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julie carrie is in richmond watching all. she'll have live reports later today on news 4. >>> the d.c. council is meeting and expected to votehe on wther to strip evans of the finance committee chairmanship. they will decide whether to hire a lawirm to investigate whether evans violated council rules by using his public office gain.ersona >> evans has been forced to resign from the metro board, hey plans to stan the city council. >>> we have m proof thisrning that it's not how youi start, s how strong you finish. that's vladimir guerrero jr. at major leue baseball's home run derby last night, he hit 29 dinners, that's a record in one round. the rookie from the blue jays is just 20 years old. he couldn't keep up the pace which allowed pete alonzo to make a comck in the later rounds. alonzo also a rookie, he plays for the mets, a $1 million prize came with his victory. the all-star game is tonight ine cleand, the nats max scherzer and anthony rendon were expected to play, but have decided not to, they're taking a break ahead of

this year not carried out the rescue even before it was this continues. the political picture that emerges that shows that you countries not want to use a few current goldman to use the term policies believing that. cross in the end has not happened so far well let's talk about what the italian government says i mean what taylor salvini he argues this he says stopping these rescues saves lives he says if there's no rescues people won't try this crossing in the 1st place i mean does that make sense. yeah it might it might make sense the problem is that it is not happening as much as as as hoped so it's not like it's true that's crossing so gone really really down but actually the beaches for those who cross the reste of those who cross has gone up and remember this is what we need to reduce the routes from libya to italy was already risky you see we were watching 50 died crossing and now we are closer to one in 10 so there is one problem and these deaths not even the food pictured because 6 out of the answer to my journey of those who tend to cross actuall

suspended its main naval operation that carried out these rescues and critics say that is having deadly consequences. bodies have drawn migrants have brought to the chinese inshore. 82 people went missing when the boat sank on july 1st most have since been retrieved from the water dead the migrants started their journey in war torn libya and drifted into genies in waters before sinking one of the few survivors remembers have a coast to help went unanswered. and i don't doubt that it and i get older you know pins and pick us up in the water. it was thinking. about it but they did not answer our call. on the. operations of fear the european union effort to curb migrant flows across the mediterranean stopped rescuing shipwrecked people in march and italy's populace government has shut ports to private rescue ships the country's interior minister says this post has been a success. i mean you know i mean prevention is better than the cure and therefore we're down from 80000 the rivals in this period in 201717000 last year to just 3000 this year you know that was cool for me. but private resc

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wow, has it ever been a rainy july. official you had a hundredth of and this inch of rain at national airport. for today, skies mostly clear. light wind out of the north averaging oly 5 miles per hour. graelged t gradually the wind out of the east and cloud cover the middle parts of the afternoon but high pressure settling in ought to keep rain chances down very close to zero. look at those 50s in the shenandoah valley this morning. all the way down to 62 now at dulles airport and 63 clinton, maryland. you can see here on the radar and satellite composition that mostly clear skies a the way from basically i-95 corridor toward st. louis and chicaaro. cleailing for your weekend travel plans. long radar loop one lonely 8:00 there about 7:30, last night. that was it. that added to only hundredth of an inch at national airport. for todll, there wi be bubbling up of cloud during the middle of the afternoon. rain chances are very, very low and anything that does happen will be like yesterday about hundredth of an inch and that

. >> reporter: on july 16, 1969, a rocket carried three astronauts on the 225,000-mile journey. walter cronkite anchored the coverage. it was a historic mission. collins looked back at the launch of the most powerful rocket every built. >> inside, you're not worried about the power. you're worried about the steering. >> reporter: four days later, they touched down. >> the eagle has landed. >> reporter: and armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. >> reporter: the astronauts left a flag and a plaque that red we came in peace for all mankind. >> it expanded the understanding of the neighbor and taught us something about ourselves. that together we can accomplish any goal. . >> reporter: nasa set its sights on returning to the moon. the project faces cost overruns and schedule delays. the goal is to have a man or woman walking on the moon by the year 2024. chris martinez, cbs news. >> nasa is working to stay on the path by building on the success of apollo. scientists says the agency is looking to get

