urging russia iran and turkey to help establish a ceasefire or testers are back on the streets of armenia's capital after the acting prime minister canceled crisis talks with the opposition participated in a call question on says he is ready to lead until new elections are held as moving force the former later kids into resign on monday. police in california have charged a former policeman they suspect this is so-called golden state killer a serial rapist and murderer and the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's seventy two year old joseph james t. angela was held after d.n.a. from his home matched crime scene evidence the u.s. supreme court's conservative justices have ended kate and they are likely to uphold donald trump's travel ban the court has been hearing arguments on the president's executive order which targets travelers from predominantly muslim countries trump says the ban is necessary for national security critics say it discriminates against religious groups and violates the constitution. or the headlines keep it here inside story is next. to scramble to salvage t

benjamin netanyahu is set to make a statement of his own about the iran nuclear deal. his office claims they will look at significant developments. i am melissa francis in for harris faulkner. they are set to make a prime time address about the iran nuclear deal. he will reveal evidence that iran is violating the international agreement. all of this comes as the may 12th deadline looms for president trump to decide whether to pull out of the deal. conner is live in jerusalem with the details. >> reporter: yes, melissa, there is a massive international effort to sway president trump about the decision on whether to stay in the iran nuclear deal. we saw french president macron and angela merkel talking with president trump. and now benjamin netanyahu is weighing in and a staunch opponent to the deal. he said it is a mistake to sign the agreement. he said it was a mistake to sign the agreement. he is along with many israelis concerned about iran's nuclear ambitions for the region but ambitions for the region and their involvement in syria and yemen and other places. what we are told from i

-span2. >>> next a discussion on the future of the iran nuclear deal ahead of president trump's may 12th deadline to revise or pull out of the agreement. panelists looked at possible implications if the u.s. were to withdraw from the deal and how that discussion would impact the upcoming talks with north korea. held by the hudson institution, this is an hour and a half. >>> i hope everybody is having a good day. thank you for coming to the hudson institute today. thank you c-span for being here, and today we should have an interesting panel talking about the implications of walking away from the jcpoa, the impact on allies and adversaries. if you see the photo that we used here at hudson for the event, mr. president, that the not our doing. that's iran. that's the regime. the regime picked that photo. don't hold that against the hudson institute. all right. i'd like to introduce the panelists. i'm mike. i'm here at the hudson institute and moderating the panel and participating. to the right is michael ladine, freedom scholar. also the co-author with general mike flynn for "a field

program. theamin netanyahu says document shows iran lied about its nuclear ambitions before signing a 2015 deal with world powers. president trump is to decide by may 12 whether to pull out of the national deal with tehran. here is prime minister netanyahu. pm netanyahu: you may well know that i ran leaders repeatedly denied ever pursuing nuclear weapons. you can listen to iran's supreme leader. >> i stress that the islamic republic has never been after nuclear weapons. pm netanyahu: you can listen to hassan rouhani. pres. rouhani: nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in a iran's security or defense doctrine and contradict our religious and ethical convictions. pm netanyahu: this is repeated by iran's foreign minister javad zarif. we didn't have a program. it was irrational as well as immoral. pm netanyahu: i'm here to tell you one thing. iran lied. big time. after signing the deal, iran intensified efforts to hide its secret nuclear files. in 2017, iran moved its nuclear weapons files to a highly secret location in southern tehran. orabad district. this

iran nuclear deal but just hours later emanuel macro said he's not confident president trump will stay within the agreement. palestinian journalist ahmed abu hussein will be laid to rest in gaza he died on wednesday from injuries sustained while covering the protests and gaza's border with israel two weeks ago abu hussein was shot when israeli forces used live fire against unarmed palestinians. today is day one of the philippines president rod rico to his order to close a popular holiday destination for six months he says tourists have turned the bar a kite beach into a cesspool now the beach does attract about two million tourists every year that's worth a billion dollars in revenue it's now declared off limits for tourists while the government looks at sewage related problems you are right up to date with all the top stories up next jayne's here with inside story i will see you very soon. the scramble to salvage the iran nuclear deal french president emanuel might call is in washington for a state visit as iran insists the west has no right to make any changes to the agreement s

french president says he's not confident donald trump will keep the u.s. in the iran nuclear deal emanuel macron made the comments after giving a speech to a joint session of congress in it was the u.s. to reject nationalism and preserve the pact to curb iran's nuclear program in return for sanctions relief. police in california have charged a former police officer they suspect of being the so-called golden state killer a serial rapist and murderer in the seventy's and eighty's seventy two year old joseph james to angela was held after d.n.a. from his home crime scene evidence. the palestinian journalist ahmed abu hussein will be laid to rest in gaza on wednesday he died from injuries he sustained while covering the protests of the gazan border with israel two weeks ago hussein was shot when israeli forces used live fire against unarmed palestinians those are your headlines up next it's inside story i will see you very soon. big stories generate sounds of headlines with different angles from different perspectives separate the spin from the facts that's why i'm going to dangerous

