valence and intelligence gathering in the region american observers believe this escalation is aimed at deterring iran and calming allies worried that transit through key shipping lanes could be in jeopardy. iran has announced it will soon breach limits on how much enriching uranium it can stockpile under the international nuclear deal it's signed in 2015 it also says it will be able to make weapons grade uranium last year u.s. president donald trump pulled the u.s. out of the deal and reimposed economic sanctions on iran and even though the americans withdrew from the deal they still want iran to comply with the restrictions. we have made it very clear that this president came into office in this instance secretary there that we will not tolerate iran obtaining a nuclear weapon full stop the european union and the un have called for caution regarding actions based on the attack on the 2 oil tankers implementation of the. the world's largest social network has unveiled the digital coin that it plans to roll out next year the project is called libra now over a dozen global firms will

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that kind of valence to the image come he just got it. it is such a beautiful picture. it sayss a fantastic -- 46. i am 46 inches from this thing. [laughter] more rewardinghe things i've done as an academic. >> i said yes because this sounded like a lot of fun, to be honest. not everything we do is just fun , although generally it is 99% fun. atlas many years ago or die worked on the valley of the shadow that had talked about. i knew enough about gis and wondered my way into saying i could make the maps. and that took a lot more energy than i anticipated i am not a cartographer. in the process of doing that i spent a lot of time thinking tell how we tell -- how we stories or make arguments of things other than words. we are trained as historians to write or that is what we do. we read and we write and we know how words work and understand sentences and paragraphs and chapters. then, visual imagery has a whole different grammar and structure to it. it took me a long time to figure that out, which is why most of the images are not frame and put on your wall youthful, unli

it is difficult to identify imagery that can create the political valence that gets wasle moving the nixon forced to move in 1970. host: with the cuyahoga river behind him, our guesses david stradling. from decatur, alabama, good morning. this is audrey. good morning. caller: good morning. touchedve really something that i have ocd about -- plastic. plastic bottles, the plastic waste, the plastic jugs, i have called my sister and threatens to carry my cat litter, the big it gets bucket, when they ge empty, refill it and leave it at target. i want to remind you for the fourth of july, you cannot find the little thin plastic plates anymore. wash your place. silverware. i love c standard i love you all, steve. just have a wonderful day. you. audrey, thank david, what about plastic bags, water bottles, and other debris? certainly ans ongoing problem with the great lakes and the ocean into which they flow. floating trash debris down the river, which has been a long-term problem, but of course now that there is plastic, it last much longer and is not break down. she is absolutely right tha