to agree to engage in talks the revolutionary guard says it also refrained from shooting down a u.s. plane with 35 people on board it was in the vicinity. of streets in hong kong flooded right now with protesters once again as people continue to demonstrate for the complete withdrawal of the china extradition bill the latest protests after friday deadline for the government to meet demands. north korea's state media says its leader kim jong un and china's president xi jinping have agreed to strengthen ties between their countries in outspent on friday came just before she left north korea confirms beijing support of its ally as pyongyang faces heavy u.s. led sanctions over its nuclear and missiles program. a fire in indonesia has killed at least 30 people including 3 children the blaze gutted a house where matches were being made police in north sumatra suspect a gas canister explosion started the blaze. being closed after a huge fire tore through the largest crude oil refinery on the east coast of the united states firefighters at the philadelphia energy solutions refinery say the blaze i

that plane we have confirmed with u.s.as flying near the global hawk drone and shot this video of the drone being shot down. the faa issued a notice prohibiting u.s. commercial aircraft from flying over the persian gulf. there's been a steep drop in airline traffic. many international airlines said they would avoid the strait of hormuz. india has send two ships to ensure their ships would pass. we're told the military is poised if a response is needed. there's still 70,000 troops in the region and an aircraft strike group. >> shepard: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. let's bring in general anthony tata. he's written and planned retaliatory strike. he served for 28 years and received several medals including the bronze star and action combat badge. it's an honor. >> thank you, shep. >> shepard: the president says the goal is to keep iran from getting a nuclear weapon. the iranians say their goal is to undo the sanctions. they want sanctions relief. what actions here are building toward those goals? >> shep,

that left 346 people dead the u.s. plane builder suffered another setback pilots conducting simulated tests to examine boeing software fixes on the plane have discovered new glitches the u.s. civil aviation regulator has announced now no further details were given that might mean the planes could remain grounded past the summer when it had been hoped they would return to service says boeing fell 0.7 percent in after hours trading. it's over i say there's no such thing as a free lunch but in indonesia you might be able to get one right now because in the city of yogyakarta local farmers have started to give away that chickens for free it's a protest against misguided government policies. satay chicken grilled on a skewer and served with a peanut sauce is a popular dish in yogyakarta this week people in the indonesian city were eating it for free. poultry farmers gave away thousands of birds to protest against plunging prices when the action began customers thronged the market to take advantage of the freebies. it's a sign of

this was in retaliation for the downing of a u.s. plane. lanes were in the air and ships were in position when the president abruptly called it off. >> not clear if this operation will still go forward. the u.s. and iran have been trading accusations about the unmanned surveillance aircraft over the strait of hormuz. so the question this morning, what made the president suddenly change course. what does happen now? we have this covered from every angle. we want to go straight to the pentagon. cnn now does have confirmation that this attack was beginning to go and then was called off. >> that's right right, john. a u.s. official telling barbara starr this attack had been ordered to go forward but then was pulled back at the last second. now, again, that's relatively easy to do given the u.s. has a s substantial military presence in the region. iranian radar sites and missile batteries. likely the same types of facilities that were used to target and shoot down that u.s. drone. which has kind of sparked this latest strike. don't know what caus

u.s. spy plane. russia and georgia exchanged tough words after a rally turns violence in the georgian capital over a russian politicians visit. and informed the african combination of later with health egypt taking on zimbabwe in cairo 7 time champion egypt will help their star player muhammad fall i can rap like a template or perform. a tense standoff continues between the u.s. and iran after an american surveillance drone was shot down of the straits of hormuz u.s. media reports say that president donald trump ordered air strikes against military targets in iran but then changed his mind tehran has denied reports that it was warned of an imminent attack and was given a deadline to engage in talks the reports say the planes were in the air and ships deployed until the order was given for them to stand down the intended targets of the morning raid were believed to be radar missile batteries inside iran earlier trump called the downing of the drone a very big mistake u.s. congressional leaders are cal