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4th which was carrying 2000000 barrels of radium crude oil the british government said they seized this vessel because it was heading to syria which is under sentients now the iranians have said that that vessel was not actually going to syria so they've demanded the release of that ship but then the seizure of the ship on friday is a very different story for the iranians their government spokesperson said that this has nothing to do with the other incidents in the strait of gibraltar and the 2 are very very different let's hear what else he had to say. it is interesting that when a british ship commits an offense and iran confronts the ship for the security of the region some countries announce their request to release the timecode well we also countries 1st also the u.k. to release the iranian tango if british tank contrary to maritime regulations 1st turned off its transponder instead of moving to the entrance of the strait of hormuz and did not pay attention to different warnings. this sense here is that this double standard doesn't just apply in this case the iranians say that the

out in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th by seizing the grace one super sized tanker that was carrying $2000000.00 barrels of iranian crude oil now that act was carried out by the british government because they said the ship was heading to syria which is under sanctions and the rains have denied that that was indeed the destination now the seizure of the center pair o. on friday by the revolutionary guard forces in the strait of hormuz is a different story for the iranians the government spokesperson said that this act was carried out because it was violating maritime rule and he stressed that this was not a reciprocal act let's hear what else he had to say. it is interesting that when a british ship commits an offense and iran confronts the ship for the security of the region some countries announce their request to release the tonka well we also countries 1st oscar u.k. to release to radio targo it's british tanker contrary to maritime regulations 1st turned off its transponder instead of moving to the entrance of the strait of hormuz did not pay attention to different warnings. thi

the 4th and it was carrying $2000000.00 barrels of a rainin crude oil worth about 200000000 dollars that the iranian foreign minister how a phone conversation with his british counterpart last week where they discussed the seizure and their british foreign secretary jeremy hunt reassured the iranian foreign minister zarif that if the british government received reassurances that this vessel would not be heading to syria that they could possibly facilitate the release of this tanker the iranians were hopeful that this would be the case today but it appears that is not the dispute between the 2 governments will continue for the forseeable future we've even heard from iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei on wednesday where he said that this accept piracy carried out by the british government will not go unanswered. also there are still so because of been other developments involving iran with iran saying all of its drones have returned to their base dismissing washington's claims that it destroyed one of them 1st though president donald trump said the warship u.s.s. boxer down

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of rain in crude oil was seized that with the help of the british navy in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th is still docked there now these 2 ships they range in say the act that they carried out in the strait of hormuz is not a reciprocal act that it was carried out because the revolutionary guard felt that this tanker was a danger to the other vessels in that area because there transponder was not on they were not responding to any contacts that was trying to be made with them and they had a minor accident with a small arabian fishing boat so this is the state of that seizure and the iranians have said that they were simply forcing the maritime law and they didn't do anything wrong and they're keeping this until the country decides what to do next the british government has said that the tanker that they see is the grace one was heading to syria the destination is the issue of and that's the reason it was seized the syrian government is under a u. sanctions but the radiance of said that that in fact was not the destination so they say that that seizure is an illegal one and they are s

brotha suspected of carrying oil bound for syria 2 weeks later president donald trump said the u.s. military had taken down an iranian drone that came too close to one of its naval vessels in the strait of hormuz but iran denied the drone was shot down. to earth let's now bring in our guests for today's inside story joining us from london andrea's creek assistant professor in the defense studies department at king's college london in tehran with. a political commentator and lecturer at the university of applied sciences and in washington d.c. joe rubin president of the washington strategy group a national security consulting firm welcome to you all gentlemen thank you so much for being on inside story mostafa what legitimate basis does iran have for seizing this british ship what rules have been broken for the revolutionary guards to seize this british tanker. hello as a mother effect there are a number of reasons that could justify this seizure 1st and foremost as you heard during the package your reporter said there's been a collision and unfortunately the tanker has defied calls

marines seized in a rainy and tanker off gibraltar in the western mediterranean business as the ship was carrying oil to syria in violation of e.u. sanctions iranians called it piracy on july 10th the british navy chased away 3 very iranian vessels says were threatening british tanker and then on thursday the u.s. said it shot during a rainy and drone threatening one of the warships in the region iran denies these claims of an experienced iran's revolutionary guard sees the u.k. flights stana and para saying it violated maritime mauls will simon mabon is a senior lecturer in international studies at lancaster university he says putting u.s. tensions aside the u.k. has its own complicated history with iran. the idea that u.k.'s waning power doing the bidding of the united states is one that is routinely routinely thrown a london and to an extent i can understand why it is but i think recently what we've seen is that the british tensions with iran independent of the united states really really escalated following the seizure of the tankers that your package earlier was talking about and that draws

