Remember. May we never forget. 10 years after the london lom coming, survivors and family members gather to remember. Is britain safer seven years later . No longer enemies. I got an invitation to vietnam president obama says hell go to vietnam after welcoming the leader of the communist party why it to white house, 20 years after the enemies normalized relations. Good evening im antonio mora this is Al Jazeera America. We begin in vienna where another deadline has passed with no deal on Irans Nuclear programme. For the second time in a week documents said negotiations will be extended this time through friday. Its the fourth missed deadline since 2013. Style, the white house says its optimistic. We have never been closer to reaching a final agreement. Than we are now. But there continues to be some significant differences that remain. And this is a view not just of the United States, but this is the view of all of our p5 1 partners as well. One of major Sticking Points appears to be the lifting of a u. N. Arms embargo on iran. Western powers are weary, fearing it will allow vietnam to provide weapons for yemen, syria and elsewhere in the middle east. James bays is in vienna with the latest. Reporter face to face, trying to bridge the divide on the remaining issues. There were smiles at the start of their first meeting, but by the end of the second, well after midnight the atmosphere was described as tense. This was supposed to be the final deadline but because of deadlock, the e. U. Foreign affairs chief says therell be an extension, but she is not setting a new date. We are continuing to negotiate for the next couple of days. This does not many that we are extending our deadline, we are taking the time the day, to finalise the agreement, which is something that is possible even know now we are getting to a difficult time. Reporter russias foreign minister said there has been eight its that need to be sorted. He and some other finance ministers are leaving for the time. There are is a range of issues were there needs to be trade off, and concessions made on both sides if we get this done. Reporter secretary of state john kerry in the past said hes prepared to walk away from the negotiations. Its clear hes not ready to walk away yet. Even though they are not setting a new deadline the interim deal with rein would have expired, and its been extended until friday, july the 10th ali velshi joins us from tehran. Good to see you. A lot of people in the u. S. Are wondering why they cant reach a deal and why they are missing the deadlines. The iranian people celebrated in the streets when the frame work of a deal was reached a few months ago. Are they hopeful there . Well, i tell you, i have heard rumours about the fact that authorities here are thinking about how to handle when there is a deal because they do sense that people will want to come out and celebrate it. Its the month of ramadan, and its particularly a holy week for shias. Theres a lot of religious matters this week and they dont want to overcome those events. People will celebrate if theres a deal. Iranians want a deal. The news here sort of suggested that the reason we cant get a deal is introns introns gen on the p5 1 or the world powers you called them the people in vienna. Theres a couple of issues and a suggestion that they are dealing with lifting the u. N. Armed embargo. This is conventional, not nuclear, its a good sign. It means they have made progress on bigger issues. This is not a new issue, rain always wanted the arms embargo lifted. I think the general thinking is we have big things to get to. Lets get to them. If we can get past. We can do this. Russia one. Six world powers wants iran to buy and sell weapons, because russia would like to sell them the weapons. Its important to note before the revolution in 1979 iran was one of the biggest purchasers of conventional weapons in the world, in particular from america. It was part in why america had a remarkable interest in the shah of rain. 2010 the c. I. A. Inspired coup. America sold a lot of arms. Clearly the reason america wants more in this region thats where we are stucked seems the media is pointing fingers at the six world powers being the problem. In the end, dont the iranian people care about lifting the syncs, allowing them to have a better economy. The syncs have taken a big bite out of the iranian economy. 100 . Iranians are like everywhere else in the world some are highly politicized, Read Everything about politics others are ordinary people reading the new, but are more interested in their own prosperity. That is something suffering. Three years ago, inflation is 45 in this county. Its 15 . Its a growing economy. Industrialized. So much cant be done. Most iranians are interested in the sanctions being lifted. They are less interested in the nuances and the negotiations in vienna, they want the government to come to them with a deal. Iranians are proud of a nuclear programme. Everyone i have spoken to is ready to change that for the lifting of sanctions. They see it as a win, win, if theres an agreement that leads to that. Right. Ali velshi in tehran. Thats right good to have you with us. I know well