u.s. france germany and the u.k. . the death toll has doubled to at least twenty three as wildfires continue to burn in california two hundred thousand people have been forced to leave their homes the coastal community of malibu has been evacuated. at least twelve people have been killed as heavy rain caused flash flooding across jordan the ancient city of patra has had to be closed so it can be cleaned tourists have been moved to safety. florida is once again at the center of an election battle eighteen years after a presidential race there descended into chaos recounts been ordered for two high profile races because the results are too close to call his own to reports from washington d.c. . the midterm elections are over but not in florida the race for governor and senate are still undecided too close to call so winners have not yet been announced in the senate race republican rick scott got fifty percent of the votes bill nelson the democratic incumbent forty nine point nine percent only fourteen thousand votes sepa

u.s. saudi arabia germany france the u.k. all those countries you just named how much is this likely then to put yet more pressure on the international community and the u.s. of course to take stronger action against riyadh. i think it's going to put the extreme pressure i think lygon is clearly all along has played a very smart. what he wants to get out of this with turkey on the following night i think in the case of the united states he wants to get any sanctions lifted and he also wants america's support these are the saudi arabia. he also wants to get money out of saudi arabia because i think the saudis are known that some countries will fight the saudis tried to buy everything and so he knows that he can get a large loan donation whatever you want to call it from saudi arabia if the economy is in trouble and thirdly what he wants to do is to be in support because. all along been very supportive organise their bomb and as you know batteries have a base that's in that town which is manned by the turks and so he wants to do

u.s. france germany and the u.k. . the democratic republic of congo's calling its a boat out by the worst in its history the health ministry says nearly two a lot of people have died in two north eastern provinces since august on groups and making it hard for health workers to get help to patients. and at least twelve people have been killed as heavy rain caused flash flooding across jordan tourists are forced to run to high ground in a truck kingdom's ancient city i want to its most popular tourist destination. leaders from seventy countries are in the french capital to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one for u.s. and french leaders it was a chance to bridge the transatlantic divide and find a political resolution to the war in yemen our diplomatic editor james bays reports from paris. at the palace they were in damage limitation mode just as he touched down in air force one president trumpet tweeted the president back rolls calls for a european army were very insulting as they met face to f

u.s. . france germany and the u.k. and he's demanding that riyadh comes clean on what happened to her body sources say officials who listen to the tapes were horrified by its contents they're said to contain audio of the killing itself and prominently feature saudi a senior aide to saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin until he was fired in late october has more from paris. it was a crucial moment for president who was hoping to push the americans towards a tougher stance against sandy arabiya i guess a battle of the murder of the saudi journalist. turkey wants the international community to keep up the pressure i guess the saudis for the kingdom to come out and say who gave the order to kill. he has somehow dominated the agenda of some of the meeting specifically the meeting between presidents donald trump and him and well mike rann they said that they wanted the saudis to give more details about what happened to the saudi journalist but also they said they were concerned that the repercussions from the merger coul

u.s. france germany britain and canada his prime minister justin trudeau at knowledged his country had received a copy we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with other like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia where the u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has spoken by phone with the crown prince and emphasize the u.s. will hold accountable all those involved in the killing the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says accountability should also extend to those who gave the order he was in riyadh on monday for talks with king solomon. i told very frankly about our concerns about what happened and how important it is for saudi strategic partners to know that this cannot and will not happen again and the first step in that process not the only step but the first step in the process is to make sure there is proper accountability for the people who are responsible person people who commit it's it also the people in case you want us to react and. due process is in train at the

u.s. france germany and the u.k. .it was a crucial moment for president who was hoping to push the americans towards a tougher stance against sandy arabia against a backdrop of the murder of the saudi journalist. turkey wants the international community to keep up the pressure against the saudis for the kingdom to come out and say who gave the order to kill. he has somehow dominated the agenda of some of the meeting specifically the meeting between presidents donald trump and a man well they said that they wanted the saudis. to give more details about what happened to the saudi journalist the democratic republic of congo is calling its a boner outbreak the worst in its history the health ministry says that since august nearly two hundred people have died in two northeastern provinces armed groups are making it hard for health workers to bring help to patients at least twelve people have been killed as heavy rain caused flash flooding across jordan tourists are forced to run to higher ground in petra kingdom's ancient c

