ronnie: not at all.oning from being property investment and property sales company to become basically property investment company. yvonne: what does it tell you about the property demand in hong kong at the moment? i think starting to slow down or could things revive in the second half? ronnie: in the long run, there is always a shortage of land. yvonne: you're are talking about selling properties. you mentioned some of the inventories you still have. 13 units, 12 of which are in happy valley, of course. what is the strategy to sell down those units? they have been taken for some time now. ronnie: yes and no. sell itbeen trying to consistently. the problem is it is rough. hong kong dollar has popped. there's not many buyers. whenever we can find one, we are very happy to sell them. we sold three in the last six months. yvonne: what is the strategy now? we are coming about a vacancy tax that could be coming through here. are you planning to speed up sales of your inventory? ronnie: it is not possible for

this is yours, ronnie.this tournament, early someone has lifted the world cup here in england. come on, england. he works as if he might have something of a suite in him in his lineage. the prolonged spell of warm weather and the world cup is keeping british holidaymakers at home, forcing big holiday companies to slash prices to the mediterranean and beyond. so where are the bargains — and how long will they last? simon calder, travel editor of the independent, has been studying the deals. there are small but significant numbers of people who were planning to book their mediterranean holiday relatively late and they are looking at the weather and thinking let's go to blackpool or more must rather than getting on an aeroplane. the world cup is having a strong effect. initially it was not. i spoke to the tour operators, they were saying no difference. but there is undoubtedly a world cup effect. i know a family who are prepared to buy new tickets, they are prepared to fly on monday because they want to watch

psyched to talk baseball, aren't you, ronny? ( laughter ) >> trevor: that's the spirit. you know -- >> that's the spirit, baseball is america's national pastime. >> really? i thought it was racism. >> lucky for you, this week's big story has both. >> pitcher josh haider made his first pitch on the mound for the brewers since saturday since controversial tweets from when he was 17 resurfaced last week. after giving an apology for the racially charged comments on friday, he was warmly greeted with fans saturday a, in a pitch he was pitching in the top of the seventh inning against the dodgers. >> josh haired, busted for racist tweets apologizes and now the milwaukee fans are showing forgive necessary. >> i don't know, man, it kind of looks like some people are clapping for the racism. >> okay, well, we don't know. let's just be honest. we don't know why they were lapping. sometimes you just join in on something because everyone else is doing it, like the wave or co-wain. >> what?! no, who's doing the wave? ( laughter ) i think the

ronnie romo, victim's husband: "she was my wife."beatrice and ronnie romo spent 25 years building their life together, building a family.and now the beaumont home she treasured... ronnie romo, victim's husband: "we were grow old together, baby."feels so empty without her.ronnie romo, victim's husband:"now i am by myself." beatrice romo was at her niece's baby shower saturday at elk's lodge in riverside. her daughter and son were there too when two men started fighting.one of them, romo says, was beatrice's nephew, abraham bonilla.beatrice tried to break it up, but police say she was shot in the stomach. bonilla was arrested after a hit-and-run and charged with murder.joshua romo, victim's son:"i just told her i love her and that's it."joshua cradled his mom in his arms until help came. joshua romo, victim's son:"she was in so much pain."but their mother later died in the hospital. unidentified speaker / possibly victim's daughter:"i didn't want to believe it." they couldn't believe their matriarch, the woman who valued her family ove

ronnie romo, victim's husband: "she was my wife."beatrice and ronnie romo spent 25 years building their life together, building a family.and now the beaumont home she treasured... ronnie romo, victim's husband: "we were grow old together, baby."feels so empty without her.ronnie romo, victim's husband:"now i am by myself." beatrice romo was at her niece's baby shower saturday at elk's lodge in riverside. her daughter and son were there too when two men started fighting.one of them, romo says, was beatrice's nephew, abraham bonilla.beatrice tried to break it up, but police say she was shot in the stomach. bonilla was arrested after a hit-and-run and charged with murder.joshua romo, victim's son:"i just told her i love her and that's it."joshua cradled his mom in his arms until help came. joshua romo, victim's son:"she was in so much pain."but their mother later died in the hospital. unidentified speaker / possibly victim's daughter:"i didn't want to believe it." they couldn't believe their matriarch, the woman who valued her family ove

medallist akani simbine and former world champion yohan blake, but couldn't quite edge out america's ronnieaker. some news coming in from israel this morning. officials say they completed a humanitarian operation to rescue civil defence workers and their families from a war zone in southern syria. paul ronzheimer is from the german newspaper which broke the story and has been embedded with the group. thank you forjoining us. can you