on three bills debated earlier, including one that imposes additional sanctions on iran for human rights violations. we'll show you the floor debate from earlier. s recognized. mr. royce: in january, body came together, it was a near unanimous vote, to support the iranian people who were engaged in he jate mat protests against a very oppressive regime. i want to thank mr. mike mccaul here, chairman of the homeland security committee, and mr. eliot engel, the ranking member of our committee on foreign affairs. for their engagement in this issue and at the time, we were witnessing tens of thousands of iranians taking to the streets in the largest demonstration that we had seen since the green revolution of 2009. the protests aimed at economic stagnation, aimed at widespread corruption and people were talking about that all the time, aimed at the revolutionary guard corps control over that economy because they had nationalized, seized so much of that economy. and quickly we saw that spread across iran. as persians sought to exercise the fundamental right of free do expression, as peo

talk about syria, the iran nuclear agreement, russian engagement in the middle east, u.s.-turkey relations, and the humanitarian situation in yemen. this is just short of 2.5 hours. >> we will come to order. in announcing military strikes against syria last week, the president made clear that the people of the middle east must ship their own destiny. he is right, but that does not mean we do not have a vital national interest in the region or a reason to promote stability, tolerance, and respect for human rights. the u.s. and our allies were justified in taking limited military action against bashar .l-assad we took that action in response to his barbaric use of chemical weapons. hopefully, the syrian dictator gets the message. if not, i have no doubt there will be more military strikes. the world has enough security challenges without the breakdown of the 100 year norm against the use of chemical weapons. that said, military force cannot be the only means of responding to these atrocities. we need a strategy to get a political solution. one that moves beyond aside to peace.a las

world that that means that the iran nuclear deal itself is entirely worthless it probably will do a lot to buttress the case of those united states who feel that way and that is presumably that the bet that doesn't yahoo is placing here it's something that he wants to see very dearly the end to this deal he sees it as not fit for constraining iran's nuclear ambitions something that the white house is saying in almost interchangeable language at the moment so a lot of stagecraft and a lot of detail on offer here the question is to what extent it will tip the scales in the favor of an end to the iran nuclear deal and however being kind of speculating now exactly how they got their hands on this archive just briefly i suppose we're all looking to masand. indeed yes i mean that that will be that that is israel's foreign intelligence service they have been engaged deeply in trying to combat iran's ambitions in all sorts of fields and so obviously the interpretation is that that mossad was involved in this in this mission he says that the archive was transferred in two thousand and sevent

forum of future of the iran nuclear deal. hopefully before the may 12 deadline, the president has his eye round team -- it ran team in place. toare looking forward hearing what that means. foreign-policy and for iran's allies specifically russia and china. >> thank you for having me. , coveragee this quick of this is pretty widespread letting people know we are talking about. no need to rehash all of the nuclear deal.iran most of us live through that. when we started the beginning of 2017 the new president during his campaign for president he deal onee iran nuclear of the worst deals ever negotiated in his works. we knew there would be some --nge, the end administration underwent a year-long review, about what a strategy would look like and in october an announcement about some action. up until then, from the administration's perspective, we have seen the iranian regime used the cover of the nuclear deal to expand a lot of nonnuclear activity. the nuclear deal itself, they were allowed to consider some -- -- continue some r&d. , weaw 23 tests of missiles have seen them move throughout

nuclear weapons program that iran has been hiding for years from the international community in its secret atomic archives we're going to show you iran's secret nuclear files. you may well know that iran's leaders repeatedly deny ever pursuing nuclear weapons . you can listen to iran's supreme leader ali khamenei. i stress the public has never been after nuclear weapons. you can listen to iran's president cost one hundred. nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in iran charity and defense doctrine and contradict our sunday mental religious and ethical convictions. this is repeated by iran's foreign minister zarif we didn't have any problems with human influence any way we can see the nuclear weapons both irrational as well as immoral. well tonight i'm here to tell you one thing iran lied big time after signing the nuclear deal in two thousand and fifteen iran intensified its efforts to hide its secret nuclear files in two thousand and seventeen iran moved its nuclear weapons files to a highly secret location in tehran this is the shore about district in

strong warning to iran is trump's new secretary of state has the middle east. well i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera coming up north korea pledges to dismantle its nuclear testing site as soon as next month. a central american migrants preparing to attempt a controversial crossing of the border into the u.s. . and attempts to save one of the world's natural wonder the australian government i just four hundred million dollars for the great barrier reef. donald trump's new secretary of. state has issued a strong warning to iran on the first two stops of his middle east tour in saudi arabia and israel might pompei accused iran of destabilizing the entire region is trip comes as president trump edges closer to deciding whether or not he'll pull the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal how a force that has more from west jerusalem in the middle east might pompeo double down on the theme that has dominated his first international trip as secretary of state iran's threat to the region and the world and the solidifying u.s. threat to pull out of the iran nuclear deal iran d