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new business i want to get jones and berlin good to have you with us now then more problems for u.s. plane maker boeing the company has admitted that some of its 77 planes including the grounded 77 max aircraft may have faulty parts on their wings now this comes as global airlines have been meeting in seoul to discuss the future direction of the industry not long ago the south korean capital was at the center of a region seeing strong growth in air travel but now all that's in doubt. about the annual gathering of airline heavyweights the picture is grim surging oil prices are faltering global economy and fears over passenger safety it's been a charge bulent 12 months. that's a major demands robbers the trade wars and for tips in this measures are taking the toll on the cargo business and rising costs for fuel. margins the industry has cut its profit forecast by a expecting to take home 20000000000 dollars this year that shafter icelandic airline while air went bankrupt in march the latest in a flurry of field flight operators and not referred to in the profit warning the truth be told boei

boeing $770.00 max fleet to return to the skies is going to go on a while longer it seems after the u.s. plane build this stuff and now the big setback in its recovery bid following 2 crashes involving a 77 max model in indonesia and that left 346 people dead test pilots examining boeing software fixes in the u.s. have discovered new quitters. they say there is no such thing as a free lunch well in indonesia you might be able to get one because in the city of dzhokhar a local farmers have started to give away their chickens for free it's a protest against misguided government policies. satay chicken grilled on a skewer and served with a peanut sauce is a popular dish in yogyakarta this week people in the indonesian city were eating it for free. poultry farmers gave away thousands of birds to protest against plunging prices when the action began customers thronged the market to take advantage of the freebies. it's a sign of our concern and our protest to the government because the price has been below the production cost. breeders have been producing more chicken in the country consumed in resp

drone was shot down over the strait of hormuz on thursday to her on says it chose not to target a u.s. plane which was traveling close to that drone from washington alan fischer reports . this was the reason the u.s. was prepared to launch an attack the doning of an unmanned military drawn by iran. these pictures are said to be the missile launch which are really in television says was filmed by the islamic republic's revolutionary guards the u.s. said the drone was over international waters a claim disputed by to iran donald trump says while 3 sites had been identified for strikes he cancelled the operation they came in they censor were ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case or rainy and i said how many people are going to be killed. so i'd like to get back to you on that great people these generals they said they came back said sir approximately 150 and i thought about it for a 2nd i said you know what they shut down a man and. a drone plane whatever you want to call it and here we are sitting with $150.00

u.s. spy plane flying behind it. hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're with al jazeera also coming up on the program as georgians protest for a 2nd day of a russian politician speech in the parliament president putin says he's banning russian flights to the country. spain supremes court sentences 5 men who called themselves the wolf pack to 15 years for rape in a case that sparked mass protests. and protests around hong kong's police headquarters and blocked major streets demanding the scrapping of an extradition bill. hello welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump says he called to offer tallit 3 strikes on iran just 10 minutes before they would use to go ahead attacks were ordered against 3 iranian targets after an american surveillance drone was shot down of the strait of hormuz on thursday but trump says he changed his mind in order to avoid mass casualties meanwhile iran says it chose not to target a manned u.s. spy plane which was traveling close behind a drone in iranian airspace several interna

it's just weeks since the u.s. plane to run for a series of attacks on 4 other ships in the same region those full details have yet to be released iran has also rejected those accusations. at the women's world cup the netherlands of call 5 for the knockout stage after securing their 2nd win of the tournaments against cameroon it was a special game to say the least for dutch striker if you need a mom who drove her team to victory and broke a record in the process. the usual sea of orange was there to greet the dutch side and they gave their found something to cheer on 41 minutes when to be on a medium of the open where the bullets had died but the lead did not last long with cameron levelling through cabral on get a. then deliver the message home by her t.-shirt it was cameroon 1st goal in 251 world cup minutes from the 2nd half belong to the never lose though and they reach the elite quickly after the restart dominic. cameroon is defending left a lot to be desired. the gift meant the defender had the easiest of finishes.

of your business i'm joined now the milan in berlin good to have you with us more problems for u.s. plane maker boeing the company has admitted that some of that 737 planes may have faulty parts on their wings now this comes as global airlines met in seoul to discuss the industry's future direction not long ago the south korean capital was at the center of a region seeing strong growth in air travel but now that's all in doubt. about the annual gathering of airline heavyweights the picture is grim sargeant oil prices a faltering global economy and fears over paasschen just safety it's been a char bulent 12 months that's injured the men's rubbers the trade was and measures are taking the toll on the cargo business and rising calls for fuel labor infrastructure. margins.