get more from you on ali velshi on target. Now, a senior iran analyst with the International Crisis group joins us from vienna. Thank you for taking the time to talk to us. I know a lot is going on there. Are you optimistic a deal will be reached. Is there the danger that the important brinksmanship going on will back fire. Look in any brinksmanship, in any high stakes game of poker, theres risk and the agreement is really at the mercy of a single miscalculation. But the reality is that we have never been closer to the finish line. The text of the agreement is almost finalised. A few difficult issues remain in the brct. Theres hope bracket, but theres hope in difficult decisions are made they can finalise the remaining details and have the agreement by the close of business hours, so the review period by u. S. Congress would be 30 days, not 60. Okay. I want to get to that. Lets talk about the possible miscall eyeingses. Miscallations. A miscalculations. One Sticking Point is lifting the weapons embargo. Is it reasonable to link that to the embargo. You could argue that the americans would argue for the release of prisoners as part of the deal. The arms embargo was a mistake to inflate concerns over weapons of mass destruction with concerns over conventional weapons. And this is a mistake that has come back to haunt the negotiate juniors, basically. The thing is it goes beyond conventional weapons, and the Russian Foreign minister. Sergey lavrov he seems to agree with the iranians saying iran should have access to weapons it needs to fight terrorism. They want restrictions lifted on intercontinental ballistic missiles. You dont really need missiles for that. Is there a split for the p5 1. I dont think the iranians insist as much on lifting restrictions on ballistic missiles. They didnt address that issue at the negotiating table. Its fair for it not to be part of the solution. Where is when it gets to disagreements within the p5 1 the russians would like to sell conventional arms to rain. That is why they side with the iranians on this issue. Back to the u. S. Congress if thursday comes and goes without a deal the deadline however, is friday. Congress will have 60 days to review the deal instead of 30. How big of a road block could that be giving congress more time to discuss all this. How big a road block to the approval of any deal . I think theres no doubt the negotiators would have preferred a shorter review period. In a 22 month the negotiating process, an additional 30 days will not make or break it. It will provide more opportunities for those that oppose the agreement to scrutinize it and try to put pressure on it. At the end of the day, theres too much political will on both sides to see this agreement through and i dont think its going to make a huge difference. I think its more important to make sure that the agreement is complete, and doesnt are weaknesses that would haunt the negotiators a few months or years down the road. It would be tragic after months and years to see the agreement succumb to a weakness that was over looked because the negotiators were rushed by an artificial deadline Senior Analyst at the iranian crisis group. Good to have you with us to Syria Kurdish fighters appear to be gaining ground. The syrian observatory for human rights said tuesday that kurdish fighters have recaptured 10 villages north of raqqa. The group said 80 i. S. I. L. Fighters have been filled. They have been hurt from air strikes from the u. S. Led coalition across northern syria. The u. S. Strategy came upped fire from capitol hill. The top military advisors faced tough questions about training Syrian Rebels about helping national forces. Jamie mcintyre has more from the pentagon the hearing was a battle of competing nar dives narratives. John mccain can fire the salvo. I. S. I. L. Is not 10 feet tall. They can be defeated. It will never happen if we delewd ourselves. Ash carter argued that the strategy must be faced on getting local forces to fight and govern. The u. S. Cant win the war for them. We know from history that putting u. S. Troops on the ground in substitution for local a forces will not rekindle results. That rekindled a dispute as to whether forces and u. S. Spotters, jtags to call in air strikes might make a big difference. We had a few advisors in iraqi battalions you are saying that that would not make a positive impact on their moral and their capabilities to win . The j tack and the special force are not a Silver Bullet to the destruction of i. S. I. L. The Silver Bullet is getting the iraqis to fight. Ash carter admitted that if it hinged on iraqi forces, its in trouble. Especially in syria, where five dozen volunteers are in training. I said 60, and i look at your faces and you have the same reaction i do thats a small number. Reporter the log jam says carter, is caused by the vetting process, screening out anyone suspected of being a danger to strangers, committing war crimes or is more interested in fighting Bashar Alassad that i. S. I. L. , the stated foe. Among democrats and republicans, frustration ran high. When you look at a map like this a map of syria that i assume you handed out, somebody did, thats