in the men's one hundred meters at london stadium ronnie baker of the u.s. took top spot. he finished the race in one point nine zero seconds ahead of second placed zano hughes of great britain. and in the men's four hundred meters qatar's tore up the track in the final stretch with an impressive win over powering polled the deal of the u.s. look at terry's time of forty four point zero seven seconds was a national record. and in pole vaulting american some kendricks got the best mark defeating closest rival renewal of year new all fronts and you can see the american truly is in the mood for a victory lap was in the women's long jump britain's share of proctor who has battled injuries in recent years to gold with the season's best leap of six point nine one metres. and in the men's four hundred metres hurdles norway's cost involved will who won gold at last year's world championships sprinted to victory in forty seven point six five seconds. oh you're watching news life from berlin we have more coming to you at the top of the hour but you can also log on to our web site th

part that would be sink ronny financial or to go with new contender capital one.berg says whoever it is, the retailer wants its partner to help it expand into the nt spaceay shares of walmart, capital one and sink ronny financial were all lowern this news. sink ronny was down the most today. >>> and the ncc is reportedly launching a broader investigation into whether as faceboqu aely users that it could be used such as lycambridge aca without consent. the government wanting to understand how much facebook knew about cambridge's handling of the data. is up to 206.92. >> a st. louis jury has paid $500,000 in damages to more than 20 women who sued j & j alleging the talc based products contained asbestos and caused ovarian cancer. j & j has faced multiple trials that its talc products caused cancer and this was the largest award. several awards have been erased on appeal anj & j doe continue to deny the allegations. shares rose 1% today to $127.76. and late today share of mcdonald's fell on the report of the illinois department ofit health thas investigating illness

he couldn't edge out the american, ronnie baker.ke. he couldn't edge out the american, ronnie baker. i am feeling proud of myself considering iam nota feeling proud of myself considering i am not a 100 and run. this is a learning curve. my coach and i have been talking a lot and i am happy with the way iran. had my own composure, not thinking about the quys composure, not thinking about the guys who got up ahead of me and i just relaxed. british women's long jumping is in great shape at the moment. shara proctor edged out lorraine ugen by three centimetres, leaping 6.91 metres. that is all the sport and back to you for the moment. armed police are patrolling wolverhampton tonight after a man was shot dead in the city centre. it happened in the park village area yesterday evening. detectives are now carrying out a murder investigation. emma thomas reports. valley road in park village, normally a residential street surrounded by houses, flats and a primary school. today it is the centre of a murder investigation. police called here at

ronnie romo, victim's husband: "she was my wife."eatrice and ronnie romo spent 25 years building their life together, building a family.and now the beaumont home she treasured... ronnie romo, victim's husband: "we were grow old together, baby."feels so empty without her.ronnie romo, victim's husband:"now i am by myself." beatrice romo was at her niece's baby shower saturday at elk's lodge in riverside. her daughter and son were there too when two men started fighting.one of them, romo says, was beatrice's nephew, abraham bonilla.beatrice tried to break it up, but police say she was shot in the stomach. bonilla was arrested after a hit-and-run and charged with murder.joshua romo, victim's son:"i just told her i love her and that's it."joshua cradled his mom in his arms until help came. joshua romo, victim's son:"she was in so much pain."but their mother later died in the hospital. unidentified speaker / possibly victim's daughter:"i didn't want to believe it." they couldn't believe their matriarch, the woman who valued her family over

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. >> in the middle of the south african bush, zoologists robin cook and ronnie makukule have set up 50eehives. the colonies are positioned right next to the kruger national park. for more an a year w, the two consvationistsave been testing whether honeybees can protect selected trees inside the park. believe it not, these bees can ward off the pk's largest residents, elephants. just like people, elephants don't like getting stung. they also have an acute sense of smell and hearing, so one hint of a beehive and they're off. >> and the reason we are doing that is because in our protected areas here in south africa, we have got a build up of elephant densities and concern over the impact that they maybe having on our large tree species. and so we're trying to find ways that we can mitigate the effects that elephants have on trees and thereby placing honeybees in these trees we're hoping that we can find a new method to actually protect the trees from elephant impact. >> while elsewhere in africa, the elephant population is in decline, in south africa, their numbers are growing. here, natu