u.s. spy plane near it. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up as georgians protest for a 2nd day of a russian politician speech in parliament president putin temporarily bans flights to the country. residence of turkey's largest city prepared to go to the polls to select a mayor for the 2nd time in 3 months. u.s. president donald trump says he called off retaliate for a strike on iran just 10 minutes before they would you to go ahead attacks were ordered against 3 iranian targets after an american surveillance drone was shot down over the strait of hormuz on thursday but trump says he changed his mind to avoid mass casualties meanwhile iran says it chose not to target a manned u.s. spy plane which is traveling close behind the drone in iranian airspace several international allies have now we routed their flight paths in the gulf after the u.s. federal aviation administration ordered all u.s. operators to avoid iranian airspace from washington alan fischer reports this was

u.s. spy plane nearby. as georgia's protest for a 2nd day over a russian politicians speech in parliament president putin temporarily bans flights to the country. and protesters surround hong kong's police headquarters and block major streets demanding the scrapping of an extradition bill . in sports trying to get the cricket world cup campaign back on track they've beaten hosting them by 20 runs through of all of their hopes of reaching the 7th. book into the program our top story u.s. president donald trump says he called offer a tally of 3 strikes on iran just 10 minutes before they would you to go ahead attacks were ordered against 3 iranian targets after an american surveillance drone was shot down over the strait of hormuz on thursday but trump says he changed his mind in order to avoid mass casualties meanwhile iran says it chose not to target a manned u.s. spy plane which was traveling close behind the drone in iranian airspace several international airlines have now rerouted their flight paths in t

. >> that was richard engel also overnight, the faa banned all u.s. planes from flying over iranian administered airspace in the persian gulf and the gulf of ohman. the move was later followed by australia, germany and british airways. >>> now to our weather and hopes of aek beautiful wed ahead. chuck is here to explain weather. starting off like a nice day?op >> keep alive, it's going to be nice around here for your weekend. and really not a bad day coming up today either. off to the ud races, these clouds areng raci southeast bound because the wind is really gusty now. out of the northwest, way over 20 miles per hour, right now in the city, 77 degrees, the average wind speed is 17 miles per hour. look at these wind gusts, winds gusting to 40 miles per hour, 26 miles per houin lees burg, fredericksburg. it isin definitely w outside. it's going to stay that way for the next couple hours. the number of clouds we have in our sky will gradually be decreasing. by the time we get past about 6:00 or 7:00,kies will be clear, that will allow for a cool comfortable s

paris air show as part of a larger plan to unify european military forces and reduce dependence on u.s. planes. before it said or shabaab is planning an overhaul to shift away from risky investment banking it will create a so-called bad bank to hold poorly performing assets valued at up to 50000000000 euros and may also shrink or shut down its u.s. equity and trading business. germany had finished top of their group at the world cup with an impressive 4 nail victory against south africa and mumford yet many a low profile opened the scoring early in the 1st half with this from header germany went on to score 2 more before half time lena magro sealed the win in the 2nd half as germany advanced to the last 16 south africa meanwhile head home pointless. and to discuss the game i'm now joined by kareena sophie elena a former elite footballer here in germany and now a sports historian and a writer whose beat is women's for vos so good to have you here with this what did you make of the game oh look game was very very lovely the germans had a wonderful start they make it up to the 1st goal already in

u.s. spy plane took off from a u.s. air base. in the u.a.e. that's near dhabi and the iranians are using that as the point to launch their concern and complaint so this official saying we need to the scuffs this further we want to officially voice our concerns and complaints over what they say is the aggressive behavior by the americans for what they say is the invade their invasion of their terror airspace basically and they are forced to shoot down the strawn this is the latest we've had the swiss ambassador who was summoned on friday to the foreign ministry as well as standard procedure for the foreign ministry officials to formally launch these complaints with these officials that are left in the islamic republic to deal with the other western powers to basically carry messages of what they believe is their right to complain about or i'd also thank you for that let's get the reaction now to the u.s. with hadija castro in washington d.c. harden so how is president trump's decision making over iran being viewed that in washington. well there

