dilma rousseff came to the united states looking for help. she spent time with fantastic interests in wall street looking for investment in her country, she has a 10% approval rating, she is beleaguered, you heard her answer questions about the n.s.a. controversy, and speaking of scandal now, and crisis in brazilian society, a scandal engulfing the oil company in which she is serving as the board of directors, and the last question from the brazilian press about that. the economy slowed down. contrast that with president barack obama asked the cliche washington question "mr president, what makes you so awesome, what made you have a great week last week", and the president enumerating why last week was gratifying. on iran secretary of state john kerry is in vienna austria negotiating with the iranians his counterpart, the iranian foreign minister due back in vienna, we understand it was today, of consultations in tehran a lot of sticking points and pronouncements from the supreme leader of iran drawing sharp red lines, and the president answer

spied on dilma rousseff but across broad sections of brazil society and the business community. now a different story. dilma rousseff having a tough economic time embroiled in scandal, and the state-owned oil company which she served on the board. she said she takes president obama at his word. she announced the german leader the french leader said to be sur veiled by the n.s.a., the president announcing that would no longer happen. if he needs information, he'll pick up the phone, and on that point the president elaborated. >> we believe that this meeting that we had this week builds on a series of steps that continued to deepen cooperation between the two countries, there'll be differences, but that is true with every one of our close friends. >>> dilma rousseff the next stop on the tour is going to the west coast to talk to tech industry leaders. >>> thank you mike viqueira at the white house >>> the greek government is in left-minute negotiations with its creditors, with four hours to go before it faces default on a nearly $2 billion debt payment. we are looking live at the

paolo, can you explain what the political ramifications are for dilma rousseff? : the president has offered a program that favored more intervention in the economy, and the b nds was chosen for a vehicle for that. a bank supported by the treasury of result, and it went on this binge, maybe excessive, so there is no allegation so far of wrongdoing. but there were questions about the transparency of the operations, so responding to pressures from society, from s, led by a former professor and honorable person, and started to open up and reveal its accounts, as it should. alix: paolo, what does it do for dilma rousseff and how she runs the country echo she is dealing with higher inflation, low a scandal that flings mud all over the place. can she get anything done now? paolo: she can, but she will have to give more space to private -- to the private sector, to private creditors. ds, of the criticisms of bn it was crawling out other sources of finance for investment in the brazilian economy. to the united states later this month. we will be here to try to convince in

president dilma rousseff you extended an invitation to in my opinion you at the olympics in rio next year and the terror group i.s.i.s. showed a willingness and capacity to carry out terrorist attacks around the world. what preparations are you making to make sure the olympic games are safe and are you concerned about that happening in rio. thank you, madam president. >> on greece this is a situation that we have been monitoring throughout the year. as i think most people have been aware, there has been an ongoing crisis in greece dating back to 2009/2010. and it's something that i've been deeply involved in periodically working with our european partners. it is an issue of substantial concern. it is an issue primarily of concern to europe. essentially what you have here is a country that has gone through difficult economic times. needs to find a path towards growth, and a path to stay in the eurozone. and what we have been encouraging the break government and our european partners to do is to continue to negotiate and find a pads way towards a resolution. it is also important for us

dilma, for making this progress. finally we're working together to uphold democracy in human rights across latin america. i appreciate president rousseff and brazil's strong support for our new opening toward cuba. i ub dated dilma on our progress including work to open embassies in havana and washington and i believe that brazil's leadership in the region as well as its own journey to democracy any market economy can make an important partner as we work to create more opportunities and prosperity for the cuban people. in short i believe that this visit marks one more step in a new, more ambitious chapter in the relationship between our countries. we are focused on the future. dilma, thank you for your friendship, your partnership, and the progress we've achieved together. as we look ahead to the olympics next summer we americans will be cheering proudly for team usa. we'll all be rooting for truly great games with brazil as our host. dilma did give me a very nice yellow and green sweatshirt which says brazil on the back. i can't wear that in public because i have to root for the usa, but -- but at home at night, it's very comfortable.

