the running government not completely withdrawing from the nuclear deal but certainly president rohani taking a small but significant step. in putting iran potentially on that path president rohani announcing that iran will no longer ship out it's enrichment uranium supply that exceeds three hundred kilograms to russia. mr rohani also announcing that it will no longer ship out to old lan it's heavy water supply to exceed a hundred thirty times heavy water an element necessary to make nuclear fuel. we should point out that new us sanctions already prevented russian oman from taking the supply so in many ways the ron. did not have a choice in this matter here in saffron many worry about escalating tensions with the us. everyone are worried about this but we can make the changes you know. your love of things happen every day you will hours and minutes and what we can do not seeing. all these issues are only hurting the people. there are threats from that side that's from the in reality. who are under threat? in his televised address president rohani giving european signatories of the nucl

tool resident rohani. not to destroy the agreement but 3 screws a game and. puts a ball in a crowd also international community especially if 3 but also russia and china to find a mechanism. you know it was the jeans ok and we will come back to the sanctions a little bit earlier but let's take a closer look at this deal at this j. c. p. o. way as you said that at the time it was side to trump's predecessor barack obama called a historical triumph for diplomacy the deal was signed in 2015 after 13 years of wrangling the 5 permanent members of the u.n. security council on the one side and iran on the other agreed that iran would cease activities that could result in nuclear weapons production and allow robust monitoring and its spec should in return for the lifting of crippling economic sanctions europe russia and china say iran has made good on its commitment under the deal so far so torrie what exactly is it that the u.s. is objecting to. so if we go back to the $2016.00 campaign and president trump's criticisms of the iran deal he said time and time again th

you have to put it into context because president rohani is saying he is threatening to increase productiondays and the tensions in the middle eastis days and the tensions in the middle east is upping. this is a big material influence on the overall balance of the oil market. you are talking about at peak supply about 4.5 million barrels a day from iran. if that comes back to sanctions level from 2015, one .5 million barrels, where is the delta of three million and that draw from demand? we will see you to talk through the papers and your thoughts on var and whether we should have advertising. are you a liverpool fan? whether we should have advertising. are you a liverpoolfan? hull city but watched it last night. a great match! we will talk about it next. still to come: how the biggest pan—african focused property company was built. we'll get the inside track on grit real estate income group with its chief executive. you're with business live from bbc news. do you want to start? i'm looking at her, longingly. iwished do you want to start? i'm looking at her, longingly. i wished she would lo

finally, this is also very important, once again last night president hasan rohani came out and he said at this point in time absolutely no negotiations between the iranians and the u.s. he says, first of all, the u.s. needs to walk back from some of the very tough positions like tehran like the pretty harsh sanctions from the oil sector. the iranians can barely export the oil. what's very difficult for any companies to invest without facing american backlash. they want to see the u.s. get back into the nuclear agreement. as we're talking about that, it's not necessarily something in the cards. right now you do have pretty consistent messaging coming out of tehran. they're saying absolutely no war. they say, however, they would be prepared if one breaks out. absolutely no negotiations under these circumstances with the trump administration, natalie. >> that's good news. however, fred, there is a war of words with iran leadership occurring on twit jter. >> reporter: yeah. yeah, there absolutely is. maybe the troll wars if you will that seem to be continuing to go on. members of the trump

you have president rohani over the weekend saying to his people, things could get as bad for us as theye during the iran iraq war in the 80s. >> neil: the iranians have said the americans have caused these tensions by abandoning the accord. >> maybe so, but it was a terrible accord. the trump administration did the right thing. >> neil: let me ask you about this news that just broke with senator rubio urging the state department to investigate whether john kerry violated the logan act, which does not allow you to talk to foreign leaders. that was something is that president trump raised last week. how do you feel about that? >> i thought that john kerry made a terrible mistake in talking to the foreign minister of iran almost giving him advice with how to deal with the trump administration, which is at odds ordealing with iran. it's the wrong thing do do. we have one secretary of state at a time. if you have been privileged to be secretary of state when your term is over, you shouldn't do this kind of thing. just think about how john kerry would have felt when he was secretary state in

. >> some reports suggest president rohani might address a broadcast. stay tuned. nic robertson live, thank you. >>> pete buttigieg, the racial makeup of the crowds in places like new hampshire or iowa, might not be note worthy, here was buttigieg in mostly black, central south carolina, appearing in a room filled with mostly white people. >> i need help. so the black voters who know me best, the people of south bend helped return me to office by an overwhelming margin. people are just getting to know me, and trust in part is a function of quantity time. >> the buttigieg campaign touted the trip to south carolina as a chance for the indiana mayor to highlight his policies for black voters to black voters, policies that include a focus on criminal justice reform, education, and black entrepreneurship. >>> summer is coming and a new fda study is raising concern about the safety of skroounscre. a study shows several common ingredients are absorbed into the bloodstream. after just one day of use. researchers found the concentration of three ingredients kept rising with

if not, rohany says iran will resume producing highly enriched uranium. the u.s.o qatar. the air force says the planes have flown missions to deter iran. the pentagon deployed the carrier strike group to the persian gulf. this has all developed as the administration marked its one year anniversary last week of withdrawing from the iran nuclear agreement. in the past year the u.s. has restored sanctions on iranian banking, oil and key exports. secretary pompeo says the u.s. does not seek warn with iran but any attack on american citizens would have a swift response. he is going to sochi meeting with russian president vladimir putin. secretary according to a u.s. official, will also talk iran with the russian president along with a host of other issues that the u.s. and russia have differences on. >> bill: rich edson from the state department. >> sandra: a look at the big board. the dow tumbling less than an hour into trading on wall street. china retaliating in the escalating trade war with the united states. the white house says the president needs to stand up for

rohany said his country will produce more uranium if european governments fail to shield iran from american sanctions and the united states has expanded its presence in the region and multiple defense officials are telling the pentagon team that the administration is expectsed to deploy less than 2,000 more service members. the idea is to bolster security for existing american and allied forces within the region. >> sandra: rich, thanks. >> bill: another alert. president trump raising the stakes in the mueller fallout battle. the president giving the a.g. bill barr sweeping new powers to investigate the surveillance of the trump campaign in 2016 and to make that material public at his choosing. white house press secretary sarah sanders saying today's action will help ensure all americans learn the truth about the events occurred and actions taken during the last presidential election. a hot issue today and going forward. matt schlapp, chairman of the american conservative union. how are you doing and good morning to you? a lot of reaction to this already. why don't you tell us how you feel

rohany tweeted to president trump. you wanted a better deal with iran. instead. that's what happens when you listen to the mustache, presumably the national security advisor john bolton. good luck in 2020. the trump administration has claimed an unspecified escalating threat from iran. secretary of state mike pompeo is in sochi now meeting with russian foreign minister and preparing for a session soon with russian president vladimir putin. officials say they will discuss iran among several other issues. the trump administration has already deployed b-52 bombers, and patriot missile battery to the persian gulf. a meeting of top national security officials thursday acting defense secretary patrick shanahan presented an updated military plan that would send 120,000 troops to the middle east if iran attacks american forces or accelerates work on nuclear weapons. the times report says the plan does not include a land invasion of iran because that would require many more troops. back to you. >> sandra: rich, thanks. >> bill: a new twist on the immigration cris