u.s. allies in the region and the iranians also to get their perspective. in the news business context and it's largely missing in the u.s. iran coverage for most americans this conflict goes back to $979.00 the islamic revolution and the subsequent hostage taking a $52.00 americans in tehran held captive in their embassy for 444 days but it's what led to the 1979 hostage crisis that iranians remember the 1953 and the u.s. led cooed that brought down the government of prime minister mohammad mosaddegh and reinstalled the autocratic shah of iran who would rule his people for a quarter century but there's even more to us iran has such as the role that america played in the iran iraq war in the 1980 s. when the reagan administration helped sadam the saints forces and his army used chemical weapons at least 100000 iranians were casualties but despite that long troubled backstory in 2015 there ron came to an agreement with the u.s. the e.u. and 5 other countries in which it agreed to limit its national nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions the ir

u.s. china trade war the end just mention that's intensifying new chinese counter tariffs on u.s. imports go into effect on saturday targeting 60000000000 dollars worth of goods beijing also says it's creating a blacklist of foreign individuals and companies to ban from supplying chinese firms and caught in this tit for tat are normal businesses here's a look at the difficult decisions they're being forced to make. pink for the girls . and cars for the boys the family run furniture retailer delta children has its business model down pat but it's supply chain that's up in the air the company's products are imported from china and now subject to new u.s. tariffs wires retailers companies like myself don't know what to do we place orders or do we not place orders if we place orders in china. 25 percent do the rate. it's gets very expensive if we move the production and the duty wake up come comes off what happens to the existence of horrors that we do so we're in the dilemma we don't know we are uncertain is the worst thing you could do for business and they aren't alone businesses a

u.s. economic priority a new nafta deal is now at risk. also in the show the u.s. china trade war threatens to retry all long established supply chains we'll show you why by looking at one of american business. we'll tell you why farmers helping to fuel china's extraordinary coffee are so happy. and qatar hastens to rebuild its image after complaints about dismal and deadly working conditions in its new stadiums for the 2022 world cup. welcomes your business update i'm stephen beard thanks for joining us president donald trump says he will levy a 5 percent tariff on all mexican imports unless the country curbs migration across the u.s. southern border by june 10th a tariff could rise to 25 percent in october mexico's president andres manuel lopez obrador says he will respond with quote great prudence to trump's latest threat and that it won't stop his country from ratifying the new nafta agreement the u.s. chamber of commerce america's top business lobby as meanwhile said it is considering legal action to stop the move. and let's take a closer look at this with our

were to write a headline on the coverage of this story it would read anonymous government sources u.s. news media risks being manipulated again. all of a sudden you have a news headline that takes over the world which comes from a rather dubious and questionable source but by the time that people start asking questions is already too late because the narrative has been that has to take into account the ace. single source story we can potentially start of this disaster of confrontation and this really i think increases the burden of responsibility. to make sure to take and they triple checked their sourcing and they say what you mad with a media outlets relying on certain sources is not something peculiar or uncommon on the country because well why whether in the us or elsewhere and then this is especially true when the masses relate to state security or intelligence which always involves a particular sources who can provide verification or information. that there was a wall street journal report on the threat from iran would seem very interesting is that the headline was almost the exact op

according to "u.s. newste of washington is the best state to live in in america. no doubt because of its booming economy due to blue chip companies like amazon, microsoft and boeing. they made their hopes there. president trump touting the jobs and the roaring economy in louisiana today. >> we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. last month we created another 263,000 jobs, crushing expectations. since the election we created nearly six million jobs including 57,000 new oil and gas pipeline construction jobs. [cheers and applause] liz: so even "the new york times" admitting the economy is on fire. "new york times" says president trump is running on the strongest economy of any president seeking re-election since bill clinton in 1996 and arguably since richard nixon in 1972. we should note that unions have yet to come out in force to endorse any democrat. joining me now national taxpayer s union mattie duppler. what is your take on all of this? >> the economy is strongest it has been in qui