a mess. Chairman dempsey revealed that u. S. Advisors stopped iraq from a precipitous plan to stop ramadi, and fashioned a plan more likely to succeed. The battle to retake ramadi could begin in days and tells the u. S. A lot about whether iraqi forces regained the veal to fight. General dempsey said it could take years to eliminate i. S. I. L. , and completely it would take 20 years. He called the extremist allure of i. S. I. L. Must be replaced by a functioning government that takes care of its people. Jamie mcintyre at the pentagon. Thank you we are marking two mile zones on the news. First, 10 years passed since the london bombings. The u. K. Came together to remember the victims. Well take a look at how the security situation changed there. Two decades after forging ties. President obama welcomed the leader of the communist party of vietnam to the white house. Its a day when we recall the incredible resolve and resolution of londoners and the u. K. , a day when we remember the threat that we still face but above all its a day when we think of the grace and the dignity of the victims families for all they have been through, and we honour the memory of those victims, and all those lost. David cameron spoke on the 10th anniversary of the london suicide bombings. He says the threat of terrorism still is real. He observed a moment to honour the victims in what is known as 7 7. 52 died, hundreds injured. Charlie angelo from al jazeera was at the emotional tribute. Lee baston benadetta. Reporter as britain remembers the names of the victims, families gathered at the memorials. The deaths represented the first major attack on british soil. It was during rush hour a coordination of suicide bombs on three underground trains and a bus. The violence shocked the city forcing authorities to reassess facing the country. In 2013 that changed again when two muslim converts murdered british lee rigby in london in daylight. They said they wanted to avenge the killing of muslims by the British Armed forces. Attacks are harder to track and stop. The threat we faced today is different. Its not simply a tight organization plotting terrorist attacks, as we used to see. You have now got organizations that use propaganda to radicalize others and create a violent cult across the world. Regular thrills like this authorities say, help to hone their response. Since 7 7 theres about no mass casualty attacks, but some 40 plots have been uncovered. Today the threat level in britain stand at severe and an attack is highly likely. The emergence of the Islamic State of iraq and levant has added a new dimension to the challenge. Helping the police is mick Whose Organization tries to discourage extreme itch. Radicalization takes place through many means, not through conveyor belts. Becoming more religious, and violent extremists. We think theres multiple different mechanisms. Reporter here british family joined the victims, survivors, and some of the emergency workers first on the scenes. Theres talk of promoting tolerance and respect. 10 years later, it was an attack that is evolving and hard to anticipate in our incontext segment, we look at four min three in the u. K. All inspired by al qaeda staged the attacks on the london mass transit system. Courtney kealy reports. Reporter on july 7, 2005 before 9am three bombs exploded within a minute on londons underground trains. A back pack was detonated on a westpac circle line strain. A 23yearold detonated himself aboard an eastbound circle line train. Between kings cross and russell scare a 19yearold blew himself um southbound on the Pablo Picasso line. Near an hour later, the number 30 bus was boarded and blaen up. A total of 52 people were killed, as well as the four bombers. Hundreds of others were injured. It was the first Suicide Attack in the u. K. And the worst attack since the locka by bombing. Three were sons of an immigrant, the fourth born in Al Jazeera America they met in the Early Morning hours. Less than 30 miles from london travelling into the heart of the city. They were seen hugging each other. Surveillance cameras caught their movements. In september 2005 al jazeera obtained and broadcast video, claiming responsibility. He called himself a soldiers and said he was inspired by obama. On the same tape al qaedas number two claimed responsibility as well. Earlier today i spoke with former u. K. Counterterrorism advisor. Given the number of plots foiled by Scotland Yard in recent years, i asked if britain is safer, 10 years after the 7 7 attacks. The 50 or more attacks, plots thwarted shows that the u. K. s intelligence and Security Services are on top of the game. Luckily we havent had anything significant happen for the last 10 years not on british soil. We have had this horrible event in tunisia, of course. I think we are in as good a place as we can be. After 7 7, the u. K. Went through the same recriminations after 9 11. Blame in both cases for failing to stop the attack was based on the lack of intelligence sharing between the agencies in charge of domestic and foreign gathering. I know theres issues in the United States how much has it improved in britain. Coordination improved significantly. I