. my constituents don't like cabinet ministers openly rubbishing the plans of the prime minister in public. they want a sensible and considered compromise. and i think those that are arguing from an ideological perspective are in the wrong place compared to the vast majority of us in westminster. and these middle—ground tories believe they have the numbers in parliament to reject no deal with the eu. such a vote is probably unlikely but it is shaping boundaries. if you add up most opposition mps and over 100 tory mps they would have at least 400 mp5, well over the 322 needed to secure a majority. whilst on the other side, this

signatures on german chancellor angela merkel seems to calm tensions in europe remains committed to the day. when russia going to shrink the right commemorates the victory of a nazi germany in world war two moscow correspondent explains what's behind this idea will show russian national pride. welcome to the program north korea has released three american prisoners in the lead up to my historic summit with the united states other prisoners left the country immediately accompanied by u.s. secretary of state mike pump a.o. and landed in japan show times later on their way home of a trio included a missionary and two men who were arrested while teaching at the foreign funded p. on the university of science and technology all had been accused of the state's activities u.s. president donald trump described the news is very exciting. let's get more from brussels correspondent to josh smith who joins us from south korean capital of seoul welcome just tell us more about these frayed americans as you mentioned u.s. officials said that the men appeared to be in good health they were able to w

you voted remain. yes. was a leave out but it was not clear what kind of leave but you seem to be going for the whole hog. i think that's wrong, gusty, i can remember as a remain campaign saying to people we would not be able to be in the single market or customs union and also part of the remain campaign was emphasising we did not want to be like norway. but the situation with labour, this coalition of the people in the north who voted to leave, the people in the saudi voted to remain an labour has to get them together somehow but that's impossible and tony blair is right about that. in the north who voted to leave, the people in the south voted to remain an labour has to get them together somehow but that's impossible and tony blair is right about that. i suspect it is which is why the only real way to solve this is to put it back to the people, the people's vote to ratify the deal when we know what the real deal is. should tony blair butt out now? you were a blairite. i think tony blair is wrong and disc

marshall: may i ask how much time we have remaining? the chair: the gentleman has 2 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. marshall: i'd like to yield a minute to the gentleman from oregon, please. the chair: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from oregon is ecognized. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. appreciated it. i agree with the veterinarian, from florida, mr. yoho. this is from the basic food borne diseases we take for granted mr. schrader: tuberculosis, all the diseases that my good friend and colleague eluded to from commonplace. this is a little over 100 years ago. milk, which is high in protein, starch, fat, is an ideal medium for bacterial growth. within days, if not from original contamination at the darey these deadly bacterial diseases develop. pasteurization is the heat treating of milk that keeps these bacteria from forming, shelf e, allowing more life. it does not denature or impair the nutritional value of this super nutritional food source. indeed, do we not remember a few years ago the contamination in china, their milk sou

sanctions france and germany have stressed that they remain committed to the pact with berlin criticizing the u.s. for not offering an alternative for monitoring iran's nuclear compliance european signatories are to meet with iranian representatives next week to discuss the way forward iran supreme leader has accused of lying with other officials suggesting that tehran is no longer bound by the terms of the group that was outrage in tehran and parliament iranian politicians wasted no time condemning the u.s. for violating a deal signed only three years ago. the. on the streets iranians read the news that their economy is once again to face u.s. sanctions. amount of money a shot on the economy this means more pressure will be exerted on the people of iran and the country will go back to the days of resorting to smuggling goods into the country and bypassing sanctions. legal money and it will be will be us and short of it as an iranian citizen i expect our president to withdraw from the nuclear deal just like the american president who pulled out of it. on tuesday u.s. president donald trum

they fought and bled and died so that america would forever remain safe and strong and free.arkers on that field, each of the names engraved in stone teach us what it means to be loyal and faithful and proud and brave and righteous and true. that is why we come to this most sacred place. that is why we guard these grounds with absolute devotion. that is why we always will remember. here, on this soil, on these grounds, beneath those fields, lies the true source of american greatness, of american glory, and of american freedom. as long as we are blessed with patriots such as these, we shall forever remain one people, one family, and one nation under god. [applause] president trump: it has been my great honor to be with you today. i want to thank you. may god bless the families of the fallen. may god bless the men and women who serve, and may god bless the united states of america, our great country. thank you, thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the playing of taps and the benediction and remain standing for the playing of "america the bea

