dr. lee: good afternoon. how are you all doing? as you know, i am susanna lee. we are here today in my civil war reconstruction class and today we are talking about reconstruction. in particular, citizenship during reconstruction. the remaking of citizenship during constructional -- congressional reconstruction. let's review. yes, robin? >> we talked about the way states were provided with the proper representation -- which was new compared to the 10% plan. it was -- they were unionists throughout the war unlike the other plan where they are suddenly a part of that side. with presidential -- dr. lee: we talked about wartime reconstruction and lincoln's 10% plan, which some disagreed with because allowed to many former confederates into power. robin mentioned the way that this was a radical reaction to the 10% i and. it was understood as a way to ensure that government would be in the hands of loyal men. chase? >> [indiscernible] dr. lee: we talked about presidential construction under johnson

tour et cetera syndrome. >> reporter: dr lee has seen dramatic results. like the case of minnesota orchestra. he developed a tremor making it impossible to perform. >> we have to, you can only notice the tremor when he played the soil join. >> reporter: dr lee had him play his instrument while he tested the electrodes in his brain, to make sure they were on target. when the electrodes were turned on, the tremor vanished. and they were able to play. what was that like to hear the murk light up the or. >> it was amazing. this gentleman was a concert master, he had to get the music perfect. he inserted it perfectly. when he did that he got the perfect note. >> reporter: that's cool. >> very cool. >> reporter: dr lee will perform a similar procedure on jennifer. she said it's her last hope for a better life. when we come back, we go inside the operating room as jennifer fully awake has her brain rewired. >>> jennifer suffers obsessive compulsive disorder, she's considered the worse of the worse by doctors at the mao clinic. no previous attempts to help her ha

dr. lee with wants if you control of her chance to have by logical children. the closing arguments were heard on tuesday. the 46-year-old is now waiting for the life changing decision to come own in november. in 2010 after a cancer diagnosis and aware of herage, dr. lee and her ex-husband created five frozen embryos and her attorney argued that the concept form she signed was not a binding contract. it called for are embryos to be discarded in the event of divorce. her ex-husband's lawyer said that the agreement should be upheld. her torn said it is not that his client doesn't want kids but he doesn't want them with mimi. dr. lee speak out for the first time in the emotional interview. >> those are hard words to hear from anybody. and...you know, again, i cannot speak for steve...but it is -- it hurts in a way. it's...so personal a friend i trusted for so long, it is really...disappointing. >> ultimately a judge will decide if the medical condition sent form that has been signed can be revoke

dr. lee led us on a tour.t included this statue of moses and part of a beautiful water fountain. >> this is an enactment in exodus where god instructs moses to speak to the rock so that water might flow from it. >> below the campus bell tower, another beautiful water feature. a pastoral setting for prayer and reflection. >> these are libation bottles. >> inside the seminariries art museum, many examples of religious art and artifacts. jeremiah says he remembers first trying to preach when he was only about five years old. >> what did you preach about? >> about how god picked me up, spun me around and placed my feet on solid ground. >> dr. lee invited jeremiah to speak from the pulpit here. jeremiah chose to read from scripture. >> then, god said, let there be light and there was light. >> he added some words of his own. those who know him, say jeremiah needs the encouragement of parents to be able to reach his goal. >> i think what jeremiah needs most is a family that can give him the sense of security and saf

in close arguments on tuesday dr. lee's attorney said the form is not a binding contract. ex-husband and his attorney disagree and the defense argued that lee is doing this to manipulate the situation and extract money for other purposes something the 46-year-old denies. the judge now is said to pick a decision in november. lee was diagnosed with breast cancer when she had the agrees first frozen described the emotional journal any in the interview. >> it was the hard of the thing i have ever done. i stayed focused on my and knowing that i am their mom. i would do anything for them and that got me through. >> the case is certainly expected to be ground breaking. there are a million frozen embryos in preservation across the country. can you watch the entire exclusive interview on "good morning america" at >> it is now 6:04. a court hearing is scheduled in san francisco to determine whether uber drivers can obligate class action status for lawsuit filed against the giant seeking to classify drivers as employees rather than independent drivers governmenting mileage compensatio