u.s. allies in the region and the iranians also to get their perspective. in the news business context and it's largely missing in the u.s. iran coverage for most americans this conflict goes back to $979.00 the islamic revolution and the subsequent hostage taking a $52.00 americans in tehran held captive in their embassy for 444 days but it's what led to the 1979 hostage crisis that iranians remember 953 and the u.s. led couth that brought down the government of prime minister mohammad mosaddegh and re-installed the autocratic shah of iran who would rule his people for a quarter century but there's even more to us iran has such as the role that america played in the iran iraq war in the 1900. eighty's when the reagan administration helped sadam the saints forces and his army used chemical weapons at least 100002 romney and were casualties despite that long troubled backstory in 2015 iran came to an agreement with the us the e.u. and 5 other countries in which it agreed to limit its national nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions the iranians

more troops to the middle east to guard against what it says are potential threats from iran the u.s. news agencies are reporting donald trump's national security team will be briefed on thursday. early vote counting in india suggests prime minister to reject modi is on course for a major victory in the world's biggest poll according to the election commission nobody's ruling coalition is off to a bigger than expected 600000000000 ballots are still being tallied. and northwestern syria rebels have launched a counterattack against pro-government forces fighting has been intensifying in their lives province since last month despite a cease fire program by turkey and russia. u.s. president donald trump asked accuse top democrats of tearing the country apart by pursuing investigations into his administration he's refused to comply with congress after the release of a report into russian interference in the 2016 election separately a judge's ruling may now allow democrats access to trump's financial and business records carefully halkett reports. it was supposed to be a bipartisan meeting with

u.s. allies in the region and the iranians also to get their perspective. in the news business context and it's largely missing in the u.s. iran coverage for most americans this conflict goes back to $979.00 the islamic revolution and the subsequent hostage taking a $52.00 americans in tehran held captive in their embassy for. 444 days but it's what led to the 1979 hostage crisis that iranians remember 953 and the u.s. led to that brought down the government of prime minister mohammad mosaddegh and reinstalled the autocratic shah of iran who would rule his people for a quarter century but there's even more to us iran history such as the role that america played in the iran iraq war in the 1980 s. when the reagan administration helped sadam the scenes forces and his army used chemical weapons at least 100000 iranians were casualties and despite that long troubled backstory in 2015 there ron came to an agreement with the us the e.u. and 5 other countries in which it agreed to limit its national nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions the iranian

europe and japan particular who feared a 25 percent tax president trump has dangled new tariffs of course as the u.s. negotiates trade deals with japan and the european union so yes wall street i gather was pretty happy to get this news today wasn't it. you you could certainly say so we started the day on the downside and then when news broke that the u.s. president on is probably not going to impose those tariffs anytime soon we saw a huge turnaround in the markets we also by the way had us common you affect the rosette trading to the upside but also if you look at the broader scheme of things it might show that us president to donald trump has learned a lesson specially after this huge market drop on monday deescalation was all those trade tensions actually might be good for the markets and therefore also good for u.s. president donald trump who defied some sell for quite a bit was the performance of wall street. corner with the latest from new york thank you and staying in the u.s. the american aviation regulator the f.a.a. is on the hot seat for its role in the certification of boeing 737 max an

u.s. government official tells c.b.s. news this category of weapon is routinely supplied by iran to its proxies in iraq iran's policies in the region are often. aligned various destabilizing as if everybody else's actions in the region are benign stabilizing a look at what saudi arabia has done in yemen in the past 4 years look at what the u.s. did in the region by destabilizing iraq so i think this kind of demonizing iran and portraying iran as the source of all evil in the region is by definition hype and by the finish and results in misguided policies that could produce another tragedy like the iraq war what nobody had to cover in 195-3979 or in 2003 with iraq was an american commander in chief on twitter effectively negotiating with a major foreign state on a micro blogging site donald trump not the most articulate. the president the u.s. has ever produced can be remarkably clear and forceful on twitter however diplomacy is not easily conducted when the players are limited to $280.00 characters or few. from the very beginn