. to scramble to salvage the iran nuclear deal french president emanuel might call is in washington for a state visit as iran insists the west has no right to make any changes to the agreement so can a court convince trump to stick with the deal this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm jane doc in france in the united states have a long history that goes back centuries from the american revolutionary war to the statue of liberty the two countries have had strong ties french presidents emanuel mccaw is hoping to build on that special bond joining his three day state visit to washington d.c. and donald trump has rolled out the red carpet but beyond the handshakes smiles and lavish ceremonies there are serious policy disagreements including the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal which could threaten to put a strain on the special relationship trump says he wants to withdraw from the agreement while france and other european nations are urging him to stick with a deal iran for its part says if the u.s. withdraws it too will likely abandon the agreement gets i guess in a moment but fir

was a comprehensive program to design build and test nuclear weapons we can also prove that iran is secretly storing project ahmad material to use at a time of its choice to develop nuclear weapons here is what project ahmad's explicit goal was creating nuclear weapons this is an original iranian presentation from these files and here's the mission statement design produce and test five warheads each with ten kiloton tiant. for integration and a missile you don't have to read farsi to see ten kiloton here. this is the specific goal of project ahmad that's like five mi roshumba bombs to be put on ballistic missiles this is an original iranian spreadsheet from the archives of project ahmad look at what it has here yellowcake production centrifuge enrichment process warhead project simulation project and test and indeed when we analyzed what's in these archives we found that project had all the five elements the five key elements of a nuclear weapons program i want to take them one by one first element is designing nuclear weapons this is an original iranian illustration of a weapon ag

way to bring about stability. when it comes to iran, we have a lot of respect for these iranian people, through their history, it has always shown -- we don't make the mistakes of the past. it's time to laterally replace sovereignty of the people, we've brought about some more -- we want sustainable stability. the discussions we've had make it possible to open the way, to pave the way for a new agreement, on which we will work and beyond our european partners, we would like a regional partnership. and of course, russia and turke turkey. also within this framework, together, we can find a solution in syria. we are engaged within the international community. we welcome to you until the end, until victory. that being said, in the long run, we need to win back peace and make sure syria does not fall into any jeopardy in the region. to that effect, the approach with which we agreed means that we can work and work on all the situations in the region. to contain iran in the region. we will continue to work to that effect within the u.n. security council to make sure the military and law, the

for the world to see israel says iran lying about its nuclear weapons program minister benjamin netanyahu has presented what he says is proof that iran is continually expanding its range of nuclear capable missiles this just days before the u.s. president will decide the fate of the iran nuclear deal iran says that israel is crying wolf also coming up deadly blast in afghanistan coordinated suicide bombings leave a trail of bloodshed wreaking havoc in the capital kabul in a separate sacking to sell the eleven children have been killed. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with israel and what it calls an intelligence coup israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu went on prime time t.v. to present what he says is proof that iran has always lied about its nuclear weapons program tehran immediately issuing a clear rejection saying the israeli prime minister is doing nothing but crying wolf well here in europe germany is defending the nuclear deal and has called for an immediate investigation into netanyahu is claims and here is part of what the israeli prime minister sa

leaders are already talking trade in iran. they are apparently already having differences. president trump once again refers to the iran nuclear deal as insane and ridiculous. president macron is urging trump to remain in the of -- in the accord. our europe researcher with the eurasia group, the most important thing on the agenda was the iran situation, the deal and the sanctions. president macron is urging trump to remain in theit sound like 'g toward each other at least yet. >> no. i do not think this is surprising. i think the trump administration expects a lot of the european it's -- europeans in terms of making the iran deal much tougher to their willing to go some effort to move in trump's friend action the particularly on the civil nuclear programs, they're are just not willing to compromise. issues, macron might be more successful on talks with trump and one issue might the trade. president have the option of going alone? will that have a real effect on iran? >> which president? >> i'm sorry, president trump here can he really have much of an effect on iran without the suppor

there was no plan b. that the. iran deal was to be preserved no you were talking about a new deal with the band why did you change your mind did you join the strong go approach suggested by president trump is it because you could not convince him and in addition you think you know them who signed the agreement the deal who will follow you. when i say there was no plan b. are usually referred to the fact that there is no. plan that it was about climate rather than your own mother and not regarding the run of always being coherent and you can go back to what i say to the un general assembly in september i always say it was the j.c. feel way that we needed to do three piece caused twenty twenty five the ballistic issue and the regional influence are do not know what president trump will decide to go in there j.c.b. away and it is his responsibility the j.c.b. away is the first pillar of this framework hundreds describes so i'm not saying that we're moving from one deal to another i'm saying it is one aspect of the problem are hard and have never been as critical in the case of us pre