everyone feels empathy for dr. lee and her situation. but that's not what the court needs to decide because the cancer is not relevant to what we're doing. once we filter out all the noise, we have a really simple case. >> her lawyer insists she believes she was signing a medical waiver and not a binding agreement. a judge will decide whether lee's right to have her own child outweighs the prenup agreement. >>> a claim today that the big corruption scandal goes all the way to the top of san francisco city hall. the filing says mayor ed lee and some of the other top city officials as well as an alameda county prosecutor were all named in the fbi investigation. chow's lawyers want his case dismissed for what they call selective prosecution. his trial on racketeering charges is supposed to begin in october. ed lee's re-election campaign had this response. there's absolutely nothing in today's filing by raymond chow's attorneys that suggest that mayor lee himself or his 2011 campaign did anything wrong or inappropriate. >>> a lifeguard pomme

with not many kids come out at night that has been going on for a little while now if i can help dr. lee maybe some of you like to know more about his background he works very active at the chinese rec center and trying to get him to betty honking recreation center he's very good extraordinary informed of what's going on in the community actively a rec and park kind of person endorses activities in chinatown they don't have enough tennis tournament the fellow was richard king they've gone out to san francisco state university so not much of the organized activities required i'm asking that i personally will recommend this the center hour it is not going to cost staff time and all the department has to do is exclude a memo to the electrician to work the timer an additional hour thank you. >> richard. >> good morning, commissioners and general manager my name is richard rothman i live in district 1 across the street from cabrillo playground you know the outlands was great i got to hear elton john from mire living room and i live close enough it was great but there's a problem parking, traf

dr. lee: good afternoon. how are you all doing? as you know, i am susanna lee. we are here today in my civil war

report on this 7 news was in san francisco superior court during closing argument today. 46-year-old dr. leend her husband froze the embryo 5 years ago. couple divorced and now lee wants the embryo implanted into a surrogate. ex-husband steven using crutches wants them destroyed. couple signed a form directing the embryo be destroyed if they got divorced which is what is happening. lee attorney argued it was merely a consent form. judge decision is expected by november. >> 2 san mateo county deputy creditd with saving a driver stuck in a car on cal train track ins sunnyvale last night. this is video of the rescue right before the train hit that unoccupied car. the sergio spoke with the deputy ties today. >> st this is video of the dramatic rescue in sunnyvale. you can see deputy lance pulling 20-year-old nelson good messes just moments before the cal train slams that gomez car. >> you have to get out of the way definitely. train kochlingt at that point after he wasn't responding i gnaw hi to take control of the situation and physically remove him from the train for both our safety. >> he say

finishing the trial, and are hopeful the judge will be convinced the embryos should be awarded to dr. lee. finley's attorneys did not say anything. i did just hear him say he was pretty happy or hear that he said he was present. who's the agreement with. the judge will not decide today or tomorrow if it should spill into tomorrow. she will make her decision, it will come out sometime but we don't know when. live in san francisco, stephanie trou troung, nbc bay area news. >>> police spent the morning investigating a deadly shooting around 1:00 this morning. a man and woman were walking down the street. investigators say several men walked up to the couple, there was a quick exchange. one of the men opened fire, killing the man who was part of that couple. the group took off in a silver suv, the man died at the scene. >> now to the latest developments on that massive wildfire burning just north of us here over night, the fire grew by 3,000 acres, continuing to consume more than 100 square miles. >> we only have it 12% contained. joe fryar has the latest from the front lines. >> the rocky fi

dr. lee reilly has just received a grant to develop a process that would identity the right drugs to fight bacteria in mints. >> if we can determine the organism before the patient leaves your office then you can give the right drug, then you don't have to worry about creating drug resistence. >> here in the u.s. and around the world companies simply are not making new antibiotics. it's just too expensive and too hard. in part because they tap out the micro organisms that can be easily cultivateed in in a lab setting. there are enough micro organisms in this handful of dirt to pursue countless lines of antibiotics. but it's only out here in narrow that they can thrive. >> as a result researchers are limited to the amount of micro organisms that can grow in a petary dish. . >> this dot is how much we have cultivated. >> he has developed an ichip that allows cells to grow in dirt like they do in nature. >> this will form a colony, and once it forms a colony we'll be able to work with that colon

dr. lee hills specialty is the research of the elderly. and diseases that lead to the deaths.eve collier represents the tenant. >> irony of researcher on aging evicting seniors from long-term homes. >> hill inherited the apartment building 3 years ago. when ailing aunt virginia died in her 90's. tenant say they treated her like family. teresa began caring for her when she broke her arm. >> i cooked for her. especially the first 4 months i brought her breakfast and dinner each day. >> but now hill who lives in southern california wants at the time remaining 210 ants of the sex unit building out. >> excuses for doing this. she wants a blaze people can visit her. >> but the 210 anti-convinced the new land lady will rent the unit or make them air bnb. hill and her lawyer left the courthouse today without commenting. vick lee, abc 7 commenting. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> 7 news was in berkeley today to see the gusher coming down from a severed fire hydrant. delivery truck driver backed over late this morning by mistake. sent 35 foot tower of water shooting over el dorado and bridge r