brazil's president dilma rousseff will be visiting the u.s. at the end of this month with the hopes of increasing ties with the united states. of course the u.s. and the americas, is part of the americas, of course, and the talks here will be looking to increase trade between the two biggest economies in the americas. this should get under way in just a moment lye here on c-span 3. i want to tell you about some of the other programming we have coming up for you. currently on c-span 2, it's day two of the faith and freedom coalition conference. speakers including chris christie and mitch mcconnell. several gop can dates spoke at the conference yesterday. you can see that on c-span.org. the coalition is a nonprofit organization mobilizing people of faith and like minded individuals. that is life on our companion network c-span 2. and of course live on c-span right now is washington journal. you can see that on c-span. >>> good morning. [ speaking foreign language ] to the atlantic council. i'm the director of the center here at the atlantic coun

. >> all right the president of the united states and the visiting president of dilma rousseff wrapping up a nearly one hour joint news conference. we want to welcome back our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. lots of important issues came up in the course of the q&a with the two presidents including the fate of that iran nuclear deal that u.s. and others are negotiating right now with iranian officials in vienna austria. i want to bring in gloria borger our chief national correspondent jim sciutto. let's talk about what the president said about these iran nuclear negotiations. he made it clear that unless the ayatollah khamenei the unless the iranian president rouhani, unless they all agree to what the u.s. thought they agreed a few months ago, if they back out of any of those commitments the united states and the other permanent members of the u.n. security council and germany will walk away from a deal. that's what the president said. >> we're now in overtime on these negotiations. double or triple overtime depending on how

very much, phil mattingly, awaiting president obama's news conference with brazilian president dilma rousseffs go to julie hyman. julie: thank you, penn. let's take a look at stocks. they are coming up to some degree but rebounding from yesterday. for the s&p 500 and the worst day since last april, april 2014, that is. joining us today is kevin kelly, chief investment officer for recon capital partners. kevin, i was a just looking at this which is interesting because it is not down today even though a stocks are higher. right now it is going flat if you will. interesting that it is not selling off, is there an expectation of volatility is now here to stick around and yesterday was just a one-day event? kevin: there is that expectation and one of the biggest indicators that it will stay here or possibly even more is the volatility of the fix. the average, historically, is 86 level. yesterday, when we were down 2%, at 117.d at once .17 -- one of the reasons is we have not seen any real consensus coming out of greece. there was still that uncertainty, so that is by you are seeing it stay elevate

las tres mandatarias en ejercicio son cristina fernÁndez, de argentina, la brasileÑa dilma rousseff y johana usma, "al punto". >> la ex primera dama y ahora candidata a la presidencia margarita zavala nos acompaÑa desde la ciudad de mÉxico. margarita, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. >> muchas gracias, jorge. quÉ gusto. un saludo a tu auditorio, que es muy amplio. >> muchÍsimas gracias. margarita, muchos piensan que una candidatura de usted serÍa la reelecciÓn de su esposo, felipe calderÓn. ¿quÉ serÍa? >> no, bueno, serÍa mÁs bien mi elecciÓn. yo soy margarita zavala. y mira, jorge, la verdad es que las mujeres hemos luchado, sobre todo esta generaciÓn, para afirmar nuestras identidades personales. el ser "esposa de" o "esposo de" no te anula como persona ni te hace idÉntico a esa persona, y realmente, ni te subordina. y yo creo que en las trayectorias personales, que hay que defenderlas y presentarlas asÍ, pues tambiÉn se toman decisiones de las que uno se hace responsable. sin duda puedo compartir en tÉrminos de partido polÍtico, pero pues no-- de ninguna manera, pues, serÍa u