but it is important that we remain assessed with stability and peace in the region. brent: you saw max hoffman in that interview who joins us where a manual macron to receive the charlemagne prize tomorrow. we heard the french president saying that leaving the iran nuclear deal was a mistake. did you talk about what he thinks will happen next? max: he did, in a way. it is unclear if he was convinced it will work. one part, you heard it, that the europeans should stay committed to the iran nuclear deal as we know it. and at the same time, negotiate a broader agreement with iran. it would not only include nuclear disarmament but the use of ballistic missiles. we don't have any idea if donald trump, the u.s. president, is on board with that. you do need the united states. brent: what about the french president himself? he is quick to say the u.s. president made a mistake but what about mr. macron's almost bromance relationship? all of that lobbying appears to have been in vain. did he talk about his old short -- his own shortcomings? max: he said he anticipated this wou

inland temperatures remain below normal most of this week. a late season front approaches late thursday night into friday with a slight chance of showers for the north bay and coastline. shower chances should end by early saturday with a modest warming trend saturday afternoon through memorial day. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) tonight the warriors will try to take a commanding lead in the western conference finals against the houston rockets.( darya ) the warriors won big in game 3... to take a 2 to 1 lead in the series. and tonight they could be without one of the hamptons 5. andre iguadala is listed as doubtful for tonight with a knee injury. the good news... x-rays did come back negative. coach steve kerr says they still feel the pressure heading into game 4.

cool weather and morning fog will continue through most of the week with inland temperatures remaining 5-10 degrees below normal for this time of year as a deep marine layer continues to impact the bay area. a storm will move through the area late thursday into friday bringing a chance of showers to no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) a big story we are following this morning... in the east bay... we're now getting a look at the man police say robbed a 93- year-old woman and her caretaker. this is man police are looking for. the robberies happened on sun valley boulevard near the bank of america over the weekend. officers say the 93-year-old was the 93-year-old was knocked to ground. she's still in the hospital with a broken hip. < 6'3, well over 300 pounds, to go after the most vulnerable person imaginable is like i said cowardly and savage at the same time.>( darya ) police say the man was last seen leaving the last seen leaving the area in a white sedan. ( james ) new this morning. police are investigating a deadly hit and run in u

these are finishings to remain protected. now, i see this as a completely separate issue in terms of the documentation and the approval. you know, i've gone around and round. i'm spoken to patrick about this perceived miss coordination of the drawings. it's honestly just not there. like it is not -- it is not the job of the structural engineer to indicate where -- which portions are being kept and which are to be removed as long as the design is compatible with both. has to what we provided. furthermore, we can have a much more broad ranging topic about the field conditions that are broad ranging conversation about the field conditions that necessitated the removal and how they want us to interface with them. i would be happy to do it. maybe patrick can chime in in a few seconds here. >> patrick, my comments are really about the walls that were to remain that did come down. again, as i stated, the intention was to keep them up. however, once we started demo. we did see that there was evidence of draw wall as well awe fire dam

lieutenant colonel remains one of the highest-ranking marines to have been killed in iraq.r him, it was never about drink or title. like all of his fellow warriors, it was only about duty. flag and to defend our our freedom. now, his son westley who is a plans to follow in his father's footsteps and join the military. [applause] wesley, i just want to congratulate you and your entire family. great, great family. and, thank you for being here with us. thank you very much. [applause] you are going to love the military. these are incredible people. we also honored to have the family of arnold -- honored patty, mark and his wife and their children, lauren, justin, and hope. [applause] [cheers] thank you for being with us. thank you very much. mark grew up not far from here in springfield, virginia. every year he visited these grounds in hopes of one day serving here as a member of that very, very famous old guard. iraq04, mark deployed to for the second time. while he was there, patty went into labor with their third child, and mark was with her by phone when their beautiful ba

