. >> no contracts are expected to be signed on this week', though some irani and businessman -- someiranian businessmen -- on this week's trip, though some theyan businessmen say will likely agree to deals. someone who has been looking into this. who is taking part in this delegation and what are they hoping to achieve? >> it is a delegation of some of whoce's largest companies have flocked to air and to take advantage -- flocked to iran to take advantage of this temporary alleviation of sanctions. they have been tightlipped about which companies have sent executives, but they did confirm there are over 100 firms, with the leader of the delegation being the president of the french carmakers group. french car manufacturers have been putting feelers out in iran. peugeot was once doing 10 million a month in iran. they have started shipment to the iranian capital. they're hoping the production will increase in the first half of 2014. businesses is for an opportunity not to be missed, it seems. you have a market of around 77 million people. it has the world's largest oil and gas reserves.

. >> india's irani strauned are a relic of its culinary past.any are shutting their doors because of competitions from fast food chains and street vendors. >> blink and you may miss it as you travel through mumbai's busy streets. >> the restaurant is one of a few cafes left in the capital. stepping into one is like walking back in time. it's reminiscent of stories passed down through the generations. okay panelling, chairs made over 80 years ago, still as strong as the day they arrived. time stood still in a world changed around it. this man's father began the business in 1932. >> children going by are from irani restaurant or eating there. we survive on trust. >> trust alone cannot keep a business running. for the irani restaurant it depends. >> this looks like a bread roll. it has a unique texture and taste. people come early to have a cup of tea and a glass of water. >> it's not just locals. i love it. >> street food vendors like this are the competition for restaurant like amir's. it's becoming difficult for many to run a restaurant. there's

, a lot of slogans against the united states and foreign interference, but very much in favour of irani'sessage. we keep the ideals of the revolution and stayed strong without continuing this, i suppose, anti-american scent, if you will. a softening of the approach from this new president. a couple of different messages from the president - strong on iranian independence and regaping its place in the world and friendship. >> live in tehran at the 35th anniversary of the islamic revolution. >> translation: in the past six months, as enjoyed relative stability. our people, more than before, are seeking reconciliation, friendship and peace amongst themselves. our people want us to look forward to a future ridden with unity. stood in our universities, in our prayers, we see that there is an atmosphere that is more conducive to peace and stability. research, science and technology is easier to achieve than it was before. everyone wishes for this country to progress. this administration is after the rule of law across the country. this administration will stand against any attempt to break the

march turned ugly one officials refused to talk to the protesters who were demanding and paid bonuses iranis organizer was the rest of many of the demonstrators lost their jobs after state funds went bankrupt during the country's transition to a free market economy. all kinds i mean groups as it was behind twin blasts in the suburbs of the lebanese capital beirut security sources believe at least seven people have been killed and more than one hundred wounded it all happened not far from the kuwaiti embassy and the iranian cultural center and was carried out by suicide bombers in a car and on a motorcycle a stronghold of the political and militant movement has by law the areas. is often the target of attacks. iraq's prime minister nuri al maliki is vowing to defeat al qaida while defending his government's counterterrorism strategy this after a bomb explosions in the capital baghdad and another six a coordinated fifty people on tuesday last year was the bloodiest in iraq since two thousand and eight are sectarian violence began to fall on a list on iraq airfares sesh one spain's why the coun

from the city center in moscow this is art international with twenty four hours a day the iranis of ultra nationalism in the capital is causing tensions in southern ukraine the center of unrest is now in the capital of the autonomous region of crimea and local parliament there was voted to hold a regional referendum which could push them even further away from kids control you have this kind of is there for us. crimean parliament has released the local prime minister from his duties basically dispersing the government as well and has set a date for a referendum over whether or not to stay with ukraine and this date is may twenty fifth which is the same day when the new authorities in kiev are planning to hold nationwide presidential elections in fact they said that crimea is have no rights to hold any sort of referendums independently under new laws which have been passed recently in kiev and now in the meantime over and over the night here in the capital of the crimea a group of unknown pro russian activists got inside the building of the local parliament and race russian flag on top of

the fair's a fifth anniversary of the iranian revolution president hassan rouhani is now addressing irani every year in february millions of iranians boy into the streets to commemorate the victory of the popular movement against the west and dr shah of iran in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine zero. zero zero young. coming out of the mullahs who looks at why law enforcement agencies can't con seem to get a draw upon the dark wall of sex trafficking that story and more when breaking this says in just a moment. is obviously more for the ladies because it's pretty. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns and learn how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the field for women definitely a target of the gun lobby you don't kill them when you kill anybody but if somebody would you would this with her. i've noticed that more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids

