in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president who often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal that it could virtually bankrupt saudi arabia all their assets in the united states and elsewhere could be. seen so the incentive for mr trump as opposed to others to wave in is not very great but still it may be in the year 2020 that the united states population in general is not going to be sympathetic to mr trump running in seeking their vote if it looks like he's taking the side of saudi arabia over the victims of $911.00 and on the senate floor monday saudi arabia a source of extremism and bloodshed in the world a clear indication that the country's relationship with the united states is strained senator citing the killing of journalists as one reason the war in yemen another. by now we are well acquainted with wh

now fifty five can muhammad the six has kept stability in a turbulent region. points of tension remain in the country's northern riff area where -- flutie's have cracked down on anti poverty protest is calling for jobs and economic developments. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets across the don they're protesting the violent tactics used yesterdayay to disperse a demonstration five high school students were left dead. office security forces opened fire on this tuesday talks to finalize a power sharing agreement between the military and civivilian l leaders was postponed serena psych supports. mon ching in defiance. the school children take to the streets in the capitol calls him on tuesday to condemn the previous day's bloodshed's. on monday a student led protests in the city of and obeyeyed endd in massacre according to a doctor's committee on line to the pro democracy movements. security forces opened fire on the crowns killing four teenagers and adults. unicef called on the sudanese governments to launch an investigation saying their child sho

in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president who often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal it could virtually bankrupt saudi arabia all their assets in the united states and elsewhere could be. seen so the incentive for mr trump as opposed to others to wave in is not very great but still it may be in the year 2020 that the united states population in general is not going to be sympathetic to mr trump running in seeking their vote if it looks like he's taking the side of saudi arabia over the victims of $911.00 and on the senate floor monday saudi arabia a source of extremism and bloodshed in the world a clear indication that the country's relationship with the united states is strained senator citing the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi as one reason the war in yemen another. by now we are well acquaint

in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president who often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal that it could virtually bankrupt saudi arabia all their assets in the united states and elsewhere could be. seen so the incentive for mr trump as opposed to others to wave in is not very great but still it may be in the year 2020 that the united states population in general is not going to be sympathetic to mr trump running in seeking their vote if it looks like he's taking the side of saudi arabia over the victims of $911.00 and on the senate floor monday saudi arabia a source of extremism and bloodshed in the world a clear indication that the country's relationship with the united states is strained senator citing the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi as one reason the war in yemen another. by now we are well acq

doctors believe muhammad has a genetic disease. he can lift his spoon, but he's too weak to carry his schoolbag. his family can't afford the test to diagnose his illness, as it's increased 300%. translation: i took him to the hospital last monday. the neurosurgeon said i have to pay roughly £1,000 for my son's genetic tests. i asked the doctor, "how am i supposed to pay that money?" he said, "i don't know, i'm just like you." america says it's strangling iran's economy to stop tehran spreading chaos in the region. the country's currency is increasingly worthless. this mechanic says it's hard to get spare parts from overseas. his income has halved. translation: we start working on the cars, and then they get stuck here. i have to work all dayjust to get by. i can't afford to take any time off. tehran feels cornered by america, abandoned by europe. but in the tightly controlled media, that's rarely covered. it's the man on the front page who gets all the blame. masoud rezai says a third of his colleagues have already lost theirjobs.

doctors believe muhammad has a genetic disease. he can lift his spoon, but he's too weak to carry his schoolbag. his family can't afford the test to diagnose his illness, as it's increased 300%. translation: i took him to the hospital last monday. the neurosurgeon said i have to pay roughly £1,000 for my son's genetic tests. i asked the doctor, "how am i supposed to pay that money?" he said, "i don't know, i'm just like you." america says it's strangling iran's economy to stop tehran spreading chaos in the region. the country's currency is increasingly worthless. this mechanic says it's hard to get spare parts from overseas. his income has halved. translation: we start working on the cars, and then they get stuck here. i have to work all dayjust to get by. i can't afford to take any time off. tehran feels cornered by america, abandoned by europe. but in the tightly controlled media, that's rarely covered. it's the man on the front page who gets all the blame. masoud says a third of his colleagues have already lost theirjobs. trans

