and cnn is in hiroshima 70 years after the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on the city. i m errol barnett. thanks for joining us. this is cnn newsroom. our top story, the most talked about scrap of plane debris in the world. malaysia s prime minister says experts confirmed the wing piece found on reunion island last week is from mh370. but a french prosecutor is being much more cautious suggesting the piece is very likely from mh370. he says further analysis will start on thursday to prove it conclusively. malaysia s leader is takesticking to his statement. we have physical evidence that as i announced on 24th
helping police with this investigation. but incidents like this appear to be all-too common in the states. a lot of people are considering whether they want to go to the meanies any more. u.s. president barack obama is making a case for the iran nuclear deal. this comes as critics point to evidence of an alleged coverup at an iranian nuclear site. jim sciutto has the details. reporter: the president made a impassioned defense of the iran nuclear deal. i ve had to make a lot of tough calls as president. but whether or not this deal is good for american security is not one of those calls. it s not even close. reporter: but the skeptics got new ammunition today. cnn learned that the u.s. intelligence community believes iran is attempting to clean up one of the most sensitive
barnacles. they re over 100 or over 1,000 species of barnacles. so unless these are particularly unusual they might not yield too much other than their indian ocean barnacles. but it miebtd interesting if they were all dead or alive on the flaperon because that might tell us how long it s been on the beach. also patterns on which they were on the flaperon any kind of water marks on the inside would tell us how it floated. for example, the chewed-up area what s called the trailing edge might have been because that was the bottom of the part that was in the water and scraped against the shoreline for who knows how long before it finally made it ashore. well at least we re one small step closer to answers. our senior aviation analyst mary schiavo, thanks for your time today from charleston. thank you. now, most of the 239 people on board mh370 were chinese citizens. cnn s david malko joins us from hong kong with reaction of some
people think maybe he s too moderate in the republican electorate. and also he s going to try to separate himself, maybe not by name but just the dynamic to show that he is different from the guy at the center of the stage, donald trump. dana bash, cnn, cleveland, ohio. now, america s favorite fake news personality will be signing off for the final time on thursday night. say it ain t so jon. but it is. jon stewart has spent 16 years as the host of the daily show, telling thousands of jokes, mocking hundreds of public figures, and even stirring up some controversy around himself. brian stelter has a look back at some of his most provocative moments. reporter: at the helm of the daily show for over 15 years, host jon stewart has never shied away from controversy. stewart s first daily show after 9/11 has been widely praised as heartfelt and compassionate. are you okay? and we pray that you are and that your family is. reporter: one of his most
why am i here? reporter: and whatever you do candidates don t invade your opponent s personal space. as hillary s senate rival once did. right here. right now. we ll shake on this no i want your signature. reporter: or when al gore crept up on george bush. but can you get things done? and i believe i can. reporter: there s nothing like debatable behavior to liven up a debate. there s differences. you re likeable enough hillary. reporter: jeanne moos cnn. are we not doing the talent portion? reporter: new york. thanks for watching everyone. i m errol barnett. who is it that joins me for the next hour of cnn newsroom ? rosemary church. that s it. stay with us. ride away (by roy orbison begins to play) i ride the highway. i m going my way. i leave a story untold.