dont think we have anywhere like the problems that certainly the u. S. A. Had, and certainly we were in a better place than we were 10 years ago. The west faces threats from al qaeda, and i. S. I. L. Is that new i. S. I. L. Threat being addressed, especially given that i. S. I. L. Had success recruiting in the u. K. Yes, its been addressed in a serious way. The recruitment part of it is something that the government is very much on top of. Prime minister David Cameron recently in the last week talked in terms of a full spectrum response, and that means engaging with various communities, using what we call the prevent agenda which is a strategy involving the police the Community Services local organizations, nongovernmental organisations, all of whom are working to increase community cohesion, to have count narratives against extremism, to find ways of detecting extremists early and deradicalizing them. None of that can prevent the attraction that i. S. I. S. Has, more so than al qaeda, because i. S. I. S. Demonstrated spectacular success as al qaeda did on 9 11. So does the response have to be greater than the full spectrum response at home. Does i. S. I. L. Have to be defeated on the battlefield in order to limit the appeal. The most attractive thing for extremists, the greatest influence is this aura of success. In the case of d. A. E. S. H. That is territorial success, its the territory in iraq and captured in syria that allowed them to declare a caliphate and declared a socalled Islamic State. Its these things more than anything else that appealed to certain people until we get rid of that territory. Get rid of this cal fate and then we cannes contain the problem more effectively. But is there the will to confront and defeat i. S. I. L. On the battlefield, because britain seems more. Its true theres a change certainly in the new government. There is a new head of our defense select committee. A member of Parliament Julian lewis, who is very much keener to explore ideas that will contain d. A. E. S. H. Also there is a new outlook since the tunisian massacre of last week where 30 britains 30 out of the 38 people were killed by the allegedly d. A. E. S. H. Supporter, were british. There is a changing atmosphere. You are right. There isnt the appetite. And what really must come within the region and the leadership with the u. S. Because britain and france are limited with what they can do on their own. Thank you time is money, many in greece dont have either to spare. Coming up a european ultimatum, and how the debt crisis could put Family Businesses out of business a violent day in afghanistan, but the representatives of the taliban and the government found time to meet for peace talks. Welcome back to Al Jazeera America. Im antonio mora. Coming up in this half hour of International News hundreds of thousands wait overnight in the rain to hear pope francis celebrate mass in ecuador. First the headlines in the u. S. In the american minute an air force fighter jet collided with a small plane in carolina two people aboard a cessna were killed. Deb brie fell on to the found below. The f16 pilot ejected safely. A grand jury indicted dylann roof in last months massacre in South Carolina hes charged nine counts of murder and three of attempted murder. It has in the been announced whether the Death Penalty will be sought the South Carolina senate voted to remove the confederate flag. 36 in favour, three against. The measure goes to the state house of representatives. House lawmakers fasttracked the bill the debate begins tomorrow. Nicky hayley governor has been pushing the lawmakers to take down the flag now to the greek debt crisis european leaders have given greece an ultimatum to avoid collapse. They have until thursday to secure a deal with creditors. In advance of an e. U. Meeting with 28 members. This is the most critical moment in the history of the european union. Our inability to find union may lead to ipp solvency of the europe insolvency of the european banking movement. I have no doubt that will affect all of europe. This final chance coming after leaders blasted greek officials for failing to present a plant at the session in brussels. Angela merkel is talking tough, saying greece needs more than a shortterm six. Political debates go on life in agrees is difficult, for business owners. Bank closures could spell disaster. Some do not know how much longer they can hold on. At the foot of the mountain citos examines christos looks at his vineyards and worries. The grapes are ripening under the sun. They will not wait. If they are not picked in september, they be ruined and so will he. Now he kapt get money from the banks much translation time is pressure, we need to paying payments. Soon the harvest starts and everything needs to happen. I hope a solution will be found soon. Reporter wine is one of greeces oldest communities. Christos needs more than generations of expertise to save it now. Almost everything in this vineyard, apart from the grapes themselves is imported. The glass, barrels from france and the corks from portugal. This shows why greece faces a difficult time if it was kicked out of the eurozone. A successful