everyone feels sympathy and have empathy for dr. leeto decide because the cancer isn't relevant to what we're doing. once we filter out all the noise, we have a really simple case. >> mimi lee's lawyer says she believes she was signing a medical waiver not a binding agreement. a judge will decide whether lee's right to have her own child outweighs the couple's prenup. >>> a court filing by lawyers for raymond "shrimp boy" chow claims a corruption scandal extends to the top of san francisco city hall. the filing says mayor lee, some top city leaders and alameda county prosecutors were named in an fbi investigation. chow's lawyers want his case dismissed for selective prosecution. raymond "shrimp boy" chow's trial begins in october. ed lee says: >>> i'm andria borba in lake county. firefighters got an assist with the "rocky fire" yesterday. see what the key is to today's wildfire fight. >> reporter: and a wild chase through the streets of san francisco. we'll take you through some of the te,,,,,, attention america. get yourself a free hal

with not many kids come out at night that has been going on for a little while now if i can help dr. lee maybe some of you like to know more about his background he works very active at the chinese rec center and trying to get him to betty honking recreation center he's very good extraordinary informed of what's going on in the community actively a rec and park kind of person endorses activities in chinatown they don't have enough tennis tournament the fellow was richard king they've gone out to san francisco state university so not much of the organized activities required i'm asking that i personally will recommend this the center hour it is not going to cost staff time and all the department has to do is exclude a memo to the electrician to work the timer an additional hour thank you. >> richard. >> good morning, commissioners and general manager my name is richard rothman i live in district 1 across the street from cabrillo playground you know the outlands was great i got to hear elton john from mire living room and i live close enough it was great but there's a problem parking, traf

with not many kids come out at night that has been going on for a little while now if i can help dr. lee maybe some of you like to know more about his background he works very active at the chinese rec center and trying to get him to betty honking recreation center he's very good extraordinary informed of what's going on in the community actively a rec and park kind of person endorses activities in chinatown they don't have enough tennis tournament the fellow was richard king they've gone out to san francisco state university so not much of the organized activities required i'm asking that i personally will recommend this the center hour it is not going to cost staff time and all the department has to do is exclude a memo to the electrician to work the timer an additional hour thank you. >> richard. >> good morning, commissioners and general manager my name is richard rothman i live in district 1 across the street from cabrillo playground you know the outlands was great i got to hear elton john from mire living room and i live close enough it was great but there's a problem parking, traf

dr. lee and steven fund lay are divorced couple in the dispute. lee is now unfertile after cancer treatments and wants the the embryos implanted into a surrogate. but fund lay wants the embryos destroyed. lee says she has a fundamental right to procreate. >>> apple now bought 43 acres of land in san jose. last friday apple paid $138 million for the property near north first street and component drive. the company could build three million square feet of offices on the site. and apple recently leasted a building right next to the property. together the land and the existing building could form the makings of a new san jose campus. >>> up next, can insurance companies yank your policy just because you live in an area of high fire danger? consumer watch report coming up. >> and tragedy under the big top. witness accounts of a deadly tent collapse. >> from the kpix weather center, good morning everybody. i'm in here working on a big change in the tuesday forecast. the details on what you need to know about. >> and the chp tells us that all bay area ro

dr. mimi lee and stephen findley are divorce couple and their dispute. while they were married they had agreed to destroy the embryos if they ever divorced. now lee who was infertile after cancer treatments says she has the fundamental right to procreate and the embryos are her only chance. >>> plea hearing scheduled in san jose today for former 49er ray mcdonald has been postponed. 30-year-old is facing domestic violence charges for allegedly assaulting his fiancee while she held their baby in may. mcdonald is due back in court later this month. >>> and a suspended bay area fire chief will get to keep his job despite an investigation that found he drank while on call to supervise fire fighting efforts. hayward fire chief derek countries rash was sis end -- contreras was suspended without pay this summer. if he agrees to certain conditions including not drinking at i city function he can keep his job. >>> a fundraiser is planned today. famous dave's pit barbecue in hayward will donate 35% of all of its proceeds today to the scott lunger family trust. fun

