you don't have to read far to see 10 kiloton tnt. of the the specific goal project. bombslike five her russia -- five hiroshima bombs. this is an original iranian spreadsheet from the archives of project amad. look what it has. when we analyze what is in these archives, we found that project five elements. the five key elements of a nuclear weapons program. i will take them one-by-one. iranianan original illustration of a weapon. you do not have to read closely to understand this. this is an reached our premium rate here at the core. break here uranium at the core. here is a simulation. putting all of these components together. that is the first thing. nuclearnd, developing quarters. here's a photo showing the process and the core is here in the archives. here is the secret underground facility the arabians were building to produce nuclear course. we have hundreds of documents for each of these components. building nuclear implosion systems. this is an original iranian photo of a measuring device measuring the dimension of a nuclear implosion. the fourth element, pre

you don't have to read farce to see it here, tnt. this is the specific goal of project ahmad. that's like five hiroshima bombs to be put on ballistic missiles. this is an original iranian spread sheet from the archives of project ahmad. look at what it has here. centrifuge enrichment process. warhead project, simulation project, and tests. and, indeed, when we analyzed what's in these archives, we found that project ahmad had all the five elements, the five key elements, of a nuclear weapons program. i will take them one by one. first is designing nuclear weapons. this is an original iranian illustration of a weapon. again, you don't have to read farce to understand this. this is u-235, enriched uranium at the core. that's the only place you find in the core enriched uranium. iran was faced with mounting pressure in 2003. that was following the gulf war. so it was forced to shell of project ahmad. you can draw four main conclusions. iran lied about never having a nuclear weapons program. 100,000 secret files prove that they lied. second even after the deal iran continued to pr

you don't have to read farsi to see 10 kilotons here, of tnt. this is the specific goal. that is like five hiroshima bombs put on ballistic missiles. this is an original iranian spreadsheet from the archives of project amad. look at what it has here. yellowcake production, centrifuge enrichment process, warhead project, simulation project, and tests will stop indeed, when we analyzed what is in these archives, we found that project amad had all five elements, the key elements of a nuclear weapons program. i want to take them one by one. the first element is designing nuclear weapons. this is an original iranian illustration of a weapon. again, you do not have to read farsi to understand this. this is enriched uranium at the core. that is the only place you find in the core enriched uranium. here is an iranian simulation, original iranian simulation, putting these components together. that is the first component. second component, developing nuclear cores. here is a photo showing the casting process. a cast metal core from the archives. here is the secret underground facil

but today on the tnt nba pre-game show... barkley issued an apology... (sot: barkley) the giants...st 10 games... trying to take 2 of 3 games from the san diego padres this afternoon at the ballpark in san francisco... derek holland... going though his unusual pre-game stretching routine... trying to get his first win of the season for the giants... who took a 3-0 lead in the first inning after the padres cut it to 3-2... in the 3rd... brandon crawford... singles to right...nick hundley and brandon belt score... 5-2 giants then in the bottom of the 4th... hundley... goes opposite field to right field... it just sneaks out for a 2-run home run... 7-2 giants giants win 9-4 for their 8th win in their last 11 games... holland notches his first win of the season... giving up 3 runs in 5 innings the giants now go on the road for a 10-game trip... they are in atlanta friday night the a's in seattle... and mariners pitcher james paxton was the story for most of the game... he struck out 16 a's in only 7 innings... the all-time record is 20... but at 105 pitches he was pulled after not gving

but today on the tnt nba pre-game show... barkley issued an apology... nba playoffs...azz- rockets game 2 in houston... utah's donovan mitchell... misses on the drive... but look at the follow dunk... he's only 6-3... wow!... mitchell with 17 points and 11 assists... jazz up 6 in the 4th quarter later in the 4th... joe ingalls... hits the 3-pointer to put the jazz up by 12... he was 7-of-9 from behind the arc... 27 points in all frustrating finish for james harden... he was only 2- of-7 from the field in the 4th quarter... 32 points total... but only 9-of-22 shooting... 2- of-10 from three... jazz hold the rockets to 27-percent shooting in the 4th final score... 116-109 jazz... series even at 1-1... they now head for game 3 friday night the giants... having won 7 of their last having won 7 the giants... the giants... having won 7 of their last 10 games... trying to take 2 of 3 games from the san diego padres this afternoon at the ballpark in san francisco... derek holland... going though his unusual pre-game stretching routine... trying to get his first win of the seaso