it's just weeks since the u.s. plane to run for a series of attacks on 4 other ships in the same region those full details have yet to be released iran has also rejected those accusations. at the women's world cup in france japan got their campaign back on track with a win over scotland after a draw in their opening game japan now has a more realistic chance of reaching the next round. japan books the scot seen early on and when june and dove pounced on a mistruth clearance it won't be cheap how much personal front. he's on to leave looking less than silver in the names more fortunate followed for the japanese in the 35th minute the referee was quick to point to the sport when great pools are unique us guess what down in the box a soft pool but a cool dispatched penalty box of the south and japan win team. the break. the scots state they gave up in the 2nd house but japanese stop i got my sheets i was so bad the best efforts i say this one from now on that clay land in the 88th minute which gave the scots a glimmer i tho

u.s. spy plane nearby.gians protest over a in parliament, president putin temporarily bans flights country. and protesters surround hong kong's police headquarters and block major streets demanding the scrapping of an extradition bill. sri lanka have beaten host england by 20 runs ofrevive their hopes reaching the semifinals. >> welcome to the program, our top story, u.s. president donald called offhe retaliatory strikes against iran 10 minutes before they were due ahead. attacks were ordered against three iranian targets after an american surveillance drone was the strait of hormuz on thursday. but trump says he changed his to avoid mass casualties. meanwhile, iran says it chose a manned u.s. spy plane which was traveling close behind the drone in iranian air space. several international airlines their flightuted paths in the gulf after the u.s. federal aviation administration ordered all u.s. operators to iranian air space. from washington, alan fisher tht paths in has report. >> this was the reason the u

max will fly again boeing had hoped that would be within weeks but in a further blow for the plane maker u.s. regulators say the plane is unlikely to take off before december. let's talk more about all of this now with aviation analyst alex machar is joining us from london hi alex. just a terrible year for boeing or terrible 6 or 8 months really for the company one of the things it was talking about doing. was rebranding the boeing 737 max jets is that not just the ultimate sticking plaster i mean literally sticking something on the plane and trying to change the look and hoping no one notices exactly hello come out well ultimately as you were saying with boeing facing its low. largest crisis in over a decade they are being forced to take measures that is less to do with the business and commercial side of the crisis and more to do with the reputation that has suffered massively in fact in one of the greatest ways boeing has ever experienced a no 2 might leave a 737 max that phrase is a household name across the globe for all of the wrong reasons and the company to believe that the only way

max will fly again boeing had hoped that would be within weeks but in a further blow for the plane maker u.s. regulators say the plane is unlikely to take off before december. al-jazeera. hello and the stars italian doha with the headlines on al-jazeera egypt's 1st democratically elected president has died after collapsing in court while on trial for espionage charges gyptian state t.v. says mohamed morsi had a heart attack he'd been in prison since 2013 when he was toppled after less than a year in power the muslim brotherhood says it holds current president el-sisi and his government responsible for what it calls the planned to criminal killing of morsy the brotherhood secretary-general has told al-jazeera that he fears security forces will bury morsi in cairo late at night denying him a proper funeral. that on the. lives of all this is a sad day not only for the muslim brothers but also for the egyptian people and for his family and for arabs and muslims especially for the palestinian people who witnessed how morsy stood with them in the war there's no doubt that history will remember it

u.s. spy plane with 35 crew onboard. more protests started enjoying giraffe to schools were injured in rods on thursday when demonstrators stormed parliament angry at the visit of a russian politician. crowds gather again to protest in hong kong demanding controversial plans for extradition to china entirely scrapped. for the africa cup of nations is facing a crisis before balls even being kicked to zimbabwe are threatening to boycott the opening game against hosts. pay dispute. so the new president donald trump called off a retaliatory military strike on iran just 10 minutes before it was supposed to go ahead and its series of tweets in the past hour the u.s. commander in chief also says he is in no hurry to launch any action also jabari is standing by for us in tehran but 1st let's go straight to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett who is out the white outside the white house in washington d.c. so can you tell us more about what donald trump has been saying. yeah pretty astonishing tweets coming from the u.s