we remain concerned. whether it ishat, after events in syria or england recently, we see that continuing. with respect to infrastructure, .e remain concerned that is why we are putting layers on layers. >> what we have seen the russians do is attempt to manipulate public confidence on both sides. encourage onthem the other side. i think what they are trying to owns disrupt our belief and understanding of what is happening. it is an integrity issue and who is saying what and why. >> do you have any disagreement with that? >> i believe russia did and will continue to try to manipulate. >> in terms of the ongoing collection, are you saying there are specifics? no intel.ow, we have we see them conducting and influence campaign. that is what the fbi has a the don. capability,t has a it is our responsibility to be prepared for that. i think we see multiple countries that have the capability to do this. we think about china, iran, russia. theagency that has capability, i think we would be naive. fbi -- does that

>> i think we remain concerned. we have seen that, whether it is after events in syria or england recently, we see that continuing. the fbi will continue to hunker down on that. with respect to infrastructure, we remain concerned. that is why we are putting in layers and layers of security. i want to be very clear on this. what we have seen the russians do is attempt to manipulate public confidence on both sides. we have seen them encourage on -- people to go to the protest on one side and that same protest on the other side. i think what they are trying to do is disrupt our belief and own understanding of what is happening. it is an integrity issue and who is saying what and why. and how that may or may not affect an american's behavior and what they believe. >> do you have any disagreement with that? >> i believe russia did and will continue to try to manipulate. in terms of the ongoing election, are you saying there are specifics? >> i would defer to the intel community on that, but right now, we have no intel bu

utopian union will remain committed to the continued full and effective implementation of the nuclear deal. we fully trust the work the competence and the autonomy of the international atomic energy agency that's published reports certify that it on has fully complied with its commitments. even if europe remains firm many fear that trump's move will prompt a backlash in iran president hassan rouhani said his country might resume nuclear activities if a deal without the u.s. will not guarantee its interests. i tried to reach out tonight we've witnessed an important historical experience. kish friday you have what we've been saying and repeating for the pos forty years has now happened once more iran is a country that is low to its commitments and the united states is a country that has never stuck to its commitments to hold. us without us backing the e.u. russia and china must prove that the deal is still worth while for iran much will depend on the next few weeks as european leaders urge a run to remain optimistic. and germany was one of the european countries that hammered out the ir

million, what happens to that remaining balance? >> so we issue the bonds as they're needed by the -- the projects. we don't want to issue them until -- until the departments are ready to spend the money because we'll be paying interest on the bonds while we're waiting for the pros cee to be spent, so we review the plans with the departments ahead of time before we determine the right size of the sale. and so when the -- when the funds that we are issuing in this sale get expended, and the -- and it looks like that the departments have a plan to expand the remaining amount, then we'll do another sale for the remaining balances. >> supervisor cohen: so the short answer is you hold the balance until you have a plan to spend it z. >> right. and then we'll come back to the abortion with anoth board with an authorization to sell the remaining amount. >> supervisor cohen: great. thank you. any public comment come on up. welcome. >> item number five, on the track, we're going the right way. should be low-income and very lock income bracket

have two sided that we remain committed to the agreement. and for more let's bring in tom a sparrow who is following the very latest from berlin for us so we heard a calm chance for there however very determined reiterating many of the words that we have heard before from her european counterparts how is this message being received thomas well it is being received in that way that you specifically say obviously with concern here in germany this is a decision that is not necessarily welcome however if you ask german politicians if you ask them to put it in not only now after the decision but also before their decision for example when i went to washington to visit mr mr trump the expectations were not necessarily very high that i'm going to call french president mccrone could actually sway mr trump to changing his opinion so expectations were not necessarily high i don't think the decision came as a very big surprise however it did come as a decision that has been regretted and that has been met with concern by german politicians in particula