barkley's half heart add poll gee after saying he wanted to punch green in the face the other night on tntmade the comments after warriors won game two after new orleans. game three tomorrow. in the big easy. draymond involved in chatter in game two. really looked like the pelicans were tryingo bait him. he was restrained. i mean the calm one. sir charles apologized. but also then insist heed meant what he said. that did not work for steph curry. >> wish when i was growing up that my mama, like, like, said something to me i was in sunny wanted me to apologize. or say something. i am sorry, but i still meant it. i would have gotten slapped in the face. >> think i said i wanted to punch marv al berlt in the face. i immediately regretd it. he ignored me for the next few minutes on the telecast. at halftime we made amend. we were fine. >> steve kerr, keaching it light. no big deal. nba, cavs, raptors. who've rules the north. apparently cleveland does. kevin love, doesn't like playing in the post. got to love that. no look flip off glass. love for 31 points. cavs down two at the half. lebron ja

barkley's half heart add poll gee after saying he wanted to punch green in the face the other night on tnt. game three tomorrow. in the big easy. draymond involved in chatter in game two. really looked like the pelicans were trying to bait him. he was restrained. i mean the calm one. sir charles apologized. but also then insist heed meant what he said. that did not work for steph curry. >> wish when i was growing up that my mama, like, like, said something to me i was in sunny wanted me to apologize. or say something. i am sorry, but i still meant it. i would have gotten slapped in the face. >> think i said i wanted to punch marv al berlt in the face. i immediately regretd it. he ignored me for the next few minutes on the telecast. at halftime we made amend. we were fine. >> steve kerr, keaching it light. no big deal. nba, cavs, raptors. who've rules the north. apparently cleveland does. kevin love, doesn't like playing in the post. got to love that. no look flip off glass. love for 31 points. cavs down two at the half. lebron james. said he was tired the other day. he is exhausted all rig

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nothing, but some of the warriors are none too pleased are charles barkley's halfhearted apology on tnter saying he wanted to punch draymond in the face. they were trying to bait him, pick up a technical. charles apologized but he insisted he meant what he said even after apologizing and that did not work for steph curry. >> i wish when i was growing up that my mama like said something to me like i was in the wrong or something and she wanted me to apologize and say something about something i did wrong and i said i'm sorry, but i still meant it. i would have got slapped in the face. >> i think one time i said i wanted to punch -- and immediately regretted it. he ignored me for the next five minutes. >> steve kerr making light of the whole thing. patrick mccaw continues to recover from a scary fall. march 31st recovering. cavs and raptors everything going for cleveland. kevin love, no look flip over the shoulder. 31 points. but the cavs were actually down two at the half and lebron james just took over the game. he's making jump shots now with regularity. 27 points came in the second ha

but today on the tnt nba pre-game show... barkley issued an apology..."i apologize to draymond green ... and his mom. what i said was inappropriate. i would never punch an nba player. draymond green's a good player ... i think he's a nice kid ... i wish him nothing but the best, but what i said was inappropriate. what i said was wrong and i apologize.""so you gonna apologize to me as well?""oh no you an idiot." the sharks the sharks try to even up their playoff series with the vegas golden nights tonight at the shark tank... great game monday night... as the sharks scored twice in the 3rd period to tie the score at 3-3 and send the game into overtime... but a little more than 8 minutes into the extra period... william karlsson... scored the winning goal for vegas... giving them a 4-3 win and a 2 games to 1 lead in the best of seven series and live from san jose with more on tonight's game 4 is kim smith (from the parking lot)... hello kim! well, it's hello kim! well, it's defintiely a critical game... it's always harder cha

many people believe you don't spend millions on a program merely to put a $100 tnt warheads in. so can at least my right honorable friend understand the motivation of the united states administration and perhaps work with them on this? >> of course we are working hand in glove with the united states. but we do believe there are advantages and maintaining discrete deals at the heart of the jcpoa and stopping iranian breakouts. that was a good idea. the general ambition across the house to constrain the dignity, that we certainly share. >> france, germany and the united kingdom have stood shoulder to shoulder in supporting the nuclear peace deal in the u.s. has moved away. doesn't this show it isn't the customer's union that is crazy, but what's crazy is the idea we can instead have a trade deal with the united states that we think will put mutual interest before trumping the u.s. self-interest. >> i am sure that in due course to get a great trade deal with the united states. i'm not quite sure what that has to do with jcpoa. >> thank you, madam speaker. there are no moderates hav