to send thousands of troops to the middle east in response to what it says are threats from iran u.s. news agencies are reporting donald trump's national security team will be briefed on thursday. early vote counting in india suggests prime minister to read from modi is on course for a 2nd term in office courting to the election commission modi's ruling coalition is off to a bigger than expected lead at britain's prime minister theresa may is resisting calls to resign after her latest crisis plan backfired that included a possible vote on whether to hold a 2nd box of referendum was made legislation passes the 1st stage. security and a nation's capital still tied after election results sparked a violent protests 6 people were killed in riots and 200 injured on tuesday or testers are angry that president djoko we don't know was declared the winner of last month's election they say there was widespread cheating that the election commission says the poll was free and fair opposition candidate. is expected to challenge the result in court laurence louis has more from jakarta. it's a different s

and putin says he has to stick to the 2015 new cleargreen meant despite the u.s. move to exit the deal. and tech giants unveil new rules to crack down on violent content talk to criticism of the handling of the christ church mosque attacks. what if this was an actual real live stream of child pornography nobody would be even debating this i would say you've got to fix this technology it's a very very difficult. moratorium to.

that thank you for watching this news are a quick reminder of our big breaking news story before we leave you and that the u.s. administration imposing new sanctions on iran's metals we will have more on this from washington in just a few minutes live on al-jazeera from our under news center next thanks george. i am. in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking school. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we were a tan to see how the students and the scheme of helping change the face of india. sympathetic announces iraq. when the news breaks. when people need to be hurt and the story needs to be told. the wall of radio with the exclusive interview very dangerous for journalists to choose publishers all around the world and in-depth reports are real be canadian courts in there with al-jazeera as teams on the ground are not my world to bring you more award winning documentaries and life news. becoming a living legend to the young age was simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clout the book piec

tensions keep rising between the united states and iran but with u.s. new military personnel heading to the gulf, iraq is trying to reduce the tensions. >> reporter: amid rising tensions between the uber and iran, the country of iraq is offering to mediate a peaceful resolution. iraq's foreign minister announced trying to find a solution with iran minister. he took the opportunity to say iraq does not believe an economic blockade is helpful with the u.s. increasing sanctions on iran. he said finding a middle ground before he made it clear his country is ready for a military confrontation. >> we'll defend ourselves against any efforts for a war against iran whether it is a mill trear one or an economic one that would victimize the ire iranian people and we will face it with strength and resistance. >> the u.s. is preparing for a e region and will have more stationed there. the troop level could increase more if iran begins new work on weapons. he said today that the islamic republic could vote a referendum on what to do withpr and they could negotiate this s

. >> the school has won numerous roads the latest the top national ranking according to u.s. news & world report 42nd in the u.s., 30 california a number 1 in the bay area. >> we are very proud of our school. >> reporter: sensible sonja flores says the early college model which allows students to take college courses while still enrolled in high school, plus its small size has led to success. we have only 300 students so we are able a lot of individual attention to students and each student has their own individual plan for success. >> rankings based on several academic charts including the number of students taking and passing advanced placement test. >> they will commit to you if they feel like you're not doing your best. >> reporter: schools ranked on the performance of minority and low income students. >> everyone here is chasing their dream. >> the minority enrollment is 78% including many students from farmworker families. >> all these kids are coming here because they want to succeed in life. >> reporter: the school funded by a grant from the bill and melinda gates foundati

in other news now and the u.s. china trade route is taking on new proportions stocks in both asia and the u.s. took a beating today as washington and beijing raised the stakes entering a new face off tit for tat terrorists u.s. president denied that he was consumers would pay for higher tariffs on chinese imports and he wants china not to follow suit but beijing said it would not swallow any bitter fruit that harmed its interests. china's response to washington's lightest tariffs was as swift as it was predictable beijing says it will impose additional tariffs of 20 to 25 percent on $60000000000.00 worth of us imports. raising tariffs will not solve any problems but china will never surrender to external pressure we have the determination and the ability to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests. more than $5000.00 u.s. products including american airplane parts and liquefied natural gas are among exports to be hit by the new tariffs from the beginning of next month washington sanctions announced on friday ac