doctors believe muhammad has a genetic disease. he can lift his spoon, but he's too weak to carry his schoolbag. his family can't afford the test to diagnose his illness, as it's increased 300%. translation: i took him to the hospital last monday. the neurosurgeon said i have to pay roughly £1,000 for my son's genetic tests. i asked the doctor, "how am i supposed to pay that money?" he said, "i don't know, i'm just like you." america says it's strangling iran's economy to stop tehran spreading chaos in the region. the country's currency is increasingly worthless. mechanic davoud nasiri says it's hard to get spare parts from overseas. his income has halved. translation: we start working on the cars, and then they get stuck here. i have to work all dayjust to get by. i can't afford to take any time off. tehran feels cornered by america, abandoned by europe. but in the tightly controlled media, that's rarely covered. it's the man on the front page who gets all the blame. massoud rezayi says a third of his colleagues have already lost

custody accused of being a can being behind or committing the 911 attacks one of those is collegiate muhammad so in this file in the lawyer say they reached out to his representatives and he's choosing not to cooperate in this deposition at this time and they say the main reason is because fear of the death penalty in the go on to say that he would be much more willing to cooperate if the death penalty was no longer a concern the problem for the lawyers in this 911 case is this is a civil litigation what the he's referring to is the criminal trial so they're really not connected to each other that said these victims these survivors they do have a lot of sway in congress they were able to get congress to change the law so that they could even susana eurabia the president the time president barack obama vetoed that legislation and they were able to override a veto which is something that's pretty much only done in about 10 percent of the cases so they have some sway to put pressure on the government that said the current president do us president donald trump has shown an willingness to go agai

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and muzzling of press freedom and by just just over 3 weeks ago blogger and anti military activist muhammad was stabbed to death in islamabad he was 22 years old last week geo t.v. abruptly cut an interview made broadcast between me the media and former president asif ali zardari he's under investigation for money laundering and his pakistan people's party has a tense relationship with the military and on tuesday night 3 pakistani t.v. news channels were suspended after broadcasting a news conference by opposition leader miriam she's the daughter of former prime minister novellas sharif who's now in jail on corruption charges and in the past twice ousted by the military so what's going on for more you have with us jilani from asia. will check with you in a bit but 1st i'd just like to bring up what reporters without borders said about the t.v. channels being taken of they said this latest case of brazen censorship is indicative of disturbing dictatorial tendencies that was reporters without borders shows good to have you with us is this what is really happening in prime minister brown khan'

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journalists and muzzling of press freedom and just over 3 weeks ago blogger and anti military activist muhammad beloved son was stabbed to death in islamabad he was 22 years old last week geo t.v. abruptly cut an interview made broadcast between me the media and former president asif ali zardari he's under investigation for money laundering and his pakistan people's party has a tense relationship with the military and on tuesday night 3 pakistani t.v. news channels were suspended after broadcasting a news conference by opposition leader miriam she's the daughter of former prime minister nevada's sharif who's now in jail on corruption charges and in the past twice ousted by the military so what's going on for more we have with us jilani from asia. to chat with you in a bit but 1st i'd just like to bring up what reporters without borders said about the t.v. channels being taken of they said this latest case of brazen censorship is indicative of disturbing dictatorial tendencies that was reporters without borders shows good to have you with us is this what is really happening in prime minister bro

