iran is now violating the deal that was designed to make sure it does not and can not produce a nuclear weapon the confirmation came today from you with inspectors and from iran itself now this is a move that puts iran in the united states on a collision course that could end in war and it puts unprecedented pressure on europe to save the deal to define the u.s. and at the same time to save the peace i'm bring gotham berlin this is the day. that iran has exceeded the 300 kilogram enriched uranium limits we would like to see the european union impose sanctions on iran on all allies share concerns when it comes through. stabilizing activities while it caught on to the europeans have failed to fulfill their promises self protecting of ron's interests on the deal but it's about as they will start through and reach a new again we cannot let iran having nuclear weapons to skin donald trump told us when he got out of that take he was going to give us a better deal. also coming up tonight for more people have died in sudan by demanding what would be a radical change in the country a gov

terms of being suspicious because. iran and the united states both have announced that they are not after a military war in the region so but there are some other 3rd parties or even some elements in it within the united states and within the trumpet the ministration who aspire year to see a war between iran and the united states they want and that's why we have been seeing these things iran has been denouncing condemning these things while iranian leader was meeting the prime minister of japan one of those incidents happened in the sea of oman this doesn't make sense for iran to do such a thing at that timing exactly against the japanese tankers and i think in this situation where the iran is expected to react to the threats or pressure by the united states that will be much easier to finger point to have the finger pointed towards iran and i think there might be some 3rd parties involved in this issue there are some speculations on social media about the alleged involvement of people's mujahedeen of iran and their organization that is banned in iran but have portrayed in the unite

with inspectors and from iran itself now this is a move that puts iran in the united states on a collision course that could end in war and it puts unprecedented pressure on europe to save the deal to define the us and at the same time to save the peace i'm bringing off in berlin this is the day. that iran has exceeded the 300 kilogram in reached iranian limits we would like to see the european union impose sanctions on iran on all allies share concerns when it comes through. the. stabilizing if he would just call it tough i don't know the europeans have failed to fulfill their promises self protecting iran's interests on to the deal but it does they will start to enrich uranium again we cannot let iran having nuclear weapons just give donald trump that's what he got out of it that he was going to give us a better deal. also coming up tonight to more people have died in sudan by demanding what would be a radical change in the country a government led by the people not by the soldiers punish these oppressors. we want to civilian government a civilian one. that. even though it's pa

strategic shipping routes in the gulf a move likely to raise tensions with iran. and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up as the internet switch back on and threw down the world finally sees what really happened during the military crackdown on the protest camps. were in chad where a national emergency has been declared as the country scrambles to contain a measles outbreak. and now france's environmental ambitions will see travelers paying more to fly out of the country. and move likely to further raise tensions between the united states and iran washington is trying to put together a military coalition to patrol waters off the iranian coast the u.s. says it wants to protect the crucial shipping route in iran and yemen ministration blames tehran for recent attacks on oil tankers and the gulf iran denies that european powers meanwhile are focusing on saving the 2015 nuclear deal the french president's top advisor is meeting with iranian officials urging tehran to stop pulling back from its commitments to the agreement all of this will be the focus of an emergen

watchdog will hold a special meeting to discuss iran's threats to breach the 2050 nuclear deal to her old says it will gradually reduce its commitment to the pact unless europe does more to save it. and to his use president has called a presidential and legislative elections for later in the year he signed the decrees he made his 1st public appearance since being discharged from hospital. in hong kong it appears there's no end in sight to the political crisis of mothers have rallied to show their support for the city's young protesters they accuse the police of using excessive force what a small group of them stormed the city's legislature on monday the government's refusal to shelve the controversial extradition bill has triggered weeks of mass protests most of the peaceful demonstrations are planned for sunday let's cross over to rob brad our correspondent in hong kong really saturday gives everybody an opportunity rob to reflect to remember what's being going on after weeks of social as we said a peaceful political disagreement. here absolutely so where we are is the perfect place

bad weather is tempering rescue efforts also coming up it's not too late to save the 2015 iran nuclear deal that's where european powers are hoping they warn that it's that brisk of on the rattling gets tensions spikelets we do less and iran. and its course lewis hamilton continues his stranglehold on formula one and the british driver avoided the chaos that crushed the hopes of his competition to once again fly the flag at his home grand prix. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program at least 75 people have been killed and more than a 1000000 displaced by monsoon flooding in 3 south asian states many more people are missing nepal northern india and bangladesh have all been affected by the catastrophic conditions authorities also warn of a looming health crisis water borne disease. a deadly bomb soon season in much of south asia. in nepal the off the moth of mass floods and deadly landslides for the displaced there's more rain to come. by in bangladesh it's the same story dangerous flooding and mudslides. and fold over hinge of refugees from neighboring mine the rain and landslid