we remain advocates. that i would never be acceptable to the united kingdom yesterday president trump promised to work with our allies to find a real comprehensive and lasting solution to the iranian nuclear threat. i have no difficulty with that. the question is how does that u.s. propose to achieve it. now that the trump administration has left the jc poa the responsibility falls on the find out how they would build a new negotiated solutions and must necessarily include iran and britain stands ready to support that task but in the meantime we will strive to preserve the gains made and i commend the statement to the house. let me think the foreign secretary for the reinstatement. i'm sure there will come a time to debate whether the approach. has been the right one. but today is not the time. instead i believe the whole house and into the whole world should see it you dated united today and condemning donald trump for his immoral acts of diplomatic sabotage that he has committed even the u.s. defense se

a couple of remaining orders went brexit, sajid javid, because a couple of remaining orders went brexitwilliamson, amber rudd no longer pa rt of williamson, amber rudd no longer part of the picture, the customs partnership whereby we would collect taxes on behalf of the eu so businesses would get paid back later is dead in the water, the european research group led byjacob rees mogg has made clear in the mr macro pushes ahead with this she is toast. it would need the kind of technology thatis it would need the kind of technology that is not operational until 2023. that is the reason. when you think of the 52% who voted to come out... do not presume to speak for the remainder is, you are not one of them. people must presume to speak for brexiteers. brussels, a sense of brussels, they were being done to buy brussels under was a lot of that. it's been going for 45 years. a lot of people remain still did not to be done to buy brussels, they thought it was the lesser evil, when you look at this, the customs union means britain cannot go to america, china, brazil, australia and do its own tra

keeping an eye on that to see if she remains a counsellor come this evening.ficials. it is not clear what caused the blast but local reports suggest the victims appeared to be members of hamas. it is thought the explosion could have been caused by the handling of explosives inside a building. tensions in the region are high, with clashes between palestinians and the israeli military taking place along the gaza—israel border since demonstrations erupted more than a month ago. officials in hawaii say there have been no new outbreaks of lava bubbling up from the ground, as mount kilauea continues to erupt. however, they do say that the existing fissures are continuing to emit hazardous fumes, and as you can see here, the huge piles of molten rock give an idea ofjust how active the volcano currently is. the hawaiin civil defence organisation says five homes have been destroyed, but there are still no reports of any deaths or serious injuries, and evacuation orders remain in force. now, the weather. temperatures on the rise, warm and sunny weather in store for the

he started asa remainer. javid was the surprise. he started as a remainer.xtraordinary job. as a remainer. he got this extraordinaryjob. and he shafted mrs may. 0r extraordinaryjob. and he shafted mrs may. or so it appeared. yaz be, brexiteer. i do think the hardliners are playing hard and it is making things difficult to get a sensible conclusion. results of delaying the process. what emerges everywhere i go when i talk to people, irrespective of how people voted, people are saying, for heaven ‘s sake, get on with it. this is delaying the process. let's looked at the front page of the observer. more of the same. yet —— let nobody accused the bbc of not being evenhanded. we have jeremy accused the bbc of not being evenhanded. we havejeremy corbyn and his problems on the same issue. and this is it. everything is ripped apart. one of the lessons that some are drawing from the not as wonderful local election results as people might have got is that a lot of remainers would vote for the party except that we don't know what they stand for. they say he should be m

by wise beguile and remains on high alert as lava continues to spew from its killer way a volcano the island has been rocked by a series of strong earthquakes and nearly two thousand people have been forced to flee their homes around a honda as the latest. on the side days why is big island has been wrestled by hundreds of its quakes and three major train is over a three hour period the biggest and make new to six point nine. this seismic activity began on monday when the crazy floor of the. volcanic cone on the . the way it started to collapse lava flowed into newly created underground chambers that lava along with rocks and toxic gas is now being spewed into the year and coming up through the years. the the stay active for a short period. wane and the start of. killer wears one of the world's most deck to volcanoes vulcanologists say it was never a question of when but where the volcano might erupt what's different this time is that a new fissure is appeared much farther down the mountain the challenge with this activity is the fact that it occurred in a populated area now the quest