against the iran nuclear deal as trump in the white house has yet to make a decision. wolf, i think it's fair to say at this point netanyahu will take at least one more shot -- he has two more weeks after this -- against the iran nuclear deal. it's important to point out the meetings between the u.s. and israel around this. in the last couple weeks, the head of u.s. central command was here. netanyahu and mr. trump talked on the phone. the defense minister is in the u.s. where he met the u.s. secretary of defense and the national security adviser. both of these governments are very much on the same page when it comes to iran. now we'll wait to see what netanyahu comes out with as he continues lobbying against the iran nuclear deal, not only to trump who is seen as his most open ear but also to the european leaders and to the other cigsignators of the deal well. >> he admits really high tensions against the israelis and iranians in syria right now. there were some missile strikes that went after some iranian targets in syria and iranians were killed in the process. a lot of folks focusing

. to tell you one thing. large. israel's prime minister says he has secret files which prove that iran has been covertly pursuing its nuclear weapons activities and thousands rally in russia in protest against the blocking of the messaging app telegram. u.s. president donald trump has met with his nigerian counterpart muhammadu buhari at the white house the two leaders wrapped up a news conference in the last hour with business and trade among the key issues discussed nigeria to take down trade barriers to allow for more u.s. investment in the fight against boko haram nigeria has been struggling to buy a minute trick quick meant trump says nigeria is now free to buy helicopters from the u.s. but did not give a specific day. helicopters we love to look up as you like some more than i do. he likes buying helicopters but he is there buying a lot of helicopters helicopters want to know how soon very soon releasing them to go on this very sad we're getting it approved part of the problem was that you were allowed to buy helicopters in our country and now you are i work that out so that now

first time ever. >>> angela merkel and emmanuel macron press trump not to dump the iran deal. what is the fallout? i have a great panel to discuss. >>> and -- >> we have gangs roaming the street, and in many cases, they're illegally here. illegal immigrants. and they have guns. and they shoot people. >> you wouldn't know it from trump's campaign rhetoric, but there is good news about crime here in the united states. we explain the surprising, stunning decline in american crime. >>> also, from abraham lincoln to arch duke france ferdinand, assassinations of political figures have altered history. but what happens when it's the political figures ordering the killings? we'll examine the extraordinary case of israel and its policy of assassinations. >>> but first, here's my take. emanuel macron came, saw and conquered washington this week. but the french president is trying to do something much harder than just generate buzz and goodwill. he is trying to stop donald trump from dividing the western alliance and disrupting the already turbulent middle east. watching macron at work, flatteri

do it. iran's foreign minister spoken out against recent calls by the. u.s. and other countries to to strike a new deal on terrans nuclear program as well as curbing the nation's actions in the middle east. the situation in syria and the other middle eastern countries has nothing to do with the iran nuclear deal the us is making the moments that are unacceptable only for the people of iran but also for the other countries who signed the nuclear deal for the world community as well the potential new agreement which is being discussed by global powers is thought to be aimed at containing iran in the middle east it may also address around ballistic missile test which have still been conducted by to iran in violation of a un resolution and as proposed by the french president any dream and should also regulate arounds nuclear program after the current one expires both the manual macro on and angle of merkel appear though to change their stance and he ran deal after meeting with the us president. the isn't there may we believe it's better to have this agreement even if it's not perfect a

this morning the u.s. president called the iran's nuclear deal insane then he met with a french friend and his positions shifted somewhat tonight a budding bromance is it becoming europe's trump whisperer or is he just a french flash in the pan i'm off in berlin this is the day. iran's deal is a disaster they're testing missiles so what is that all about there is a. security. and a lot of over issues we will discuss so we have a lot of work to be done together you just take a look at what's happening in any poll virtually any place in the middle east iran is behind the battle. that if anyone be traced the deal they should know that they will face sit p.r. consequences. if they restart their nuclear program they will have bigger problems than they have ever had before. also coming up a d w special report on weight lifting muscles and raising the bar on women's rights in iran. what men can do women can do to leave already broken more than half of the women's weightlifting records that's glorious. or we begin the day asking how much influence does the french president. really have

leader's but it's still very important. russia sanctions, and the fate of the iran nuclear deal. all on the table for them to talk about. counselor to the president kellyanne conway downplaying any concerns that relations between the two leaders are, shall we say, chile. >> i don't think we need to compare france and during germany, they are great allies to america. i see some comparison but the important part is the relationship between countries. we are very happy that chancellor merkel is making another appearance here. >> harris: john roberts joins us now from the north lawn. >> good afternoon. i was in the oval office a short time ago with president trump and the german chancellor angela merkel. it appeared things were cordial, they shook hands this time, unlike the last time they met in the oval office, when there was sort of an awkward silence and distance between the two of the them. things are cordial between the united states and germany. it's not the bromance the president was experiencing with emmanuel macron came to visit. a lot on the table, drilling down on trade.