president dilma rousseff met with president obama in the oval office, and later, laid out her plan. >( translated ): in brazil we have the commitment to come to a zero deforestation or a zero illegal deforestation rate between now and 2030 and we also wish to turn the page and engage in a clear cut reforestation oriented policy. >> wooduff: the majority of brazil's greenhouse gas emissions come from destruction in the amazon rain forest. many environmentalists want that destruction stopped entirely. and the u.s. and cuba are set to open embassies in washington and havana. it is the latest step in reestablishing diplomatic ties. the announcement is set for tomorrow. still to come on the newshour: what new overtime rules could mean for workers and employers in the u.s. greece edges towards default after failing to pay back debt. a deadline for a nuclear deal with iran is extended. why angola is the deadliest place in the world for children. new guidelines for treating strokes that are caught early. james taylor on his latest album. and, an argument on why mom and dad might be youth spor

i very much appreciate president rousseff support for the new opening towards cuba. i updated dilma including embassies in havana and washington and i believe brazil's leadership in the region as well as a journey in the market economy can make a partner as we create more opportunities and prosperity for the cuban people. in short i believe that is a marks one more step in a new ambitious chapter in the relationship between our countries. we are focused on the future. dilma, thank you for friendship partnership and progress have achieved together as for the ahead and we americans will cheer proudly for team u.s.a. we will be rooting for games with the sale of our host. dilma did give me a very nice yellow and green sweatshirt which says brazil on the back. i can't wear that in public. because i have to root for the u.s.a. but at home at night it is very comfortable. i may flip it on. president rousseff, thank you. >> translator: dear president, barack obama, grinning sideways to a cabinet members at the two delegations. greetings likewise to all members photographers, cameramen and

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where a joint news conference is being held with president obama and brazil's visiting president dilma rousseff. he answered questions from the iran to supreme court. andrea mitchell is live in vienna following the iran nuke talks and columnist ruth marcus and political writer jeremy peters. andrea, let me start with you because the first question to the president was about the iran talks and let's play a piece of the sound from the press conference. >> there are deep-seeded disagreements and divisions between the united states and iran and those are not going to go away overnight. >> not over night and certainly not by the deadline, which is today, to have something figured out. andrea explain where we are in the negotiating process. >> they have agreed to leave the current situation in place until july 7th to give the negotiators more time. that is something that they agreed on just today. the iranian foreign minister came back today but i thought it was important the president made two points. he said if this is not a verifiable agreement that meets his standards that iran will not be able t

i appreciate president rousseff and brazil's strong support for our new opening toward cuba. i updated dilma on our progress, including our work to open embassies in havana and washington, i believe that brazil's leadership in the region as well as its own journey to democracy and a market economy can make it an important partner as we work to create opportunities and prosperity for the cuban people. in short, i believe that this visit marks one more step in a new, more ambitious chapter in the relationship between our countries. we're focused on the future. dilma, thank you for your friendship, your partnership and the progress that we've achieved together. as we look ahead to the olympics next summer, we americans will be cheering proudly for team usa. we'll all be rooting for truly great games with brazil as our host. dilma did give me a -- very nice yellow and green sweatshirt. which says, brazil on the back. i can't wear that in public. because i have to root for the usa. but at home at night, it's very comfortable. so who knows. i might slip it on. so president rousseff. thank you. >>

it is a great pleasure to welcome my partner and friend president rousseff back to the white house. dilma? this is another opportunity for me to reciprocate some of the extraordinary hospitality that the people of brazil showed me and my family when we visited brazil. i want to go back. i did not get a chance to experience carnival. vice president biden got to go to the world cup, not me. the eyes of the world will be on brazil again when they host the olympics next year, and that will be another reminder of brazil's remarkable rise both that home and on the world stage. as president, i pursued a new era of engagement with latin america where our country's work together as equal partners based on mutual interest and mutual respect. as we saw at the recent summit of the american does, the united states is more deeply engage in decades. i believe the relationship between the united states and latin america is as good as it has ever been. we are focused on the future, of what we can a comp us together. and the cornerstone of our engagement with the region is a strong partnership with rizzo.