navy admiral ronny jackson. and a report just came out and i should have brought it, i would have read it. but it's long but beautiful for ronnie jackson. secret service are all over the place, and they wrote a report that what he said was so false and so untrue. it never happened. and they could have ruined -- they could have ruined a lesser man. but dr. jackson, shall i call him admiral or doctor. doctor/admiral. tude at annapolis. graduating this year. incredible wife be -- uncredible family. admiral jackson was getting ready to leave service. not a blemish. perfect. a beautiful person. he said i was healthy. he's the one. when the fake news said why isn't trump giving the physical. why? dr. jackson and his staff, they went out and gave me a physical. that was a physical. and when they said i'm very healthy, the news was devastated. they were devastated. they didn't want to hear that. they didn't want to hear that. but he's a great family man. i said to him, i feel guilty. i said hey, doc, why don't you run t

drivers rarely go off road but if they did how would it work out ronnie gives it a try the permanent symmetrical all wheel drive makes it a walk in the park here symmetrical means the entire drive train is situated right on the car centerline from the longitude only mountain boxer engine to the rear actual differential lock it doesn't take rally driver steering skills to take the subaru off road especially not when the x. mode is activated the electronics allow for a finer dosage of fuel. and better distribution of traction to all four wheels. the body is especially stiff and maintains instability even with one wheel hanging in the air. that car meets and overcomes every challenge without getting bent out of shape. the four point eight metre long way again makes a robust and broad impression hexagonal grill and o.e.d. headlights give it a striking face the offroad cladding and twenty centimeter clearance make it look rough and ready. him in the inside you can't miss the new audio infotainment system with its eighteen screen goals while phones can be connected via apple car play or an

call for thought and ronnie finds the duster comfortable at moderate speeds and in every day driving it's soft suspension can deal with bumpy roads better than many expensive dynamic systems but it also means that tester tends to pitch forward when breaking hard and lean on the outside front wheel when taking a tight curve too fast to duster might not be too dynamic but it sure is comfortable. a little less comfortable but still perfect for the duster are off. trios here it's really and it's element thanks to all wheel drive a ground clearance of twenty one centimeters and the ability to tackle slopes of thirty degrees going up and thirty three degrees coming down. but back to the road . you won't find any frills like suspension modes hirani explains the shock absorbers are always said to maximum comfort. but dusters interior also has a completely new look the center console faces the driver slightly and the multimedia system is higher up than in its predecessor making it more user friendly. for greater traveling comfort that tester has also been given new seats with a longer seating

ronny jackson and rex tillerson.ple that we snuck in wilford brimley and you didn't even notice. right there. hey,-- for those of us in the media, this ongoing staff purge is -- is amazing to watch. it's like a form of blood support. we ever we're riffity-- rivetted it is like something out of the hunger games. no, wait! it is the hungary to leave power games. -- hungry to leave power games. yes, hello! welcome. welcome citizens, one and all to the hungry to leave power games! oh, hmmmm, someone is getting erased. come caligula. come boy, yes, yes, down, down. tonight, citizens, we honor epa head scott pruitt. a man whose only flaw was being terrible. (laughter) s ahead of the epa pruitt had a passion for protecting our nation's fragile industrialists. early on he met privately with the ceo of dow chemical whereupon he decided to approve chorpyrifos, the pesticide that health studies showed can harm children's brains, which is not evil, according to anyone who has been huffing chorpyrifos. (laughter) do we have, do w

remember, ronnie jackson, the white house doctor, wanted him to lead the va.n tester called him candy man, saying he was too loose giving out prescription drugs. the president took note. >> he took a gentleman who is a truly high-quality human being, and what they said about him, tester started throwing out things he's heard. well, i know things about tester that i could say too. and if i said them, he'd never be elected again. >> the trademark, i would say irresponsible, innuendo by the president at the end there. but to your point, he got under the president's skin, which if you're tester's opponent, you like because that means the president will come a couple two, three times between now and the election. >> it also means if you're a voter in montana who on balance likes the president, you're going to see tester in particular as, you know, someone to vote against to protect the president. president trump is there trying to whip that sort of thing up. i think it's also safe to say that after running that ad, john tester now cannot seek the democratic nominat

