i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> well, progress is reported on a deal to limit iran's nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry is expected in geneva today to join in the negotiations. kerry has been touring the middle east. before heading to switzerland, he stopped in israel. iran has been negotiating with six world powers on a deal to curtail some of its nuclear programs in exchange for an easing of stiff economic sanctions. kerry said iran must prove its nuclear activities are peaceful. >>> and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tweeted if the news from gentlemen eva is true, this is the deal of the century. netanyahu said he rejected the deal from geneva calling it a bad deal. israel has threatened to strike iran's facilities if diplomacy fails to shut them down. >>> and the senate passed a bill working against discrimination of gays, bisexual, around transgender americans. the measure faces a tough time in the house. danielle nottingham reports. >> bill as amended is passed. >> reporter: democrats joined together on gay rights advocates in the making. >> we ha

apart of this project with us so you have m-cal and young developers and bernard as the master developer and the architect and david beck and associated. just for clarification, we're managing general partner and we'll actually receive set asset management fee each year as well as receive a portion of vler fees and be able to participate 100 percent along the way to make sure our communities have opportunity for these housing unit and provide opportunities for the construction and the work force pieces and components that are apart of this project as we we move forward as well. but i do want to highlight part of the community process that we got here today so we did hold a community sharet august 29th and we got feedback from the community. members -- for example, a lot of families came from hundreds of you who have participated in the redevelopment so they provided their insight as well as members of the community and bay view in general and just wanted to come and support and really give their thoughts about what these units should look like in comparison to the rest of the developments on the shipyard. here's so

david thank you. for more company circuitry of the new irish bank has appeared in court charge was read the new offenses. bernard daily from columns of the new west and dublin was not on bail to appear in court again next february. the court was told the sixty five the old replied not guilty to the chill before charges bernard daily leaving the dublin district court this evening when he appeared charged with revenue offences alleged to have occurred over ten years ago. the former company secretary and anglo irish pint is accused of concealing an account of striking an officer of the revenue commissioners and producing in correct documentation. namely our list of funds accounts that did not include the specific account. between march and november of two thousand and three. detective garda done you begin to use it all the euro fraud investigation told the court that he arrested bernard eighty one forty four warrants by appointment. one atop the softer noon and sixty five year old replied not guilty to each of the four charges. mr thom browne said the dpp director bernard day he faced trial on a diaper before the h

2010, picard and his chief counsel david sheehan sat down with morley safer to update us on the legal battle. >> safer: just before the whole thing collapsed, bernard madoff sent out statements to his clients. how much were they told they were worth? >> about $64.8 billion. >> safer: so the statements were total lies? >> yes, absolutely. >> safer: the 64.8 billion that investors thought they had was just an illusion, designed by madoff to keep investors investing. then the roof fell in. >> mr. madoff, what would you say to all those people that lost... >> safer: mr. madoff has no say in the matter. if the victims want money back, they'll have to go through mr. picard, the decider, and his bloodhound, mr. sheehan. how much real money do you think went into the whole scheme? >> i'd say about 36 billion, and about 18 of it went out before the collapse, and 18 of it's just missing. and that $18 billion is what we're trying to get back. >> safer: picard and his team have been on a global treasure hunt. the first step: liquidation, madoff's boats, his art, even his season tickets to the new york mets, plus bernie's various homes, all sold with a u.s. mar

david axelrod said today my advice would be to emphasize the stories of people who have been getting helped including the half million people who have gotten insurance. back with me now, bernard whitman. all right, rich. some people would call this senate thing a ploy, is it to get writers to talk about the positive things? >> all of them are opinion journalist already in the tank for this law. he is not going to gain much. the problem he has is the larger med med media narrative. the president lied about it and the numbers are in the tank. even the media cannot ignore all of that. >> bernard, let me be speculative for a moment, would the president have come out today to do this address, would he have met with liberal journalists today because the heat was turning up high on what he knew about obama care before it happened if he knew. >> i think the president is basely using whatever he can to get the word out. the only way to change this narrative is not by cozying up to journalist who should, by their own record, be supportive. it's to fix what is broken. get the website up and running. >> he has time in his agenda to meet with columnist who will probably already write posi

david brinkley you are delight with them, sir, for the rest of your career. and i've watched it from the beginning. the man is interviewing dr. jarvik, christian bernard, one of the space guys that walked on the moon, excuse me. and it was fun! and here's all these things and charlie asked me something, he says "well how do you feel about all this space stuff and everything?" i said "you know, charlie, i'm just hoping i can get on american 644 back to l.a." >> rose: (laughs) i'm just happy you came here and sat at this table much success for "nebraska" and for you and i hope the phone will be ringing tomorrow morning and the morning after that and the the morning after that. >> thank you, sir. >> the opportunity to take everything that you have learned and pour it into a work of art is a great thing. thank you. bruce dern for the hour. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org i'm laura linney, and this is masterpiece classic. miss audrey: she is quite the cause célèbre, the girl who found the paradise baby. linney: previously on "the paradise"... al