business like this is heavily reliant on imports, that would become more expensive if greece left the currency. A factory on the edge of athens, the machinery dating from the 1950s. Its been lovingly maintained and works fine. This is a family inheritance. Pablos makes socks here just as his father did. He, too, is relined on banks closed for a week and a half now. Last week i tried to send money abroad. It was not xble. The market has been frozen for a week. We have not received a single order and cant pay back debts or loops. Loans. Reporter the last five months have been difficult, many workers have been laid off. Now he and instructing industries are in a dangerous situation. History was made at the white house when president obama welcomed the leader of the communist party of vietnam. Two decades ago bill clinton normalized ties with hanoi. He was there last week. Today president obama said hed visit later this year. Patty culhane has more. Reporter this picture general secretary smiling in the oval office is meant to send a message. Its been four decades since u. S. Troops left vietnam, two since the normalized relations. Now the leaders say its time to take the relationship to the next level. I look forward to visiting your beautiful country some time in the future. Reporter the reason for the meeting, for vietnam its about defense and the running conflict with china over disputed islands in in the south china sea. They were shocked by the moving of an oil rig into what they see as territorial waters. And are visiting all International Relationships with the u. S. Japan, india. They want partners they can count on in terms of what they see as a grave threat. For the u. S. Its about the Transpacific Partnership. Vietnam is a country negotiating a trade pact. Some are criticizing the u. S. Administration for giving specialised stat as. The white house response, they are trying to change it. In the context of t. P. P. We can compel vietnam to better respect the basic rights of workers in that country. Reporter the u. S. Agreed to sell military equipment for its navy, so far, nothing else. The u. S. Sending the message if they want more help theyll need to look at human rights firsts gordon chang is the author. Coming collapse of china, and joins us from hong kong. Good to see you. Not only are the u. S. And vietnam no longer enemies, the u. S. Is looking to make vietnam an important friend. Well certain assist. You know for us theres two things. First of all of course theres china, you have to remember we are approaching 20 years of loimentic relations diplomatic relations with oi. The United States hanoi. The United States tried to create a system free trade, institutions and societies we want to bring vietnam into that. Thats part of the conversation we are having. But, of course the diplomacy is intense, because of beijing. Now, the u. S. Is vietnams largest trading partner. The government is accused of a raping of human rights violations, should the u. S. Seek a closer relationship until the human rights record improves. This is the issue we have with cuba and bum burma. We have a full engagement. But it is falling short on important metrics when it comes to a free society, burma is moving in the right direction, if we look at it from a longterm perspective. A large part of that is because of the relationship with the United States. Theres a lot to be discussed. We can do two things at the same time. Improve security in the region, by bringing vietnam in as a partner, and moving in a better destruction. Theres a lot of potential, especially with the regime which wants to become a more important part of the world. How much of the increasing closeness is about money . Vietnam is home to 90 million people, more than france or england. Despite being economist, the economist described the leaders as capitalist communists. In a sense they are, they control certain portions of the economy. They do it for enrichment. Look at our side of it of course this is all about money, thats why he this the ceremony at the airport, where you had the dream liners in the colours of vietnams airline. Americas society is big and diverse, we have a lot of interest with vietnam, and they are coinciding. That is the important part. We want the Transpacific Partnership to be inclusive. You cant do that without vietnam being part of it. A lot of things are coinciding that is good for vietnam and the United States. Talking about coinciding, the other big reason is to make vietnam an ally to counterbalance chinas growing power in the region especially in the south sea area vietnam disputing china and other countries. Yes. You know this is very important from vietnams perspective. Theyve been the target of a lot of chinas initiatives, and they are a country that does not have a treaty relationship with the United States. The philippines is a u. S. Treaty ally, and that gives them in manila, you know more confidence. Vietnam needs to move in that direction. The one thing that was important was the state department lunch. You had the signing of agreements with vietnam in the treaty room. And, you know i think that symbolism is not lost on hanoi, and not lost