3-2 lead in the western conference when the rockets host the warriors tonight on our sister network tntl. the washington capitals and tampa bay lightning fight for the chance to face-off with the golden knights. same seven history is awful for the caps. alex ovechkin there. he did it early last night. he set the tone. scored over a minute in the game. caps made playing on the road feel like home. great goaltending. washington wins 4-0. advancing to the final for the first time since 1989. >> i can't explain my emotions. i'm happy for my boys. for the fans. i can't wait to come back home to play for the stanley cup final. it will be nuts. >> it is. >>> to the nfl. owners wrapping the final day of meetings in atlanta with the announcement of the national anthem policy meant to end protests on the field. all personnel, which includes players, must stand on the field. players have the option to remain in the locker room if they choose not to stand. anyone who does not stand while on the field will be fined by the league. commissioner goodell said it was unanimous among owners. the 49ers own

he managed to get under the skin of pretty much everyone in the new orleans uniform, and even tnt's charlesarkley. >> i want to punch him in the face, just do. >> he saw him a bunch of times. he will see me again. punch me in the face if you want to, you are old and it is what it is. if you don't punch me when you see me, then stop talking about it. >> he is a good player, he's a nice kid, i wish him nothing but the best. what i said is inappropriate. >> he apologize, but the thing about charles barkley is that he is an entertainer. he says things to draw attention. sometimes he goes over the line. the thing is, he apologized tonight. >> that is what he is paid to do. >>> coming up in the next half hour, chilling new body camera video from the las vegas massacre. the look at the chaos inside the mandalay bay. what they saw when they first arrived in the gunman's room. >>> he is been on the job in less than 2 years, but is san francisco's police chief on his way out? we have reports that he's up for the top job in la. >>> another scare for a southwest flight. a plane was forced to land after

game seven with the warriors and rockets tonight at 9:00 eastern on our sister network tnt. >>> to racinge 102nd running of the indianapolis 500. danica patrick racing one last time before retirement. this is not what she wanted in the 68th lap. ending her day as she crashed in the wall. visibly upset. >> it was not the way i wanted to end. i would not want to end any year like that. of course, being the last one makes it a lot worse. >> she didn't get to finish the race. it would be a good day for will power. going on to win the race. he took the lead with four laps left to win his first indy 500. he become the first australian to win the race. he said he is lactose intolerant. he said the milk tasted great. >> it wasn't lactose free? >> that's a good question. >> there is a question in the race that says pick your milk. >> i was shocked one year. i did not realize they do it. you can do almond. rice. 2%. >> hope he is feeling okay. >> that is the 17th indy for roger penske and team penske. thanks, behilindsay. >>> officials are trying to salvage the president's summit with kim jong-un.

many people believe that you don't spend billions on a icbm program merely to put a tnt warhead and so does my right honorable friend understand the legislation of the united states administration and perhaps work with them on this? >> of course we are working hand in glove with the united states but we do believe that the world acknowledge his and maintains its discreet deal at the heart of the jcpoa in stopping iran. i think the general ambition across the south is to restrain iran's malignant activity. >> france, germany and the united kingdom have stood shoulder-to-shoulder in supporting the nuclear peace deal and the uss walked away. thus in the show that it isn't the customs union that is crazy. most crazy is the idea that we can instead have a trade deal with the united states that we think will put mutual interest before trump's u.s. self-interest? >> i'm sure in due course we will get a great trade deal with the united states. i'm not sure what that has to do with jcpoa. >> the truth is there are no moderates in this regime and the use of that word leads to the conclusion that

i play the governor of alabama, george wallace in a tnt television film directed by john frankenharmer in 1997 and that was probably the biggest role they had done, certainly probably to date. it was an over three-hour, two-night mini-series and took about 20 years of his life. angelina was a young actress at that time. she was 21. angelina jolie. mark: you remember that role. >> nobody knew who she was. mark: you remember that role why. do you remember that role? >> george wallace? i think i was in every single frame of the movie. it was called george wallace and i was playing george wallace. and forrest gump, for example, i'm in the movie for maybe 20 minutes or something like that, there's maybe 25 minutes, there's four or five segments that are lieutenant dan, but there's a big, big story of all these other people in forrest gump. george wallace and harry truman, i played harry truman as well in an hbo movie. those movies were focused on that character and i had to carry those films in a way that a supporting character like lieutenant dan or even ransom, does not have to do. ransom