i think it is a mistake and this is why we europeans have decided like we reiterated yesterday to remain within the agreement from two thousand and fifteen as i reminded president of wanny we negotiated and signed this agreement and it allows us to control the nuclear defense activity in iran until two thousand and twenty five but this agreement needs to be completed on nuclear activities under two thousand twenty five bill is activities in the region and regional activities of iran in iraq or yemen and syria when i was in washington i said to president trump don't tear everything up but if something were you let strengthen this framework and he decided to create tension i think this was meant. to go. beyond to something broader this is what we have to do among european countries with the e.u. and with the united kingdom's germany and france we have to reaffirm that we are attached to the agreement from two thousand and fifteen because the iranian regime cannot take with its activities again. what you have heard that they are stalling there is what they said in their declaration of yeste

with just five weeks to go until the first ball is kicked in russia can only remain so patient but a return to full fitness for a skeptic would be an occasion worth waiting for. and europe today with the w. news for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company will see you next. what does inequality mean. to the media. and how long. time for an upgrade. grows all by. course with. design highlights you can make yourself. tips and tricks that will turn your home into something special. a great yourself with t w interior design channel on youtube. but with your. boss a president madam. thank you for taking the time with the basic idea mr president that we speak to you because you're going to be awarded the shot of my new price on thursday but we cannot limit ourselves to speaking about europe alone because we have a very important topic that's right you try it to save the erinyes and nuclear deal when you were in washington why did you fail. i think the most important thing is to maintain stability and peace and middle east and in washington and i have said this by the way i had unde

with my brothers and friends, we were walking in the forest and find remains everywhere. that is how i got interest when i was a child. growing up i wanted to know more about history, why do we have the trenches, where were the germans, the allies. it is a whole life interest into the first world war. when you are born in this region it is something normal because the remains are still everywhere in the forest. >> it started as a young kid reading books on eddie rickenbacker and learning about general pershing.

i think it is a mistake and this is why we europeans have decided like we reiterated yesterday to remain within the agreement from two thousand and fifteen as i reminded president of wanny we negotiated and signed the agreement and it allows us to control the nuclear defense activity in iran until two thousand and twenty five but this agreement needs to be completed on nuclear activities until two thousand twenty five bill is activities in the region and regional activities of iran in iraq or yemen and syria when i was in washington i said to president trump don't tear everything up but if something's where you let strengthen this framework and he decided to create tension what i think this was meant. to go. beyond to something broader this is what we have to do among european countries with the e.u. with the united kingdom's germany and france we have to reaffirm that we are attached to the agreement from two thousand and fifteen because the iranian regime cannot take that its activities up again. while you have heard that they are stalling that's what they said in their declaration of

remains under pressure. report for the previous quarter with results beating pectations and t results helping strength in the company's national business. finish up 5% to $5.15. >>> handbag maker tapestry hurt revenue growth. still, shares fell nearly 12% today to $47.46. >>> an increase in investments cut earnings growth a auto nation. the comelny stillered results in line with estimates. company says its focus on used cars and strategy while working. >> that dollar one isur best quarter ever driven by revenue of $5.3 billion, up 2%. we improved growth profits by 3%, driven primarily by our brand extensions where our one price pre-ownedn grossrofit of the 9%. >> shares finishedea upy 1 >er, $46.52. >>. ales and expectations by dropping the amount of health insurance on claims. its mernler are cvs is to close second after of this year. fell adjudication a fraction of 178.71. this after making firearms of retailers pressed -- this will continue to sell ammunition but it does plan t sell its firearm's manufact

some of the remains were found in a sneaker and near a pair of

the american president this is why we europeans have reaffirmed to president rouhani that we will remain in the two thousand and fifteen agreement that we negotiated and signed that goal. also coming up anger and outrage in tehran iran's leaders are now questioning the nuclear deals future despite assurances. that north korea releases three u.s. prisoners washington has been pressing for their release as a show of goodwill ahead of a planned summit between the u.s. and north korean leaders. it's good to have you with us french president says that u.s. president donald trump's decision to quit the iran's nuclear deal is a mistake and i made the comments while in germany to receive the prestigious charlemagne prize it's given every year to an individual who has made a special contribution to unity here in europe or earlier today the french president sat down with the w. news and with the german public broadcaster. for an exclusive interview. you tried to to save the iranian. nuclear deal when you were in washington why did you fail. i think the most important thing is to maintain stability