a strong warning to iran during his middle east tour by pompei criticized tehran saying it's destabilizing the whole region from paper stripping to visits to saudi arabia and israel and comes as trump edges closer to a decision on whether to pull out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal how we force it has more from west jerusalem in the middle east might pompeo double down on the theme that has dominated his first international trip as secretary of state iran's threat to the region and the world and the solidifying u.s. threat to pull out of the iran nuclear deal iran destabilize this entire region that supports proxy militias and terrorist groups. it is an arms dealer to the who the rebels. and iran conducts cyber hacking campaigns that supports the murderous assad regime as well compares arrival in riyadh followed a barrage of eight ballistic missiles fired into saudi territory by hooty fighters in yemen the u.s. and saudi arabia say such missiles come from iran work. we also think that iran should be dealt with by imposing further sanctions further violations of intern

with nuclear weapons. specifically, the attempt of iran to acquire nuclear weapons. we have had a very productive talk today on this subject as well. i appreciate the president's leadership and your position on stopping iran from ever acquiring nuclear weapons. i appreciate the president's and your position on stopping a n's aggression in the region. people thought it would be moderated as a result of signing the deal. the opposite has happened. iran is trying to gobble up one country after another. iran must be stopped. its quest for nuclear bombs must be stopped. it's aggression must be stopped. we are committed to stopping it together. i was very much encouraged once again by the steadfast support of the united states for our israel.- four our bond is special, it is based on shared values of democracy, freedom and the quest for security and peace. i can say that today, america and israel are closer than ever before and i have no doubt that we will glow -- will grow even closer in the years ahead. i want to welcome you back to israel, mr. secretary. it is a pleasure to see you and i

inside to prove that iran has misled the world about its nuclear program. less than two weeks from now, president trump is to decide whether the u.s. will stay in the deal. secretary of state mike pompeo main driver of instability across the middle east. pompeo spoke in jordan at the end of a two-day visit to israel and jordan. his first as america's top diplomat. >> both of our countries know the threat that iran poses to the region. this morning, we had a chance to discuss how it influenced an activity in the region and with all of our allies, we have had discussions with respect to the jcp 08. we will continue to work together to support a ties between the united states and jordan. we will make progress on these key regional issues. did not meet with palestinian representatives on this trip but called on officials to reopen peace talks with israel. the palestinians essentially boycotted contact with the u.s. because of the decision to israel's jerusalem as capital. a new u.s. embassy is expected to open on may 14. some 10,000 people rallied in moscow today to protest against a r

that they have proof that iran lied about their nuclear deal. >> now president trump has to decide whether to make a move that could tank the entire deal. plus, we're monitoring developments from north and south korea. the leaders ending some psychological warfare and talking about long-term peace. but can we trust kim jong-un to keep his word? let's get to it. good monday afternoon from the fox news deck. benjamin netanyahu says the iranian government is lying about their nuclear weapons program and claims he has the evidence to prove it. president trump has to decide by may 12 whether or not to pull out of the nuclear deal. president netanyahu making the news conference in tel aviv today. >> from the outside, this was an innocent-looking compound. looks like a dilapidated warehouse. from the inside, it contained iran's secret atomic archives locked in massive files. they're bigger than this. okay? a few weeks ago in a great intelligence achievement, israel obtained half a ton of the materials inside these vaults. >> shepard: and has shared it with the united states. iran has repe

east, iran will certainly take advantage. iran is already aggressive and capable, as this committee has highlighted. the regime is using its bolstered position from a windfall of cash from the nuclear deal, to help has a lot amm s -- to help hezbollah ass missiles, and they are establishing a land bridge israel'sria to doorstep, and they are moving fighters and weapons across that land bridge to new bases on israel's borders. it is also threatening our troops that are fighting isis. iran is also fueling the humanitarian disaster in yemen with its houtis.of thei the iran nuclear deal has serious falls -- serious flaws. this committee has closely examined them. the administration is rightly working to address iran's ballistic missiles, to strengthen inspections and to fix the deal's sunset problem. the british, the french and the germans need to stand with us. the list of the region's other challenges is long. our relationship with turkey's strained as never before. it's military offensive against the kurds in syria has benefited isis. the kurdish syrian democratic forces we back now