. >>> more breaking news today, the u.s. leveling more than a dozen new charges against julian assange. the government now accusing him of violating federal espionage laws dramatically ratcheting up the case against him. our pete williams has details. >> reporter: as the ge u.s. seeks to

"u.s. news & world report." here's a look at which schools made the cut -- thomas jefferson high school for science and technology in alexandria, virgina, ranked fourth nationally. in maryland, walt whitman high school in bethesda ranked 93rd. in the district, benjamin banneker ranked 178th. the magazine changed its gradi criteria for this year's rankings to give a more ns comprehee look at the schools. the montgomery county school st system is quening the rankings and released a message to families saying it believes a list i inaccurate. ys the ool system report failed to take into om mathematics data that would have improved the ranks of several montgomery county schools. "u.s. news" did respond to the concerns. >>> if you're a fan of the kentucky derby, your plans are set for this weekend. the most exciting two minutes in sports is tomorrow. and this year th ie a new favorite. e horse, omaha beach, had to be taken out of the race because of a breathing problem. now game winner is the favorite

u.s. critics -- new scientific research just published in the u.s. predicts twice as much. meter sea level that would project in 2100 is not the most like scenario but it is a plausible scenario. it is one we should consider if we want to plan and adapt to future sealevel rise. it was based on the assumption that we carry on increasing our editions of greenhouse gases into the future. sadly, carbon emissions have carried on increasing even after the paris agreement in 2015. >> the authors combined the assessments of 22 scientists and insist this is a worst-case scenario, a world where we have not taken action, where global temperatures have hit five degrees celsius and the world havehave risen -- seas risen by two meters. they say there is still time to act but that has yet to happen. just last week, the oceanic and atmospheric agency said carbon dioxide is now at its highest level in human history. "al jazeera." specializes in climate adaptation of the nature conservancy. he says urgent action is neneedd to avoid the most extreme outcomes. >> no matter what we do, there is

u.s. department of justice is announced 17 more charges against julian a song the new indictment claims the wiki leaks co-founder revealed the names of people working for the u.s. government's putting their lives at risk his own sees kenneth more and with more there are new federal criminal charges being filed against julian assange in addition to the initial charge of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion we now have 17 new counts including the 1917 espionage act at this point there is a total of 18 criminal charges against julian a song each of the new charges carries up to 10 years in prison the initial charge potential of 5 years that brings the total amount of time julian assange could spend behind bars of convicted to be 175 years this is some of what is in the indictment. a federal grand jury returned an 18 count superseding indictment today charging julian p. saunders with offenses that relate to his songes allege rule in one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states the superseding indictment alleges that astonish was complicit with

much more difficult to tell fact from fiction may not come as a surprise to the if you're in the u.s. news and reporting there according to a new study by the rand a think tank in america. so we end up in a situation where not only are we not sure what's true and what's not but we're not even really sure where to go out to find that factual information that's coming in bias and the way we process information we like to be right we seek out things that prove that we're right we disregard things that things that were wrong technology changes fast and institutions change slow so schools haven't caught up in terms of providing students with the skills they need to be able to navigate that space and then finally polarization and we've alluded to it here several times in the political space but it's also important to think about social economic into a graphic dollars these so the news in a digital age report examines the coverage of 15 media outlets think clues such pillars as the new york times the washington post also major t.v. networks like c.n.n. and b.b.c. and fox all came under the micros