to say to everybody thank you for coming and enjoying project fatherhood and are here to support dr. leehers we want to express and she is truly a part of the family, when i say she's our sister mother best friend, this is her. on behalf of jordan downs project fatherhood this is our friend, mother and sister and we love her the dead and we would not let anything happen to her and that is what i have to say for jordan downs project fatherhood. oh yeah, we thank you for having us here and y'all come down here to get some books and specially this one right here. [applause] >> and -- and the formal part of our program, but you should each take some time and talk to the fathers one-on-one. thank you all. [applause] >> okay. >> right up here in the front. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. hi. i'm up for it. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2. book television, television for serious readers. >> here is a look at some programs to watch for this weekend on book tv. michael tanner talks about the growing national debt. transformation of África. history of first african americans in the s

dr. mimi lee against her former husband. now she wants to use their frozen embryos.a lawyer described the case as a dispute over property. amy will be speaking one-on-one with dr. lee. her exclusive interview tomorrow on "gma." we look forward to that interview. >>> a youth basketball team is crying foul after getting kicked out of a national tournament. all because there is a girl on the team. that decision creating an uproar. we have more now from abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: this morning, a show of solidarity a team of 11 boys wearing pink uniforms in silent protest after being forced out of a basketball tournament because of the one girl on their team. >> you're taking away from the kids that worked so hard the whole year to get to this point. >> reporter: the charlottesville cavaliers were forced to leave the tournament in south carolina after their coach decided to put 10-year-old kymora johnson in the game. they had just won five games in a row and looked like they were going to win the whole thing over the weekend but then they were disqualified. offici

dr. sean orr. i'm a neurologist. >> reporter: he posted videos about the brain online. and he was the team doctor to the jaguars. but according to u.s. attorney lee bentley, who prosecuted dr. orr for fraud, he was also something else. >> a con man. just like other con men. he relied upon his charisma to close the deal. his error rate ranged anywhere from 65% for m.s. to over 95% for other neurological disorders. >> reporter: bentley said the con involved dozens, perhaps hundreds of patients. with every new m.s. diagnosis came a sure thing. a steady stream of expensive tests, frequent office visits, and costly prescription drugs, beefing up dr. orr's half a million-dollar salary and fueling his lavish lifestyle. both of these homes were his. in one two-year period he made a quarter of a million dollars with consulting services to questcore pharmaceutical, maker of the m.s. drug acthar. lee bentley says dr. orr was one of the nation's top prescribers. each vial cost $25,000. dr. orr declined to be interviewed, citing patient confidentiality, adding "differences of opinion and approaches to treatment with diagnosis happen." he settled the departmen

with not many kids come out at night that has been going on for a little while now if i can help dr. lee maybe some of you like to know more about his background he works very active at the chinese rec center and trying to get him to betty honking recreation center he's very good extraordinary informed of what's going on in the community actively a rec and park kind of person endorses activities in chinatown they don't have enough tennis tournament the fellow was richard king they've gone out to san francisco state university so not much of the organized activities required i'm asking that i personally will recommend this the center hour it is not going to cost staff time and all the department has to do is exclude a memo to the electrician to work the timer an additional hour thank you. >> richard. >> good morning, commissioners and general manager my name is richard rothman i live in district 1 across the street from cabrillo playground you know the outlands was great i got to hear elton john from mire living room and i live close enough it was great but there's a problem parking, traf

things a little easier if the to see what is going on the continued woman is conscious write novels to dr. leeperations but the coast guard is on the scene as we speak. >>darya: as a helicopter pulls about their lives showing you exactly what you brought up there on earth that sheer cliffs and the way it falls off and this is pretty perilous situation and as it said it made it more difficult the rest you guys are out there and they got the helicopters as well to try and help this is something that is breaking news and will continue to follow when >>james: close enough that we're born to need a jacket by 11:00 is more aware through the noon hour lunch time for schools are looking for timber to double b mild of the coast if the schools on the peninsula coastline all the more typical will be in the mid to upper 60s on the course ride 70 by the bay shoreline but 80 degrees and land and by 3:00 this afternoon just as prices are wrapping up will look for low '80s by the ban was low to mid 90's for the inland valleys it is one to be warm for a lot of kids out there to clean the east bay in the south