monday, the u.s. plane to impose 5% tariffs on all mexican goods. ppia's trade balance, u.s.sday, cpi on wednesday. thursday, finance ministers seeking a deal on the eurozone budget. opec publishing is demand outlook. friday, a day on china, u.s. production data, too. still with me are priya misra, lisa hornsby, bob michele. if we make a deal with mexico, they could begin purchasing farm and agricultural products at very high levels starting immediately. if we are not, mexico will begin paying tariffs at the 5% level on monday. your view on this situation right now? priya: he is giving a out to mexico. it was sort of a non-issue that the president has used tariffs on. he is giving them an out. mexico reacted pretty significantly. they don't want it to happen. it will hurt businesses on both sides of the border. i think the weekend is extremely important. the entiren twitter weekend, not because i love it, but to see what the president is tweeting about. maybe we don't get that 5%. lisa: i think priya is right, it is an out. my worry is that it has irreparably harmed the busin

max will fly again boeing had hoped that would be within weeks but in a further blow for the plane maker u.s. regulators say the plane is unlikely to take off before december. let's talk more about all of this now with aviation analyst alex machar's joining us from london hi alex. just a terrible year for boeing or terrible 6 or 8 months really for the company one of the things it was talking about doing. was rebranding the boeing 737 max jets is that not just the ultimate sticking plaster i mean literally sticking something on the plane and trying to change the look and hoping no one notices exactly hello come out well ultimately as you were saying with boeing facing its low. largest crisis in over a decade they are being forced to take measures that is less to do with the business and commercial side of the crisis and more to do with the reputation that has suffered massively in fact in one of the greatest ways boeing has ever experienced and ultimately the 737 max that phrase is a household name across the globe for all of the wrong reasons and the company to believe that the only way at

max will fly again boeing had hoped that would be within weeks but in a further blow for the plane maker u.s. regulators say the plane is unlikely to take off before december with russia butler al-jazeera paris. our web site is al-jazeera talk calm take a look when you get a moment we have all the day's news including continuing coverage of the passing of a former president of egypt mohamed morsy keep it here 1st your headlines in just a moment. recap the headlines for you on al-jazeera egypt's 1st democratically elected president has died after collapsing in court while on trial for espionage charges gyptian state t.v. says mohamed morsi had a heart attack the 67 year old muslim brotherhood leader had been imprisoned since 2013 when he was toppled after less than a year and office the muslim brotherhood said in a statement that it held current president to tell fatah c.c.m. his government responsible for what they call the planned criminal killing of morsi the brotherhood secretary general has told al-jazeera that the a fair security forces will bury maurice morsi and cairo late at night de

u.s. spy plane which had personnel on board.s we look at what we've heard from the president this morning, noting that, in his word, it wouldn't be proportionate to shoot down an unmanned drone, he made it sound in his tweet as if he asked about the potential casualty estimates after he had already made the decision. from a number of folks we've spoken with, it seems that would not be the traditional offered things. do you think the president in the end made the right decision? >> look, at the end i think he did make the right decision. what this demonstrates is dysfunction in the national command authority, that ten minutes before a potential strike against iran, and we don't know where that strike would have been and what the target would have been, we now believe that it could have included 150 casualties. but that decision being made ten minutes before the strike, that demonstrates a broken system, a lack of understanding and knowledge by our commander in chief, the president, and really a strong call that the administration

u.s. spy plane and its 35 crew who were flying near the train. the head of georgia's parliament has quit after visiting russian politician was allowed to make a speech to m.p.'s dozens of protesters were injured his right police stopped them storming parliament the kremlin is condemning what it calls anti russia provocation moscow's influence in georgian politics remains a highly sensitive subject since russian troops invaded 11 years ago. streets in hong kong and flooded with protesters again as people continue to demonstrate for the complete withdrawal of the china extradition bill the latest protests come after a friday deadline for the government to meet to mom's. north korea's state media says its leader kim jong il and china's president xi jinping have agreed to strengthen ties between their countries in oxford on friday came just before she left north korea it confirms beijing's support of its ally as pyongyang faces heavy u.s. led sanctions in for its nuclear missiles program all right up to date with the headlines here in algeria got mor