u.s. france germany and the u.k. . leaders from seventy countries are in the french capital paris for the one hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one the french president joined germany's chancellor in signing a no two remembrance in the same railway carriage where the armistice was agreed to a century ago. at least twelve people have been killed as heavy rain caused flash flooding across jordan tourists are forced to run to higher ground in petra kingdoms engine city on one of its most popular tourist destination. largest parties mounting a legal challenge to president and his decision to dissolve parliament and hold snap elections on jan or the fifth so assent to announce them as late on friday nights out is plunge the country further into political turmoil after he sat and replace the prime minister last month when alpha numbers reports from colombo. sacked ministers have complained to the elections chief about the snap. this is a legal act and there is no constitutional provision to call an election at th

u.s. france germany and the u.k. sources say officials who listen to the tapes were horrified by the contacts. leaders from seventy countries in the french capital paris for the one hundredth anniversary of the end of the first world war the french president joined germany's chancellor in signing a note of remembrance in the railway carriage but the armistice was agreed to a century ago. and the democratic republic of congo's calling its about the outbreak the worst in its history the health ministry says nearly two hundred people have died in two north eastern provinces all this armed groups are making it hard to health workers to bring help to patients. now the u.s. state of florida is again at the center of an election battle eighteen years after the presidential race that descended into chaos the recounts been ordered for two high profile races for governor and for the senate after they were too close to call gabler's under reports from washington d.c. . the midterm elections are over but not in florida the race

president recep tayyip erdogan said over the -- said he would share the recordings with the u.s., france, germany saudi arabia, , and others. meanwhile reporter from the , a turkish daily, pro-government sabah newspaper, told al jazeera that khashoggi's final words, as heard on the recording were -- "i'm suffocating. take this bag off my head, i'm claustrophobic." amnesty international has withdrawn the ambassador of conscience award -- its highest honor -- from burmese leader aung san suu kyi in response to the military atrocities and ongoing persecution of burma''s rohingya minority. in a letter to suu kyi, amnesty international secretary general kumi naidoo writes -- "you have chosen to overlook and excuse the brutal oppression and crimes against humanity committed by the military against the rohingya and your office has actively shielded the military from international scrutiny and accountability. we have also been appalled to witness your administration spread hate narratives against minorities, fostering rather than challenging discrimination and hostility." this comes as the repatriation o

u.s. france germany and the u.k. . the death toll has doubled to at least twenty three is wildfires continue to burn in california two hundred thousand people have been forced to leave their homes the coastal community of malibu has been evacuated. and at least twelve people have been killed as heavy rains caused flash flooding across jordan tourists have been forced to run for higher ground and petra the kingdom's ancient city. democratic republic of congo says the latest outbreak of ebola is the worst in its history the health ministry says nearly two hundred people have died in two northeastern provinces since august groups are said to be preventing health workers from leaching patients. as a specialist in infectious diseases and tropical medicine and he says medical stuff and d r c are struggling to get infected people in time. well certainly it's a very tragic event and it is a bad outbreak in it had ten zero zero zero groups of people up for it this is the worst and the largest ebola virus so great so far this ou

u.s. france germany britain and canada his prime minister justin trudeau at knowledged his country had received copy we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with other like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia but the u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has spoken by phone with the crown prince and emphasize the u.s. will hold accountable all those involved in the killing the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says accountability should also extend to those who gave the order he was in riyadh on monday for talks with king solomon. i told very frankly about our concerns about what happened and how important it is for saudi strategic partners to know that this cannot and will not happen again and the first step in that process not the only step but the first step in the process is to make sure there is proper accountability for the people who are responsible person people who commit it's also the people in case you want us to react and. due process is in train at the moment

u.s. france germany and the you came about has more from paris. it was a crucial moment for president who was hoping to push the americans towards a tougher stance against sandy arabiya i guess the backdrop of the murder of a saudi journalist. turkey wants the international community to keep up the pressure against the saudis for the kingdom to come out and say who gave the order to kill. he has somehow dominated the agenda of some of the meeting specifically the meeting between presidents donald trump and a man well they said that they wanted the saudis to give more details about what happened to the saudi journalist the death toll from fires burning in california has doubled to at least twenty three two hundred thousand people have been forced to leave their homes fires have destroyed one hundred fifty houses in los angeles county and the coastal community of malibu has been evacuated. at least twelve people have been killed as heavy rain caused flash flooding across jordan tourists have been forced to run for higher ground and petra kingdoms an