. >> the school has won numerous roads the latest the top national ranking according to u.s. news & world report 42nd in the u.s., 30 california a number 1 in the bay area. >> we are very proud of our school. >> reporter: sensible sonja flores says the early college model which allows students to take college courses while still

u.s. with new sanctions? all that as the u.s. an aircraft carrier to the gulf to deter what it says is an increased threat from iran. none of this is getting easier. james landale, bbc news. laura: for more on this i was joined earlier by ken cllack, a form analyst who is now at the american enterprise institute. the u.s. says iran's announcement is intentionally ambiguous. what is iran tryg to do here? ken: i think it is time to be -- it is trying to be ambiguous, but i don't think it is necessarily a bad thing. the iranians are trying to signal to the international community and to the russians, the chinese, and the eu that its patience is running out, it is feeling a tremendous amount of pressure from the united b stat, ieves it is acting in accord with the nuclear deal and that the u.s. isn't. and that side for doing the right thing. it is signaling that its patience with the approach will come to an end. laura: if iran does enrich uranium in 60 days time, how will that escalate tenwith the u.s., which are already very high? k

government agencies themselves showing that the people of crimea prefer being part of russia in the u.s. news media it's all been presented as the russians invaded they then station sham election with people with guns at their backs somehow they big the ballot boxes to get 96 percent approval for rejoining russia idea of a referendum in crimea is just quite simply unconstitutional but it does raise questions on whether these folk really is free and fair especially given the heavy military presence in crimea right now errol so that's how it's been sold to merican people the reality is very different yet it's fantastic the n.b.a. electric thousands of people have gathered in the capital crime and sex. it's come from up all all of this funding away from a dem held last sunday in which the majority of people here overwhelmingly voted in support of being reunited with russia. there has been. a slow in the in the when that was. when enough. so in the media. so should you know about something you saw. as a place in the west and. you. know when you will be able. you know world's big partners. lot and

this is deja vu news live from berlin the u.s. plays down speculation it's heading for war with iran. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o says america is not seeking conflict although the u.s. would respond if its interests were attacked he touched on the issue of talks with russian leaders also coming up. ukrainian women becoming surrogate mothers to make ends meet they are in thousands of euros to carry babies for couples in western europe including from germany. i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh has played down the prospects of an immediate conflict with iran tensions between iran and the u.s. have of course attends a fide over the past week with the u.s. sending warships and aircraft to the gulf it also says that iran may be behind the alleged sabotage attacks on shipping in the region upon pale was circumspect of talks in russia after an intensive round of shuttle diplomacy. dorman and mike pompei was on a mission a mission that didn't go quite the way he planned pompei has b

to send thousands of troops to the middle east in response to what it says are threats from iran u.s. news agencies are reporting that donald trump's national security team will be briefed on thursday. and u.s. president trump has accused top democrats of tearing the country apart by pursuing investigations into his administration he's refused to comply with congress after the release of a report into russian interference and the 2016 election separately a judge's ruling may now allow democrats access to trump's financial and business records kimberly how could reports. it was supposed to be a bipartisan meeting with democrats about fixing america's roads bridges and airport but when democrats arrive for the white house meeting on wednesday u.s. president donald trump abruptly ended it just. took a pass it was planned when we got in the room the curtains were closed why trump is upset democrats are accusing him of blocking multiple attempts to investigate him we believe that the president united states is engaged in a cover up and cover up later called reporters to the rose garden to debun

let's move on to other news now in the u.s. house judiciary committee has voted to hold attorney general william and contempt of congress that escalates the democrats' legal battle the trump ministration of access to russia report by has refused to submit an act of version of the special counsel's findings president trump has asserted executive privilege of the report shielding it from public view and another development on the alleged collusion the us senate intelligence panel has subpoenaed the president. jr he's reportedly being summoned to provide arms about his contacts with russia senators are reportedly looking to question him about his twenty seventeen congressional testimony on plans for a trump tower project in moscow and democrats in the new york state senate have approved a bill that would give congress access. president donald trump state tax returns the bill has to be approved by the new york state house to. gain is following developments in washington. after a long and contentious hearing the house judiciary comm