dr. danielle moss lee -- >> such a pleasure. hang around for one second. switch gears on how to take a good business partner what you need to know when we come back. >> so opening your own business is hard, an finding right business partner is likely even harder. but it is possible, joining me for more is legal strategist is john snyder on how to choose the right partner for success this is a tough one. so many people have so many ideas, and yes i want to go into business and i want to go in but that's a common mistake people can make not choosing right partner. >> ann a we're having a renaissance with technology, 20 years ago, the smartest kids graduating from college all wanted to go work for big companies. today, their going out and starting business. it is a wonderful thing. but it really highlights the need for young people and older people when they go start their partner. >> john when you talk about picking the right parter in they think we were best friends in college that meaning great business partners that is not always the case, right? >> it is

dr. mimi lee and her husband decided to get married in 2010 after knowing each other for a decade. before the wedding breast cancer treatment. five embryos were frozen. the marriage went south and lee wants the embryos but he is arguing that the consent form said the embryos would be destroyed if the couple split should be a legally binding document. >> so personal and from a friend that i trusted for so long. it's really disappointing. >> findlay says he is afraid that lee will finally manipulate the situation if she winds up having the children. lee says if she winds up bringing the embryos to term findlay would not have to be part of their lives or support them. >>> one former president couldn't avoid jury duty. george w. bush showed up at a dallas courthouse. he was not chosen. he did have his picture taken with several other prospective jurors before the secret service whisked him away. >> by now jon stewart is done taping the daily show. tonight the final show with the 52-year-old as host will air on comedy central. he took over the show back in 1999. over 16 years his smart

dr. mimi lee has sued to have the embryos implanted in a surrogate. her ex-husband wants them destroyed. she shared her agony in an exclusive interview. >> it's very -- it hurts in a way. it's so personal. and a former friend that i trusted for so long. it's really disappointing. >> you can see more of the exclusive interview with mimi lee on "good morning america" tomorrow morning at 7:00 right here on abc 7 on channel 7. >>> city college is trying to convince would-be students it has the classes they need. that's after the school saw a huge decline in attendance of more than 25,000 students following its big accreditation battle. abc 7 news education reporter now has a look at the new class offerings. >> reporter: this motorcycle repair program is being touted as one of the five hidden gems city college of san francisco has to offer. >> it prepares students to be -- to work as apprentices, to go right into fixing motorcycles. >> reporter: he saw an opportunity here to potentially start a new career. >> everybody's always going to be driving cars, dr

with not many kids come out at night that has been going on for a little while now if i can help dr. leebe some of you like to know more about his background he works very active at the chinese rec center and trying to get him to betty honking recreation center he's very good extraordinary informed of what's going on in the community actively a rec and park kind of person endorses activities in chinatown they don't have enough tennis tournament the fellow was richard king they've gone out to san francisco state university so not much of the organized activities required i'm asking that i personally will recommend this the center hour it is not going to cost staff time and all the department has to do is exclude a memo to the electrician to work the timer an additional hour thank you. >> richard. >> good morning, commissioners and general manager my name is richard rothman i live in district 1 across the street from cabrillo playground you know the outlands was great i got to hear elton john from mire living room and i live close enough it was great but there's a problem parking, traffic

dr. mimi lee and stephen findley are divorced couple in the dispute. lee now infertile after cancer treatment wants them implanted into a surrogate but findley wants the embryos destroyed and he cites a written grandparent they we agreement agreement they -- written agreement they made when they were married. >>> how a special olympics athlete turned up here in the bay area. andi gusmari from albania got separated from his group on saturday and yesterday morning we hawked into the -- he walked into the hayward police department at 2:00 a.m. tired and hungry. he said he simply can't remember how he got there. >> we were able to successfully get he has brother to give him -- his brother to give him a call to find out what had happened to him and the best that we could -- the brother could find out from him was that he had taken a bus here. >> police believe he might have take an greyhound bus and spotted officers outside the police department to get help. special olympic world games were held in l. a. over the weekend. and another special olympian report

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dr. officials say donald lee edwards whom you see there lived with his parents and ran a pseudooffice outally provided mental health services and prescriptions such as anti-depressents to more than 100 patients over a span of three years. i think the basement office in my parents' home would have given me away. >> over the patio and through the door in the back and downstairs. a little bit. >>> we're so glad to spend our saturday mornings with you. thank you so much for being with us. >> that's it for us today. be sure to keep it right here. we're handing over the reins to fredricka whitfield. >> i'll take them right there. >> there you go. >> good to see you. have a great day. >>> it's the 11:00 eastern hour and i'm fredricka whitfield and "newsroom" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> all right, this breaking news we're following out of new orleans. we understand according to police now a s.w.a.t. team has been deployed to a walmart in the northern part of the city. the store has been evacuated. new orleans police tweeting that they believe this was a robbery and that t

