negotiations to see if we can peacefully achieve a goal we all share -- preventing iran from obtain agnew clear weapon. these negotiations will be difficult. they may not succeed. we are clear-eyed about iran's support for terrorist organizations like hezbollah which threaten os our -- threatens our allies and we're clear about the mistrust between our nations, mistrust that cannot be wished away. but these negotiations don't rely on trust. any long-term deal we agree to must be based on verifiable action that convinces us and the international community that iran is not build agnew clear bomb. if john f. kennedy and ronald reagan could negotiate with the soviet union, then surely a strong and confident america can negotiate with less powerful adversaries today. the sanctions that we put in place help make this opportunity possible. but let me be clear. if this congress sends me a new sanctions bill now that threatens to derail these talks, i will veto it. for the sake of our national security, we must give diplomacy a chance to succeed. if iran's leaders do not seize this opportunity, th

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the jpoa and the next steps in reaching a final agreement to achieve our ultimate goal of prevent agnew clear armed iran. let me be clear from the outset. there's no doubt that resolving the iranian nuclear crisis through diplomacy has been the preferred track of the administration and the congress. i think we all recognize the significant achievement of the u.s. efforts to breng iran to the table. but there are many members on both sides of the aisle that feel it is absolutely appropriate for congress, the body that built the sanctions architecture that brought iran to the table, to remind the iranians that full sanctions relief will come only when a deal acceptable to the p5 plus one and our regional allies is reached. this relief can only come if congress acts, so i would also suggest that it's important to send iran a remiper as well as to remind companies lining up to visit tehran a message of what is at stick if iran violates the term os they have joint plan of action. a deal is in place and if we're going to move forward with a final deal, we have to focus on while developing par

last march italy's high court overturned the acquittal order agnew trial and that's where we stand today. jonathan hunt joining me now. jonathan, what do we know about what's going to happen in the court in italy any moment now. >> as if these six years and three months has not been agony enough for everybody, the timing of this verdict seems to keep slipping. we were told right about now we would be getting an announcement from the court clerk. we do not have that at this point. there is some speculation the delivery of the verdict could slip another hour to 3:00 p.m. eastern. the agony goes on for obviously amanda knox and her family, obviously raffaele sollecito, her ex-boyfriend and family. her brother and sister are in the court waiting to hear the verdict like everybody else. this, of course, gretchen, will be the third verdict that we have had in this case, and it might not necessarily be the end. this could go back to the italian supreme court, gretchen. >> what does this mean for amanda knox now, though? as long as she stays in the united states, does this mean she can't go back

the site includes the agnews center. it plans to develop it into a high school, chrks 8 and to deal with future population growth. developers are in the process of building 32,000 homes in the area and work will be complete in five years. >> a gun store owner in los gatos will be before the council to reapply for a permit to sell guns in the city. templar sports opened in late 2012. public outcry caused the council to adopt an ordinance last year requiring all gun stores operating in the city to be reapproved every single year. during tonight's public hearing the council will decide if templar sports will be allowed to get that new license or one more year. it will consider taking the city to court if the permit is denied. >> another city will talk about banning styrofoam. cupertino will introduce an ordinance prohibiting food vendors using it. it's modeled after the one in san jose. >> let's check in with christina this morning. she says rain is what, sooner than you were expecting before some >> i was about to write a

agnew was doing, i believe, down in atlanta.look at the kind of cultural character istics tht students and teachers bring to the class room, we talk about the mainstream american class room, informed by mainstream values that speak to kind of a respect for authority, facts-based, discourages emotion and impulse, whereas, afterc african-american students sometimes bring in a lot of the opposite, in terms of being assertive, gaining the floor through participatory action. >> it sounds like you're talking about a vast cultural chasm between students, many of which look like me and you, and teachers, and many elementary schools that do not look like me and you. >> yeah, there's a term for it, it's called cultural distance. when that cultural distance exists between teachers and students, you start to have these cultural conflicts. and so, you know what i'm saying? the participatory interactive call of response, anybody who has been to a black church knows what i mean. sometimes that means speaking while the authoritiative speaker is

at the very least philip agnew got to speak at the chemoration, which he did not at the official one. he and sophia were told they were not going to get their two minutes of peace because they ran out of time. and that -- this was the real fairs on washington. it was a farce on washington. it was not about movement. this was not about the actual lived experiences of black and brown oppressed people in this country. it's not about finding solutions. this is about america paght i.t. on the back for how far we've come. and if we look at this statistics that gary young has rattled off, how far have we come? tell me, please, i would like to know. if you'll indulge isled like to quote a rapper. we start keeping pace you start change up the tempo. what are we posed to do when every turn you introduce new forms of racism. you change the game up completely. it doesn't look anymore like white only. looks like being locked up for a dime bag of weed. this is the new fight. in is the new way they've chosen to oppress. so what are the solutions? we don't get any at this commemoration. it was not ab