u.s. saudi arabia france germany and the u.k. it was a move designed to put further pressure on the international community and the u.s. in particular to take concrete action against syria and these we have given the recordings to saudi arabia the americans the british the germans to everyone they've listened to the conversations on those recordings they know what's being said there's no point in distorting this fact amongst the fifteen they know who the murderer is or the murderers are and the saudi arabian administration can succeed in bringing this to light by making a fifteen speech. the turkish president did not say exactly what was the recordings but accuse the saudis of stalling the investigation and called on the kingdom to identify these killers. announcement we not have gone unnoticed as leaders gather to commemorate the hundredth anniversary of the end of the first world war us president donald trump and french president even where micron had their own agenda to deal with trying to overcome differences about european de

u.s. saudi arabia france germany and the u.k. it was a move designed to put further pressure on the international community and the u.s. in particular to take concrete action against syria and these we have given the recordings to saudi arabia the americans the british the germans to everyone they've listened to the conversations on those recordings they know what's being said there's no point in distorting this fact amongst the fifteen they know who the murderer is or the murderers are and the saudi arabian administration can succeed in bringing this to light by making a fifteen speech. the turkish president did not say exactly what was the recordings but accuse the saudis of stalling the investigation and called on the kingdom to identify these killers. announcement we not have gone unnoticed as leaders gather to commemorate the hundredth anniversary of the end of the first world war us president donald trump and french president eman well micron have their own agenda to deal with trying to overcome differences about european de

u.s. germany france and the united kingdom the leaders of those countries are in france to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the end of the first world war or to discuss the issue with the u.s. president on saturday and paris and also met french president manuel macron and agreed on a number of issues related to the case they said saudi arabia needs to shed more light on the murder and the case should not destabilize the region or one has previously said he believes the order to kill the journalist came from the highest levels of the saudi government these. if you do that we have shared the recordings with saudi arabia the americans the british the germans with everyone they've listened to the conversations on those recordings they know what's been said there's no point in distorting this fact among the fifteen suspects they know who the murderer is all murderers are and saudi arabia can bring old this to light by making those fifteen suspects speak. let's introduce the panel now and joining us from istanbul matthew bryza former white house official now a non resident senior fellow at the atl

germany u.k. u.s. and france. which of those countries do you anticipate. having a really strong position to continue to publicly push for answers on what happened out of those countries i just said do they all need to be on the same page well saugor b.-a as the main oil suppliers to international comic system is crucial for everybody and on top of that of course germany u.k. and france ok janelle you of course united states is selling syria's size of arms to saudi arabia so this is economy an energy based thought is absolutely very making the issue hectic hectic for everybody and also for turkey that's why turkey is not pushing very explicitly very strongly against is. against to solder mbia because. turkey trying to to manage or balance all this different aspects of this problem and including not to jeopardize including not to jeopardizing the issues about energy transfer is a source of for but the problem here is the crown prince monmouth's sol mung if i'm not mistaken his name i think he is not. obviously a good choice knight a full solder obeah nor for

germany u.k. u.s. and france. which of those countries do you anticipate. having a really strong position to continue to publicly push for answers on what happened out of those countries i just said do they all need to be on the same page well saugor be as the main oil suppliers to international comic system is crucial for everybody and on top of that of course germany u.k. and france ok janelle you of course united states is selling syria's size of arms to saudi arabia so this is economy an energy based thought ice is absolutely very making the issue hectic hectic for everybody and also for turkey that's why turkey is not pushing very explicitly very strongly against is. against to solder mbia because. turkey trying to to manage or balance all this different aspects of this problem including not to jeopardize including not to jeopardizing the issues about energy transfer is a source of for it but the problem here is the crown prince mohammed sol mung i'm not mistaken his name i think he is not. obviously a good choice night or full saugor obeah nor for the

he has gen copies to the u.s., the u.k., germany, france, and saudi arabia.unding campaign has raised money to help a homeless man who tried to stop a knife attacker in austria by ramming him with a shopping trolley. he was killed trying to stop the man from stabbing two police officers in melbourne. thettack is being treated as a terrorist incident. 150 peoplehours, have been kil' in yemen'port city of hodeidah, according to reports, e with much of fighting in residential neighborhoods. airstrikes from the saudi-let coalition backed by the u. and britain have nearly doubled in the first week of november compared to the previous month. now there are fears that vital supply lines for aid be destroyed. from sanaa, our correspondent has this report. reporter: pushing towards the citycoalition troops led by the saudi and emirati forces are attempting to take the strategic port of hodeidah from houthi rebels. for three years the conflict has been stuck in a painful stalemate. this offensive, which the coalition has called operationld victory, could change the cour

