and for more let's bring in our washington correspondent second simons so stephan first i'd like to have a look at one of trump's claims on twitter that that these are the most biting sanctions ever imposed is that accurate also i think it's prudent to be at least skeptical about this claim in the piece you heard that this is a reinstating a reimposing of sanctions that means there were already there in one form or another so i would be really really careful with making this claim but again this is the president and he's tweeting and if he sees it like this so be it in his mind factually i don't think anything but skepticism is proving tear and then there is trump's threat we have to acknowledge that as well he writes the following if you do business with iran you will not do business with the united states that threat seems to be working isn't it. that's where it's getting a bit more messy right as you reported already. just now announced just now that they will halt their business with iran the u.s. is recognizing and seeing that the e.u. actually said beforehand that they're going to

thirteen time grand slam champion lost in three sets to stephan our city bus of greece six three six seven six three jacket which was playing his first tournament of the hardcourt season having secured he's a title win at the all england club in july. meanwhile google dimitroff as also progressed to the last eight of the tournament will guerin beating american francis to refer seven six three six seven six. mixed up for dimitroff is south african kevin anderson who beat ilya even seven five six three at the toronto cup to set up a quarter final meeting with the bulgarian. in the women's draw will number one simona halep has made it through to the third round in montreal in a match that last two days the remaining unbeaten a stars your public chunk of russia seven six four six seven five american sloane stephens beat spaniard carlos what is not votto in the third round the third seeded stephens winning the match in straight sets six two seven five to progress to the quarterfinals. rain prevented any play on what was supposed to be the first day of the second test between england and india at the home of cricket lord's in london drizzl

thirteen time grand slam champion lost in three sets to stephan our city bus of greece six three six seven six three jack of which was playing his first tournament of the hardcourt season having secured he's a title win at the all england club in july. meanwhile grigor dimitrov fares also progressed to the last eight of the tournament will guerin beating american francis to refer seven six three six seven six. makes up for them a throw off is south african kevin anderson who beat ilya even seven five six three at the toronto cup to set up a quarter final meeting with the bulgarian. in the women's draw will number one simona halep has made it through to the third round in montreal in a match that lasted two days the remaining unbeaten a stars your public of russia seven six four six seven five american sloane stephens beat spaniard carlos what is not at all in the third round the third seeded stephens winning the match in straight sets six two seven five to progress to the quarterfinals. rain prevented any play on what was supposed to be the first day of the second test between england and india at the home of cricket lord's in london

stephan commerzbank ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: commerzbank posted its strongest revenue growth in 18 months in the first quarter. of new customers slowed and it warned that operating costs would be slightly higher than planned. earlier, our matt miller sactown with stephan engels, commerzbank that sat down with stephan engels, commerzbank ceo. think you clearly see the growth, and the strategy want to see the growth is paying off well. have israte clients, we still a competitive environment. we can see growth on the customer side, and we can see growth on the loan side, which is fine. monetizing this growth will probably take a bit longer than originally anticipated. this is where we have slightly reduced revenue expectation for our corporate clients. matt: your over all revenue expectation, you want to get back where the bank was in 2016. can you still get that goal? stephan: i think the strategy is right, and the strategy is working. 9.8 is the reichel to fight for. -- right goal to fight for. that is what we fight for. that is what everybody tries to achieve. the call with analysts, you said not all of your g

special envoy to syria stephan de mistura has called for a humanitarian corridor to be set up to allow civilians to leave we will hear from them harder in beirut in just a moment first there were challenges covering events from moscow. well the language coming from moscow has been hardening in recent days when discussing it there has been a succession of foreign ministers coming here to talk with foreign minister lavrov we've had the turkish foreign minister the saudi foreign minister and earlier on the syrian foreign minister all of them putting their case essentially. moscow it seems has decided that there will be some sort of military assault on it it's just a question of when that will be and how severe it will be the turkish foreign minister was very clear when he came here that turkey wanted more time to be given to a process of trying to separate the groups like. from the civilian population that's something that that moscow is open to as well the turkish say that they already have three million refugees inside their borders and an assault full bore assault on it could well create a new way for a new surge a humanitarian crisis that would push more refugees a

first in the house of representatives and then the senate as you heard there for more than 30 years. >> steven ellet's go to stephanho is outside of the senator's ranch. >> reporter: so many chapters of his life would be phenomenal and remarkable on their own. the fact that five and a half years is a prisoner of war and to come back and still want to do more for his country. so much so that several times throughout his life he was asked what he would like to be remembered and he there was so many humility how he looked back over the canvas of his life and it's also interesting to note when he was making his first presidential bid he spoke to cnn's larry king and just take a listen to who he hoped would be impressed by the fact that he showed up on the cover of three magazines at the time. take a listen. >> monday morning across america, the news magazines came out and this man made the cover of all three of the biggies. he is senator john mccain, republican of arizona. what did you make when you saw the three magazines monday? first of all, how did you feel? >> well, i thought that i never thought i'd live that lon

stephan learned early that no one is exempt from claiming a race allegiance, nor except from the associated violence. >> i had to fight somebody. and the reason i had to fight them was because at firstaid i wasn't going to fight. it being my second or third day in prison, i was informed that if you didn't fight, it would put me at risk. i just accepted where i was and what i was going to have to do and it wasn't going to kill me, and so i -- i fought. and that was pretty much the first fight i've ever been in in my life. i couldn't walk very well for about three or four weeks. i had bruised ribs, bruised kidneys. i had black eyes for about six weeks. what i do to get by here is i make a purpose out of it. if you don't find something valuable in this experience, you're going to come back. and that's what i -- [ whistle blowing ] >> false alarm. false alarm. >> false alarm? >> how long did it take you to get used to doing that? >> well, when i was in jamestown, i got a lot of practice. the yard goes down there a lot. so glad that happened for you guys. >>> coming up next on "lockup: extended stay." jacob's release date arrives. but is he ready for the outside world? >>> and later, can

was the first to rise to the top of the united nations from within the ranks of the organization he received the nobel peace prize jointly with the united nations in two thousand and one stephan juric is the spokes person for the united nations secretary general and he worked with kofi annan in the past he says although none opposed the two thousand and three invasion of iraq he also made sure that the iraqi people could count on the u.n. after that with the wall with them and he did. very. well the moment the way to heal. or get worked so hard for it are like you can work your heart to avoid war but i think what needs to be remembered is one. great one the war. made sure that the united nations out of the people of iraq. the state funeral is taking place for victims of the bridge that collapsed in genoa italy it brings the number of dead to more than forty with hundreds more injured the remains of a family a husband wife and their nine year old daughter have also been recovered from the rubble of that bridge that collapsed in italy on cheese day present surge worse among those attending it presided over by the archbishop of genoa but some families blame the government for th