turkey seems to be carrying favor with turkey and -- china and russia. relations with countries like china and russia is one thing. that's different from a broader geopolitical alliance were turkey would be the junior partner. is that something like up -- that a personality like president erdogan would accept? >> he feels that the embrace by russia and china will further bolster turkey's gop -- geostrategic gold in the middle east and around the world. he feels that russia and china are more sincere in their support of turkey than washington. traditional's european partners that feel that washington wants to drive him out of power in the way that washington is trying to oust president maduro in venezuela. anchor: thank you for explaining that to us. live from london, much more still ahead. syrian government troops are forced on the defensive after rubber fighters launch a furious onslaught. hope on the horizon in the battle against age -- eight. an experimental hiv vaccine. s not to forget from the british grand prix. ♪ anchor: west african leaders hav

the soviets had been carrying out tests of the huge and one rocket that would carry the crew into space. but in july 1969 during a test launch the latest version of the rocket exploded shortly after liftoff. meanwhile in the u.s. nasa sought to personalize the space program by publishing photos of the astronauts with their families. as the scheduled date of the moon not to approach people around the world found a new interest in space. huge crowds gathered around the launch site the visitors were in a festive mood. on july 16th new. armstrong buzz aldrin. and michael collins made their final preparations. that. perhaps it was appropriate that a reclusive engineer not a dashing air force pilot should be the 1st man to set foot on the moon. his name was neil armstrong. shortly after 7 in the morning the 3 astronauts headed for the launch pad. with. armstrong the mission commander and pilot buzz aldrin will attempt a landing. michael collins will stay on board the command module as it continues to orbit the moon. it's now been 8 years and 2 months since president kennedy gave the order. am

the soviets had been carrying out tests of the huge and one rocket that would carry the crew into space. but in july 1969 during a test launch the latest version of the rocket exploded shortly after liftoff. meanwhile in the u.s. nasa sought to personalize the space program by publishing photos of the astronauts with their families. as the scheduled date of the moon launch approached people around the world found a new interest in space. huge crowds gathered around the launch site the visitors were in a festive mood. on july 16th neil armstrong buzz aldrin. and michael collins made their final preparations. perhaps it was appropriate that a reclusive engineer not a dashing air force pilot should be the 1st man to set foot on the moon. his name was in the alternate armstrong. shortly after 7 in the morning the 3 astronauts headed for the launch pad. with. armstrong the mission commander and pilot buzz aldrin will attempt a landing. michael collins will stay on board the command module as it continues to orbit the moon. it's now been 8 years and 2 months since president kennedy gave the o

brotha suspected of carrying oil bound for syria 2 weeks later president donald trump said the u.s. military had taken down an iranian drone that came too close to one of its naval vessels in the strait of hormuz but iran denied that john was shot. in the earlier let's now bring in our guests for today's inside story joining us from london andrea's creek assistant professor in the defense studies department at king's college london in tehran with. a political commentator and lecturer at the university of applied sciences and in washington d.c. joel rubin president of the washington strategy group a national security consulting firm welcome to you all gentlemen thank you so much for being on inside story mostafa what legitimate basis does iran have for seizing this british ship what rules have been broken for the revolutionary guards to seize this british tanker. hello as a mother effect there are a number of reasons that could justify this seizure 1st and foremost as you heard during the package your reporter said there's been a collision and unfortunately the tanker has defied call

the soviets had been carrying out tests of the huge and one rocket that would carry the crew into space. but in july 1969 during a test launch the latest version of the rocket exploded shortly after liftoff. meanwhile in the u.s. nasa sought to personalize the space program by publishing photos of the astronauts with their families. as the scheduled date of the moon launch approached people around the world found a new interest in space. huge crowds gathered around the launch site the visitors were in a festive mood. on july 16th neil armstrong buzz aldrin. and michael collins to make their final preparations. perhaps it was appropriate that a reclusive engineer not a dashing air force pilot should be the 1st man to set foot on the moon. his name was neil armstrong. shortly after 7 in the morning the 3 astronauts headed for the launch pad. armstrong the mission commander and pilot buzz aldrin will attempt a landing. michael collins will stay on board the command module as it continues to orbit the moon. it's now been 8 years and 2 months since president kennedy gave the order. among tho