>> kevin harlan tnt with the call jonathan mitchell grabbing his own rebound dunking it in and his team beats the rockets. the series tied at one apiece. >>> it is 6:26. dramatic new video of a near miss at sfo. an up-close look just how close an air canada flight came to landing on other planes and what lawmakers are now trying to do to keep passengers safe. >> plus, a hush money contradiction. president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani says the president knew about a payment to porn star stormy daniels. how president trump is reacting this morning. >> and comedian bill cosby's wife speaking out for the first time since her husband was found guilty in a sexual assault trial. what she is saying about the woman in the case. >>> we have 40 years of history to look back on. >> today the police department where the golden state killer suspect worked is trying to uncover more about his pastime as an officer. >> plus, a new revelation in the stormy daniels saga. >> he didn't know about the specifics as far as i know but he did know about the general arrangement that michael would take care of thi

preocupada por el rumbo que había tomado la relación de su hija, los invitó al programa para adolescentes tnt karina le dio el no definitivo. karina: seguíamos siendo amigos. carmen: por eso, a nadie sorprendió que aquel día hubiera pasado por su casa a saludar. el problema fue este: karina: Él escuchó que yo pedí permiso para salir al cine. carmen: de inmediato le pidió que salieran un minuto a la cochera para hablar en privado. pues, al día siguiente, según él, partiría de regreso a méxico. karina jamás ha regresado a la escena, pero su madre nos mostró lo que las investigaciones concluyeron. la supuesta despedida se convirtió en una escena de celos. eva: ella pensó que él se había ido porque corrió hacia allá. Él estaba aquí escondido y la agarró y la jaló para acá adentro y le dio la primer puñalada. y la pobre, así como estaba, tuvo que levantarse e ir caminando hacia donde vivíamos, que son cuatro bloques. carmen: ni ella ni los médicos se lo explican. a un día del ataque, karina volvió en sí. karina: ellos me dicen que el cuchillo pasó arriba de una de las venas más grandes que tenemos

but today on the tnt nba pre-game show... barkley issued an apology...ior coach steve kerr added that barkley was just doing his usual have fun.. get people talking shtick.. and that 10 years from now draymond will replace barkley and say something simliar to gain attention... there are hundreds of outlets where you can get your you can get your basketball information.. then why is it that barkley is the one always quoted? .. yes he was a great player but he's been retired for 18 years...it's simple he says something...he's not afraid to be criticized..and yes he's funny. those of us who talk sportscan read the teleprompter or follow the barkley model and don't be afraid to be different.......go sharks...next hour. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three yo

this is from the nba on tnt last night.t halftime, charles barkley had some unfriendly words for golden state warrior draymond green. >> as they went to the locker rooms, some friendly chatter between rajon rondo and draymond green. >> that's what you want to call it? >> what do you want to call it, chuckster? >> i just want somebody to punch him in the face. >> which one? i really do. punch him in the face. >> you don't like draymond? >> i want somebody to punch him in the face. i want to punch his ass in the face, i do. >> why? why does he have you upset? >> that's a good question. >> i didn't ask you do you want to punch him, i said why? >> dude, dude, chuck get like that, leave him alone. >> jimmy: when shaq gets nervous, everyone should be nervous. [ laughter ] of course when draymond sat down for the postgame press conference, reporters filled him in and asked for his reaction. >> i've heard a lot of guys talk on tv, stand behind a microphone, tv screen. fact of the matter is, if you feel that strongly about something

now i have to battle with a tnt, but i will say this about at&t. they have done more than the law requires, at our request, i don't know whether or not i will end up battling with them or not, but they have gone beyond what's required. i asked them to give notice to the entire neighbourhood to post it in our playground, which is right in the centre of our neighbourhood, have to have a big meeting in the public library for our neighbourhood, and they did that. at my request. they change their date and they change their location. they gave notice to everybody. we had a big community meeting before they'd even filed for a permit. now they will come up here and say those are different kinds of antennas. fine. they maybe different kinds of antennas, doesn't matter. it's the activity of the wireless company willing to work with us. in fact just by coincidence, we have one of the developers of the largest project in the city, 3333 california street sitting in the back. he can testify that i work with him all the time to work out our problems that we have

tnt. >> there was an element of hysteria. >> that's like five hiroshima bombs to be put on ballisticissiles. >> the presentation came days before president trump was due to announce whether he was going to pull out of the iran deal altogether. netanyahu was careful to show respect. >> i'm sure you'll do the right thing. the right thing for the united states. the right thing for israel. and the right thing for the peace of the world. >> some people have said he really had an audience of one, he was talking to president trump. >> not true. this was not in any way an attempt to pressure president trump. this was his way to support a decision that president trump has already taken. this was highly coordinated with the american administration. >> reporter: every good drama needs its big reveals. so the president kept everyone, even members of his administration, guessing right up until 2 1/2 weeks ago he finally addressed the nation. >> i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. >> reporter: the one piece of intelligence the president said he re