navy admiral ronny jackson.ort just came out, and i should have brought it but it's long but beautiful for ronny jackson. secret service are all over the place. they wrote a report that what he said was so false and so untrue. never happened. they could have ruined a lesser man. but dr. jackson -- should i call him admiral or doctor? doctor/admiral. his son is a top -- like a top, top student at annapolis. graduating this year. incredible wife and family. you know, i feel guilty. i feel guilty. admiral jackson was getting ready to leave service and he served many years admirably. never a blemish. a lot of you know. he said i was healthy. he's the one. when the fake news started saying, oh, why isn't trump getting the physical? why? dr. jackson and his staff they went out and gave me a physical. that was a physical. when they said i'm very healthy, the news was devastated. they didn't want to hear that. they didn't want to hear that. but he's a great family man. i said to him, i feel guilty. i said, hey, doc, why

may end up sort of all at the same place with more government encroachment on our freedoms you know ronnie it it seems to me the in looking at some of the races that it's still been a more of a rejection of the status quo and some people move to the the right and some people move to the left but everybody seems to have a problem except for people in the center and they want to keep everything the way it is and i did mention just off the cuff donors don't want to big change here too and i'm not to i'm not just at tacking the democrats here you can easily as i've been did do it to the right but republicans as well go ahead ron. absolutely so first of all we have border security we had border security before i suggested it's not like anybody who calls for the abolishment of ice is calling for open borders i'm in favor of abolishing ice i think this country is a lot like espresso in that regard better without ice however that doesn't mean open borders that just means a rejection of this organization that is being authoritarian and brutal so that's the first point and also yeah the democratic e

i do not want to tempt fate, ronnie, cani a lovely gesture.t the world cup trophy? it is yours, actually. evenif cup trophy? it is yours, actually. even if we do not see at this tournament, at least someone here has lifted the trophy. come on, england! now it's time for a look at the weather. another hot one out there. tempt is about 30 celsius in the hotter parts of south—east england. it is very warm to hot across much of the uk. temperatures topping out this afternoon, one in northern scotland thanit afternoon, one in northern scotland than it was yesterday. some cloud has built, a few showers breaking up in kent but the main story is that it is staying dry for most as it will be tonight. a fine evening to come, showers and kent will die away. you will notice cloud increasing in north—west scotland. a bit of light rain and drizzle coming later in the night. one night, especially in scotland, just as one as it was last night elsewhere. rather humid, difficult for sleeping. tomorrow is funny stuff, some cloud building, the odd in southern sco

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the ronnie president is now warning president trump against pursuing what he called hostile policiesgainst tehran saying war with iran is the mother of all wars. president trump tweeted this response in all capital letters., never ever threaten the united states again. or, you will suffer the consequences. the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious. all of this followed strong remarks by mike pompeo who accused ronnie leaders of spreading violence across the middle east. >> i have a message for the people of iran. the united states hears you. we support you and we are with you. when the united states sees the shoots of liberty pushing up we pledge our solidarity. spec political tensions have been rising ever since president trump announced in may that the united states was pulling out the 2015 iran nuclear deal. >>> the u.s. and it is expected to vote on a new veterans affairs secretary. president trump nominated robert wilkie for the present to -- to the po

, ronnie," is a way of saying america's break.ronald reagan's genius. he was able to link economic faith to faith in america. >> no sitting president had visited the new york stock exchange before. no president would have beaten him for the honor had a vote been taken. they gave him round after round of cheers. >> we're going to turn the bull loose. >> the whole world, from reagan's white house on, was basically saying wall street is the engine of our economy. it represents growth. it represents opportunity. it represents the american dream. so these guys were basically saying, we're going to go do it. >> this is the big draw on wall street, the smell of money. >> this is where the action is. this is the over the counter trading. more than 17,000 daily transactions involving millions of shares and millions of dollars, made and lost here every day. and it's a game for young people. when you get home at the end of the week and you look back at what you've done, what gives you a sense of satisfaction? >> i guess making a lot of money

yes ronnie jackson to lead the veterans affairs department.at the time called him dishonest and sick, but he's largely avoided the direct fight with trump. in fact, he took out ads and 14 newspapers welcoming the president to montana, a little tongue-in-cheek. he also cut a tv spot thanking trump for signing 16 of his bills that he sponsored into law. he's a populace democrat in a state known for electing home grown democrats for governor in congress and he's favored to be the republican opponent, and that a state auditor matt rosen dell who won the republican primary june that thanks in large part over $59 spent by conservative. they moved to montana from maryland 16 years ago and his opponents have painted him as a carpetbagger who still has his east coast accent. in a poll taken in mid-june he had an eight-point lead over rosen dell, 52 - 44 with many undecided. in that same poll his approval rating was at 50% but not bad but his was even better at 54%. today we are expecting president trump to try to dig into that approval rating and if he