agree that iran cannot be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon. and that regime must end its support of terrorism. all over, no matter where you go in the middle east, you see the fingerprints of iran behind problems. i also want to thank president macron for france's vital contribution to our very successful campaign against cispa. -- isis. as we drive these isis killers from sirks it's essential that the responsible nations of the -- syria, it's essential that the responsible nations of the middle east step up their contributions to prevent iran from profiting off the ssk our nti-isis effort. there are very rich chris in the middle east. they have to make contributions . a major topic we discussed a little while ago. they have to step up tremendously. not a little bit. but tremendously their financial effort. mr. president, on behalf of the american people, i again express our solidarity in the wake of the terrorist attack in southern france last month. i share the confident uconn visaed -- confidence you conveyed at the memorial service for the heroic colonel, that in time we will ac

iran has been cheating on the nuclear deal. the president responding from the white house this afternoon just days before his expected to make a decision on whether or not to hold the u.s. out of the deal. we are live at the white house with the latest and the showdown happening right now on the border. hundreds of migrants attempting to get into the united states by border agents say there's no more room. so what happens now question mark i guess former arizona sheriff paul babeu military fellow rebecca heinrich sports columnist gordon chang and former bush senior staffer brad blakley. >> the dow ending the day down nearly 150 points very close to that but mostly its first monthly win since january price futures and the "fox business" future leaders watching all the action in oil and gold. nicole petallides on on the floor of the exchange print because the drop at the end of the day? >> microsoft among "the biggest loser" also had plans for stocks. we have had obviously earnings happening and that brought optimism but you have a strong dollar across-the-board. i'll get to that

to run government once had a nuclear weapons program. benjamin netanyahu said iran lied about its u.s. ambitions before signing a deal with world powers. donald trump is to decide by may 12 whether to pull out of the international deal. here is prime minister netanyahu. >> iran's leaders repeatedly nuclear weapons. you can listen to iran's supreme leader. >> the islamic republic has never been after nuclear weapons . >> you can listen to hassan .ouhani >> nuclear weapons another weapons of mass destruction have no place in a run security or defense doctrine and contradict our religious and ethical convictions. >> this is repeated. .> we didn't have a program it was irrational as well as immoral. >> i'm here to tell you one thing. iran lied. big time. , i ranigning the deal intensified efforts to hide it see clear -- secret nuclear files. iran moved its nuclear weapons files to a highly secret location. kept thehere they archives. right here. if you knew where it was. very few. a few israelis. from the outside this was an innocent looking compound. it looks like a dilapidated wareh

president trump on the issue of the iran deal. >> if iran threatens us in any w way, they will pay a price few cups have ever paid. >> this is not someone i want to negotiate with. >> the state dinner culmination of a long day of diplomacy, pomp and circumstance. >> god bless ance. gad bless our alliance. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day". it is wednesday, april 25th, 6:00 here in new york. here's our starting line. disturbing new allegations against president trump's pick to head the v.a. the ranking democrat on the senate veterans affairs committee tells cnn dr. ronny jackson was known as, quote, the candy man, for handing out prescription drugs. and there are accusations of drinking on the job. a source tells cnn jackson has no plans to step aside. t white house at times jump to go his defense. it does not outshine the glitz and glamour state dinner with the french president. the first lady shining as the host of this dinner and party. >> what about on the substa

r t berlin. well the u.s. is calling for new sanctions against iran over its ballistic missile program i'll bring you the full details after this break. thank. you. the u.s. is calling on europe and to the allies to slap new sanctions on iran in an effort to halt its development of ballistic missiles meanwhile rounds foreign minister spoke out against recent goals by the u.s. and other countries to strike a new deal on to iran's nuclear program as well as to curb the nation's influence in the middle east. but the situation in syria and the other middle eastern countries has nothing to do with the iran nuclear deal the us is making the moons that are unacceptable not only for the people of the room but also for the other countries through sun the nuclear deal for the world community as well. the potential new agreement which is being discussed by global powers is thought to be aimed at containing around in the middle east may also address iran's ballistic missile tests which have still been conducted by to run in violation of the un resolution and as proposed by the french presi

washington to reject nationalism and to preserve the iran nuclear deal though later emanuel macro said he is not confident donald trump will stay within the iran nuclear deal micron has proposed a new agreement being negotiated that with iran that expands on the existing deal here's our white house correspondent kimberly help it. the president of the french republic. before a joint session of the u.s. congress french president emmanuel macross argued the united states should remain part of the iran nuclear agreement it is true to see that this agreement may know the address all concerns and very important concerns this is true but we should not abandon its without having some seen substantial and more substantial instead. a day earlier in meetings at the white house across suggested the current deal to limit iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief should be the cornerstone of a new supplemental agreement. it would address trumps concerns beyond twenty twenty five including limiting iran's influence in the middle east and halting ballistic missile testing we can change and