we all remain committed. we take it very seriously. there is nothing more important than the integrity of our democracy and help we can work together to ensure we ensure the integrity of our electoral system. with that, we will take a few questions here >> -- questions here at >> how confident are you that if an outside actor does tamper, you will be able to detect that real-time? >> i can assure you we are doing everything we can. what we are encouraging states to do is think about it from a redundancy perspective. we want to make sure we can go back and verify the results. the will be deploying people. we are working with state and locals. we have ways to real-time to machine intelligence understand threat indicators as they are introduced into the system. we want to make sure if there are any questions raised, weiner have paper bal -- we either have paper ballots or auditing systems. >> you think the president calling everything involving russia, no collusion, dampens the message you are trying to send that this is a big problem in

the government remains divided.rship where we collect tarriffs on the eu's behalf. others want a streamlined system as frictionless as possible but with some barriers. senior ministers held a crunch meeting on the issue this week when many made clear their opposition to the customs partnership idea. this morning, the business secretary said it was very much still alive. this partnership is still a live option? yes, whichever option is chosen, it will take some time to have them put in place and available. he warned getting it wrong could cost jobs. with less than a year until we leave, the conservative battle on this issue only intensifies. a customs partnership is in a sense misnamed because it means single market as well as customs union and therefore we would not, in effect, be leaving the european union. i am sorry, i don't think they represent the best interests of british business and therefore our economy and the people of our country. sort them out and see them off. some in europe have cast doubt on whether

will remain a global geopolitical power. given its position within nato as one of the most capable, most willing powers, that's unlikely to dissipate in the major way. -- a major way. it will become harder for the uk to try to translate that commitment into multilateral political influence. it's going to have to work a lot harder to ensure it's not an afterthought when it comes to the u.s. and eu conversations. macron has been very aggressive -- rightly so. very opportunistic, trying to fill that void with the u.s., even talking about the special relationship which carries , particular resonance in the u.k.. the two broad points i would make is the u.k. will remain a key player, obviously, but there are going to be specific areas where it is going to have less influence. if we end up in the heart brexit scenario, -- hard brexit scenario, which i suggest is looking increasingly likely then , there may be specific witnesses that will materialize around arrest warrant and so on. let's wait and see. stephen: great. at this time

the monument to lysander all that remains all foundation stones and inscriptions. spartans built what is the biggest monument ever erected in delphi by a greek state to celebrate a victory over its enemies. for the athenians this reminder of their disgrace was a double provocation because immediately opposite stood their temple of statues where they thanked the god for their victory at meriton. delfi then was not only the site of peaceful artistic competition. for many visitors at that time the path up to by fear really must have been akin to running the gauntlet. row upon the endless row of votive gifts and go around ivory and other precious materials that sought to outdo one another and ask lend. a small number can still be seen today and the museum. was. the treasure house of the athenians after the battle of marathon athens dedicated it spoils of war from the medias to apollo according to an inscription this is where the trophies from the battle against the persians were exhibited. the new the victors saw themselves as gods they had owned their frames with scen

the stars talent and their coaches confidence also remain unchanged. oh look at the now most important thing for us is to think about winning the match and nothing else. to come onto the pitch and to win the match that's our goal you not to speculate not to overthink not to step back and do strange things done does have the upper hand but he knows not to underestimate his opposition. by and will not be worried at all and will come to play a great match they're a great club and a great team and we're aware of that. well that's certainly high praise but buyer now face the difficult task of living up to their opponents' expectations. reminder now of our top stories here on t w. u.s. president donald trump has delayed the imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs on the european union canada and mexico until next month the decision came just hours before exemptions for these countries were due to expire. and a judge in australia has ordered cardinal george pell to stand trial on multiple charges of sexual abuse how was australia's highest ranking catholic t