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>>> The United Nations nuclear agency has agreed to send inspectors to North Korea to supervise and shut down its nuclear reactor.  The IREA  will install monitoring cameras and seals on equipment at the reactor.  Pyongyang agreed to close it in exchange for economic aid.  Rais massed 140,000 soldiers on its border with irar turkish kurdish separatists. He denies any wrongdoing and has responded by taking his self-defensetyg coalition that he said will collapse the government. It may mick early elections.

>> More from in a moment but over to you in washington.

>> There is a lot of pressure now in washington on president sh issmen have been rebelling ahead of a report for mr. Bush's presented to congress later this week hearing alan brooks

>> A small study in despair from the iraqit this was the aftermath of a bomb that killed 150 people ebb sowed erodes political hope and not only washington the opponents of the president are gathering once again on capitol hill to tryndorentangle. In iraq. 4692E3A4.JPG

>> President bush's surge has been the deadliest of the war,

sis not working. We cannot wait until september to act.

>> Reporter: In the coming days, congress will be consumed with q tie bringing the troops home and the signs are that some republicansre sident andvote foretf plan. New strategy for iraq insisted the white house, should not be decided by congress.

>> Thetiaq not neehelp of 159,000 american troops in their country. Yet withdrawing our troops b upon without the advice of our american military commanders would not be in the it w that is not something we are going to do

>> Reporter: It seems clear that president bush's support among ke is starting to eb away. That's the bad news for the white house ent bush's evhile

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responsibility for aftermath. That's the way it should be done and it rt haven't seen in the past

>> Reporter: You just returned from asia. Did what you heard from that trip make you more convinced that it is time for america to start getting out of iraq

>> I was ready i ied and occupied iraq that it was going to affect the american infrastructure, the army and our ability to address our strategic interests elsewhere. And east asia is an enormously vital part of the world for the united states and it has been pushed to the back burner and we need to be addressing that for d also for the country.

>> Reporter: Jim web, democratic senator from virginia speaking with me a short while ago. Coming up on the programme, 12 years on fromca massacre, the remains of 400 victims are finally returned to their families. The business news from new york here is michelle flur 4692E4D8.JPG

>> Thank you.

Second quarter earnings season and solid gains on the market. The numbers are just ahead. The second quarter earnings season got off on the road with numbers from alcoa after the closed, property profits of $716 million down from $749 million a year earlier. The drop waschos bid. The company rejected alcoa's offer outrightn. Other company news and french big gias specu to buy dutch baby food company. The move comes just sas after the first government as a n that needed aktstself.


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