at the very least, phil agnew of the dream defenders did get to speak at that commemoration, which heid not at the official one. he and sophia campos were told that they were not going to get there two minutes apiece because they ran out of time. this was the real farce on shut-in as malcolm x called the original march. this was not about a movement. this was not about the actual lived experiences of luck and brown oppressed people in this country. this is not about finding solutions. this is about america patting itself on the back for how far we have come and if we look at the statistics that gary younge has rattled off, how far have we come? tell me please, i would like to know. if you'll indulge my michael eric dyson moment i would like to quote a rapper. they should start changing up the tempo. what exactly are we supposed to do when at every turn you introduce new forms of racism? you change the game up completely and it doesn't look any more like whites only signs but it looks like being locked up for a dime bag a week. this is the new fight. this is the new way that they have

administration continued the resignation of vice president agnew under controversy of water great --atergate break-in and the resignation. we'll focus on the first lady during all of those years. she chose an issue. her issue was volunteerism. how much a choice did she have in that selection and did it have an effect? >> she did not want to have to choose an issue. she did not like that. in fact, it bothered her within the first few months she kept being asked -- what is your focus? she said, people. she did not want it to be one. yes, volunteerism would be what she was best known for in the first year. she made trips around the country to show her support for volunteerism. but then think about it and she did not want to be programmed. what she felt and this was the criticism of lady bird johnson, she had beautification. pat nixon did not like the fact that was assumed she will be programmed to do one thing. they came to her, apparently the white house, the west wing, with all kind of ideas that she might wanted to do. she disliked the idea this is what she had to do as first lady. >

here with the hot new trends is danny agnew. the web site is awesome. it's very guy friendly.can get an e-mail on it. trends and travel, what will we look at for 2014. >> i think it will be the year that we said good-bye to hotels. b and b has become popular and introduced us to this concept of renting a home rather than hotel room when traveling. we're seeing for luxury travelers, the emergence of services like one fine stay or home away luxury rentals where you can get these beautiful, really upmarket properties and sort of feel like a local when you travel, 'cause that's sort of the ultimate luxury to not feel like a tourist. >> they're going to homes. instead of your home, somebody else's home? >> right. they have all the amenities of a top notch hotels, the linens and toiletries and 24 hour concierges, to making you feel taken care of. you feel like you've got a home base. it's a search for authenticity a lot of people are look for when they travel. >> what about tech? >> in the world of tech, you're hearing a loft hype around the google glass. as much of old news as it i

>> here with the very top trends is danny agnew from inside hook.com.s morning. >> thanks for having me. >> you are seer of the future. what are the trends in travel going to be. >> 2014 is going to be the year we say goodbye to the hotel. [ laughter ] >> it's gone. >> yeah, it's gone. concept of sort of renting homes while we are away has become very popular. you are sort of seeing for the more lux traveler emergence of one time stay or home away luxury rentals where you can get these really nice, sort of upmarket properties. you have got your town houses down in trebek can a. you have got in paris and villa in brazil where a lot of people are going to be traveling for the olympics. gets these really really nice places and feel like a local. ultimate luxury. >> hotel companies are not happy about b and b and fighting them of course. some near and dear. trend techs. electronics show kicking off this weekend. >> a lot of interesting stuff coming out. i think that you you are going to see a lot. hear a lot especially about the advent of wearable tech this

. >> are you planning on buy agnew car or home this year?od to see you. >> you say interest rates will pick up a little this year. what does that mean for say buying a home? >> absolutely. when rates go up. it's going to affect everything. it's going to affect car loans, home loans. it will affect maybe if you are in a fixed income fund in your 401k. >> does that mean i want to buy my home earlier in the year? >> absolutely. if you think you will get a better rate in the first six months versus the last six months of the year. >> you are saying with a car? >> it will affect everything. it will be a trickle down on those prices of the bonds with the yields going up. >> so you are talking about buying a car this time of the year, what about the difference of buying a car as opposed to leasing and of the time you should do that? >> i'm a firm believer of owning your car. i think that people should own it and that way your money is going into something with leasing. it's just, you know, you are borrowing the car for a limited amount of time. so