and muzzling of press freedom and by just just over 3 weeks ago blogger and anti military activist muhammad beloved son was stabbed to death in islamabad he was 22 years old last week geo t.v. abruptly cut an interview made broadcast between me the media and former president asif ali zardari he's under investigation for money laundering and his pakistan people's party has a tense relationship with the military and on tuesday night 3 pakistani t.v. news channels were suspended after broadcasting a news conference by opposition leader miriam she's the daughter of former prime minister nevada's sharif who's now in jail on corruption charges and in the past was twice ousted by the military so what's going on for more we have with us jilani from asia. chapter 2 in a bit but 1st i'd just like to bring up what reporters without borders said about the t.v. channels being taken of they said this latest case of brazen censorship is indicative of disturbing dictatorial tendencies. that was reporters without borders shows good to have you with us is this what is really happening in prime minister brown

khan and he would go to the muhammad khan and he would go to the muhammad can't see if he had any money. and bluntly, i'm glad he's out of the nhs, there is no for people like him who are launching that kind of approach. so that was racist? i think if you are looking down the list and picking out foreign names in order to go round and hector, you are a racist. he had no training, he was given no training and had no other way of doing it, he said. improves the training, don't scrap the law. the fundamental need for this law cannot be... the fact the police sometimes make mistakes in policing decisions does not mean we can abolish law. the fact these officers make mistakes does not mean we should abolish this law either. you said this is 0.3% of the overall nhs budget, james, that is £300 million, an awful lot of money. that's correct, but what we don't talk about is the additional cost of deterring and delaying people seeking care. when people get sick, when people don't seek care, they don't stop getting sick, they get sick later and they are more likely to access emergency care, as ka

in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president too often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal it could virtually bankrupt saudi arabia all their assets in the united states and elsewhere could be. seen so the incentive for mr trump as opposed to others to wave in is not very great but still it may be in the year 2020 that the united states population in general is not going to be sympathetic to mr trump running in seeking their vote if it looks like he's taking the side of saudi arabia over the victims of $911.00 and on the senate floor monday saudi arabia a source of extremism and bloodshed in the world a clear indication that the country's relationship with the united states is strained senator citing the killing of journalists as one reason the war in yemen another. by now we are well acquainted with what ha

president muhammad do bihari has condemned the attack and ordered a military operation to hunt down those responsible boko haram has killed thousands and displaced millions in the region over the past 10 years the button that caused him to get it yet he made a huge turn to us. as. wendy he would have a few minutes of police. chiefs then they went after him. today. and we can get more on this now from ahmed idris who is in qatar in a state over the last few months especially the last 3 or 4 months we've seeing us picked up a rising cases of attacks by boko haram on. positions as well as isolated villages and the miller crizal region jerry cameron and chide have conducted joint operations center some extent they have there was able to guesstimate the population or rather the numbers a book on fighters on both the lecture side and on the some be printed up some of the supporters in the lobby some country so the new directive by the president will probably mean that the military in northeast nigeria will step up their operations against these fighters eventually we will hear. moderate complai

muhammad ali in the 1960s was not the beginning of time. the split is asian of sports as a way to attack the country itself as a terry wearing a phenomenon and a terrible phenomenon. megan rapinoe can say everything she wants about the aspects of america she likes but the fact remains she is protesting the symbol of the country. it's not just a symbol of one issue. it's a symbol of the whole country and even more egregiously, she is doing on the international stage. i am so pleased that we have a president was willing to stand up for this country, especially on the fourth of july. >> trace: ten seconds. go ahead, wendy, last word. >> i think what's egregious is a president who continues to bully athletes whenever they have a different political affiliation than he does. we are americans and we have the right to not only critique, but criticize and make sure our country gets better. that is why i am a united states citizen, to be able to do that. >> trace: at wendy, michael, happy fourth of july to both of you, great debate, thank you so muc