ronnie wayne thompson who passed away sunday, july 8, at the age of 71. a lifetime resident of savannah and georgia's first congressional district, mr. thompson is leaving a lasting legacy on the city. mainly he'll be remembered for owning and operating the famous miss wilkes boarding house restaurant which served some of the best home style southern cooking in savannah. ounded by his grandmother- in-law, miss wilkes, he did a seamless job of may taining the quality of food and restaurant which he worked with for 40 years. he was spotted often in downtown savannah enjoying coffee with friends, attending the st. patrick's day parade, and making other people's day brighter. he met his wife at the age of 12 and spent a great deal of time on the island in later years with his grandchildren. a u.s. marine corps veterans, long time savannahan, small business owner, husband, gather, grandfather, and overall genuine person ronnie thompson will truly be missed. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair reco

navy admiral ronnie jackson.ort just came out -- i should've brought it because i would've read it, but it's beautiful and long for ronnie jackson. secret service are all over the place, and they wrote a report that what he said was so false and so untrue. it never happened. they could've ruined a lesser man. dr. jackson -- should i call him admiral ordered doctor? he's a doctor. he's an admiral. his son is a top, top student at annapolis, graduating this year. incredible wife. incredible family. i feel guilty. admiral jackson was getting ready to leave service, and he served many years admirably. he actually said i was healthy. e was the one. when the fake news said, why sn't trump getting a physical, dr. jackson and his staff, they went out and gave me a physical. it was a physical. they said i'm very healthy. the news was devastated. they were devastated. they didn't want to hear that. he's a great family man, and i aid to him, i feel guilty. i said, hey, doc. why don't you run the v.a.? you're a leader. your

says they're ready to carry out their president's threat to disrupt oil exports from the gulf hossam ronnie has warned of taking action if u.s. sanctions prevent iran from selling oil on global markets. syria's government and russia had intensified their bombing campaign in southern terra province that's according to opposition media which say strikes escalated after ceasefire talks with rebels broke down three hundred thirty thousand people have fled their homes sense the offensive began more than two weeks ago. food supplies and medical treatment are helping build up the strength of a football team trapped in a cave in northern thailand for twelve days rescuers are working on how to get the twelve boys from the coach out including a crash course in scuba diving the seals are using a chamber about seven hundred meters into the cave complex to base the rescue operation heavy rain expected in the next few days could slow the progress. poland's prime minister is defending a new law that forces supreme court judges to retire at the age of sixty five hundreds of people supported the chief justi

it is not something that government could do something about it it's beyond ronnie. but there was these discussions. going on amongst the iranian as i said the foreign cars and the keeps going up. and people because more and more anxious about the future. started you didn't mention hope i'm just wondering how you are planning for the sanctions what preps do you need to make this is not the first time. in a long time around the ins has been facing sanctions they know how to deal with sanctions how are you prepping for them. i think of them because of the experience that we have had since the one nine hundred seventy nine revolution all sort of sorts of sanctions being imposed against iran the country is not in a situation of some kind of very unexpected. would you call after massive the sanctions but the sanctions on iran's. oil. export may affect general economy in a very strong way we have stats like the horse trade or. many other partners that we still are doing trades with that we are. doing are one source of hope for the iranian people also i think this foreign.

behind ronnie you see the opal x. ray the maka x. crossland x. and a grand blind x. the grand lands x. is the largest of these three compact disc movies it's also the first opal with french roots it is closely related to the bridge euro three thousand eight that's because the p.s.a. group bought opel last year. let's take a close look compact s.u.v.s are very comfortable these days in fact the market is booming and four meters forty eight the grand land x. is among the bigger models a little smaller than the mazda c.x. five in about the same length as the short wheelbase old spock in te hua a transverse mounted engine and transmission allows for more space in the interior . of the test are not the version running is testing as an eight year automatic it shifts smoothly and swiftly if you drive with a light touch you won't notice the gears changing with this car does not have his free wheel gearing that on couples the drive train is soon as you take your foot off the gas. i'll just find that the suspension is consistently comfortable it absorbs big bumps and smooth so

ronnie, great to have you back with us. it seemed like this study was very messy can you walk us through why you think the stock is down this much right now >> mostly because the hope was that would be the decisive trial that would prove that their drug can treat alzheimer's. the trials was never designed to do quite that. we had additional data complications. what you're seeing now is a about it of disappointment the stock has been up 25%, 27% since the news was announced the fact it's given 32 half of it is about right what we have hopes for an alzheimer's cure is better than months ago but not as good as they were 24 hours ago. >> the headline result is it reduced progression of the disease by 30% that was only, though, in the highest doses and those highest doses were only given to patients without the genetic predisposition, those that would see faster progression is that sort of the catch to this headline number, which seemed good on the surface >> that's the debate highest dose looked good but had not enough of the p

