journalists here in washington longstanding journalists here in the capital at the washington post of reuters that he is going to decertify that iran is living up to its part of the deal so what does that mean really for the deal nothing it's an internal u.s. check every ninety days that he has to certify to congress that that iran is or is not comply and so what happens next well that it goes to the u.s. congress and they have sixty days to decide if they want to reimpose sanctions on iran just yesterday twenty four hours ago we heard secretary of defense jim maddest say that iran is complying with the deal and that it is in the interest of u.s. national security to stay in it asked about that here's what the white house press secretary had to say the president has as he said made a decision on this and he'll make that announcement the appropriate time that's the main focus that he has had has been a comprehensive strategy on how to deal with iran that is what he wanted his team to put in place and i think you'll see that announced in short order and that will be a comprehensive strategy wit

reuters. are you sending with the words this prize are you sending a message to any particular political leaders in the world and also has the risk of iranian nuclear deal unraveling been a factor in deciding the price thank you three. has yes has the risk that iranian nuclear deal could unravel been a factor in your considerations thank you. thank you very much we are sending messages in fact to all states but also in particular to the nuclear weapon states. because it is a pact that states are in a different situation the majority of the states of the world who have. the ban treaty can do so without an immediate consequence on. their armies and there they don't have to disarm where of course nuclear states are in a different position and we do realize that it has to be a slower process for them but the message we are sending is to remind them of the commitment that they have already made that they also are obliged to work for nuclear free world and by not entering the ban treaty that will ha

to a blacklist for the killing and maiming of children in yemen a confidential draft obtained by the reuters news agency attributes nearly seven hundred child casualties to the saudi led military coalition in twenty sixteen along with dozens of attacks on schools and hospitals it also says the coalition has put measures in place to improve child protection. britain's prime minister to resign may has been trying to raise morale at her conservative party's annual conference it was an attempt to move beyond the party's infighting breaks it and their poor performance at the election in june but the speech didn't go to plan as our u.k. correspondent barnaby phillips reports she came to manchester hoping to reestablish her or thora to her final day speech was memorable but not as she would have intended an apology for jude's election campaign in which the conservatives lost their majority it went down well i hold my hands are for that i take responsibility i lead to the campaign and i am sorry from there it was downhill a prankster if they did security and handed the prime minister a document impl

blacklist for the killing and maiming of children in yemen because financial draft obtained by the reuters news agency attributed six hundred eighty three child casualties to the saudi led military coalition in two thousand and sixteen along with dozens of attacks on schools and hospitals and most of the coalition is put in measures in place to improve child protection as are the headlines news continues in al-jazeera after the strain keep it here more to come. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. imo they could be out and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube and twenty sixteen the a bowl outbreak that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video.

television reporting the troops have retaken vast areas in the oil rich region and each commander has told reuters the aim is to take an air base i don't feel it has more from an ability. we understand that this offensive is focused on oil fields to the north the west the south all of that oil rich city of kirkuk and also the k. one a military base k one military base was taken control of by kurdish peshmerga in two thousand and fourteen after the iraqi army fled leisel offensive kurdish leaders met earlier to discuss tension with iraq following last month's a session referendum they rejected the iraqi government's demand to stop any push for independence. at least two hundred seventy six people have been killed in the biggest suicide bombing in somalia's history no one has claimed responsibility for the blast in the capital mogadishu on saturday. and as well as opposition is rejecting the results of regional elections electoral board says president nicolas maduro socialist party has won seventeen of twenty three state governorships the opposition's campaign chief is demanding a complete ordered t

with state television reporting that troops of already retaken vast areas in the oil rich region the reuters news agency is quoting iraqi military officials saying the objective is to retake control of a key air base and oil fields to the west of the city. yes megaforce is inside kirkuk also mobilizing they've been gathering in the city over the past few days and kurdish leaders met a few hours ago to discuss the crisis they call for dialogue but said they won't do so under pressure from what they describe as military threats from baghdad the kurds have also rejected calls to know the results of last month's referendum on the session iraqi government refuses to recognize the vote. stratford has more on the rising tensions from bill in northern iraq. the iraqi military saying that this operation is being spearheaded by the ninth armored division the federal police and counterterrorism units they saying that the thousands of shia militias are very much in a supportive role we understand that this offensive is focused on oil fields to the north the west the south all of that oil rich city of ki

you of our top stories the iraqi army is advancing north towards the kurdish held city of kirkuk the reuters news agency is quoting iraqi left tenant colonel k'naan is saying the objective of the advance is day control of the k. one air base an oil fields located waste of the city. at least two hundred seventy six people have been killed in the largest suicide bombing in somalia's history no one has claimed responsibility for the blast in mogadishu on saturday. conservative leaders a bastion kurtz's claimed victory in austria as general election but he will need to form a coalition the thirty one year old politicians people's party won more than thirty one percent of the vote is victory makes him the youngest leader in the world the result marks a sharp shift to the political right for austria. when our top story in advance by rocket troops towards the kurdish held town of kirkuk child stratfor joins us now on the line from erbil charles what are you hearing about this much but we're hearing reports from the iraq army. iraqi militants. nites division is moving towards areas around kirkuk the

a spokesman for me to unsung suchi has told the reuters news agency the defacto leader is a pole that the rancher crisis but needs to tread carefully to not inflame the situation. controls the government but not the country's military. and at least two protesters in kenya and that in more demonstrations against the electoral commission police used tear gas to disperse opposition party says in the country's three main cities kenyans a juicer vote in two weeks time in a rerun of august presidential election which was a nod by the c.p. . or you're up to in all of our top stories but of course if you want to know more this is the place to go al-jazeera dot com is the address but coming up next techno looks at a new technique to save the world's coral reefs are we back off to that in about twenty five minutes time stay with us. coral reefs are the rain forests of the sea prize for their beauty and resources the world over. they are also one of the earth's most fundamental ecosystems a threat to climate change and no place better symbolizes their importance and their plight than australia's

occupied territory of the crimea but crimea is where siemens acknowledges the four turbines now on the reuters news organization filmed these two large objects in july for the crimean puerto theodosia despite russian media reports two years ago about the turbine secret destination siemens accepted moscow's reassurances that they were for southern russia but now the scandals forced the german industrial giant to act its pursuing criminal charges it wants its missing technology back and it says it's scaling down russian operations they told us siemens will hold power generation equipment deliveries from existing contracts to state control customers in russia for the time being the e.u. has also responded with new sanctions asset freezes and travel bans. when we visited theodosia the turbines if that's what they were had disappeared perhaps they're already here one of the two new power plants being built in crimea but russian technicians are expected to face significant problems getting them to work because siemens is refusing technical assistance this whole siemens gas turbine saga illustrates i