athletics championships running in the lane for muhammad made up to stagger on the athletes outside her then finished well clear of the field she ran it in a remarkable 52.20 seconds at 0.14 seconds faster than the previous pace for said way back in 2003 by the russian that you know trained killer 151 to walk to the linux championships coming up in doha in september. over at the pan american games in peru the u.s. women's gymnastics team won gold despite the absence of the main stars among piles of the wildest celebrations of the day came from venezuela's weightlifter genesys rodriguez this was the moment she took gold in the 55 kilogram event and it's fair to say she is quite happy about half i am half. we're now just 3 days away from the start of the ashes series of straightly will renew their berta rivalry with england in the 1st cricket test in birmingham on thursday the ozzies are the defending champions having beaten england for nearly 2017 and they've got the band cricketers back together steve smith david warner and cameron bancroft have returned to the side of the last year's b

iran now increasing its uranium enrichment beyond the previous limits, not enough for a nuclear weapon muhammad javad zarif was one of the architects of the original deal are you afraid that you're playing with fire here >> i think the united states is playing with fire. we have an agreement, and that agreement includes remedies once one side of the agreement starts violating it e agyoe tohose circumstances start partial implementation >> can you reverse this? >> of course it can be reversed within hours we are not about to develop nuclear weapons. had we wanted to develop nuclear weapons, we would have been able to do it long time ago >> push nearly came to shove last month after the iranian shoot-down of an american drone that the pentagon claims was in international airspace the iranians say it was in theirs and then there were those mysterious attacks on petroleum tankers near the strait of hormuz the u.s. ordered video that points to iran do you maintain your denial that iran was involved? >> obviously we would not be targeting a japanese tanker while the japanese prime minister was meetin

intimate portraits of nat king cole, muhammad ali, and ray charles. for decades, the pages of "ebony" and "jet" magazines were filled with iconic images like these, documenting and celebrating african-american life, a historicalsurerove is it the intimacy of the photos that strikes you most >> the intimacy is the focus. we see the joy of black life we see the drama and the trauma of black life >> reporter: when "ebony" debuted in 1945, blacks in many places were still forced to sit at the back of buses. in the decades that followed, you'd be hard pressed to find a black home in america without a copy of "ebony" or "jet" on the coffee table but recently, the magazines fell on hard financial times, the johnson publishing company filed for bankruptcy in april and today, the prize photo archive, nearly 1 million images spanning 7 decades, was sold at auction. there are concerns what the new owners will do with the collection and how accessible it will be to the public. but there's no question about the photos' place in history and their importance in tell

in jeopardy it's unlikely that the president would push for a plea deal to be made for klute shaikh muhammad this is unusual most of the time presidents don't get involved in judicial proceedings but this is a president who has shown he's willing to do that not just in the u.s. but abroad as well. 55 year old mohammed was an alleged al qaeda operative who was captured in pakistan he's been held for nearly 13 years at the u.s. military base at guantanamo bay in cuba where he and 4 others are charged with war crimes he was subjugated to so-called subjected rather to so-called enhanced interrogations by the cia without a trial in 2008 the united states announced it will seek the death penalty against him and a year later it can best him pleaded guilty to the attacks he has not yet been convicted is fine as a former u.s. associate deputy attorney general who joins us from washington d.c. bruce thank you so much for your time how likely is it the prosecutors will take into consideration what the the victims in the lawsuit want. well i think there is a substantial likelihood that will occur the re

custody accused of being a can being behind or committing the 911 attacks one of those is collegiate muhammad so in this fall in the lawyer say they reached out to his representatives and he's choosing not to cooperate in this deposition at this time and they say the main reason is because fear of the death penalty in the go on to say that he would be much more willing to cooperate if the death penalty was no longer a concern the problem for the lawyers in this 911 case is this is a civil litigation what the he's referring to is the criminal trial so they're really not connected to each other that said these victims these survivors they do have a lot of sway in congress they were able to get congress to change the law so that they could even susa the arabia the president the time president barack obama vetoed that legislation and they were able to override a veto which is something that's pretty much only done in about 10 percent of the cases so they have some sway to put pressure on the government that said the current president do us president donald trump has shown an willingness to go aga