n beijing. Lost on beijing should president obama go to vietnam fine question. Absolutely. Hes gone to a lot of places where we have disagreements with including burma, where he has gone a couple of times. Therell be issues with the communist state. Vietnam is small enough that we can move them in better directions, with skilled diplomacy, we could move the vietnamese government to a better place, i think we will do that because its in our interests to do that at this point in time especially because of china gordon chang, good to have you saudi arabia arrested three brothers in connection with a bombing at a shia mosque in kuwait. The june 26th attack killed 27 people during friday prayers at the mosque and kuwait city. The three brothers are accused of the providing the explosives used by the suicide bomber. A fourth brother lives in syria and is a member of i. S. I. L. The taliban government is taking steps to end years of hostility. Leaders may be talking about peace, but in the capital, they were attacked twice. Across down three armed men stormed an Afghan Government compound. Jennifer glasse has more. Two attacks in kabul. The taliban targetting the east of the city, one of the armoured vehicles damaged. Driving through town. A lot of windows blown out. None of n. A. T. O. s soldiers were kill. An eyewitness told al jazeera he saw three african civilians injured in that attack. A couple of hours later, a couple of kilometres in the east of the city three attackers targeted an intelligence distribute station in the east of the city. One detonated a small vehicle at the checkpoint. Two others wearing suicide vests trying to get into the hours. One intelligence member was killed two attackers killed in a gunfight. Continuing pressure in kabul. This is the second set of attacks. A week ago there was another bomber civilians were angry at drives driving along the road because the targets are n. A. T. O. Convoys, today it was Afghan Intelligence services as they keep up pressure on the government turning to the arabian peninsula, where cars bombs raised the death toll in yemen. Two explosives detonated at a marketplace killing eight civilians, south in the city of albayda a separate bomb killed 10 houthi fighters it follows the death of 200 yemenis on monday. The u. N. Is pushing for a humanitarian pause. More than 3,000 yemenis killed since march. Al jazeera gets access to troops in sudan, what they say the ultimate goal is in the fighting that caused serious humanitarian crisis. And hundreds of thousands brave the elements for a chance to hear pope francis say mass in ecuador. Nigeria Officials Say another boko haram killed 25 people, including a 25yearold trial. It happened in a Northern University town. It was carried out by a female suicide bomber the latest in a string of deadly bombings and shootings by boko haram. More than 200 have been killed. Southeast in kenya, Officials Say 14 were killed during an attack by alshabab, happening in a village near the kenyansomali border. They targeted two compounds where quarry workers lived. It brings to two attacks in the area, 85 in the past week nearly all those killed were nonmuslims. In our off the radar segment well look at the battle in south sudan. For the last 18 months rebels took on Government Forces and have been making gains in the oilrich upper nile state, seizing control of malakal, the capital. We have been talking to top rebel commanders. Reporter these are south sudans rebel fighters the Sudan Peoples Liberation Army coming from the trenches. It took them four days through a swampy government to get here. We saw young boys among them. The United NationsChildren Organization u. N. I. C. E. F. Says theres around 12,000 child soldiers on both sides of the conflict. Army commanders say some of the children had been separated from their families. That doesnt mean they are soldiers, they are coming with the soldiers together to join. But all in all, we do not accept that. We are abiding with all the conventions of geneva on the child soldiers. The fighters are tired, but upbeat. They sing songs of battle and victory. Theyve been fighting forces from the government in juba for 18 months, and say the mission it to change the leadership. This commander tells his troops that special forces fighting further north are making gains near south sudans only functioning oil fields. Rebels joined forces with the militia, allied to the government until recently. Translation we are not fighting for control of oil of south sudan. We are fighting the bad rule. He wants to rule the country with an iron fist. Reporter they showed us some of the heavy weapons, and the large weapons, and the loss of ammunition. Sudan has been accused of providing weapons to the rebels khartoum denies this and so have the rebels, saying most of the supplies are from the south sudanese. We are not getting help from south sudan or anywhere. If we were we would have won the war a long time ago. We are getting help from militia in sudan. Reporter these fighters are heading to another position its a long tough journey, they are fighting for a cause they believe in. Pope francis delivered a special message to ecuadors youth and even posed for selfies telling a gathering of children and College Students that they needed to protect the environment. They celebrated mass before a huge crowd. Trmps its unthinkable that unity can shine force. Spiritual worldliness puts us at war with one another in pursuit of power, restage and economic security. Lucia newman has more from quooeto. Reporter least 1. 