dr. stand son samino -- stanton samino interviewed sniper lee boyd malvo 30 hours to learn more about his criminal mind. >> so far we do not have the ability to predict who is going to commit a mass murder. >> reporter: the author of inside the criminal mind does not believe greater access to mental health treatment would have made a difference for flanagan. >> vester flanagan. >> i don't think this man would have accepted help and i think that if he were ordered to get help, he would have faulted and had a vendetta against the person ordering him to get help. >> reporter: flanagan appears to have concealed his plans. in an apparent suicide note he wrote, "in the final weeks of my life i put on a happy face to disguise what was to come." andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> now we looked into the statistics for workplace violence and the most recent data is from 2013. the bureau of labor statistics reported more than 23,000 significant injuries due to assaults at work and more than 400 of those were homicides. >>> meanwhile in roanoke colleagues are remembering reporter alison parker and photograph

dr. richard besser. headed up the city's lee legionnaires' unit before coming to abc. i don't want to alarm people out there. but you were teling me, you can actually catch it simply walking down the street. >> that's right. that is why the outbreaks were so concerning. i was up on a roof in one of the cooling towers. and you can see, if they are not maintained, the outbreaks can happen. and there's nothing you can do about it. >> people are going to wonder if their own air conditioning units in their home can spread it too. but it's completely different? >> it's totally different. the good news is that your window or home air conditioning unit can't cause this disease. >> okay. you're going to stay on this as we know. >>> in the meantime, we turn to other news tonight. the manhunt under way at this hour in california. after a string of violent crimes. a kidnapping, a murder, a shootout with police. the suspect said to be armed and dangerous. s.w.a.t. teams on the scene. more than 100 officers scouring a five-mile area for clues. and police warn the suspect is not afra

fuel the journey. >>> governor cuomo's girlfriend sandra lee was rushed to the hospital last night with a painful build-up of fluid in the chest. dr. max gomez is here with more on the type of complications women may face after similar breast surgery. max. >> reporter: that's right, dick and kristine. sandra lee we know had a double mastectomy and breast reconstruction in may. what we don't know is what kind of mastectomy, skin or nipple sparing, for example what kind of reconstruction, implants or her own tissue all of which impacts the kind of complications that might arise. here's the most likely scenario. sandra lee has been very open about her breast cancer diagnosis posting videos and tweets from the hospital after her double mastectomy and breast reconstruction but now she is suffering a complication described as a fluid build-up on her chest wall two months later. dr. cassel chief of breast surgery at lenox hill hospital said she probably had brings implants because she is too thin to use her own tissue which means probably she has an infection. >> i think the statistics place it at less than 5% and it's only a few percent

in my opinion what is happening now is the gcc members collect lee and dr.anthony i'm waiting for you to shoot me down on this. the gcc countries collectively have decided to believe it whether they really do were not, what they tell each other over card among coffee at three in the morning there's got to 3:00 in the morning i don't know and they are not going to tell me anyway. beginning with camp david gcc summit in may, you see that the gcc leaders have made a collective decision that the iran deal was going to be done. they were not going to do a full one on this. they need us more than we need them and i think that is clear especially because the realities in the oil market it. there was a joint statement in the six gcc countries and president obama and the second week of may said we all recognize a well-crafted agreement with iran could be beneficial to the security throughout the region. that is why the statement they issued it go halle last week or recently was not a surprise. now the deal is done they simply reiterated the position they take him kno

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dr. dre. reporter: of course he has kept himself busy in between albums. >> if you think about in the last 15 or 16 years, you have 50-cent that executive lee produced his album. you have the game. you have kendrick lamarr and all the eminem albums. think of all the classics that he has been able to be a part dr. dre. >> he has gone from the world-class wrecking crew that some people are old enough to remember them the 80s to starting over, he goes from that into a super entrepreneurship and becomes a billionaire. reporter: he is offering a fresh take on this story. >> he basically said that i am so inspired by what is going on and on the movie said that now i have to make some music because this is my life. reporter: throughout the album he introduces us to new artists, and he also sticks with some classics including snoop dogg. >> dr. dre and snoop dogg are the batman and robin of hip-hop. >> as for when we can expect another album? >> when i'm 80 years old he will be 100. [laughter] >> the album "compton" is available now and "stright outta compton" opens on september 14. he will be donating all the artist royalties from the album to a performing arts