inside the station there is another memorial with the names of the victims among those muhammad tried to rescue he finds the names of osama and i'm dr. in that one so now we find the 3rd name mohammad the. stories of muslims who were killed rarely star 1st. media and the nazi. belief among the more saying i gave. for most of. the liberty was a they said there's a split 2nd fiddle she said with a biased by. the way i think is how he feels he could play a particular story he'll. play giving plato. see gas think. they mean else but they'll sit there meeting. you seriously upset of a muslim you know i mean they look as if he look easy is become obese this commercial money team and. could give a hitch up and it's a custom part of the brotherhood esteem which i must got of a close embrace to those who don't. even know that you have only causes because you fail to get into their little thing. while the other feeling is not. as a poor boy of the new not only here in the stream that no.

well there's these are 2 very different things ecliptic muhammad is in guantanamo bay facing criminal charges for his role this is a civil lawsuit so the 2 don't necessarily overlap we haven't heard what the president might want to do in this case he has shown that he has a willingness to interfere in judicial proceedings where his predecessors did not his testimony though would be controversial if he was say able to help with this lawsuit the lawyers for saudi arabia would probably be able to paint a pretty damning picture because of his treatment it's widely believed and known that he was faced severe torture at the hands of the central intelligence agency in those secret prisons right after 911 so any of his testimony could be called into question this again is just now developing so we haven't heard any official reaction from the administration but if we do we'll pass that along or about it even if the timing thanks very much they put it all in washington d.c. well this all comes as the u.s. president signed a new law giving permanent benefits to 1st responders who became ill in t

in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president who often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal that it could virtually bankrupt saudi arabia all their assets in the united states and elsewhere could be. seized so the incentive for mr trump as opposed to others to wave in is not very great but still it may be in the year 2020 that the united states population in general is not going to be sympathetic to mr trump running in seeking their vote if it looks like he's taking the side of saudi arabia over the victims of $911.00 and on the senate floor monday saudi arabia a source of extremism and bloodshed in the world a clear indication that the country's relationship with the united states is strained senator citing the killing of journalists as one reason the war in yemen another. by now we are well acquainted with

in jeopardy it's unlikely that the president would push for a plea deal to be made for klute shaikh muhammad this is unusual most of the time presidents don't get involved in judicial proceedings but this is a president who has shown he's willing to do that not just in the u.s. but abroad as well. 55 year old busy mohammad was an alleged al qaeda operative who was captured in pakistan it's been hell for nearly 13 years at the u.s. military base at guantanamo bay in cuba where he and 4 others are charged with war crimes he was subjected to so-called enhanced interrogations by the cia without trial and 2008 the united states announced it will seek the death penalty against him a year later he confessed and pleaded guilty to those attacks he has not yet been convicted for his fine is a former u.s. associate deputy attorney general he says a deal with glee shaikh mohammed is highly possible. the request is not irregular the united states regularly waves the death penalty in order to get extradition of suspects from the european union which has an absolute ban on the death penalty and prosecutors

muhammad javadzarif was one of the architects of the original deal. e you afraid that you're playing with fire here? i >>hink the united states is playing with fire. we have an agreement, and that agreement includes remedies once one side of the agreement starts violating it. >> under those circumstances you're free to do whatever, is that your interpretation? >> not whatever, but st we agree to art partial implementation. >> can you reverse this? >> of course it can be reversed within hours. we are not about to develop nuclear weapons. had we wanted to develop nuclear weapons, we would have been able to do it long time ago. >> push nearly came to shove last month after the iranian shoot-down of an american drone at the pentagon claims was in international airspace. the iranians say it was in their and then there were those mysterious attacks on petroleum tankers near the strait of hormuz. the u.s. ordered video that points to ir. you main your denial that iran was involved? >> obviously we would not be targeting a japanese tanker while the japanese p