5 million came for the popes last mass in ecuador. He spoke out forcefully against the war and violence that is ravaging the world, and told the pilgrims no matter how much catholics are persecuted its up to them to unite the world. Translation while this some countries theres form of war and country, we christians insist on recognising other injuries healing and constructing bridges. Pope francis appeared to direct criticism at many latin american leaders, whom he said were too obsessed with interests and power, and unable to appreciate movements proposing Different Solutions to peoples problems. Tens of thousands spent a freezing night under rain entire families in order to ensure theyd see and hear the leader of the catholic church. What is noteworthy unlike the millions that went to see the pope. In brazil a large percentage are those relegated to the periphery, the poor the indigenous and the old. Thanks to lucia newman in ecuador a marriage of sight and sound. A museum where music is used to help you enjoy the art a little longer. Day one of running of the pulls in spain landed some americans in hospital. [crowd chanting] hell no gmo. Theyre slamming a technology that could be used to solve problems for people who desperately need it. They get exited about technology whether its in their phone or in their car, so why is it so weird on their plate . Somethings going into food that shouldnt really be there. Techknow investigates. You could not pay me to fake data. Now our global view segment, a look at how news outlets are reacting to various events. The south china post says the law must wage an ideological battle if i. S. I. L. Is to be defeated. They pointed out that kill ners tunisia and kuwait were students exposed to i. S. I. L. s radical thinking, and says the best way to counter is country vigilance, education and intelligence. In the independent blogger and activists reflects on being muslim in britain after the 7 7 attacks. She said after bombings in july i became a religious muslim my identity took center stage. What used to be rational distram nation is now religious. The gulf news calls a no vote a yes to populist movements in europe in the far rights and left arguing immigration, sluggish economies and high unemployment are among many factors driving the rise and predicts it lil will be the next italy will be the next country to see such a movement a new show promising to use art lovers ears to see the pages better. Baldwin splainls. Explains. Reporter the ambassador at the court of king henry the i think. Baited in 1533. Listen to the music made bay violin with made by a voilin with three strings. Its intense. Re reflecting the historic tensions. I wanted to create an uneasiness of tension within the space. I think it is palpable and defying of the constant shifting and hovering of the sound. Six musicians or sound artists were given a choice of any picture. An electronic music by the musician changes as one nears the picture a the unified point of the paining dissolves into tiny points. The challenge for museums in this fastpaced world is to slow people down. Visitors have a tendency to rush throeugh galleries, the music makes people slow down look at the paintings, and see details they wouldnt have noticed before. It would not have been quiet at in lake. The natural sounds are recreated. Its amazing. The sound in the music force you to feel something. They force you to experience something, whether you like it or not. I would like people to take away an emotional connection of the painting they have been looking at. An american composure chose a portable altar peace made in the 14th century. The music is to encourage you to look deeper through and down. Here we have a list a bell and that should remind to you look somewhere else. Reporter listening and looking designed to slow the visitor down and provide a new way of seeing art, and appreciating it even more two americans and one britain are in serious condition in a spanish hospital after beak gored in the annual running of the bulls. They were among 11 people injured in the streets of papilloma as participates raced six bulls. Thousands of tourists watched the first run of the weeklong festival. In calgary, Canada Police arrested a man for flying a lawn chair using a bundle of balloons. In a publicity stunt, he filmed himself tying more than 100 helium balloons. He par chooted to the ground because of strong windows. When he landed he was charged with one count of mischief causing danger to life. Thats it for the world news hour. See you again in an hour. [ ] on america tonight a community on the edge. And the steward of its waters. Reporter water fuller has been watching over the wetlands for 20 years. This is sparnpersonal. 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