the ship on thursday i suspect it was taking all to syria in breach of the new sanctions if iran sensed the seizure is a maple. and opposition leaders in sudan are holding public meetings to explain why they signed a power sharing deal with the military judge into on thursday they agreed to pull tate's leadership between the genders and civilians until elections can be held. by thousands of algerian zaw returned to the streets once again they say their target of corruption and what those they call the ruling elites to be removed from power the mass demonstrations took place on the anniversary of independence from french rule as a torah gate and reports. a day of mixed emotions for algerians celebrating independence from france in 1962 but also demanding the complete overhaul of the of stablish mn that's rude ever since my dad got the shuttle sucked up on algeria's independence day we see the police helping the clonie was the power of the special. asian we ask for full freedom. many algerian say they feel betrayed by their political elite and have lost trust in the government they

but 1st the international atomic energy agency has confirmed iran stockpiled more enriched uranium that allowed in the 2015 nuclear deal iran's actions have complicated efforts now by world powers to preserve the agreement to iran has accused european leaders of not doing enough to help save the nuclear deal after the u.s. withdrawal. iran's foreign minister said it has the right to exceed the limit because the 2015 nuclear deal has not been upheld humanitarian of it as i've been informed iran has exceeded the 300 kilogram limit to enrich uranium we had previously announced this and we were transparent in saying that what we are going to do we considered a tower right reserved in the nuclear terror group or your coffee and. actions by the europeans have not been enough so we will move ahead with our plan we are in the process of doing our 1st phase of action increasing our stockpile of enriched uranium as well as our heavy water reserves we have already announced the 2nd phase which would be surpassing the rhenium enrichment limit of 3.6 percent this will be our next step so let's

trump into conflict we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter does iran. defiant iran says it's exceeded its uranium enrichment account but european signatories to the nuclear deal say terran should stick to its commitments so what incentives are they providing and can europe save the agreement this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm the star iran is fed up with just talking and once action that's the islamic republic's message to the remaining signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal particularly the europeans tehran's warning that it's ready to act more decisively on its commitments under the agreement iran has already passed the 3.67 percent uranium enrichment cap set by the pact and couldn't reach even higher levels possibly upping them every 60 days but the country has said its actions are reversible if the signatories fulfill their obligations and that it's open to talks dosage of our reports from tehran. it diplomatic advisor to french president emmanuel micron will be making his way to attack iran in the coming days that's according

narrow waterway between iran and arabia. the united states is leading effo rts arabia. the united states is leading efforts to isolate the government into a efforts to isolate the government intoa run, efforts to isolate the government into a run, iran is responding with defiance despite severe economic disruption —— in tehran, my guest, former british foreign secretary, jack straw, is a veteran of engagement with iran. hi hi —— how high is the risk of committee must —— the maximus conflict? —— climactic conflict? jack straw, welcome to hardtalk. welcome. your diplomatic engagement with iran spans two decades and through that period, you've been an advocate for dialogue, for engagement, with tehran. but here we are today, with relations between the us in the uk and tehran toxic. so is ita the us in the uk and tehran toxic. so is it a story of complete failure? is not a story of complete failure? is not a story of complete failure at all. and indeed, the nuclear negotiations with the french foreign ministers and i got going in the summer of 2003, by fits and sta rts the su

. moves to counter the rogue regime of iran. the central command is increasing personnel in the region. they're advising ships to stay away from the straits of hormuz. a lot of breaking news. at this hour, all eyes are on the middle east. iran's hyper aggressive actions in the region, around the world have reached a boiling point. let me speak tonight, stop for a second with the news. i want to speak directly to the iranian mullahs. i have known president trump about 23-plus years. let me tell you what won't help to help you out tonight and what could happen. you keep pushing this button, i can promise you the president is never going to engage in a boots on the ground, long protracted conflict. no. he is going -- if he acts, he is going to act and it's going to be over quickly. that's my prediction. you have been warned. it will be over and it will be over quickly. that is my prediction to the iranian mullahs. we'll keep acting like we've been acting. we'll be right on that prediction. we all know if we're going to be honest, we know the prime minister, the mullahs know it. pre