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i'm willing to wager if you ask shiites, isrealies, irani jews, they would say that america's power in the iddle east is on the wing and the age of american pre-eminence is over. he house that henry built is tottering. distinguish, then, between an impression and reality. the middle sun in east indeed setting. here, the answer has to be far d.re nuance now the key to the future is technology. ith all due respect to russia, china, and france, american in nology remains stagnant the middle east. old a can send a couple of destroyers but russia peals that the united states in the middle east still. mediation between israelis and palestinians and taking the vis-a-vis syria and iran, keeping in mind that on pax americana was heavy americana and light on pax, little has change in the middle east. for the fact that more killing sterners are each other. boots on ith viewer the ground or ships at sea, the killing a number of middle easterners as you know. war weariness, it would be a big mistake for the middle east to target americans. premature to 's speak of a post americana. americana in the

as we continue to work for his freedom today, again, we call on the irani government to release the pastor loving arms of his wife and children in idaho. >> john king joins us now. welcome john. >> good morning carol. >> the president called for religious freedom a key part of foreign policy. how is the white house in that cause? >> the families will be thankful the president turned attention on their is tragedies. it's been so long. they also hope -- you see frustration from time to time. the administration could do more behind the scenes. when an american is held overseas it's usually behind the scenes work not the prayer breakfast from the president that brings resolution. this is an issue because of enprisoned americans. also private and public tensions around the world. the biggest here with my experience has been china. i came at the end of the george hw bush administration, clinton and bush administration. the president mentioned tensions in africa, nigeria, south sudan and sudan. he says this comes up in conversations trying to broker peace. this is a constant in american diplomacy

polls found that americans are more afraid of a cyber attack than they are of irani and nuclear weaponsrth korea nuclear weapons, the rise of china, or climate change. coalesced intoe one of the most rapid growing industries out there. we can think about it not just in terms of the businesses themselves, but one of the rapid growing parts of government. government at the national level, the state level, and local level. thatit really means is while we live in an age of cyber dependency, we also have to admit that we are in an age of in-security. i would like to do something a little counterintuitive. the challenge of how do you write a book about cyberspace and make it interesting, how do you give a speech and keep it visual and interesting? you i will do is lay before a series of pictures and images and they are a collection i put together of what i believe are the best and worst examples of cyber war art. one, they are fun pictures. it is to give the visual side of the story of cyber insecurity out there. third, not just to give you something to look at when you get tired of looking a

indian-americans, chinese-americans, irani iranian-americans. >> you want to hire a mormon.ves them to success? >> they have these combination of quality. >> i'm use iing this generalization. >> these are all generalizations. overall, statistically speaking, in general, they've got this sense of exceptionality from their religion, moral practice. they've got this insecurity because they feel funny about their place in america still. same time they have all this discipline, impulse control from their habits. i can tell you about the single most important social science experiment ever conducted, you probably heard of it. it's called the marshmallow test. they gave three, five kids a marshmallow. if you wait 15 minutes we'll give you a second marshmallow. most of them ate it up. about a third of them didn't. then almost by accident they track these kids 30 years later. the ones who did not eat it, the ones who waited, they had way better educational achievement, better jobs, stronger family. >> how old were the kids when the experiment -- >> 3, 4 and 5. >> in some families are

colleagues the next time they go to cuba, ask to meet with the ladies in white, ask to meet with the irani sanchez, ask to meet with the dissidents and the human rights active thaises are jailed and re -- activists that are jailed and repressed and exiled. ask to meet with them. i bet you're going to hear something very different than what you got from your hosts on your last trip to wonderful cuba, this extraordinary socialist paradise. because it's a joke. it's a farce. and i don't think we should stand by here with our arms crossed watching these things happen in our hemisphere and say nothing about them. i can close by saying this. over the last week, i have tweeted about these issues, i get thousands of retweets from students and young people until they shut them out in venezuela who are encouraged by the fact that we are on their side. what they want is what we have, the freedom and the liberty. that's what all people want. and if america and its policy-makers are not going to be firmly on the side of freedom and liberty, who in the world is? who on this planet will? if this nation i