the soviets had been carrying out tests of the huge and one rocket that would carry the crew into space. but in july 1969 during a test launch the latest version of the rocket exploded shortly after liftoff. meanwhile in the u.s. nasa sought to personalize the space program by publishing photos of the astronauts with their families. as the scheduled date of the moon launch approached people around the world found a new interest in space. huge crowds gathered around the launch site the visitors were in a festive mood. on july 16th neil armstrong buzz aldrin. and michael collins made their final preparations. perhaps it was appropriate that a reclusive engineer not a dashing air force pilot should be the 1st man to set foot on the moon. his name was neil all didn't armstrong. shortly after 7 in the morning the 3 astronauts headed for the launch pad. armstrong the mission commander and pilot buzz aldrin will attempt a landing. michael collins will stay on board the command module as it continues to orbit the moon. it's now been 8 years and 2 months since president kennedy gave the order. a

the soviets had been carrying out tests of the huge and one rocket that would carry the crew into space. but in july 1969 during a test launch the latest version of the rocket exploded shortly after liftoff. meanwhile in the u.s. nasa sought to personalize the space program by publishing photos of the astronauts with their families. as the scheduled date of the moon launch approached people around the world found a new interest in space. huge crowds gathered around the launch site the visitors were in a festive mood. on july 16th neil armstrong buzz aldrin. and michael collins make their final preparations. perhaps it was appropriate that a reclusive engineer not a dashing air force pilot should be the 1st man to set foot on the moon. his name was neil alton armstrong. shortly after 7 in the morning the 3 astronauts headed for the launch pad. with. armstrong the mission commander and pilot buzz aldrin will attempt a landing. michael collins will stay on board the command module as it continues to orbit the moon. it's now been 8 years and 2 months since president kennedy gave the order.

in the western mediterranean persons as the ship was carrying oil to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions but the iranians called it piracy on july 10th the british navy chased away 3 iranian vessels it says were threatening a british tanker and then on thursday the u.s. claimed it shot down an iranian drone threatening one of its walsh it's in the region iran denies these claims the next day iran's revolutionary guard sees the u.k. flag stina and barrow claiming it violated maritime laws well earlier i spoke to gerry northwood who is a former navy captain chairman of the security security company mosse he told me more about the risks to ships passing through the sensitive gulf region the question of whether the road can go farther. they were going to buy us we brought in the u.k. shipping 3 and of course you've gotten more rows going out there you go why one while acquired by the right is but of course. we need to who are these the part of the whole affair as well moves are least more than just one more navy ship of suggesting a coalition of the you know what's called so far ha

out in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th by seizing the grace one super sized tanker that was carrying $2000000.00 barrels of iranian crude oil now that act was carried out by the british government because they said the ship was heading to syria which is under sanctions in the way news have denied that that was indeed the destination now the seizure of the sena a pair o. on friday by the revolutionary guard forces in the strait of hormuz is a different story for the iranians the government spokesperson said that this act was carried out because it was violating maritime rule and he stressed that this was not a reciprocal act let's hear what else he had to say. it is interesting that when a british ship commits an offense and iran confronts this ship for the security of the region some countries announce their request to release the tonka well we also countries 1st also the u.k. to release the radio talk show it's british tanker contrary to maritime regulations 1st turned off its transponder instead of moving to the entrance of the strait of hormuz and it did not pay attention to diffe

out in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th by seizing the supersized oil tanker grace one which was carrying $2000000.00 barrels of iranian crude oil the british government sees that vessel saying that the destination it was going to that was syria is under a huge sentients but the iranians have denied that that was ever even the destination of the gray swan so they are in demand that the release of the grace one tank or this seizure of the stand i'm peril in the strait of hormuz by the revolutionary guards on friday the iranians are saying have nothing to do with the grace one incident and it's a separate incident where there was a number of maritime laws that were broken by this vessel when it was traveling in the strait of hormuz which left their revolutionary guards no choice but to seize it they say that the safety and security of the strait of hormuz was at risk by this vessel and that is why they attempted to make contact with the crewmembers but they were not able to establish any communication and that is when the revolutionary guard commanders seize this vessel and took it

gibraltar in the western mediterranean britain says the ship was carrying oil to syria in violation of sanctions the iranians called it piracy on july 10th the british navy chased away 3 iranian vessels it says were threatening a british tanker and then on thursday the u.s. claimed it shot down a rainy and drawn threatening one of its warships in the region iran denies these claims the next day iran's revolutionary guard sees the u.k. flagged stana imperial saying it merit violates its maritime law as well iran says it was simply up holding international maritime law when it sees the vessel door search has more from to her on. their winnings have said that those tanker had turned off the tracking devices and it was not responding to any communications that were trying to be made with the crew on board the iranian society decided to seize this vessel because they said it was traveling in the wrong maritime direction and also it was not responding to any of the calls they seize this vessel and took it to the nearby support city of bandar pass where the 23 crew members are now still th