this is g w news live from berlin tonight europe scrambling to save the iran's nuclear deal it remains unclear what more can be offered to change the course of a very disillusioning leadership in tehran it says it is ignoring agreed limits on the its fuel radium enrichment levels also coming up tonight italy closes what was once europe's biggest migrant reception center in sicily but that has not stopped boats carrying rescued refugees from entering italy's ports. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us how to save the nuclear deal germany france britain and the european union have called on iran to reverse its move to increase the enrichment of uranium tehran announced yesterday that it is refining the nuclear material to a level banned by that 2015 nuclear deal you may remember the u.s. unilaterally withdrew from the agreement last year but european leaders they've been left scrambling trying to save the deal. iran has been stepping up its uranium enrichment and the european union is worried we continue to our children not to take fire dimensions that's under my care but

to be something else here in new york city. greg palkot, thank you. >>> fox news alert, as iran announces it will raise its uranium enrichment beyond the 2015 nuclear agreement, an iranian official says they will go above the previously agreed to cap quote based on our needs. we have more from our middle east bureau. >> iran is set to break another commitment in the 2015 nuclear deal by surpassing the uranium enrichment threshold. officials today in tehran making that announcement that by tomorrow morning the company's enrichment -- country's enrichment level will bring iran closer to weapons grade material. they say they plan to break a commitment every 60 days unless the remaining parties in the nuclear deal find a way for tehran to get around u.s. sanctions or the u.s. decides to return to the agreement. >> translator: the reason we are starting our second step in reducing our commitments from the jcpoa is that europe and other members could not meet our demands, especially in the field of oil, in bringing back -- they haven't been able to do anything worthy. >> germany, fran

escalating tension between the u.s. and iran and speaking to al jazeera iraq's national security adviser said a war would be disastrous for every country in the region he did though lee is a crisis that threatens international peace it threatens regional peace and stability in the middle east it escalates militarily it will be a catastrophe for this region i think if the whole region thinks deeply and wisely it will find that solving this crisis is in the interest of all a peaceful diplomatic solution. there's been another demonstration in hong kong this time by the mothers of student protesters that are gathered in a central park to demand the government to listen to their children and address their demands it is the 2nd time they protested in the last month against the government's controversial extradition meanwhile the student protesters in the territory say they won't hold talks with the government unless they're in public leaders of the city's largest student unions who are responding to chief executive kerry lands offer to meet in private a small number of demonstrators ransacked

the next 60 minutes top french diplomats in iran to try to salvage the nuclear deal as the un's atomic watchdog has an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis. look at her libya's warlord after got his hands on u.s. antitank missiles. a crackdown the world can now witness pictures of the sudanese military's break up of a peaceful protest as the internet blackout. demonstrations getting louder in a dispute over high tech exports from japan to south korea. as iran continues to pull back from its commitments to the 2050 nuclear deal president hassan rouhani is insisting to iran's actions are peaceful he says it's increased rates of enriching uranium is within the framework of the nuclear agreement mr rouhani is a suitor warning that the u.k. will face consequences for seizing an iranian tanker near gibraltar european powers are meanwhile focusing on saving the nuclear deal a french president's top adviser is meeting iranian officials and all of this will be the focus of an emergency meeting of the international atomic energy agency in vienna later on weapons day we're going to join

that a got out of the know from the negotiating table and try to bring iran on its own terms to another negotiating tables so this is clear the united states violated the deal then imposed the sanctions that were lifted as part of the deal and then forced others to you know abide by those sanctions and now is in a ratcheting up the pressure the maximum pressure and i'm in the the point that your guest from washington brought up that everybody's boxed in i think that's correct but the party that is suffering is iran it's not the e.u. it's not the united states so iran sees the way that the e.u. is dealing with u.s. sanctions as. as a violation of it of its own commitment within the deal so it's basically it's not working against the e.u. it's basically doing what the e.u. and the united states is doing that they basically got back from their commitments they got back to the 1st square where the negotiations started and led to the j.c. a and iran basically is i think is heading back as well to the 1st where to be equal i mean to deal with them on equal footing and i think that's t

