charlie d'agata with the latest. >> reporter: iranians say the nine men and one woman were snooping. boats moving between kuwait and ba ran and drifted into iranian waters and were held on farsi island. the river boats like you see here do not carry sensitive equipment. the boats were captured by iran's revolutionary guard and this comes amid heightened tension between iran and u.s. two weeks ago, iranian warships fired rockets within a mile of u.s. war ships. the house is expected to vote on a deal to give congress more oversite on that. it appears all of the sailors are fine and uninjured. >> thank you, charlie d'agata. >>> president obama heads to nebraska today where he is likely to continue pushing the theme from his final state of the union address. in last night's speech, the president acknowledged the political divides gripping this nation. he touted economic improvements and climate change agreement, and america's resolve against terrorism. >> when you come after americans, we go after you and it may take time, but we have long memories and our reach has no limits. >> joinin

it appears all of the sailors are fine and uninjured. >> thank you, charlie d'agata. >>> president obama heads to nebraska today where he is likely to continuetheme from his final state of the union address. in last night's speech, the president acknowledged americans' anger and fear and pping he touted economic improvements and climate change agreement, and america's resolve against >> when you come after americans, we go after you and it may take time, but we have long memories and our reach has no limits.ng us now is a deputy political editor for buzzfeed o ask you this morning, hit critics and his friends, what do you think people will be talking about today? >> will be talking about not only what president obama said, but what also south carolina republican governor nikki haleyn response, which both of them today failed drops at donald trump and president obama's nikki haley of the angriest voices. not mentioning trump by name but thinlyld trump and his message. >> his shadow certainly looms large and i think that was definitely an indication of that. state of the union address is m

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charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: among the four americans coming home are "washington post" journalist jason rezaian,, former u.s. marine, amir hekmati, american businessman, nosratollah khosravi-roodsari, and christian pastor saeed abedini. the four men were exchanged for seven iranians who were imprisoned or chargeed in the united states. wife naghmeh in boise, idaho. >> it's a huge burden lifted, and the kids are so happy it's been amazing. it's like christmas and birthday and everything, all the presents, all in one. >> reporter: a fifth american, matthew trevithick, was also set free after 40 days' detention in an iranian jail. and tehran pledged to determine the whereabouts of robert levinson, retired f.b.i. agent who disappeared nearly nine years ago. the unexpected news broke just ahead of the i.a.e.a. announcement that iran had complied with obligations on the nuclear deal that will bring crippling sanctions to an end. the country of 80 million people has been on an economic time-out for more than 30 years. now it's open for business. u.s. secretary of state john kerry: >>...

more on this from elizabeth palmer and charlie d'agata coming right up. six canadians and one american are among 8 people killed in friday night's terror attack in the west african nation of burkina faso. a group linked to al qaeda claims responsibility. president obama has approved emergency federal aid for flint, michigan, caprice sieve water from the flint river has leeched lead from old water pipes leaving the city without safe drinking water. the national zoo held a come out party for bei bei. the new panda cub, dozens of enthusiastic panda lovers waited in line for their chance to meet his acquaintance. if you went to bed early you missed this. packers tied up their game with the cardinals in last second hail mary pass. from a scrambling aaron rodgers. moments later they lost in over time. here is today's weather, temperatures will tumble as arctic air descends over the midwest and into the northeast. thunderstorms will roll across the southwest, the west coast as well. for tomorrow martin luther king junior day, snow in new england and parts of the

elizabeth palmer and charlie d'agata are covering these weekend developments. we begin with charlie d'agata. >> a prisoner swap was never part of the nuclear deal. but secretary of state john kerry said here it helped speed things up. >> iran has undertaken significant steps, that many, i do mean many, doubted would ever come to pass. >> the international nuclear watchdog the iaea announced it taken those steps to disable its nuclear program. after three decades of economic isolation the deal means iran is now allowed to sell oil on the open market. the country can reconnect with the international banking system. and begin to recoup roughly $100 billion in frozen assets around the globe. today iranian president hassan rouhani called it a golden page in history. but political battles remain over the uneasy relationship between two countries that have been sworn adversaries for decades. the deal includes a snap back mechanism, meaning sanctions can be quickly reimposed if iran fails to comply. the most closely watched. for "sunday morning" i'm charlie d'agata in

