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our teri schultz on the story for us tonight in brussels terry thank you. it is a decision on doping in sports that has shocked and outraged many around the world today the world anti-doping agency wada voted to lift a ban on russia's anti-doping agency now that ban was put into place after a water report accused russia of state backed doping that report also accused russia of attempting to cover up drug abuse when it hosted the twenty fourteen sochi winter olympics athletes across the globe are criticizing today's decision to lift the ban calling it an insult to clean athletes. the biggest stopping scandal in sports history might be coming to an end the russian anti-doping agency will be reinstated pending some final technicalities the decision has been heavily criticised by various athletes and national doping agencies but is being celebrated in russia but the other sure this is a first step the important one it opens the way to our sports man and our federations to participate in sports competitions moreover it opens an opportunity to host international

to protect you companies and their business in iran if it's legitimate let's bring in correspondent teri schultz in brussels terry companies are quitting or becoming very cautious over there around business isn't that sort of these scenario that the united nation was supposed to prevent well the companies truly are caught in a difficult position christophe as we just heard in this piece you got the u.s. saying they've got a cease business in iran you've got the e.u. saying they're not allowed to stop their business in iran so they're really caught in the middle right now and the e.u. legislation says that companies that can show that they've been harmed by u.s. sanctions can actually go back and sue in national courts for those damages but this is a mechanism that's never been used before so it's easy to see why the companies are choosing to pull back or to at least hold off on making any new arrangements in iran before they see whether this is really going to be a feasible option and it doesn't sound very likely if you listen to the european companies business rationale for this so that

there a little earlier well i'm joined now by i did abuse correspondence nicole reese in london and teri schultz in brussels a very good evening ladies nicole want to start off with you were prime minister teresa me very strident basically it's my way or the highway who was her intended audience. well the intended audience obviously were new members and that you colleagues this was certainly a remarkable statement that came adelson downing street number ten here today in london showing a determined but most media also angry theresa may angry at how the source that summit hasn't played into her fate this as she said she's expecting respect from her colleagues the respect that she's been showing them all along that she that's what she says and she's also putting the ball back into their corner now asking for a counter suit she clearly wants an explanation of why the czechs plan has been rejected and she's sticking to the guns there. terry that raised me a two year terry in brussels i mean the battle lines are drawn a defiant british prime minister of britain basically a new leader is deman

meant to protect companies and their business in iran if it's legitimate let's bring in correspondent terischultz in brussels terry companies are quitting or becoming very cautious over there and business isn't that sort of these scenario that the e.u. legislation was supposed to prevent. well the companies truly are caught in a difficult position christophe as we just heard in this piece you've got the u.s. saying they've got a cease business in iran you've got the e.u. saying they're not allowed to stop their business in iran so they're really caught in the middle right now and the e.u. legislation says that companies that can show that they've been harmed by u.s. sanctions can actually go back and sue in national courts for those damages but this is a mechanism that's never been used before so it's easy to see why the companies are choosing to pull back or to at least hold off on making any new arrangements in iran before they see whether this is really going to be a feasible option and it doesn't sound very likely if you listen to the european companies business rationale for this so t

so postwar, they fund raise and help to rebuild the new church location outside of the summit teri. -postwar, they fund raise -- outside the gate of the cemetery. there is not just the cemeteries to discover in these areas, there are other sites of commemoration and memory that americans 100 years from now built. i can point you in the direction of second division boulders. whatever you find of interest. there is a lot of history here. >> why don't you show us some of the grave markers you are more familiar with? shane: i found this story thinks a family visitor. i just happen to be working. it was the 11th of april. i remember it. 2016. about a year and a half ago. if i had walked by his headstone on the 10th of april, i would have been able to tell you he was a member of the 102nd machine gun battalion, 26th division, the yankee division. that's the unit that relieved the marines here in belleau wood. he died on the 20th of july 1918 . i couldn't have told you much more than that. but i can tell you a lot more and show you a photo of him now, thanks to the family visit. i happened t

gail and teri raised their own families, and it was having babies that started to change terri's wayf looking at her sister's disappearance. >> as unhappy as you might be in your life, you might leave your husband, you'd take your kids with you. >> and so when you began to suspect that she wouldn't leave her children, what did that mean to you? >> that something happened to her. >> in 1996, 15 years since they heard from carol, the police came around again. this time they standed the lubans' back yard with ground penetrating radar, even dug up the ground. didn't find a thing. funny thing, though, about four months later, the local paper, "the daily breeze," did a story. they interviewed mike. this time his memory was slightly different. he remembered that on that terrible morning when carol left, he heard the garage door go up before she drove away. just one more little detail, though nothing profoundly different. of course no evidence whatsoever of any crime. the case went away again. and then one day in 2002, a detective named walt delseen was rummaging through cabinets behind his

