or it let's go back to gary and berates garrick you know we've seen such as collating tensions between the u.s. and iran and the french move here was really to address some of those tensions and we are just hearing there are some positive words perhaps on iran how is that being received. well sumi the president here really confirms what we have heard before from other world leaders that including angle america that actually there was agreement that's tensions with iran should be east french diplomats when he went a step too far to say that the french president had to a mandate to pick up diplomatic relations in order to achieve that goal but overall there was agreement and now the american president has confirmed that he's on the same page and so german chancellor in a common press conference with the american president also just look at it's still a long way to go but very positive signals here from be a it's a character day they will come back to you again in just a moment with the iranian foreign minister in berets iran is looking to defuse tensions with the u.s. after it pulled out

and if i know what those leaders are saying on the big issues i'm joined now by i did abuse garrick matus in its york it's the 1st time in 45 years that there's not going to be a communique at this summit why is that. was one of the precaution airy measures the french president has taken in order to make sure that something comes out of this g 7 meeting he knows very well that donald trump did not sign the declaration at the last g 7 meeting in canada and so this time around he has even taken another precautionary measure if you want and broaden the agenda to such a degree including topics of inequality the environment climate and bringing them all on so that a number of things can be discussed here in a way he wants to paper over the cracks that are clearly there between the big 7 when it comes to subjects like world trade like iran or like the climate. so if there's a lot of papering over but no real end goal of a communique why bother meeting. of course it's worth an effort to find the smallest common denominator if the g 7 is not the meeting for the richest most influential western po

or economic relations we'll we'll just have to wait and see what actually comes out of the talk well garrick it seems like one topic that the leaders there seem to have agreed on is that they want to help brazil fighting the ongoing fires in the amazon what are you expecting to see on that today. exactly the french president said at least they're nearing an agreement regarding the amazon rain forest so no firm commitment however yet but the agreement for c.v.s. it's a draft paper yet it's for c's technical support monetary support for the presumed government in fighting these fires and german chancellor angela merkel that once the fires are out a reforestation programme could be supported so a number of ideas and a number of potentially tangible results that could out of come out of this g 7 meeting you and b. are it's all right it is gary marcus reporting for us thank you very much. as we just heard their g 7 leaders are concerned about those fires in brazil and they are urging the president also now to take stronger action he has now deployed the army to help contain the blazes but it is s

so as we've heard as garrick has this highlighted there the g 7 leaders have agreed to a $20000000.00 fund to help amazon contrarious fight the wildfires which are raging in the rain forest brazilian president and auto sense of the military to fight the blaze this after coming under international criticism for allegedly doing little to help stop the fires he's criticized the g 7 funding plan saying that the 7 host emmanuel micron was treating brazil like a colony meanwhile the firefighting efforts continue. after weeks of raging fire is still they'd burn the smoke and choking its way across brazil affecting the lives of millions of people. who probably could be no it's not good it blocks your nose there's a lack of air it's difficult to sleep because it's hard to breathe. the fires leave their mark where ever they go destroying want ever is in their path. after an international outcry of super zillion president bolsa naro decided to send in the army. military planes have been pumping vast amounts of water across the amazon state of rhonda neo in the north of the country. soldiers have

as we heard there from garrick the g 7 leaders are putting the final details on a $20000000.00 fund to help amazon country fight the wildfires raging in the rain forest brazilian president are both tomorrow had come under international pressure to take action he has now deployed the army but they are struggling to contain the places. after weeks of raging fire is still they burn the smoke choking its way across brazil affecting the lives of millions of people. it's not good it blocks your nose there's a lack of air it's difficult to sleep because it's hard to breathe. the fires leave their mark where ever they go destroying want ever is in their path. after an international outcry of super a zillion president bolsa naro decided to send in the army. military planes have been pumping vast amounts of water across the amazon state of rhonda neo in the north of the country. soldiers have also been offering back up to struggling firefighters in this region and in other states. but with almost $80000.00 fires registered across brazil this year alone it's a monumental task. protests across

so garrick what can we expect from this initiative. look the french president if you want created the strategy here by broadening the agenda bringing in topics like the security situation in the sahil because you knew that on questions like iran and world trade there will be not much of an outcome so what if you look particularly on the sign there are some concrete results that germany and france have had a number of donor conferences where a number of countries already pledged money they do want to bring in training for 7 battalions from 5 states in the area or who all ready to be trained but needs money and that's money the french president and german chancellor angela merkel made clear is technically there now it is the donors will have to send it so the project is still open for other countries to join but effective few what they want to do is train that army so that they can fight terrorism in the saw him reach. mathis in berets thanks for that. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. israel says its air for

abuse garrick mathis and gary it's york it's the 1st time in 45 years that there's going to be no communique at this summit why is that. it really is a precaution airy measure the french president and host of the chiefs of meeting here and b a it's has taken bear in mind that almost trump the american president walked away from that final declaration at the last 7 meeting in canada and so the french president really here is in damage control mode and he has broadened the agenda if you want in order to paper over the rifts that do exist on the big questions and in a very emotional speech to the french public he said look i am here to represent you this g. 7 meeting is important. so the leaders are not going to come up with a communique there's no end goal if you will that why are they still meeting. well there you are the french president makes an effort here to really find the smallest common denominator and there is after all the g 7 meeting is the big meeting where you can find common consensus and there are a number of things where world leaders do agree despite the deeded the dispute on

garrick was questioned and denied everything. he said he wasn't in the car and he didn't kill jack jessee. police let him go. investigators focused on building their case against tom and sandra by documenting money transfers, phone calls, air travel. >> so when you add all that together, what'd you think? >> i thought we were starting to put together a pretty good case. >> good enough that murray had tom and sandra arrested. and in the summer of 2009, 11 years after the murder, the mother and son team went on trial for the murder of jack jessee. >> going to court was like going to my dad's funeral every day. it really was. you're around people that you know killed your dad. it was a ridiculous feeling. you can't even put it into words. just soul-wrenching. >> schrauben testified against them. in court it was argued sandra had a variety of motives for killing jack. she wanted his money before medical bills ate up their savings. and she couldn't bear being away from her son tom. >> do you think the case had gone well? >> i thought

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