responding to suggestions from the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, that iran is prepared to discuss its ballistic missile programme. members of the european parliament have narrowly elected ursula von der leyen as the first woman to lead the european commission. mrs von der leyen, who was previously germany's defence minister, secured only nine more votes than needed to take the eu's topjob. she appealed to all sides to work together constructively. it's liz30am. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me zeinab badawi in new york. my guest in this rare interview is the foreign ministerfor iran, javad zarif, who's on a visit here. tensions between iran and the us have been on a historic high. president trump said he was ten minutes away from war with iran following tensions in the gulf. can they save the historic nuclear deal after president trump unilaterally withdrew from it? foreign ministerjavad zarif, welcome to hardtalk. the british foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, says there is a small but closing window to save the nuclear deal agreed in 2015 between iran and the

consequences" after an oil tanker in the gulf is seized by iran. the vessel was tracked moving off course, to the north — no longer in contact with its owners. aid agencies call for a faster international response to the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo. and america lights up the washington monument to mark the 50th anniversary of the apollo moon landings. hello and welcome. the british foreign secretary has warned of "serious consequences" if the seizure of a british tanker in the strait of hormuz by iran is not resolved. the stena impero was bound for saudi arabia when the owners say they lost contact with the vessel. there are 23 personnel on board but no british citizens are among them. it comes after an iranian vessel was captured earlier this month. james robbins reports. this is stena impero, built only last year, british flagged, 183 metres long, now in the hands of iran, together with her 23 crew. routine satellite tracking of the tanker shows her under way from the emirates of fujairah, around midday, heading north, staying well inside internationa

. —— we are hearing it. iran says it has captured a british oil tanker in the strait of hormuz. the company owning the vessel has confirmed it has been unable to make contact with the crew. our correspondent has shown me in the studio. i think we are able to show iranian state tv. what more have you been able to find out? we have you been able to find out? we have been able to track where that tanker was going. it was going up the strait of hormuz on its way to saudi arabia, when it was, in the words of the cup and he that owns this, intercepted by un—identified small craft, a helicopter in the air. we have this confirmation from the iranian revolutionary guard that they have seized a british oil tanker. they say the season because it was not following international maritime regulations and other saying it was causing problems. iran saying it was causing problems. iran saying it was in their territorial waters, wasn't following a maritime regulations. you have to treat that with a pinch of salt because we know full well iran has said it was he's a british tanker in retaliation for

officials in iran we've heard from the 1st vice president who also said that the suggestion of a coalition force to patrol the waters of the strait of hormuz and guarded the ships that pass through it is absolutely not necessary and that iran is capable of providing security to the ships in the strait of hormuz and it is up to iran and the regional countries to ensure the safety of their waters meanwhile we've understood that there has been the extraordinary meeting called in vienna for sunday july 28th between the remaining signatories of the j c p oh wait that's a 2015 uclear agreement the iranians will want to discuss the lack of commitment to the nuclear agreement by the remaining signatories mainly the european ones that's britain france and germany on tuesday the iranian president has this bachelor that heating foreign minister. with a letter for french president and on the micron she will deliver this letter to the president in paris we understand that this is really the last ditch effort to try and salvage what is left of this 2015 nuclear deal because iran is insisting t

celebration. with the top stories from the past 7 days on right up to the moment of. iran has a nonstarter it is further scaling back its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal known as the j c p a way a government spokesperson said on sunday about the islamic republic will accelerate its uranium enrichment program and surpass the 3.6 percent cap stipulated in the agreement for energy reasons that would in the future allow to develop a nuclear weapon that would want to quickly if it chooses to do so and. lose today based on the orders we've received from president rouhani and the national security council on the 2nd step in scaling back our commitments that. time is right now we will inform the i.a.e.a. of our decision we will now go beyond the 3.6 percent level of uranium enrichment. or to run is now considered to be in breach of the 2015 nuclear deal after it surpassed the 300 kilogram your am stockpile limit on it now seems that turman to develop its uranium further officials in the islamic republic have recently ruled out further dialogue with washington on the sanctions ar

well. president trump warns iran to be careful as it plans to further boost its uranium enrichment program potentially breaking the 2050 nuclear deal for a 2nd time drawing condemnation from e.u. nations and the united states. the reigning foreign minister though blames europe for failing to secure the agreement or stop washington's unilateral withdrawal. to the stories that shaped the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea on monday. and tanks rolled through the streets of washington on fighter jets zoomed through the skies on july 4th continues to come under fire for militarizing u.s. independence day celebrations. and i welcome the weekly here on r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins rev you are this morning thanks for being with us on the program. president trump is warning iran to be careful after announced plans to accelerate its uranium enrichment program and pass the $3.00 percentage cap stipulated in the 2050 nuclear agreement for energy reasons. 3.3. iran is already considered to be in breach of the d