u.s. spy plane with 35 crew aboard, near the drone. more evidence of how close the two sides are coming to a military conflict. >> this is a moment for a strong, steady hand and a clear strategy. we don't have that right now. >> reporter: a frequent critic of the president praises his decision. >> i give him credit for being almost the adult in the room, because of the war hawks like john bolton and mike pompeo who are pushing toward this confrontation. >> that amount of collateral damage would be provocative. i'm glad the president did not take that. >> reporter: tensions so high the faa is barring u.s. aircraft from flying over parts of the persian gulf and gulf of oman and several world airlines have begun rerouting their flights. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> chuck todd's interview with president trump was the first time the two sat down since trump's inauguration. while much of the conversation touched on the escalation with iran, todd asked the president about impeachment. >> why do you think nancy pelos easier. i'v

u.s. spy plane which was flying near the drone in its airspace. u.s. has requested an emergency closed door meeting of the u.n. security council on monday to discuss tensions with iran and the u.n. secretary general antonio where terrorist has called on both sides to have nerves of steel and avoid further escalation from washington alan fischer reports this was the reason the u.s. was prepared to launch an attack the doning of an unmanned military drawn by iran. these pictures are said to be the missile launch which are really in television says was filmed by the islamic republic's revolutionary guards the u.s. said the drone was over international waters a claim disputed by tirant donald trump says while 3 sites had been identified for strikes he cancelled the operation they came in they said sure we're ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case or rainy and i said how many people are going to be killed. so i'd like to get back to you on that great people these generals t

max will fly again boeing had hoped that would be within weeks but in a further blow for the plane maker u.s. regulators say the plane is unlikely to take off the food december. let's talk more about all of this now with aviation analyst alex mature is joining us from london hi alex. just a terrible year for boeing or a terrible 6 or 8 months really for the company one of the things it was talking about doing. was rebranding the boeing 737 max jets is that not just the ultimate sticking plaster i mean literally sticking something on the plane and trying to change the look and hoping no one notices exactly hello come out well ultimately as you were saying with boeing facing its largest crisis in over a decade they are being forced to take measures that is left to do with the business and commercial side of the crisis and more to do with the reputation that has suffered massively in fact in one of the greatest ways boeing has ever experienced a notably the 737 max that phrase is a household name across the globe for all of the wrong reasons and the company to believe that the only way at the m

what or who used to blame for the explosions on board 2 tankers in the gulf of oman the u.s. planesiraq and they released this video purporting to show iran a sort of allusion to god's removing an unexploded limpet mine from the japanese old kuta courageous the time stamp according to the americans shows the top and after the vessels crew had been rescued well ron didn't do it and you know they did it because you saw that load i guess one of the mines didn't explode and it probably got. essentially iran written all over it and you sort of loaded trying to take their mind off and successfully took their mind off the boat and that was exposed. didn't want the evidence left behind i guess they don't know that we have that we can detect in the dark very well. russia and germany say the video is inconclusive and the incident requires further investigation iranian leaders accuse the us of what they call diplomacy against a country speaking at a gathering of eurasia leaders in kyrgyzstan iranian president hassan rouhani said the u.s. is pushing and the going to see if starts that cannot be

lots of close talking to each other. >> look at this. >> yes. >> this is the c-130 and c-147s, the u.s. planes of transport and cargo planes coming west to east along the axis of the cemetery. watch this. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are watching a special edition of "new day" as we watch the commemorations of d-day from normandy. we are watching flyovers. that was just one u.s. c-130, 12 u.s. c-147 over the water, coming over president macron, president trump there and the first ladies. now they are flying down the axis of the