u.s. and china hash out a last minute trade agreement it won't be easy with donald trump dangling new tariffs. promising. the u.s. is trying to convince the world that shyness telecoms company is a spiral but no one seems to be listening. also despite washington suspicion u.s. tech companies actually rely on chinese talent correspondent taking the bilateral temperature google's io developers conference in telephone. this is business. in berlin welcome china's vice premier arrived in washington today to join crucial trade talks just hours before new u.s. tariffs take effect on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods president donald trump and posed the levies after accusing the chinese of rin aging on earlier trade commitments she repeated at a florida rally last night. they broke the the. new deal have been in the works this week but now the talks are looking increasingly acrimonious the chinese side will be under pressure today to head off those tariffs while beijing says they will retaliate if they take. weighing heavy on those trade talks is the wall way issue the u.s. has been

news coming up in the business u.s. settles its disputes over trade with its neighbors puts the brakes on another one with europe and japan we'll find out what u.s. president tom trump is up to. all that and more coming up next with stephen beardsley i'm calling aspen in berlin they just. played. some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter. put me the world be like in your lifetime in around half a century. your world will be around true degrees moment. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter in this century. we're going to have some climate impacts return greater than we see only. it's really frightening to. why are people more concerned. little yellow. shorts mean to the 1st t.w. . a day of tariff turnarounds the u.s. lifts its duties on canadian mexican metals and says it won't be slapping new tariffs on european or japanese cars for now. also on the show could climate change and the opposition to victory in australia's federal elections. welcome to business i'm stephen beard thanks for joining us us full

president trump is expected to sign an executive order that limits the chinese telecom field in the u.s.. newstorieseline enough to impact the rally that we soldier in the u.s.? is the china trade deal enough to host the market -- and boost the market? frank: we have been saying for some time that trade has really become a soap opera. it is ongoing, it never ends. we have had a change as tariffs have been threatened. it depends on the size of the deal. will there be something behind it? interesting is that there are multiple stories going on. it is not just china, you have europe. your previous speaker spoke about it. you have mexico, canada. those stories are starting to bleed together. i don't think it is a coincidence that today trump says the auto tariffs that the 232 investigations we were looking at, we will delay that for six months. if you are threatening over $100 billion in tariffs with china, do you really want to compound that with large auto tariffs? you can see were all of the stories are starting to flow together. shery: doesn't make sense that we are seeing lower bond yields be

u.s. pressure produce a new and better nuclear deal as washington claims or result in the war that's our topic on the trail join us. next on d w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word going to the little nico case in germany to sunshine. why not born with him. to suffer in simple are mine on your mobile and free. t. w. z. learning course week german made easy. action packed life or bookmarklet. anything's possible as long as our coffee and his friends can drink aren't. these movies and 10 years dark refugee camp. his life story may have ground to a halt. 27 years ago but there's no holding back his dreams. thank you for. cinema don't start me 27 on t.w. . welcome to quadriga savers are rattling once again in the middle east as the standoff between the united states and iran intensifies the trump administration has sent an aircraft carrier to the persian gulf and is updating war plans over what it says are iranian threats to american troops and interests this follows iran's announcement last week in response to tighter u.s. sanctions that it will partly reduce i

. ♪ matt: bonds boom, yields a fall from the u.s. to new zealand -- yields fall from the u.s. new zealand. the yield curve hits its lowest level in years. china avoids being labeled a currency manipulator to let the beijing media says it could cut off the u.s. access to bear resources in a warning shot. , nissan'sd alliance ceo says there may be opportunities in the ups merger proposal -- on fiat's merger proposal. we are less than a half away from the start of european trading, so let's have a look at how futures are shaping up. we had bigger drops which were and have now fallen further than they were at the lowest levels this morning. dax futures down to the ftse futures down -- down, ftse futures are down. what do you see? gmm ishat we see on the a great rotation out of stocks and into bonds. ,art of the ongoing trade war very much at the center of market concerns about where global growth goes from here. this is what we see in terms of outsized moves. some of the asian markets are a little more resilient, but certainly, money coming out of emerging-market fx cleared -- fx.