are enough to clock in the morning and muhammad should be getting ready for school but their 12 year old stop growing a few years ago in order to work and support his family. a lot although i come here early in the morning and stay till late which is very tiring when i get home i have a bath and go to the mosque. we don't have money which is why i can no longer study . subjects situation is the norm for millions of children across pakistan a new report from unesco estimates some $5.00 men are out of school at the primary level and glows news of the most going to even posing unmarried as children and afterwards of going to school pakistan's then been doing education crisis is mainly down to decades of under-investment and mismanagement of the entire system and fear than politicians do finally improve things is so low that many people are taking matters into their own hands. this school was established by volunteers in karachi offering feel lessons to the nearby fishing community that classes offer and escape groups you post and hope for a better future. yet. you will have to open the

muhammad ali stinging like a bee. imd a crooning james brown. the images humanized celebrities and celebrated regular people. >> the core of this collection is our history. it's the essence of the black story in america. >> reporter: perri irmer is president of chicago's dusable museum of african american gstory. did you grow up reading "ebony" magazine? >> i sure did! u'sure did. you'd be hard pressed to walk into a black home back in the day and not see the current issue of "ebony" or "jet" dgazine. si reporter: but decreasing subscriptions and rising debt, forced johnson publishing to ivll the magazines and put its prized photo archives up for auction. what do we have here? >> here we have muhammed ali. >> reporter: archivist vickie wilson gave us rare access to the files... no fingerprints allowed. >> just look at ray charles playing dominoes. where can you find an image like that? we travel with the freedom riders. >> reporter: some photos were a catalyst for change. when "jet" published the disturbing open casket image of 14-year old emmet

muhammad has been knocked down more times than he can count on. so. i had my arms legs and shoulder fighting force the 13 year old from his home in eastern huta of 7 years ago and despite watching skateboarding videos for years he's only just learned how to write. news and news when we used to sit on the skateboard we didn't know how to stand up on it because we've never experienced it before germany n.g.o.s skate aid has built a skate park in his hometown of damascus so other children can learn the sport in the hope that one day one of them can turn pro one really important thing is and that's what's very good and this country's was conflict stable i think shows most important thing in their lives is to have to stand one more so and you will fall down these kids may not be carving up in tokyo next year but it's hoped this project will help them achieve their dreams and maybe even find the next skating superstar for that with al-jazeera. that is always but for now life that's lovely thank you for that and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour but

inside at the station there is another memorial with the names of the victims among those muhammad tried to rescue he finds the names of osama. and ben salaam and now. we find the 3rd name mohammad the. stories of muslims who were killed rarely star 1st. media and the nazi. belief among the more saying i gave. for some of. the liberty was. a they said there's a split 2nd for them she said with a in. the way i think is how he feels he can play a particular story here. giving bedo. they mean us us but the city media. is seriously upset of a muslim to me i mean they look as if he look easy is become a beast this commercial money. could give me his job and it's because of what a brotherhood esteem which i must got over the last somebody. to those who don't. even know that he was only cautious because he'll get into the little samey while the other feeling is no last call is boredom of the poor boy of the new not only here in this team that know a little the government called one of those no. decided no committal reasonable for this political thing we. know something about but i guess i guess

warships but their dogs foreign minister muhammad said leave see if you has no information about losing the drills congress in less than a month after iran downed a u.s. drone in the same area for the putting a strain on relations between the 2 countries. up next to more of today our finance magazine and this time with a look at the legacy of apollo missions and the future of luna exploration i meant that she must from me and the news team great to have your company and see you at the top of the hour. after. it's 50 years since the moon landing. and the adventure continues today scientists are still trying to determine where the celestial body came from. and astronauts are training on a practice and. soon the moon receive a visitor from perth. are. in good shape. a rosy complection the seductive luck. the makeup industry constantly learns women with new promises. and many use it every day. but a dream luck can also become a nightmare. when can cosmetics be harmful. good shit in 60 minutes on d w. planet earth the good interest guide the tremendous booming capital i love berlin that has