on july 17, 1944, cargo vessel carrying ammunition exploded at the poor. 320 soldiers and civilians were killed and hundreds more were hurt. most of the dead and injured were enlisted african-american sailors. they were assigned to the dangerous task of loading munitions, but they were not given proper training. after the explosion, many sailors went on strike but were convicted of mutiny. this week, an east bay congressman helped to pass a measure in the house to exonerate them. >>> the bastille day festival is happening today in san francisco. there will be food, wine and beer, a car show and a children's playground. that event runs from 11 am until 6:30 pm today. bastille day celebrates the beginning of the french revolution. today's festival also celebrates the history of the french conflict in san francisco. >>> we got a big weekend ahead. we will start with a little bit of fog. it looks like a promising afternoon. >> it will be great. i want to give a shout out to the firefighters for doing christmas in july from 11 am until 5 pm. bring a toy. there should be music and you should b

4th due to an allegation that it was carrying oil to syria which would be in violation of the e.u. sanctions a claim in which the iranian deputy foreign minister denies. meet us to contrary to what the british government's claim to the destination of the oil tanker was not serious or to the port they have referred to does not have the capacity to host such a tanker. the destination was somewhere else it was passing through international waters in the strait of gibraltar so there is no law that allows the british government to stop this tanker we believe the seizure of the ship is an act of hire a scene we demand the rapid release of this tanker. joining us to discuss the impact of this situation on the oil markets it's possible horowitz of trading so i'm sure the markets my thought process this news and moved on by now but what about the prospect of more features like this in the future rolling in the oil markets and pushing up risk. well you know i think when you look at the price of oil and you look what's going on and you look at how much we can now pump ourselves and put out an

4th due to an allegation that it was carrying oil to syria which would be in violation of the e.u. sanctions a claim in which the iranian deputy foreign minister. denies. meet us with to contrary to what the british government's claim to the destination of the oil tanker was not serious or to the port they have referred to does not have the capacity to host such a tanker and the destination was somewhere else it was passing through international waters in the strait of gibraltar so there is no law that allows the british government to stop this tanker and we believe the seizure of the ship is an activity piracy and we demand the rapid release of this tanker. joining us to discuss the impact of this situation on the oil markets as taba horowitz of trading so i'm sure the markets must not process this news and moved on by now but what about the prospect of more seizures like this in the future rolling in the oil markets and pushing up risk. well you know i think when you look at the price of oil and you look what's going on and you look at how much we can now pump ourselves and put o

4th due to an allegation that it was carrying oil to syria which would be in violation of the e.u. sanctions a claim in which the iranian deputy foreign minister denies. to contrary to what the british government's claim to the destination of the oil tanker was not serious or to the port they have referred to does not have the capacity to. such a tanker the destination was somewhere else it was passing through international waters in the strait of gibraltar so there is no law that allows the british government to stop this tanker and we believe the seizure of the ship is an act of hire a scene we demand the rapid release of this tanker. joining us to discuss the impact of this situation on the oil markets as taba horowitz about the trading so i'm sure the markets my thought process this news and moved on by now but what about the prospect of more theaters like this and the future rolling in the oil markets and pushing up risk. well you know i think when you look at the price of oil you look what's going on and you look at how much we can now pump ourselves and put out and supply th

4th due to an allegation that it was carrying oil to syria which would be in violation of the e.u. sanctions a claim in which the iranian deputy foreign minister. denies. many of us to contrary to what the british government's claim to the destination of the oil tanker was not serious or to the port they have referred to does not have the capacity to host such a tanker the destination was somewhere else it was passing through international waters in the strait of gibraltar so there is no law that allows the british government to stop this tanker and we believe the seizure of the ship is an activity piracy and we demand the rapid release of this tanker. joining us to discuss the impact of this situation on the oil markets as tabo horwitz of trading so i'm sure the markets must not process this news and moved on by now but what about the prospect of more seizures like this in the future rolling in the oil markets and pushing up risk. well you know i think when you look at the price of oil and you look what's going on and you look at how much we can now pump ourselves and put out and