with iran and the british taker. we will have the latest, "fox and friends" at 6:00 eastern time. most watched, most trusted and most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am mike emanuel, have a beautiful weekend. smugness. above all, have a great week went the ones you love. >> sean: fox news alert. welcome to live friday, breaking news edition of "hannity." iranian aggression. buckle up. the defense secretary authorized the deployment of military personnel to saudi arabia as the u.s. moves to counter the rogue regime of iran. the central command is increasing personnel in the region. they're advising ships to stay away from the straits of hormuz. a lot of breaking news. at this hour, all eyes are on the middle east. iran's hyper aggressive actions in the region, around the world have reached a boiling point. let me speak tonight, stop for a second with the news. i want to speak directly to the iranian mullahs. i have known president trump about 23-plus years. let me tell you what won't help to help you out tonight and what could happen. you keep

which again is in line with the truck ministrations hard line view on iran's activities across the region but all that being said they're trying to balance this with a diplomatic engagement trying to suggest to the iranians that we're still willing to talk but there are certain red lines that britain wants to enforce and that's what they did. in tehran doesn't agree with you i'll bring you in in just a 2nd but let me just say get joe rubin is of you 1st joe how do you view this latest escalation in the region is it a foreseeable response to britain seizure of the iranian tanker engine brought to 2 weeks ago well this incident is not just and was not just foreseeable but the entire tit for tat explanation that we had earlier of drones being shot down both sides that was all highly predictable the american policy in this president trumps policy is i believe ultimately to try to break the regime it's a maximum pressure policy and it has not led to diplomatic engagement so we're in a very dangerous spot right now we're in a tinderbox of this back and forth about who's right to seize wh

headline news an artsy iran plans a further boost of its uranium enrichment program potentially breaking the 2050 nuclear deal for a 2nd time and drawing condemnation from e.u. nations and the united states but the iranian foreign minister blames europe for failing to secure the agreements or stop washington's unilateral withdrawal. also among the stories that shape the week russia pays tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on a nuclear submarine in the barents sea on monday. and as tanks rolled through the streets of washington fighter jets zooming through the skies on july the 4th donald trump continues to come under fire for militarizing u.s. independence day celebrations. from r.t. international and surely we'll be taking you through some of the biggest stories reported on right here over the past 7 days we've got the latest developments to get you up to speed 1st though president trump is warning iran to be careful after it announced plans to accelerate its uranium enrichment program and surpass the $3.00 percentage caps stipulated in the 2050 nuclear agreemen

from washington, i am laura trevelyan. putting the pressure on iran. u.k. is planning a european naval force to protect ships the strait of hormuz after iran seized a british tanker there. thousands take to the streets in puerto rico as the governor says he will not seek reelection. protesters want him w. resign no plus, india is aiming to become the fourth nation to land on the moon, with a new generation of space fans cheering from earth. >> i'm very happy that india is g launchandrayaan-2, and i am proud to be indian. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." tensions in the strait of hormuz are growing by the day. thats the narrow waterway th 20% of the world's oil supply passes through. today britain'swa governmens that it is planning a european naval force to protect shipping there. this comes as iran seized ais brtanker last week. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. lyse: first images of the men t seized at se crew of the stena impero. images released by is this what life is like on board now, or is this

between iran and the west end is a new face as to run prepares to renee got its commitments under the 2050 nuclear deal further after its deadline for sanctions relief. and some of big stories of the week russia pay tribute to the 14 sailors who were killed in a fire on the nuclear submarine in the barents sea on monday. fighter jets soaring through the skies of washington and tanks rolled through the streets donald trump came under fire in the week for militarizing the u.s. independence day celebration. a lot of record all through for us here in moscow review a chain around the world are watching the weekly from art international recapping some of the big headlines from us the last 7 days and start with some breaking news to tell you about this sunday a developing story development is that iran has announced as expected that it's further scaling back its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal today the government spokesman there said on sunday that the islamic republic will accelerate its uranium enrichment program now and supports the 3.6 percent cap stipulated in the agreement