and isa ronnie witnessed all the drama from a special football studio next to the heritage museum in some petersburg i have. to be dyslexic well wherever you're watching us from today i'm very well thanks to you from the light you here in russia is no doubts about that i will concede with the sally about last night what a roller coaster of emotions we went through during the match between russia and clay shaw we had a bit of a crowd with us head on didn't we in palace square and all of us the current career included got a little bit wild of the one who were was the lead. us. and those scenes here were no exception to anything going on around the country apart from those lucky fifty thousand or so who had tickets to the such a stadium millions were watching the game glued to their screens not just here in the host country but also in croatia. i have. now here. i was who he. it was good and. it. certainly had a thrilling charge time of it fighting spirit that every minute of the game it seems one one off the normal time it was two extra time the players giving their all all their emoti

some ronnie finds the down chip duster offers a lot but the low price means there are some cutbacks such as with the quality of the interior drivers wanting to spend a lot of time in their s.u.v.s off road about or in the fashion lane on the highway couldn't be consoled with a duster that even with a slow price but if i called i suppose. but for most buyers the selling price is the most convincing argument that duster is by far the cheapest way to get an s.u.v. in germany. b.m.w. has rolled out its new eight series could play car buyers looking for a snappy coupe a boosting luxury and high performance have always tended to think a mercedes or porsche first so b.m.w. combined the personality of a sports car together with the elegance of an executive car the new series which. a german market in november with a base price upwards of one hundred thousand euros. audi has followed up its q seven with an s.u.v. kupang q eight fusion is the elegance of a four door luxury coupe a with practical versatility of a good sized as you i m equipment for all connectivity and robust handling off road make

thanks guys ronnie and alice is sorry now it is only ok many thanks guys and it's just adds to that and we said there is a goal there indeed it was more n.b.a. would cross from charlie could really make stanley rose he's making his first start of the competition could do nothing about its ok now lives because i think there was probably a pretty good atmosphere in the found zone near the st petersburg stadium on an early train because that was a service to him there are people still always home so the stadium even better. tell us more about the build up to this has been like. you guys high well some people are asking fifo what is the point of this third place playoff where do the fans find the motivation to come here how do the players find the motivation for these and these people i just want to say hey what about the feeling of winning the last game at this world cup of course the fans that i've met here both from belgium and from england want it to happen desperate. understand belgians already scored but again this feeling is something absolutely precious and still of course they're a

he couldn't edge out american ronnie baker though, who won the race in 9.90 seconds. proctor edged out rival lorraine ugen byjust 3cm leaping 6.91 metres. i have been waiting for this moment, hopefully i can build on this and go to the championships and, way with the gold. timing wise, this is perfect. you feel you have more to come? definitely, definitely. i don't feel as sharp today. if i can don't feel as sharp today. if i can doa don't feel as sharp today. if i can do a good job today, i mean, i know ican go do a good job today, i mean, i know i can go back and refine some things and be sharper. in rugby league, catalans dragons will be in super league next season after winning a crucial match against salford red devils. they won by 411—10 in perpignan with fouad yaha scoring four tries for the first time in his career. and before we go a reminder that lewis hamilton will start back in 14th place for tomorrow's german grand prix after breaking down in qualifying. championship leader sebastian vettel will start on pole in his ferrari. that's all the sport for now.

presesident ronnie has suggggesd that peace is s still possible.ans have a choice between "the mother of all peace and the mother of all wars" with iran. sarah: joining us now in the studio is a political analyst and specialist on iranian affairs. welcome. is this a mere war of words, or is there more to it? >> i think we are seeing this escalation of rhetoric ever since donald trump took office comes so it is going on for some time and it increases the danger of unintended conflict was up until now it is only words come but it can lead to real confrontation. sarah: what you think of the iranian leadership's response? do you think there is an appetite for escalation? >> the appetite we see is that they need the rally around the flag moment with all the crises, and external threats are the best thing you need for internal cohesion. in that regard there is appetite for it, but not more than that. sarah: on the u.s. side, the u.s. announced withdraw from the iran nuclear deal, and i would like to talk you about the impact that has been having on iran