latest in a series of attacks instigated by the islamic republic of iran and its surrogates the u.s. planes iran for 2 tanker explosions in the gulf of oman but offers no concrete evidence to back that claim. sudan's military commits the dispersal of the sit in outside the army headquarters but blames protesters for violence and a breakdown in the talks. uganda bans public gatherings and tightens border controls after kills a 2nd person. also ahead a secret crossing into mexico will be live on the border to tell you how central american migrants are managing to dodge border security. top story the u.s. deploying a naval destroyer vessel to the gulf of oman after explosions hit 2 tankers washington is blaming iran for the incident the u.s. secretary of state mike peo offered no concrete evidence but said it was based on intelligence the u.k. has backed that accusation from washington we have extensive coverage of this evolving situation our 1st report mike hanna at the united nations in new york. proceedings at the u.n. security council were dominated by the news of explosions on board 2 tan

seeing is actually president trump seemingly thanking the iranians for not shooting down a man's u.s. plane. that has led to some surprise among the media and public. they also seem to be trying to tone things down after that incident happened. what iranians are saying is if the u.s. would have retaliated, that would have led to a massive retaliation from the iranian side. interesting to see that a senior general came out saying if that would have happened, it would have led to an unmanageable situation. they are saying against iran, there is no such thing as limited military action that anything the u.s. does would lead to massive response. >> thank you so much, fred. and orin as well for your in sights. coming up, we'll talk with an expert on iran and delve into this even more. thank you. we'll take a break. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to our viewers. you are watching cnn news room live. president trump said they will get iran to the bargaining table and in his words, make iran great again. they have no intentions of sitting down and will counter with regrets for aggression. >>>

targeted yesterday and there were considerations in the revolutionary guard to actually down a plane with 35 u.s. personnel on it that would have been clearly an escalation and i think the americans could've couldn't have except that in the iranians also determine that this would have been too risky so they went for a drone which is on land but it was really pushing the boundary you know in the salami technics 2 way that we're just underneath the threshold of war now and i fear the iranians cannot escalate further but what is needed now is a more diplomatic approach so the u.s. has effectively created this crisis it's blown out of all proportion to the to what iran was was supposed to have done it was complete compliance with the with the nuclear deal with the us that that withdrew from it we write have to be skeptical about about u.s. motives are we right to be skeptical when the president says that he called off this attack with with 10 minutes to go this this response to this the downing of the drone. i mean there is so what this is all about to terence right now isn't it and the problem with

air show it's part of a larger plan to unify european military forces enter reduce dependence on u.s. planes report say that deutsche bank is planning an overhaul to shift away from risky investment banking it will create a so-called bad bank to hold coralie performing assets valued at up to 50000000000 euros and it may also shrink or shut down its u.s. equity and trading businesses. are you to hong kong bell where protesters have again turned out in large numbers to demand the resignation of the territory's leader carrie lam she's backed by beijing and sparked a wave of demonstrations with her plans for an extradition law that would have made it easier to hand over suspects to mainland china activists gathered outside government headquarters and other sites after a weekend of massive popular protests. and as night hong kong's young activists were staying put they gathered outside the office of the city's lita carrier to demand resignation this is 10 is the demonstrators latest move in a crisis over a controversial extradition bell that would allow suspects to be sent to mainland china for t

what or who used to believe for the explosions on board 2 tankers in the gulf of oman the u.s. planes iraq and they released this video purporting to show iran a sort of a god's removing an unexploded limpet mine from the japanese old kuta courageous the timestamp according to the americans shows the top and after the vessel scroll had been askew well iran didn't do it and do you know they did it because you saw that load i guess one of the mines didn't explode and it probably got essentially iran written all over it. and you sort of loaded. trying to take the mine off and successfully took mine off the boat and that was exposed. didn't want the evidence left behind i guess they don't know that we have that we could be back in the dark very well. russia and germany say the video is inconclusive and the incident requires further testing. iranian leaders accuse the us of what they call diplomacy against a country speaking at a gathering of eurasia leaders in kyrgyzstan iranian president hassan rouhani said the u.s. is pushing an aggressive stance that cannot be tolerated. as the governm