4th due to an allegation that it was carrying oil to syria which would be in violation of the e.u. sanctions a claim in which the iranian deputy foreign minister denies. meet us to contrary to what the british government's claim to the destination of the oil tanker was not serious or to the port they have referred to does not have the capacity to host such a tanker and the destination was somewhere else it was passing through international waters in the strait of gibraltar so there is no law that allows the british government to stop this tanker we believe the seizure of the ship is an act of piracy and we demand the rapid release of this tanker. joining us to discuss the impact of the situation on the oil markets as talked about before with a bubble trading so i'm sure the ma. markets my thought process this news and moved on by now but what about the prospect of more features like this and the future rolling in the oil markets and pushing up risk. well you know i think when you look at the price of oil you look what's going on and you look at how much we can now pump ourselves an

2000000 barrels of oil in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th the british government apparently at the request of the u.s. government sees that this tanker because they said it was heading to syria and that is under sanctions the iranians have denied that that was the destination they've called that an act of piracy and a legal seizure and they are demanding it be released but it's just another example of how heightened the tensions are in this region but also the relationship that has been very very strained between the united states and iran and it appears to be continuing to wardes a further escalation ok a durso jabari with an update from to iran thing q let's now get an update from our white house correspondent kelly calicut she's standing by for us in washington d.c. so now the iranian state television has put out this video which they say is evidence that disputes u.s. claims that it shot down a drone any reaction from the pentagon or the white house almost. yeah the u.s. president donald trump has been speaking inside the white house in the last hour it was at a photo opportuni

off the coast of gibraltar that vessel is accused of carrying oil to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions and on friday the authorities in gibraltar determined that vessel should be detained for a further 30 days this is very much being seen in the u.k. as a tit for tat seizure but as we know that the greeks one vessel off gibraltar is going through some sort of legal process it's not as simple as simply allowing the grace want to go free and hoping that the iranians will will follow suit as well when it comes to the strait of hormuz well it is hugely important strategically politically and economically 18 and a half 1000000 barrels of oil a day flow through the strait in comparison to 5000000 that goes through the suez canal it's hugely important for crude oil producing countries in the region when it comes to allowing their goods to go to global markets as well this will undoubtedly and will have a political and economic impact not only in the region but globally as well this is the parker for inside story. well there's been a series of incidents around the strait of hormuz si

the 4th and it was carrying $2000000.00 barrels of rain in crude oil worth about $200000000.00 that the uranium foreign minister held a phone conversation with his british counterpart last week where they discussed the seizure and the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt reassured the iranian foreign minister which of our 3 that if the british government received reassurances that this vessel would not be heading to syria that they could possibly facilitate their release of this tanker. and iran says all its drones are returned to their base dismissing washington's claim it destroyed one of them on thursday president donald trump said the warship u.s.s. boxer downed the iranian drone in the strait of hormuz south africa's corruption watchdog has found president several rather oppose a deliberately misled parliament over campaign donations from a pose of call the findings against him unfortunate meanwhile former south african president jacob zuma had withdrawn from a corruption inquiry has now decided to take our high council of state in libya says warlord khalifa haftar his forces

out in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th by seizing the grace one super sized tanker that was carrying $2000000.00 barrels of iranian crude oil now that was carried out by the british government because they said the ship was heading to syria which is under sanctions in the rains have denied that that was indeed the destination now the seizure of the center pair o. on friday by the revolutionary guard forces in the strait of hormuz is a different story for the iranians the government spokesperson said that this act was carried out because it was violating maritime rule and he stressed that this was not a reciprocal act let's hear what else he had to say. it is interesting that when a british ship commits an offense and iran confronts the ship for the security of the region some countries announce their request to release the timecode well we also countries 1st also the u.k. to release the radio talk show it's british tanker contrary to maritime regulations 1st turned off its transponder instead of moving to the entrance of the strait of hormuz did not pay attention to different warning

sanctions also jabari has more from tehran for the 1st time since this incident happened on july 4th the rain ians are hopeful that the british government will soon release this vessel it's carrying $2000000.00 barrels of crude oil radian oil and it's worth over $200000000.00 now the iranians say that it is an act of piracy what the british have done and they are demanding that this about grace one be released the soonest possible leaked documents published in a british newspaper say donald trump pulled out of the nuclear deal with iran just to spite his predecessor barack obama the newspaper says britain's outgoing ambassador to washington described the u.s. president's decision as an act of diplomatic vandalism. police and protesters in hong kong are in another stand of this is the scene live as demonstrators continue to vent their anger about what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the territories affairs officers who do use pepper spray earlier on the crowds this is all taking place in the district of sharpton and it comes a day after another protest in a differ

