more than two years of negotiations, some of them sigrid back channel negotiations and some of them we busiest foreign ministers, john kerry, clearing the diaries for weeks. it took weeks upon weeks upon weeks, president trump says he could do better, he said this is the worst deal in history and he called it insane. i think those who negotiated the deal, bearing in mind are not deals around that could see russia, china and the united states sitting around the same table agreeing on a deal together. so there are not many occasions we've had so many world powers coming together to agree on this deal. it is not perfect, eve ryo ne this deal. it is not perfect, everyone including iran said they had to make compromises for the resident obama said it is not based on trust but compliance and they regard it as the best possible deal under the circumstances. and it truly was historic. i know that you will stay with us and thank you very much for now. thank you for watching our special coverage. just the final operation is being made in the white house. that announcement due in the next few min

saysrench health ministry one million people quit smoking in one year to do and do sigrid programs includingtaxes. that is a significant cutback where cafÉs were once filled with smoke. however, the ministry did not mention the impact of electronic cigarettes. s. we mentioned before, th been marking memorial day. president trump laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery and also issued a series of tweets, both commending the soldiers and also lking up his own record on the economy and on job creation. making italy's stable is now the job of a former official with the imf. carlo cottarelli will become prime minister after the parties failed to form a coalition. sie italian commitment to the le european currency. james reynolds reports. reporter: for six decades, the land which had an empire of its part of every move towards a united europe. the italian constitutional crisis threatens to have an effect across the european union. italy's president, sergio mattarella, has rejected a eurosceptic liup. ais morning, it he promoted pro euro economist. the presid

well as having an editorial in the new york times to try and convince the president to remain in the sigrid meant to use it as a pillar as the french president manual back cross adjusted a supplemental agreement to address the concerns that no one argues are legitimate in terms of trying to rein in iran's ballistic missile testing regional influence military presence and even the concern about that sunset clause or the expiration of this agreement what happens after that so no one is challenging the legitimacy of the press its concerns but certainly challenging the president's decision to kind of as boris yeltsin put it throw the baby out with the bathwater the other concern in all of this the president has been tweeting about this is that he is not happy that a man who very much invested in getting this twenty fifteen agreement in place the former secretary of state john kerry has been according to media reports meeting with iranian officials trying to try and salvage this deal in fact the u.s. president not only criticizing the deal calling it a mess but also criticizing john kerry himsel

is executives are leaving money on the table that tesla is a very demanding place to work, and so sigridacted by the clean energy mission as well as by elon himself. are other jobs in silicon valley and sometimes people are ready for a change, ready for a different pace and want to spend time with their families. the fact that the departures are happening now while the company is in the midst of this model three ramp has a lot of people shaking their heads. amanda: one of the things that so great is that you really do itemize the extent to which really senior important people including some included in proxy statements have left the company and as we do now, negative sentiment around the stock can be self-fulfilling, is this blood in the water for tesla? is it feel like some big thing to happen to pull this off? dana: shares today are down slightly, but they are still trading at two dollars and five cents. it's not like shares changed on the news of doug being on leave or this reorg today. shares are some really high and he said himself the company's overvalued but short sensitive is ver

to him because johnson as you probably remember had separated the civil rights legislation and 50 sigrid -- desegregation in 1964 the voting rights act of 1965 so he thought king owes him allegiance. when king started speaking out against the war calling it lyndon johnson's war he took it very personally. the fear was that johnson would no longer be an ally to the civil rights movement and indeed he was extremely unhappy with king's outspokenness on the war. >> even in the black community there was the sense that they media was getting -- king was spreading himself too thin and the focus should have been what the leadership council's original message was and people felt like well given the fact that poverty affects african-americans disproportionately in some way wasn't that always part of the overall mission? >> he did talk about poverty and economic justice but it was not his focus. his focus was much more on racial bigotry in the south. now he was laser focused on poverty. so that is what the difference was. there were people within the civil rights movement and supportersil within th