wants to make iran great again he even thank the persian nation for not shooting down a manned u.s. plane that was nearby when iran shot down an unmanned drone meanwhile the president says he will initiate new sanctions against iran on monday and according to news reports here in the united states he approved a cyber attack that disabled iran's computer control of missile and rocket launching systems so he appears to be operating on a number of different levels and meanwhile my palm peo on saturday his secretary of state issued a statement with a little more bellicose rhetoric saying that among other things ron shot down that drone over international waters and not over its own territory as iran claims and pompei it goes on to say in a statement when the iranian regime decides to forego violence and meet our diplomacy with diplomacy it knows how to reach us until then our diplomatic isolation and economic pressure campaign against the regime will intensify and that pressure campaign is what those sanctions are all about but we need to remember that donald trump was elected promising to ge

u.s. spy plane which was flying near the drone and its airspace the u.s. has requested an emergency closed door meeting of the u.n. security council on monday to discuss tensions with iran and the u.n. secretary general and telling you that terrorists has called on both sides to have nerves of steel and avoid further escalation from washington alan fischer reports this was the reason the u.s. was prepared to launch an attack the doning of an unmanned military drone by iran. these pictures are said to be the missile launch which are really in television says was filmed by the islamic republic's revolutionary guards the u.s. said the drone was over international waters a claim disputed by to run donald trump says while 3 sites had been identified for the strikes he canceled the operation they came in they said sure we're ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case it rains i said how many people are going to be killed. so i'd like to get back to you on that great people these gen

priority bought at the paris air show it's one of the main aviation events of the year normally the u.s. plane maker would be here launching and celebrating some of its new planes talking about some successes but the mood is very different they are talking about trying to rebuild and regain trust they want the 737 max to be flying again but rebuilding not trust will be easy because it has become apparent in these investigations that boeing was aware that there were problems with the 737 max they didn't inform pilots about the new piece of software that they placed in the 737 max to make it fly very much like the new usual 737 plane the reason they did that was so that pilots would have to retrain because retraining pilots is extremely expensive the problem is boeing didn't inform the pilots about this new software so that when there were problems in those 2 planes the pilots didn't have the tools or the capacity to overcome them so what we are here the paris air show has burned really battling for its reputation. all you can find a much more on our website entering detailed coverage of develop

"the new york times" reports u.s. planes were in the air.en the president abruptly changed coarse. >> at this hour it's not clear exactly how long this holding pattern will last. the u.s. and iran trading accusations about that unmanned craft over the strait of hormuz. the u.s. says the aircraft was over international waters. so what made president trump abruptly halt this military operation? let's begin our coverage with ryan brown. he's live at the pentagon with new information. >> reporter: good morning, allison. we're still attempting to get additional details on what exactly occurred that brought this operation to a halt. i was told the targets were in fact missile batteries and radar sites. that would be in line with a kind of proportional response. a radar site and surface-to-air missile launcher is what struck that drone downing it in the gulf of oman. so it would have been a response to that. but we're not exactly sure why it was called off so late in the game. we're also told there are a lot of military assets in the region. the u.

is deborah from the american drone the revolutionary guard says it chose not to target unmanned u.s. plane which was traveling close to the drone in iranian air space it says 35 american crew members were on board the plane and iran had every right to take it out. the head of the world food program has appealed to yemen's who the rebels to allow the delivery of more aid to the agency has partially suspended its operations in yemen after failing to reach an agreement with the armed group on how to stop food being diverted from the people who need it. russian president vladimir putin has ordered a temporary ban on all flights from russia to georgia after violent protests broke out in the georgian capital over a visit by a russian politician demonstrations been taking place outside the parliament in the capital tbilisi synthetic a government of gave a speech there on thursday in russian tensions remain high between georgia and moscow 11 years after they fought a war over the breakaway region of south setia and chechen human rights activist or you dia of has been freed from prison early after

u.s. registered planes from flying over rainy administered waters in the persian gulf and go for them on warning they could be mistakenly attacked that warning has been heeded by other carriers around the world malaysia airlines is rerouting flights that would normally pass through the area including its service between london and kuala lumpur. other airlines feeling sufficiently alarmed to follow suit includes germany's australia's quantas k l m of the netherlands and british airways they all say they'll divert around the area effecting some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice us media reports that president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an armed escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of traffic through the region is already being restricted. european union leaders have extended promising economic sanctions against russi