to pursue based upon his own political motives and without any serious application of the kopelman teri principle. fifth. the international criminal court's authority has been sharply criticized and rejected by most of the world. today, more than 70 nations representing two thirds of the world's population and over 70% of the world's armed forces, are not members of the icc. several african nations have recently withdrawn or threatened to withdraw their membership, citing the disproportionate number of arrest warrants against africans. to them, the icc is the latest european neocolonial -- colonial enterprise to infringe upon their sovereign rights. israel has sharply criticized the icc. welcomes thert membership of the so-called state of palestine, it has threatened israel, a liberal, democratic nation, with investigations into its actions in the west bank and gaza to defend its citizens from terrorist attacks. there has also been the suggestion that the icc will investigate israeli construction of housing projects on the west bank. the united states will always stand with our friend a

the cause of the explosions is still very much a m tery this morning. >>> dylan ick ow with a look at the rest of the country's forecast. >> in southern texas we've had several days ofnt torl downpours anded in the pacific northwest heavy rain m seattle and the northwest coast of oregon. temperatures look seasonal acrossost of the country if not a bit above average through the middle of the thuntry. 's the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> out our window, we've got a lot of fog creating low visibility and drizzle so be prepared as you make your way out the door but similar to yesterday where we'rg to drizzle and light showers in the morning. veiled sun later in the afternoon. we are seeing sunshine by hagerstown in frederick county, maryland. a few isolated showers out there, stray showers throughout the day. we will see an increase in rainr chances l tonight as florence takes a turn to the north. rain tomorrow and tuesday. >>hat's your latest forecast! >> dylan, thank you much. >>> coming up hnext, thehs and lows of the week including a big surprise fo

forrest whiting and teri schultz joins me now from brussels welcome to both of you let me start with you alex we listen to what recently had to see some very strong words and demanding respect in the borders very much in the court well what did you make of her statement well this was two reason may really trying to push back against the e.u. after what was yesterday described by most of the british media as a humiliation for her at that sort spoke summit so she appeared angry in downing street clearly trying to lay the blame there at the the feet of the e.u. saying that they didn't come up with alternative plans having dismissed what she had put forward they should have come up with those they have not they are not respecting the result of the e.u. referendum and also she accused them of trying to break up the u.k. over the issue of northern ireland so we strong position there terry should in brussels of this seems like a classic standoff what is being fed in the e.u. . to her statement. well it's quite early and there hasn't been any official reaction yet from european union leaders

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by teri this is. a difficult day for you a difficult day for us let's discuss it afterwards or three quarter cup to get a little. expat. team orders make for an all white mercedes victory at the russian grand prix joe we'll have the details in sport. on counting the costs why iraq is failing the power off its electricity grid calls for consumers to wake up to what goes into making coffee plus as google turns twenty one search engine is keeping secrets. counting the cost on just zero. point zero. zero zero zero zero. in recent years the sawhill of north africa has witnessed the so-called war on terror. but is this official narrative. masking a larger battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara on cultures. all right time for sport here's joe hasn't thank you very much europe's gophers have beaten the united states to win the ryder cup fittingly it was francesco molinari her. wrap things up with his fifth straight victory at le golf national david stokes rounds up the ac

congratulations, teri. [applause] kleeschulte is a senior professional staff member of the senate energy and national resources committee, until he recently retired. chalk is a 27 year veteran of the senate with an encyclopedic knowledge of energy, public lands, and tribal issues working on the energy and natural resources committee. both under chairman lisa murkowski enters -- and her father, former senator frank it, chuck's dedication to his work knows no bounds. we were talking yesterday he had to make a rough crossing on the alaskan passage in 30 foot waves to meet a group of islanders unhappy with the effects of the omnibus public lands act. he was also the first unelected official to win the david p hudgins public service award in 2012. congratulations. [applause] before i announce our next finalist, i have to mention that shop brought a friend here today -- chuck brought a friend. it is rare that a member of congress comes to one of these events and does not ask for a microphone. i want to thank sena

teri irwin is here with robert, ngbindi. go mor irwins. >> good morning.he is so cut so little avril is gorgeous. possums.ur we don't have them in australia. so we feel very lucky to have them here at the moment. you are a wildlife warrior. you are wearing your gro proud >> i knew you were coming. the possum can play dead,ht r . so she will, if she is scared of e she has been run pen her mouth over by a car. and then i whatever after her goes, oh well, that's not much fun, and moves on. it's a great defense. she is our only pouched mammal. so in australia, a pouch.ing has but here we've just got the d she is a fheend ever garden because she loves to eat slugs and snails. >> oh? >> they are very specia so sweet. by the way, i don't know if anyoneouas ever told this, you look and sound like your fathn that before? >> yeah, i have, actually. for me that is the biggest complime i could receive. we're really passionate about is continug his legacy and his wildlife work. tell me about the new show. what's it going toe like? >> we are so excited. crickey, it's ,