as charlie d'agata reports, the government there can now seize migrants' valuables as they enter the country, anything worth $1500 or more. >> reporter: when zarifa abdullah and her four children arrived in denmark, she had nothing left. "we used to have everything," she said. "a house, cars, jewelry. we had to sell it all," before she left iraq asyria. and now, under the new law, the danish government can seize any cash and valuables worth more than $1500 to help pay for her family's upkeep. but she left her husband behind in turkey, and the new bill also makes seeing him much harder. it blocks migrants from bringing immediate family members to denmark for at least three years. michala bendixen, who helps migrants apply for asylum, says delaying a family reunion is just cruel. >> make a law like this is so i don't really-- i don't know how you can do things like that. >> reporter: but denmark is struggling to cope with an influx of more than 20,000 refugees last year, one of the highest per capita in europe. politician marcus knuth. so this is a deterrent. >> you could tut putt it t

charlie d'agata has her story. >> reporter: she put the bomb in bombastic when she broke the news in her signature style that north korea successfully tested the hydrogen bomb. whether it's true is a matter of debate. the announcement alone has already had an impact on both sides of the korean border. it was south korea's turn to crank up the pressure by pumping up the jam. blasting propaganda and pop music across the border. but pyongyang deployed its own weapon this week, to drop the bombshell that north korea had tested the h-bomb. we will not disrupt or dismantle the u.s. reverses its vicious, hostile policy towards north korea. the 70 something grand mother the go-to news anchor when the regime wants to impress the world. often outfitted in traditional dress, her passion plays well in an isolated country that prides itself on the projection of power, real or imagined, under supreme leader kim jong-un. otherwise, she would be out of a job, obviously. or worse. she barely made it through this announcement on the death of kim jong-un's father, kim jong-il in 2011. we make this anno

charlie d'agata with the latest. nine men and one woman were captured because they were snooping. the pentagon says the two small boats moving between kuwait and ba ran and drifted into iranian waters and were held on farsi island. the river boats like you see here do not carry sensitive equipment. the boats were captured by iran's revolutionary guard and this comes amid heightened tension between iran and u.s. two weeks ago, iranian warships fired rockets within a mile of u.s. war ships. the house is expected to vote on a deal to give congress more oversite on that. it appears all of the sailors >> thank you, charlie d'agata. >>> president obama heads to nebraska today where he is likely to continue pushing the theme from his final state of the union address. in last night's speech, the president acknowledged americans' anger and fear and the political divides gripping this nation. he touted economic improvements and climate change agreement, and america's resolve against terrorism. >> when you come after americans, we go after you and it may take time, but we have long memories

charlie d'agata is in london with the latest. >> reporter: iranians say the nine men and one woman were detained because they were snooping in iranian waters. tehran has asked the u.s. for an apology. iran news agency says the sailors were interrogated by iran's revolutionary guard this morning. the pentagon says the two small boats moving between kuwait and ba ran. bahrain. because of mechanical problems, they drifted into iranian waters and were held on fafai island. the river boats like you see here do not carry sensitive equipment. the boats were captured by this comes amid heightened tensions between iran and u.s. two weeks ago, iranian warships fired rockets within a mile of u.s. war ships. and, soon, possibly within days, it deals to curtail iran's nuclear program is likely to be implemented. today, the house is expected to vote on a deal to give congress more oversight on that. it's believed all of the sailors are fine and uninjured. >> that is good news. charlie tag a at that time in london, thank you, charlie. >>> president obama heads to nebraska today where he is likely to c

charlie d'agata has the story. reporter: on his deathbed, he told his wife putin did it. now almost a decade after his murder -- a british judge confirms russia's secret service the former kgb agent was a fierce critic of the kremlin and fled to britain in 2000. it was at this to -- hotel where he met to russian comrades for tea who allegedly slipped poison into the teapot. they have always denied involvement and they are both back in russia. he became violently ill and was dead within three weeks. a urine test revealed polonium 210, a highly radioactive and extreme we toxic poison. his widow says she will not stop fighting or her husband. >> if you committed this crime, at the end you will get -- justice. reporter: they have frozen the assets of the two suspects. the investigation found it was the second time they tried to mollie: taking a look at wall street, stocks are slightly higher this morning and right now take a look at that. it's up to hundred 19.49 points. -- 219.49 points. energy stocks recovered some ground early today as the price of crude oil stabilized. a