leave leaving. the nuclear deal there or pena their goal was to disrupt iran and the iranian social order and this is what the american said right in the beginning so the question. i think i just short at the questions that you sent to me miss that hearing from them and also miss my yamaha done from read your job on and some on em or got done from bourne r. and mr. t. from iran purse. all they asked about 4 plus one from about the nuclear deal now would like one of you to ask the question. so this is their 1st time coming here. so. you know because. should this show ok then ask me to a question please. well. some of our questions were asked by my colleagues but specifically what i wanted to know. she is. this. financial mechanism that iranian that european has built if this does not fulfill the demands of iran which is selling oil what is the use of it and also the rush over china what they have done to protect nuclear do. miss small that the you can also ask your question ok you asked that. he did ask your question. thank you. my question is. support of other countries up until now

news hour from al-jazeera a warning from the donald trump has iran announces it will stop enriching uranium beyond the agreed limits. also in the news a change of government in greece the center right opposition is want to sleep in victory in the south election. full of what's fuelling tensions in haiti after protesters fail. with police steering a journalist's funeral. and making a play for equal pay the u.s. women win a 4th record for football world cup. run the united states as iran will not attain a nuclear weapon and has threatened it with further sanctions and greater isolation this comes after announced it would enrich uranium to levels greater than agreed as part of the 2015 nuclear deal and says it will continue to reduce its compliance every 60 days unless an agreement is reached to stop u.s. sanctions now until now iran has kept its maximum level of uranium purity if you like it 3.7 percent that's enough to make electricity uranium only becomes nuclear bomb grade material if it goes up to 90 percent enrichment and the iranians deny wanting a nuclear weapon even so as we s

overthrow his government 75 years ago today. and germany and france demand iran release a captured british oil tanker immediately berlin says the seizure of this stand at imperio cues a dangerous escalation in the persian gulf region. i'm michael okwu thanks for joining us 75 years to the days since the most famous plot to kill adolf hitler germany has been paying tribute to the conspirators who were executed for their resistance a ceremony was held in berlin were chancellor angela merkel praised the small group led by klaus von stauffenberg were tempted to kill hitler with the bomb she was also she also recalled others who had resisted the nazi regime including students academics. merkel called on people to honor their memory by showing moral courage in the face of racism and hatred among the memorial took place in the courtyard of the federal ministry of defense the same location where the main conspirators were executed on this day in 1904 the men had taken part in operation valley a daring attempt that came very close to killing hitler and changing history. it was the morning o

border fuel smuggling from iran to pakistan the striving to look at who's behind it and why neither side can seem to stop it. and diving into street food in taipei will get a taste of a new v.w. series on you tube exploring the call in every highlight of the taiwanese cast. thanks for joining us joining us i'm so me so much god it's good to have you with us on news asia now a tense calm has descended on hong kong after a turbulent night of unrest in the city a cleanup operation is underway to remove debris left over from the chaotic scenes that unfolded in the government quarter now thousands of protesters stormed and ransacked the legislative council on the anniversary of hong kong's return to chinese rule they hung the colonial flag and covered the walls with anti-government . her feet including the defiant message that hong kong is not china police eventually moved in firing tear gas to regain control of the building monday night's escalation follows 3 weeks of protests against planned legislation to allow extraditions to china hong kong's chief executive terry lam is facing call

democracy nonow! >> change your course. if you obey, you will be safe. amy: iran seizes a british oil tanker and its current and the strait of hormuz amidst escalating tensions after britain and pounded in irannn nkerer elier t ts month will stop them protest in hawaiiadad a s secd week over the cotrtructi of f a massive telescoponon top of of all cannot be sacred native site that has become a flashpoint of indigenous resistance. >> we're here to stop the desecration. this is our land. in this isre we live wherwe a areoing t tdie. amy: last week, police arrested 33 peoe, most of them elders, as theblblockea roroado thee telescope being planneatatop maununa kea. we will get an u update from indigenous activist pua case. the epa will not ban the wideley used pesticide chlorpyrifos, even though the agency's own research shows it can n cause brain damage in children. >> there is a class of are nervees that agents. they were developed by the nazis in world war ii. is the most commonly known. after world wawar ii when the nt was broken up,tate they turn these nerve agents into pesticides. america

heartbreaking and shocking. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. president trump says iran is playing with fire as it breaches the nuclear deal that limits enricheded uraranium reserves. despite thehe deaths of 11 peope on sunday, sedans opposition said it can [indiscernible] against the military. hong kong's embattled leader has held a defiant news conference after protesters' anger over a controversial extradition bill spiraled out of control. calling the chaos heartbreaking and shocking. hundreds of demonstrators smashed through the entrance of the council building as the territory marks 22 years since the u.k. handed control of the city to china. protesters stormed into the legislature tearing down pictures and spraying graffiti. the police moved in after that. officers in riot gear roque through the lies causing activists to leave the chamber. elsewhere, more than half a million protesters marched through the territory making peaceful demands from micro c. -- for democracy. >> this is something we should seriously condemn because nothing is more important than the rule