u.s. germany and france the co-operative is currently negotiating with chinese wholesalers that planning to acquire more land for crops next year. and that's why it's for me for the moment more news at the top of the office stay tuned here at the brown thomas is next with quadriga he'll be discussing the state of u.s. politics after the maids coming right off after this thank you very much for watching up. more intrigued international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week both republicans and democrats say they won the midterm who's right and what lies ahead a vortex of gridlock in subpoenas i want to allies and enemies that those questions straight ahead on. w. lawyer. culture. hair. superman. superfood. long long gone to lead a. lifestyle you're a. little. slick . carefully. don't know who is simply being nice to be a good. discovery . subscribe to the documentary on you tube. hello and welcome to quadriga w.'s international talk show coming to you from berlin i'm brian thomas great to have you with us when the counting was over it was spin time in washington with bot

we have seen germany, france and the u.s.enewing calls for china to close down detention camps that activists say are holding one million muslim minorities. former detainees have described the camps as political indoctrination centers were muslims are forced to renounce their faith and swear loyalty to the communist party. beijing has rejected all accusations of mass internment, calling the charges politically motivated. reporter: we're driving through an oasis city on the silk road. we're looking for a reeducation camp, something the chinese governmentnt says does not exis. but we find one. surveillance cameras, a watchtower, high walls, andd barbed wirire. we have to film undercover and constantly watch out for police. a passerby tells us that people study here, but reports say it is more like indoctrination. satellite images show the site has an eight block complex of buildings and a sports field. 5000 kilometers away near stuttgart, he studies the sysystem of oppression in te province. he is familiar of the compound we sa

leaders of france germany b. u.s. and russia also used the opportunity to discuss a number of key political challenges the attended a working lunch up the elise a policy reportedly discussing syria nuclear proliferation and sanctions plenty of interest had been building over the prospect of a one to one meeting between the russian and american presidents but that didn't help the two leaders opposite sides of the table they hinted that talks would be more likely to take place at the next g. twenty in argentina at the end of the month he has done hawkins with more. there was also another aspect that caught the media's attention aside from the main event and that was endless speculation to leave us in particular the president of russia vladimir putin and the us president donald trump media speculation was rife for weeks on end how would that meeting take place would there be a meeting a tool which leader would show him who what signals would that send to the world and indeed to other leaders and how would the french mayb

germany u.k. u.s. and france. which of those countries do you anticipate. having a really strong position to continue to publicly push for answers on what happened out of those countries i just said do they all need to be on the same page well saugor be as the main oil suppliers to international comic system is crucial for everybody and on top of that of course germany u.k. even france ok janelle you of course united states is selling syria's size of arms to saudi arabia so this is economy an energy based thought ice is absolutely very making the issue hectic hectic for everybody and also for turkey that's why turkey is not pushing very explicitly very strongly against is. against to solder mbia because. turkey trying to to manage or balance all this different aspects of this problem including not to jeopardize including not to jeopardizing the issues about energy transfer is a source of for it but the problem here is the crown prince mohammed sol mung i'm not mistaken his name i think he is not. obviously a good choice night or full saugor obeah nor for th

u.s., china and russia. but it was germany in world wars one and two. how did that work out for france? they were starting to learn german in paris before the u.s. came along. pay for nato or not!" france and germany are allies now-- you can't just pick a conflict from history. (as trump) "also, france, i wouldn't trust italy. remember how ceasar invaded your southern province to pay off his debts? veni, vedi, vinci." ( laughter ) but trump saved his best twitter scream for last: "make france great again!" "m.f.g.a!" ( laughter ) i think-- i suspect donald trump's going to have a new look at his next rally! ( laughter ) "look, look... ah, ah, aa-ah, ah." of course, while in paris, the only warm greeting he got was from vladimir putin. and it's no wonder reporters were saying that trump's foreign visit was "rocky." i completely disagree. it was nothing like "rocky." at least in those movies, america stood up to russia! but now putin is destabilizing nato, russia is interfering with our elections, and even ivan drago is back in "creed 2." well, i say it is time america fights back again. l

france than in germany. germany and france are still miles away from the u.s. re private contractors serve as a kind of mercenary force. but if he can omit considerations increasingly come to govern defense policy germany and france could find themselves at a crossroads. or a get more back here for the party to make the move it's a troubling development for both political and democratic reasons. decisions regarding military intervention must be made by the state and be subject to democratic rules so fierce. when military activities are outsourced to private companies we risk that wars will be waged in order to increase private profits yes we have failed. and especially if you want to boost profits for shareholders if she for i mean anything citing a war will do that before they'll always be the temptation. to. germany and france are facing similar challenges to militaries are in transition and both are likely to see their wills and missions continue to expand in the future. both the french and german armed forces a struggling with financial i'm structural proble