out by the british navy in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th when they seized the new reigning oil tanker that was carrying 2000000 barrels of iranian crude oil we also have to note that this ship that was seized by the iranians on friday was empty it was heading to saudi arabia where it was going to be loading up with fuel that when they seize that it is if there was nothing on board the radiance of said that it's very very different we have international maritime law to uphold in the strait of hormuz and that is exactly what we've done and there will be a legal process that is to follow before we can talk about releasing this british vessel ok i got a door so to bari with an update from to iran thank you so as we mentioned earlier the u.s. is the pulling troops to saudi arabia is the situation in the region bros tenser the pentagon believes the deployment will provide an additional deterrent some of its over $500.00 military personnel have already arrived at the prince sultan air base south of riyadh the u.s. withdrew its forces from saudi arabia back in 2003 markets is the forme

of gibraltar in the western mediterranean britain says the ship was carrying oil to syria in violation of sanctions the iranians called it piracy then on july the 10th the british navy chased away 3 iranian vessels it says were threatening a british tanker then thursday the u.s. claimed it shot down an iranian drone threatening one of its warships in the region iran denies these claims the next day iran's revolutionary guard sees the u.k. flying stana imperio claiming it violated it maritime laws or so jabari has more from to run. the spokesman for iran's revolutionary guard has said that indeed there was a 2nd british vessel that was trying to prevent the iranians from seizing this tanker on friday in the strait of hormuz now the revolutionary guard has also released dramatic footage which shows the moment the tanker was seized by them we see a number of iranian commanders in a helicopter and they are parachuted down into this british navy british vessel rather before it was seized on friday because the iranians said that it was causing a dangerous situation in the strait of hormuz th

off the coast of gibraltar that vessel is accused of carrying oil to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions and on friday the authorities in gibraltar determined that vessel should be detained for a further 30 days this is very much being seen in the u.k. as a tit for tat seizure but as we know that the greeks one vessel off gibraltar is going through some sort of legal process it's not as simple as simply allowing the grace want to go free and hoping that the iranians will will follow suit as well when it comes to the strait of hormuz well it is hugely important strategically politically and economically 18 and a half 1000000 barrels of oil a day flow through the strait in comparison to 5000000 that goes through the suez canal it's hugely important for crude oil producing countries in the region when it comes to allowing their goods to go to global markets as well this will undoubtedly and will have a political and economic impact not only in the region but globally as well this is dave barker for inside story. well there's been a series of incidents around the strait of hormuz s

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authorities say that tanker was carrying oil to syria in violation of e.u. sanctions. the brits are still holding that tanker. >> the responsibility in the first instance falls to the united kingdom to take care of their ships. but you know the story. this isn't because of american sanctions. speaker british foreign secretary jeremy hunt announced today britain would seek to put together a european led maritime protection mission. neil. >> neil: thank you very, very much. tell call is a case of curious timing. the president making it clear his patients with iran is running out. >> it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with iran because they behaved very badly. they are saying bad things. i'll tell you, it could go either way. very easily, very easily. i'm okay either way it goes. >> what does that mean? walid phares. what do you think? >> the united states was responding to iranian behavior, loving the souls in saudi arabia and many other places and expanding militias. we put the sanctions including the one i think the iranians are reacting to which is stop

in the western mediterranean burton says the ship was carrying oil to syria in violation of e.u. sanctions the iranians called it piracy on july 10th the british navy chased away 3 iranian vessels it says are threatening a british tanka and then on thursday the u.s. claimed it shot down an iranian drone threatening one of its warships in the region iran denies these claims the next day iran's revolutionary guard sees the u.k. flag stina and barrow claiming it violated maritime laws. jerry northwood is a former navy captain and the chairman of risk management and security company mosty joins us from care in the u.k. so off to the seizure of the grace one tank. we were just mentioning and then obviously the iranian view of the vessels detention why was the british government not prepared for the possibility of reciprocal action. the question was. a fairly typical process to the. u.k. shipping registry and of course you can ration monstrous trolling out there so one wonders why reading but of course. we actually need to provide need to cover the whole thread is. missing more than ju

what are you looking at wen you look at your week, carrie? >> well, i am, like you, yamiche, wondering how the fourth of july will play out here in washington with it movingrom a very nonpartisan event to trump putting his stamp on it in a very personal way and what that does to the day. i'll be looking at it closely. >> tamara, you're at the white house with me. are you also looking at president trump? >> i am watching the fourth of july. he announced a short time ago there will be tanks, thoug likely stationary tanks. spe real question is he frequently giveseches in non-political settings that turn into political speeches. the white house promises this is not bua political speect can he resist. he didn't resist at the bow boy scouts or another july 4 event in 2017, so does he keep it nonpolitical. >> these are days you think people aren't paying attention in the meia, but this is such a new thing, think about the attention 's going to get jus for stepping out and doing this, even if it's nonpolitical, he's getting a huge platform on the fou