the british oil tanker that was seized by iran in the straits of hormuz and arabian flag is now flying over the captured vessel the ship and its crew on its attains in the arabian ports of bonds are full as the seizure of an iranian tanker in the british territory of gibraltar earlier this month as barbara has more. a radio exchange apparently detailing what happened in the strait of hormuz on friday a british navy officer from the frigate h.m.s. montrose tells the crew of the oil tanker stener in piro that it's in a recognized international strait and must not be impeded he then urges the iranian navy patrol boat which ordered the tanker to change course not to intervene. late international. troops at the end of the senate. but iran's revolutionary guard soon arrived by helicopter and seized the tanker iranian maritime officers said on sunday the vessel and its crew of 23 from india latvia the philippines and russia a safe in the port of bandar about us we've already announced that if the ship or the crew members if they have any needs we are ready to meet them however there ar

d.w. . this is g w news wife of from berlin tonight iran in violation of the nuclear deal inspectors confirming that iran has upped its enrichment of uranium a move which reaches term stipulated in the 2015 nuclear deal iran says it can reverse course if europe protects it from he was also coming up tonight he ordered the rape and murder of civilians and forced children to kill mr turner international criminal court in the hague finds former congolese warlord paul still to go guilty of crimes against humanity and a mammoth restoration project gets underway in amsterdam dutch experts begin work to clean up at the rim brands to celebrate the night watch and they're doing it all . in front of the pub. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us world leaders are expressing concern tonight at iran's warning that it is now enriching uranium at levels forbidden by the 2015 nuclear deal the international atomic energy agency confirmed tehran's move today from seeing hand-wringing in europe and huffing and puffing in washington with the nuclear deal now all but dead iran's decisio

potentially dangerous strategic confrontation is playing out in the narrow waterway between iran and arabia. the united states is leading efforts to isolate the government in tehran. iran is responding with defiance, despite severe economic disruption. my guest, former british foreign secretary jack straw, is a veteran of engagement with iran. how high is the risk of calamitous conflict? jack straw, welcome to hardtalk. welcome. your diplomatic engagement with iran spans two decades, and through that period you've been an advocate for dialogue, for engagement, with tehran. but here we are today, with relations are between the us and the uk and tehran toxic. so is it a story of complete failure? it's not a story of complete failure at all, and indeed, the nuclear negotiations which the french foreign ministers and i got going in the summer of 2003, by fits and starts, laid the foundations for discussions which president 0bama and his secretaryjohn kerry had with rouhani and zarif from 2013—2015, which led to this groundbreaking nuclear deal. the thing about this deal which was agree

has threatened iran with further sanctions after the islamic republic announced it will start an rich iranian beyond the limits of the nuclear deal. also in the news a change of government of greece is the center right opposition claims victory in a snap election. russian tourists are coming for exactly this kind of experience but there's also turbulence on the horizon for georgia as flights between the 2 countries are grounded. and making a play for equal pay the u.s. women win a record for football world cup. the united states says iran will not gain a nuclear weapon and has even threatened it with more sanctions and greater isolation this is after attack iran announced it would enrich uranium to levels greater than agreed as part of the 2015 nuclear deal until now iran has kept the maximum level of uranium purity let's call it at 3.7 percent which is enough to make electricity uranium only becomes nuclear bomb grade material if it goes up to 90 percent enrichment and the iranians deny wanting nuclear weapons at all even so it. we reducing compliance with the deal every 2 months unl

at iran after it exceeded the amount of low low enriched uranium is allowed to stockpile and the 2015 nuclear deal. as i have been informed iran has crossed the 300 kilogram limit based on his earlier we had announced our plan to exceed the limits therefore based on our previous announcement we made it clear what we were going to do we see it as a right based on the disappear where you. know what to do if they go with the airplane with i think they're playing with fire. the trump administration has failed to apply maximum pressure on iran over its nuclear ambitions it's also suggested that iran was already producing high amounts of enriched uranium before the deal was signed. the iranian foreign minister responded with a simple tweet that one would question it seriously and he also said the latest enrichment was justified by the fact that america pulled out of the nuclear deal the u.n. nuclear watchdog has since confirmed that iran has breached its limits under the agreement is the latest twist in iran's long running difficulties with the west. iran's done with dialogue at least