u.s. representative from new york have a plan. they want to reduce credit card rates to 15%. here's an article by senator sanders. banks have been ripping people off for too long, i have a plan to end it. is you explain what his plan about and that being supported by alexandria ocasio-cortez? what they are trying to do is put a cap on the interest rates that credit cards can charge. right now, the only credit cards that have a rate cap in this country our credit union credit now, that'sight

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♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the cbs evening news this friday, the trade war escalates as the u.saps new tariffs on china. we will look at how this impacts all americans. >> these tariffs often increase prices for consumers. >> is it making american products more competitive? >> yes. >> an iranian commander today said there will be no talks with the u.s. >> this comes as more u.s. forces begin arriving in the region. >> the white house ordering deployment to counter unspecified threats from iran. >> glor: cutting edge treatments offer new hope to patients with pancreatic cancer, one of the leading causes of cancer deaths. >> my body has come back, and the tissue has come back. i feel really good. >> glor: more wet weather could put a damper on mother's day weekend for millions. >> a san francisco teacher battling breast cancer is being forced to pay for her own substitute. >> that just seems fundamentally wrong that you would have to do that when you're battling cancer. >> glor: and steve hartman with a student who refused to miss a day at school for 13 years. >> reporter: so you

right wing pro israel advocates with zero evidence making exactly the opposite clients here that the u.s. news media bends over backwards so humanize palestinians well demonizing israel consistently the times has suppressed any story that with the tray israel sympathetically and of course there's no quite a weapon in the attack austin that equating critical coverage of israel's policies with anti-semitism any fair minded person falls out in syria knows it's anti american and anti semitic there it is you're quoting jewish man correct yes i am it doesn't it doesn't come more anti semitic knowledge. they would they wouldn't they would do violence to you who are who is good journalism al-jazeera we people that run the network they would violently i largely think so crude an article in which he explained to american troops what their task was their task is to show that anyone who's a critic in iran isn't by which he means a critic who opposes the state of israel must be either an anti semite or a neurotic self hating jew that covers one hundred percent of possible criticism so used to be i was alwa

u.s. conflict right in this in the region the president said in his state of the added pressure on terror is simply to persuade the government to sign a new deal with the u.s. the fear is that those around him are attempting fomor she ever to washington husain a scotties the iran professor of international relations and international affairs at george washington university and he explains why the twenty fifteen you can't dance may have been a bad move for iran i think the united states is basically trying to bully iran into submission and iran cannot go down that road agreement with very unpopular in the first place among hard minded and he won and mr rouhani and. the iranian problem with important very important but the hardliners were saying we should get on nuclear. research but down the road so that we you know able to break out within six months and then people will respect that there might be or could be what we do out there that they made with a bad one name you know i mean certain thing that it cannot recover exports ninety percent of it. it pour concrete who would. want to react and all. ok we'll help you economic and they have d

thousands of troops to the middle east to guard against what it says are potential threats from iran and u.s. news agencies are reporting tunnel trumps national security team will be briefed on thursday earlier the acting defense secretary downplayed the possibility of war with iran but strongly defended the military buildup in the gulf the pentagon has deployed extra warships and fighter jets to the region over the past few weeks mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . various media outlets quote identified pentagon officials as saying that national security advisers will be briefed in the cause of thursday one of the suggestions to be put on the table is the deployment of some $5000.00 troops the to the middle. region this to support those forces already deployed in that particular area now it should be noted that the acting secretary of defense as well as the secretary of state briefed congress behind closed doors in the course of recent days they made very clear it would appear that the u.s. is not intent on any military action it is placing of stressed in what is regarded as a policy of th