what are you looking at when you look at your week, carrie? >> well, i am, like you, yamiche, wondering how the fourth of july will play out here in washington with it moving from a y nonpartisan event to trump putting his stamp on it in a very personal way and what that dos to the day. i'll be looking at it closely. >> tamara, you're at the white house with me. e you also looking at president trump? >> i am watchinghe fourth of july. he announced a short time ago there will be tanks, though likely stationary tanks. the real question is hely frequeives speeches in non-political settings that turn into political speeches. the white house promises this is not a politicpeech but can he resist. he didn't resist at the bow boy scouts or another july 4 event in 2017, so does he keep it nonpolitical. >> these are days you think people aren't paying attention in thedia, but this is such a new thing, think about the tention he's going to gst for stepping out and doing this, even if it's nonpolitical, he's getting a huge platform on the fourth of july a

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is also preparing to carry out delayed immigration raids. president trump said they'll happen sometime after the fourth of july if congress does not change asylum laws >> they come in illegally and they go out legally. >> reporter: federal authorities are also trying to draw attention to the dangers of human smuggling. this x-ray of a produce truck trying to cross the arizona border revealed 33 migrants hidden inside including a pregnant woman and a dozen children in stifling heat. saturday will mark the two week deadline the president set for raids in those cities. right now there is no word on when or if they might happen >> gabe reporting from el paso tonight. thank you. >>> tonight a homeless man is clinging to life outside atlanta after dramatic body cam captured chase and ended with abetween ron allen has that story >> do you have a reason to be here then you're loitering. >> reporter: 2:30 a.m. sunday morning with body cameras rolling, deputies approached nicolas bolton asleep in his car. >> step out so i don't have to drag you out >>

a pick up truck carrying a man, his wife, and two young children the gun ignited fireworks, engulfing the truck in flames. the two toddlers are in critical condition. police are now searching for the shooter. >>> now what had many of us glued to tvs this afternoon. 15-year-old american tennis sensation coco gauff pulling off g another thrillinn at wimbledon. blaine alexander reports on the girl who's got game. al >> reporter: cl it a coco come back. after more than three gruels hours of a dramatic point for point match, coco gauff has done it again. the 15-year-old fighting her way back from what seemed in defeat.r >> she doesn't quite epave the control. >> rorter: but then -- and she kept fighting. her first time on the center cou playing before her biggest crowd ever,oco suddenly seemed right at home. >> were you holding your breath? >> reporteans with her every step of the around the world from her hometown in florida to every corner of social media, her name trending number one in the u.s. and great britain. millions watching her go from near defeat to domination. >> i always knew

2000000 barrels of iranian crude oil that was seized by the british navy in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th the supreme leader says that this vicious act that carried out by the british government will not be left unanswered that this is an act of piracy and the british government is trying to legitimize their actions and that is something they are certainly not tolerate this is the 1st time we've heard from the supreme leader on this specific issue it is a very very hot topic here many say that this is a illegal seizure of iranian oil and that they will not stand for it we've heard from various officials but this is the highest level authority in iran who is commenting on the seizure of this vessel the supreme leader also went on to talk about the nuclear agreement of 2015 he recognize all the hard work that has been done by the country's foreign ministry in this issue and he said that iran will certainly continue to reduce its commitment to the nuclear deal he said that the european signatories have 11 commitments to fulfill under 6 this agreement and they have yet to fulfill a single

off the coast of gibraltar in the western mediterranean britain says the ship was carrying oil to syria in violation of the sanctions the iranians we won't call that piracy and when july 10th the british navy chased away 3 iranian vessels it says were threatening a british tanker and then on thursday the u.s. claimed it shot down and iranian drawn threatening one of its warships in the region iran denies these claims and next day iran's revolutionary guards seize the u.k. flag stana imperial saying it violated maritime laws there ron says it was simply up holding international mars and more when it sees the vessel those jabari has more now from to her own. their winnings have said that those tanker had turned off the tracking devices and it was not responding to any communications that were trying to be made with the crew onboard the iranian society decided to seize this vessel because they said it was traveling in the wrong maritime direction and also it was not responding to any of the calls they seize this vessel and took it to the nearby support city of bandar past where the 23 crew