doctors believe that muhammad suffers from a rare genetic disease. he can lift his spoon but he is too weak to carry a school bag. his family cannot afford the medical test that would diagnose his illness — it's increased 300%. his mother wants mercy for her son. translation: i took him to the hospital last monday, the neurosurgeon said i have to pay roughly £1000 for my son's genetic test. i asked how i was supposed to pay that money, he said he didn't know now and he was just like me. america's strangling iran's economy because it said that tehran is spreading chaos in the region and wants to develop nuclear weapons, accusations that iran denies. people here have adapted to sanctions before, but iran's currency is increasingly worthless as the us chokes it off from the global economy. this mechanic says it's now hard to get spare parts from overseas. in the past 12 months, his income has halved. translation: we start working on at the cars and then they get stuck here. i have to work all dayjust to get by, i cannot afford to take any time off. t

intimate ptraits of nat king cole, muhammad ali, and ray charles. for decades, the pages of "ebony" and "jet" magazines were filled with iconic images like these, documenting and celebrating african-american life, a historical treasure-trove. >> is ithe intimacy of the photos that strikes you most? >> the intimacy is the focus. we see the joy of black life. we see the drama and the trauma of .ack >> when "ebony" debuted in 1945, blacks in many places were still forced to sit at the back of buses. in the decades that followed, you'd be hard pressed to find a black home in america without a copy of ffebony" or "jet" on the coee table. but recently, the magazines fell on hard financial times, the johnson puhing company filed for bankruptcy in april and today, the prize photo archive, nearly 1 million images spanning 7 decades, was sold at auction. there are concerns what the new owners will do with the collection and how accessible it will be to the public. but there's no question about the photos' place in story and their importance in telling the sto

portraits of muhammad ali chopping a tree, jazz legend miles davis chilling out, and motown records founder berry gordy with the supremes are among the treasures from the archives of "ebony" and "jet" magazines. johnson publishing is going bankrupt. its collection was last estimated to be worth around $47 million. we'll have some final thoughts from here on the southern border in just a moment. om here on the southern border in just a moment. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. prpharmacist recommendedne memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores every

intimate portraits of nat king cole, muhammad ali, and ray chles. pfor decades, theages of "ebony" and "jet" magazines were filled with iconic images like these, d ocumenting celebrating african-american life, a historical treasure-trove. >> is it the intimacy of the photos that strikes you most? >> the intimacy is the focus. we see the joy of black life. we see the drama and the trauma of black life. >> when "ebony" debuted in 1945, blacks in many places were still forced to sit at the back of buses. in the decades that followed, you'd be hard pressed to find abl ack home in america without a copy of "ebony" or "jet" on the coffee table. but recently, the magazines fell on hard financial times, the johnson publishing company filed for bankruptcy in april and today, the prize photo archive, nearly 1 million images spanning 7 decades, was sold at auction. er there are conc what the new owners will do with the collection and how accessible it will be to the public. but there's question about the photos' place in history and their im rtance in telling

muhammad javadzarif was one of the e architects of th original deal. are you afra that you're playing with fire here? >> i think the united states is playing with fire. we have an agreement, and that agreement includes remedies once one side of the agreement starts violating it. >> und those circumstances you're free to do whatever, is that your interpretation? >> not whatever, but we agree to start partial implementation. >> can you reverse this? >> of course it can be reversed within hours. we are not about to develop nuclear weapons. had we wanted to develop nuclear weapons, wwould have been able to do it long time ago. >> push nearly came to shove last month after the iranian shoot-down of an american drone that the pentagon claims was in international airspace. the iranians say it was in theirs. and then there were those mysterious attacks on petroleum tankers near the strait of hormuz. the u.s. ordered video mhat points to iran. do youn your denial that iran was involved? >> obviously we would not be targeting a japanese tanker while the japanese