u.s. officials schools to enforce and to strengthen sanctions against russia we certainly encourage all european allies saluki what additional sanctions could be implemented i've seen of the sport and that it's not something germany and france have said they're considering but these things i think can develop over time the u.s. president donald trump himself austin whether he's going to condemn russia's actions in the u.s. well he spoke more critically of russia than he has in a long while but he said that he's going to wait for a full report from his advisors before condemning any russian action that will be very determinative maybe i won't have the meeting maybe i won't even have the meeting i don't like that aggression i don't want that aggression at all absolutely and by the way europe shouldn't like that aggression and germany shouldn't like that aggression he's referring there of course to the pre-agreed meeting with vladimir putin on the sidelines of the g. twenty summit in argentina but we were also heard a lot of criticism in the press in the russian press especially with calls and questions to donald trump and other leaders and why they are condemning russia hard enough but let's. have the president trump issued a

defense secretary today is that france and germany already belong to one military alliance along with the u.k. the u.s. and a swathe of other countries remember nato and gavin williamson's point is that france and germany should be aiming to meet their two percent g.d.p. target of defense spending on nato before they start thinking about forming any alternative armies now france at the moment spends about one point eight percent g.d.p. on defense and germany spends about one point two and the e.u. is very much part of nato in fact just today the e.u.'s top diplomat. she met with the secretary general of nato in brussels and reaffirmed how. the military alliances take a listen corp with nato that is strengthening i would be pleased to welcome to the regional stoltenberg again this morning with us and our cooperation with nato is the strongest ever so disagreement over and e.u. army maybe but there is one thing that all of these countries agree on the u.s. the e.u. the u.k. is part of it still all agree on the need to defend themselves against russia said it when making this e.u. army proposal and nato

defense secretary today is that france and germany already belong to one military alliance along with the u.k. the u.s. and a swathe of other countries remember nato and gavin williamson's point is that france and germany should be aiming to meet their two percent g.d.p. target of defense spending on nato before they start thinking about forming any alternative armies now france at the moment spends about one point eight percent g.d.p. on defense and germany spends about one point two and the e.u. is very much part of nato in fact just today the top diplomat for. she met with the secretary general of nato in brussels and reaffirmed how important the military alliances take a listen population with nato that is strengthening i would be pleased to welcome or to go to general stoltenberg again this morning with us and our cooperation with nato is the strongest ever so disagreement over an e.u. army maybe but there is one thing that all these countries agree on the u.s. the e.u. the u.k. is part of it still all agree on the need to defend themselves against russia said it when making this e.u. army propos

the president came out swinging noting that it was of the u.s., china, russia that attacked france, it was germany and world wars and two. how does that work out for french? they were starting to learn german in paris until the u.s. came along. pay for nato or not! macron's low of true approval ratings set off the president's right hook, make france great again. from any angle, the presidents relationship with some of europe's most prominent leaders has become increasingly threadbare. angela merkel agreed with macron suggestions that now may be the time for a well-rounded european army. ironic considering that's what nato is supposed to be, bret, nato officials believed by the end of the air, eight member nations will meets that 2% target, and while that might not seem like a big deal, back in 2014, only three of nato member nations met the 2% target. be 26? >> bret: kevin corke live on the north lawn. first lady melania trump wants the administration to sever ties with deputy national security advisor mira ricardo. mrs. trump believes ricardo no longer serves the deserves the honor of serving in

u.s. britain russia france china and germany the e.u. back in twenty fifteen those sanctions will be reimposed on monday that's according to u.s. officials particularly reports now from washington d.c. . it's probably fair to say u.s. foreign policy has never been announced like this but this is an actual tweet from the u.s. president meant to look like a movie poster warning that sanctions are coming from the president later address on the south lawn sanctions are starting on iran and you know iran is they get a very big hit his top aides including treasury secretary steve minutia and talking tough as well on a conference call with reporters the treasury department will have more than seven hundred names to our list of bladder cancer days this includes hundreds of targets previously credited sanction for leave under the j c p o as well as more than three hundred new technology.