stops to talk to reporters about the big headlines and word that iran has seized another oil tanker ship in the all-important strait of hormuz. this time a british tanker. one more escalation in the face off between iran and the west. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. iran intercepted the ship after iran denied that a drone was downed. the pentagon said indeed it did happen. let's get to jennifer griffin. she's live for us at the pentagon. jen, what do we know? >> trace, u.s. officials say they believe that iran has forcibly taken yet another oil tanker against its will. we received this statement. "we're aware of reports that iranian forces seized a british oil tanker, this is the second time in just over a week. the u.k. has been the target of violence by the regime. the tanker is heading to iran and gone dark according to shipping officials that say they have lost contact with the ship, which was in the persian gulf passing through the strait of for muscle. the u.k. security council is holding an emergency meeting to decide how to respond. we received this statement from the s

to strengthen forces in western libya after his 1st campaign to seize the capital in april iran says it's now passed the cap of enrich uranium it's allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal the u.n. za tomic watchdog has confirmed the announcement the european union says it's extremely concerned by the development washington is threatening further sanctions following to iran's threat of enriching uranium to higher levels thank you thank you. at the touch of the british government says it regrets newspaper leaks of memos from britain's ambassador to the us which called the trumpet administration uniquely dysfunctional clumsy and inept kim derrick's reported comments triggered an angry response from president donald trump he said the ambassador has not served the u.k. well. greece has a new prime minister. baucus has been sworn in in the capital athens he's promising to cut taxes attract investment and create jobs his new democracy party won a clear majority in sunday's snap elections germany's biggest bank is cutting 18000 jobs in a major shakeup of its business bank expects to make a $3000

discuss iran's nuclear program washington has accused iran of nuclear extortion but says it remains open for talks without preconditions hours earlier iran's president said the decision to increase its uranium enrichment is still within the framework of the nuclear deal and house and rouhani warned the u.k. of consequences after it seized in the iranian oil tanker off the coast of gibraltar european powers say they want to save the deal the french president top advisors into her arm for talks he's given a letter to president rouhani from emanuel my craw meanwhile the u.s. says it's working to form an international coalition to patrol the waters off the coast of iran and yemen last month washington blamed the iran for recent oil tanker attacks in the gulf of oman. of president donald trump has tweeted on iran in the past hour saying iran has long been secretly enriching in total violation of the terrible $150000000000.00 deal made by john kerry and the obama administration remember that deal was to expire in a short number of years sanctions will soon be increased substantially let's go l

post. news live from berlin germany and france demand iran release a captured british oil tanker immediately. as the seizure of this. dangerous escalation in the gulf region iran's revolutionary guard says has been taken to a 4th on its territory. german chancellor angela merkel leads tributes to the conspirators who tried to assassinate adolf hitler and overthrow the nazi government 75 years ago today. and tens of thousands take to the streets of london demanding direction be cancel. a michael thanks for joining us germany and france are calling on iran to release immediately a british oil tanker it seized on friday berlin is calling the capture of the stain imperio quote a dangerous further aggravation of an already tense situation iran says its troops boarded the ship after collided with a fishing boat it's the latest in a series of incidents threatening shipping in the strait of hormuz the export route for the bulk of the oil from the gulf region. imperio seen here before its capture by iranian naval forces is now a pawn in a game of high stakes. the seizure comes after now.

say, remember, we will be back here next sunday, 11:00 eastern with the latest buzz. ♪ >> iran defying the international community saying it will enrich uranium beyond the limits and prepare to enrich it, quote, at any level. hello, welcome to america's news headquarters i'm arthel neville. >> i'm mike emmanuel in for eric sean. the u.s. was a signee, tehran's latest threats are a sign of maximum pressure campaign is working. >> they are desperate, bear in mind their economy is shrinking 6 to 10% this year, inflation is at 40% and president trump is doing exactly what he ought to be doing with keeping the pressure on on those sanctions and making certain that the regime realizes we know what they're up to. and we have fox team coverage in all of this, gillian turner has the latest reaction from washington but we begin with trey, live in middle east bureau. >> iran is set to break another commitment in iran nuclear deal by surpassing the uranium enrichment threshold, officials in tehran said they are going to pass the threshold tomorrow morning, surpassing 3.67% bringing iran close the