with the major confrontation or the iran nuclear deal. the iranian president rouhani threatening the united states to stay in the deal or face consequences. president trump: if iran threatens us in any way, they will pay a price like few countries have ever paid. they are not going to be restarting anything. if they restart their nuclear program they will have bigger problems than they have ever had before. charles: this coinciding with the french president macron's state visit to the white house. the president's position is clear. so will iran do the right thing? representative biggs, thanks for joining us. president trump talking tough. yesterday the iranian leader saying there will be severe consequences. one part of that says he knows or believes this is an amazing deal the iranians got. folks trying to talk president trump into staying in this. >> iran really believes they got a good deal out of this. iran is not threatening us directly in our homeland. but they are engaged in proxy across tifs in the region and -- proxy activities across the region. also the deal was not go

the iran nuclear deal. only one of them managed a visible rapport, with endless smiles and back—slapping. the us president called his french counterpart "perfect". except for the dandruff! he made quite an impression. an impression on everyone. we we re we were wondering what was happening. it is very strange. they were curious images. including for us in france. when he invited trump to bastille day parade, apparently it struck a chord and trump wanted his own parade in washington, but it shows dictatorship if you show off there is a strange friendship here, there is genuine humble manner between the two men. we have seen macron in front of the congress speaking his mind, trump may like the guy and likes this, because both their worldviews are starkly opposite. macron was quite forthright in his speech. there was plenty of gladhanding, but he spoke about the dangers of america turning inwards. macron has a purpose and if he can keep trump from his worst instincts, it is a fight worth fighting. he sees with macron eye to eye, especially on the iran deal. he was going to washin

iran's foreign minister explain all after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see if. sure buying gold as i can go to my goal is like us we don't think he's going to pay you know one was an affair. blown away by the huffing and puffing of the big bad p.r. wolf and then taking number two you've got countries like india that are like one step one step back the second household sector has all the gold their government does exactly and then the big bad wolf often popped in the deepest part of such a survivor that the government has blown away and you've got the countries like china and russia that have said wow spain twenty four karat gold bullion and the big bad. and it didn't belong there elsewhere. welcome back iran's foreign minister has spoken out against the recent calls by the u.s. and other countries to strike a new deal on to iran's nuclear program as well as curbing the nation's actions in the middle east. the situation in syria and the other middle eastern countries

the first. law you can write your party on the part of iran until twenty twenty five you see which only the allowed to make secondly to ensure that over the long term there is no nuke iranian. third vital substrate is to be able to stop the ballistic activity by iran in the region and the fourth vital point is to create conditions now a political stability in the region and to contain better and better here a lot of relation and its position in iraq in the young men and as well as the influence that has lebanon on these subjects it is a constant position to say that we must not find a framework to be able to gather with the powers the countries of the ranching. and with iranian leaders to be able to succeed. in the weeks and months to come. no. i hope. of respect for the iranian people has always shown its strength through history and we don't want to repeat the errors of the past each side of we wanted to stop this jute ourselves of the substantive up of people unilaterally we created you know terror and i. wish to underline is but for all allies we want stability really replace s

gulf as he visits the middle east mustering support for new sanctions against iran but speaking in the cell the capital he urged the kingdom and its allies to resolve an almost here long standoff but that u.s. officials say iran is exploiting to boost its regional influence. reports. on his new international trip the new u.s. secretary of state sent a message to iran. called for sanctions criticize the ballistics messiah program and blame for destabilizing the middle east. like the prior administration we look like that scope overruns terrorism. it is indeed the greatest sponsor terrorism in the world and we are determined to make sure. that nuclear weapons. raises many questions about the future of the iran nuclear deal it was widely praised as a breakthrough one signed three years ago but president barack obama's successor has repeatedly said the deal is for. donald trump's due to decide next bomb on whether or not to restore sanctions on iran a move that many where we might undermine the nuclear agreement saudi arabia is also calling for more sanctions on iran accusing to herat

peter all of a r.t. berlin. the u.s. is calling for a new sanctions against iran over its ballistic missile program after the break. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the pole with you and do all the great. good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to. go. alone. and i'm really happy to join for the world cup in russia. the special one. meets just like the radio theology team's latest edition as we go. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. a little walk value on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles they don't. produce offspring to tell

give our diplomats real leverage. if the united states isn't engaged in the middle east, iran will certainly take advantage. tehran is already aggressive and capable as this committee has highlighted. the regime is using its bolstered position from a windfall of cash from the nuclear deal to help hezbollah amass missiles along israel's borders. they are seeking, obviously, to establish a land bridge across syria to israel's doorstep. and they are moving fighters and weapons across that land bridge to new bases on israel's borders. this is showing ring up assad, and it is threatening our troops who are fighting isis. remember, iran is also fueling the humanitarian disaster in yemen with its support for the houtis. our closest partner in the region, israel, is threatened by the reason iranian expansion, but so are our other u.s. friends and allies in the region. the iran nuclear deal has serious flaws. this committee has closely examined them. the administration is rightly working to address iran's ballistic missiles, strength en inspections. the french, the germans, the british need