send thousands of troops to the middle east to guard against what is potential threats from iran u.s. news agencies are reporting that donald trump's national security team will be briefed on thursday. the defense secretary downplayed the possibility of war with iran but strongly defended the military buildup in the gulf the pentagon has deployed extra warships and fighter jets to the region over the past few weeks mike hanna has the latest now from washington d.c. . various media outlets quote identified pentagon officials as saying that national security advisers will be briefed in the course of thursday one of the suggestions to be put on the table is the deployment of some $5000.00 troops to the middle east region this to support those forces already deployed in that particular area now it should be noted that the acting secretary of defense as well as the secretary of state briefed congress behind closed doors in the course of recent days they made very clear it would appear that the u.s. is not intent on any military action it is placing is trust in what is regarded as a policy after

u.s. the new law bans all abortions except when a mother's life is in danger or u.s. correspondent humphrey traveled to the state capital of montgomery to speak with people on both sides of the divide the out about mistake capital has become the latest front line in a fight for reproductive rights that most pro-choice activists thought they had won in the 1970 s. inside this building republican governor kay ivey signed the bill into law and now she has a battle on her hands she has the support of proponents like nori mullins who runs the cope pregnancy center in montgomery alabama offering baby items in parenting classes in an effort to dissuade women from seeking abortions like the bit so she sees no exceptions even in the case of rape or incest if you believe that. at conception it is a person then you have to believe that all life is sacred how i was conceived has you know should have no impact on the value of my life why would you protect lives . and say except yours yours is not the case of incest that is a really really difficult discussion to have it's never ri

u.s. leveling more than a dozen new charges against wikileaks founder julian assange, the governmentaccusing him of violating federal espionage laws, dramatically ratcheting up the case against him. our pete williams has late details. >> reporter: as the u.s. seeks to get julian assange back here from london for trial, he faces a new set of charges tonight, greatly amping up the case against him in what in what is apparently the first, the u.s. government is bringing espionage charges against someone that published classified information, charges traditionally filed against employees who possess classified information and illegally reveal it. this is a water shed portion of the espionage act which has historically been used to prosecute insiders who publish information. >> he actively helped private chelsea manning get classified documents. the new document says assange intentionally published documents on wikileaks, including names of people acting as sources of information for the u.s. military and state department in iraq, afghanistan, iran, china and syria. those who leaked the indictmen

trade deal between these 3 nations which needs to go through at this point this is the new nafta cause of the u.s. him see. everyone else 1st called the new nafta and basically what it did was it sort of updated some nafta provisions and right now to the point where it needs to be ratified by the 3 countries and that means the u.s. congress needs to get it a few days ago a very influential senator charles grassley said that he would not approve the deal going through if tariffs were still in place so trampas use these tariffs as a way to have leverage over both of these countries to get them to make this deal announced a deal is sealed he's been facing more and more pressure to lift them canada mexico have also been pushing obviously throughout this whole process for the lifting of these tariffs and obviously i think it's more of a practical measure for trump than it is anything about prices and especially about national security which as you said was of the heart of this too right so so your time of this new nafta i mean that was that's this trade deal it's in place between the 3 countries this

new york to boston. thousands of flights affected. >>> also breaking tonight, the stock market plunge, after china retaliates against the u.s. with new tariffs. >>> the headline breaking today, actress felicity huffman, seen going into federal court. tonight here, her tearful plea in the admissions cheating scandal. what she told the judge. >>> the american airlines pilot moments from takeoff in louisville, pulled off the plane and arrested, charged in multiple murders. >>> the attack on oil tankers in the persian gulf, and it comes amid escalating tension with iran. president trump's new warning tonight, and martha raddatz is standi by.tie at notre dame, the abc news exclusive. we are just back tonight after being given extraordinary access to the cathedral. the charred spire that came crashing through the roof, the organ, the statue of the virgin mary. what survived? >>> here at home tonight, the intense search for a missing woman who went for a hike. what's now been discovered in her car. >>> amazon with an offer tonight. $10,000 to quit your job and start your own business. but what you would have to do. >>> remembering h