tnt. >> it was hysteria. >> that was like five hiroshima bombs to be put on ballistic missiles. >> thesentation came just days before president trump was due to announce whether he was going to pull out of the iran deal altogether. netanyahu was careful to show respect. >> i am sure he'll do the right thing, the right thing for the united states, the right thing for israel, and the right thing for the peace of the world. >> some people have said that he really had an audience of one. he was talking to president trump. >> not true. this was not in any way an attempt to pressure president trump. this was his way to support a decision that president trump has already taken. this was highly coordinated with the american administration. >> every good drama needs its big reveals. so, the president kept everyone, even members of his administration, guessing right up until 2 1/2 weeks ago, he finally addressed the nation. >> i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. >> the one piece of intelligence the president said he relied on in making his decis

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game six of the western conference finals tonight at 9:00 on our sister station, tnt.ding champion warriors will need a win to force a game seven. it would be the first time since 1979 both the nba conference finals went the distance. >>> and the rockets will look to dethrone the warriors and reach the finals, but they won't have the services of their pointguard chris ball tonight. he injured his hamstring in the last minute of thursday's win. he'll travel to oakland to be with his teammates. the 13-year veteran one win share of making his first-ever finals. he will be re-evaluated when the team returns to houston. >>> golf, something we can report to. ryder cup thomas peters in the pga championship european tour. he snapped an iron across his neck. he opened with the 75 friday and bogied two of the first three holes on the par 5 fourth. he's had enough. he shot a par 72, even with one less club. he did miss the cut. >> wow. >> pretty mad -- i can't afford to break a club. >> i was going to say, that was an expensive little -- not tantrum. but -- >> impressive, though,

something that democrats were concerned about, the big internet service providers like comcast, eight tntey would start to advocate and push their traffic -- at&t and verizon, they would start to push their traffic over other traffic, like gardening or a motorcycle blog. that's what they took issue with, they wanted a more expensive internet breadth. >> bret: so how did the senate vote against this with the issues of the trump administration's fcc? >> this is a consequence of one almost equally divided senate. it's 51-49, 51 republicans and 4049 democrats. at the end of the day when you are just down to 50, get all the democrats to stick together and then you are able to court three republicans. john kennedy, susan collins and that's how we are dealing with the issues here in the senate with such an equally divided senate. senator kennedy said, do you trust your cable provider or do you trust the free market? at the end of the day, this moved through the senate and it probably won't get anywhere through the house of representatives although there is an effort to push it onto the floor. >>

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a lot of tnt companies doing well in today's trade.rkish lira week tongue a record against u.s. dollar. we have inflation data out this morning. we saw -- you have a core inflation number. let me read you the details. 12.42% in april. we saw some of the very strong data coming through in terms of the producer-price numbers as well. producer-price inflation running hot as well. we have an upcoming election which is in the mix as well. as you can see, another leg higher for the u.s. dollar versus the turkish lira. put that in context. look at the move that has been working against the turkish lira over the the last few years. it has been a one-way travel for that currency. matt: a lot of executive afferses. bayer is another one. the german company pushes to close its $66 billion purchase of monsanto. we have seen this currency effect hitting others in year. notably adidas. a big chupping out of its sales because of the euro. what does the strength in the euro in the first quarter mean for bayer? >> good morning. the operating performance

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think my so far, i top pick in tnt, still a giant area. we have to be there.: 72 hk. >> love it. it's also outperformed the rest based on what? pretty dynamic one. nd also, they have a big pipeline getting more contracts. one in particular i love, it's a 4-g outcome. overall, we have to pick up a one.sive all of one, so combine this, china unicom, the second quarter results should be really impressive. pick.s my top so we have healthcare. mention - i happen to that recently i found a very dynamic one. normally i don't talk about there nd medium ones but is a raising star. i love it. made a lot of money on the biotech companies across the those arkets, especially ones from the u.s. radio rye want to bring in haidi. she's chomping at the bit. curious how much the policy themes coming from investment rm your themes. i'm thinking a few days ago we had a report suggesting that basically open up, abandon all of its birth rate control policies, so you can kids as you want. we saw a jump in the usual milk children's education and stuff like that. does that kind of inf

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