foreign policy, of the us foreign policy, of their climate policy, of iran as well. he made it clear that they do not want to move away from they do not want to move away from the deal. so i think it was very balanced, but in france they do have the strikes coming up over the weekend. well, they had ongoing strikes, they had strikes on monday and tuesday, so he wasn't around for that in washington. and usually the jokeis that in washington. and usually the joke is that the french will always go on strike in august, but this one started a lot earlier, in april. and there are a series of issues he has to deal with at home when he gets back. he has a very heavy domestic agenda. many praising the fact he delivered the speech in english and therefore it was that much more powerful in terms of how it was broadcast in the us and the proliferation of it. very clever in many ways, and many are saying he played the whole three days in a very smart way. i would have to agree with that, and this is the thing. literally u—turn on the tv yesterday and this is all that was shown everywhere. if we look

this is. from berlin tonight trump macro and watching both leaders trying to show unity on iran u.s. president trump and france's president. they are talking up their cooperation on global challenges including syria north korea and the iran nuclear deal despite all the smiles and the handshakes there were disagreements we'll go live to washington for more also coming up charges for the suspect accused of monday's toronto van attack like many a see it faces it multiple counts of murder and attempted murder after ten people were killed and fifteen injured and as the syrian conflict enters its eighth year an international fund raising drive begins today in brussels but can this attempt make any difference. i'm bored god it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with french president in washington he has just held a joint press conference with u.s. president donald trump on the second day of his state visit to the u.s. capital ahead of the press briefing the two men put on a show of unity their agenda contained tough topics which they don't necessarily agree on but as their white h

alongside iranian forces against militants hoping to overthrow president assad iran has been expanding its military presence in syria for years and by doing so now has forces directly neighboring israel while in jordan as part of his middle east tour u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o made clear that he wanted to increase pressure on iran. both of our countries know the threat that iran poses to the region this morning we had a chance to discuss how best to counter runs malign influence and activity in the region the king of jordan has also voiced concern over iran's growing military and political presence in syria. all in just a reminder we will that we will be carrying mr netanyahu as address live as soon as it gets under way in the meantime interest on our very own tanya cramer is standing by a good evening tanya a special announcement on iran what could that potentially me. while you can imagine there's a lot of speculation is why it has been a very hectic day since we learned about this special announcement tonight there was an emergency session of the security cabinet in the o

says iran's foreign minister will explain all after this break. i don't think he's right to tell you number one was an affair. blown away by the huffing and puffing of the big bad feel them taking over to your god countries like india they're like one. sector household sector has all the gold their government exactly and then the big bad wolf off the bottom the people the problems are to survive but the government has blown away and you've got the countries like china russia that have said wow. twenty four karat gold bullion and the big bad wolf and it didn't blow the house away. welcome back the united states is calling on europe and other allies to slap new sanctions on iran over its ballistic missile program meanwhile tehran's foreign minister has spoken out against recent goals by the u.s. and other countries to strike a new deal on terrans nuclear program as well as to curb the nation's actions in the middle east. shitters in but the situation in syria and the other middle eastern countries has nothing to do with the iran nuclear deal the us is making the moments that are unacce

to get president trump to stay in the iran nuclear deal, to counter the civil war there and counter russian aggressions. cnn's abby phillips, john williams of the "new york times," john kirby and politico. there is no question these two leaders have a personal bond, a personal friendship. there are lots of handshakes, lots of talking how great they get along, but first talking past each other on policy. president macron has said repeatedly the world must stay together, must work together to maintain the iran nuclear deal. the president used the word insa insane, he used the word ridiculous, and anywhere you look in the mideast, iran is the bad actor. >> wherever there is trouble, yemen, syria, no matter where you have it, iran is behind it, and now unfortunately, russia is getting more and more involved. they're not going to be restarting anything. if they restart it, they'll have problems bigger than ever before. if they restart the nuclear program, they will have bigger problems than they've ever had before. >> john kirby, you dealt with this from a state perspective. if you're th

a just zero. well tonight i'm here to tell you one thing iran large. israel's prime minister says yes secret files which prove iran has been covertly pursuing its nuclear weapons activities. and oh i'm maryam namazie and london with al jazeera also coming up on the on the road all old and i still attack in afghanistan's capital kills twenty five people nine of them journalists who'd rushed to the scene to cover the story camped out on the border of the central american refugees have spent a month traveling to the u.s. only to be turned away. and thousands rally in russia in protest against the blocking of the messaging app telegram. welcome to the program our top story israel's prime minister saying iran is pursued a secret nuclear weapons program and lied to international observers about it in breach of the two thousand and fifty new deal benjamin netanyahu gave an order of visual display claiming to have conclusive proof of the program from documents obtained from to iran iranian state t.v. is dismissed as propaganda and iran's foreign minister says it's all a ploy to nix the nu