relating to the murder of jamal khashoggi with saudi arabia the united states person france and germany meanwhile the french and u.s. presidents have smoothed over a disagreement on defenses they met in paris where they are attending world war one commemorations on his way to france to attack the manual on school for a european army. and in yemen military officials say pro-government forces have seized the main hospital in the key port city of the data. where they've stepped up that offensive. or in other stories we're following closely at least eleven people have been killed and thousands left homeless as two wildfires continue to burn out of control in the u.s. state of california one of the fires is in the north where twenty seven thousand homes were evacuated in the south all residents of the beach city of malibu been ordered to leave their homes and a state of emergency has also been declared rob reynolds is live for us in malibu and rob we've been speaking about firefighters struggling to contain the blazes which continue in the north and south of the state what are conditions like where you are. well where w

u.s. allies including germany britain and france. the washington post has also reported that to egyptian president sisi and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have reached out to senior officials in the trumpet ministration to express support for the crown prince had been sound man arguing that he's an important strategic partner in the region meanwhile in paris the lights of the eiffel tower have been turned off to mark the upcoming international day to end impunity for crimes against journalists the aim is to highlight the rights and freedoms of the press comes nearly one month after the killing of three and a time when threats against journalists are more widespread than ever. sounded coalition in yemen has deployed thousands of troops to the main port city of her data that's despite growing calls to end the fighting the u.n. says it's backing that the u.s. demand for a political solution a special envoy to yemen is relaunching talks with the saudi coalition and toothy rebels in sweden in november this president donald trum

u.s. tech firms in germany the eel's biggest market is hoping for a broad agreement between e.u. member states by summer twenty twenty france on the other hand it's a term and to push through a proposal for an evil white tax this year. when there is a will there is the way. and there is a we've come from time for many countries to have your ducks. direct t.v. by the end of the shows and teach but all e.u. countries have to agree before a law can be adopted and things don't look promising that's why italy is putting pressure on brussels rome has said it will impose its own national digital tax if there's no e.u. consensus. the german arm of u.s. asset management firm blackrock is under investigation for fraud the world's largest fund managers expect it is suspected rather of so-called comix deals a practice of rapid share trading that generates multiple tax rebates for investors blackrock headquarters was searched in munich on tuesday germany's blackrock german village mouths in the running to take over from as the leader of the c.d.o. parties party transactions in question happened before twenty eleven amounts only joined t

u.s. on a policy assurance probably because france and germany are two that's given some kind of strength to the british foreign office and the british government in general. the americans determined to garrett's alone on this and it just shows there are solutions granted that they are breaking away from international law was walking out of a solemn really engaged international agreement which was ratified by the united nations security council and it just shows that they are stepping out beyond the scope of international law so what do you predict jonathan will happen next they neither. companies to try and continue to trade with the ram but they then get caught up in some sort of sanctions from the us could this be very damaging in the long term for us relations. as well we've already got to kind of mini trade war going on between the e.u. and the us sir it's not the first time that there's been economic. conflict or disputes between the two sides but it goes back of course there's a comparable example of the cuban sanctions when the united states put sanctions on cuba and the european

u.s. u.k. russia france and china and the plus one is germany and they agreed to end sanctions if iran stop their nuclear program that has been in place since but u.s. president donald trump announced the u.s. was pulling out of the deal saying this. that this was a horrible one sided deal that should have never ever been made it didn't bring calm it didn't bring peace and it never will. so here we are and u.s. sanctions go back into place on november fourth but so far a radiant oil is still being exported celebrity accepted him a current circus situation sure well iran which of course is opec's third largest producer was pumping close to four million barrels a day or earlier this year about two point five million of that going to exports now earlier round of sanctions under president obama cut iran or oil exports to about half two roughly one million barrels a day which was from two thousand and twelve to twenty fifteen but now barred the new sanctions aimed to cut iranian sales to zero and iranian exports fell to one point seven million barrels a day just last month but now barred iran is findi

u.s. does turn the tide of the war against belligerents that were exhausted, near he's going on in france, in germany the home front was crumbling. the u.s. comes in as a strong new world power, gung ho soldiers for the most part. that is how the u.s. turned the tide. if the germans had won world war i, we might have had a very different 20th century. host: we are looking at silent film from the home front. how were americans reacting to this war, and how did they get news? guest: this was the golden age of the newspaper. most americans read a newspaper. there were foreign correspondents all over europe. you did not get information every day the way we do now, every hour. there was certainly lots of information coming to americans. there were also very early newsreels people could see when they went to the cinema about the war. there was no shortage of information. the information, as now, was often partisan. those who supported the war often said one thing. those who opposed said something else. host: the day after the war ended, surrender is unconditional. this is world war ii, so does the wrong pe