that,ent obama: beyond what we have done is we have created a conversation inside of iran.hat conversation plays out, i don't know. and i always said that we would not do this deal premised on the notion that this transforms iran . there is -- charlie: but you hope it does. president obama: there is no doubt that there is a conversation inside of iran between hard-liners who want to preserve the old ways and those who want to open up to the world . a proof point potentially for those who want to open up to the world, which is why it has been resisted by the hardliners in iran. and we're going to have to see who wins that argument. i think it is important for us to abide by our end of the deal to make sure iran see some benefit from the deal. in the meantime, we are going to continue to be very vigilant in monitoring those activities in terms of sponsoring terrorism or provocative activity outside of the region. we are continually concerned about the ballistic missile tests and other military actions they may take. thathe fact that there's argument, and that there is a chann

ent obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. >>> we begin with breaking news, a stunning development, in the trial of a former fairfax uncoty police officer, charged with killing an unarmed man. just moments ago, adam tores pleaded guilty to killing 46- year-old john gere, andrew mccarron was in the courtroom when he entered his plea. andrea? >> reporter: what a dramatic development. adam tores pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, and in a plea agreement that carries a 12-month sentence. and for the first time, we heard the former fairfax county police officer apologize for shooting and killing 46-year- old john gere, an unarmed man. police had responded to a domestic call, at deer's springfield townhouse in august of 2013 and today's plea agreement was designed to spare gere's teenaged daughter from having to testify in a trial. here is reaction from gere's f

it's what you do. ent obama's legacy. fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ >>> did you wake up this morning excited knowing it's national pretzel day? what better person to spend some time with on this suspicious occasion than washington's pretzel man himself, founder and owner of the pretzel bakery. welcome. >> hi, how are you? >> it smells good in here. >> yes. >> wow. you have an interesting story. you opened your store here in washington back in 2012. you say it's homage to your childhood. what's your homage all about? >> i grew up in philadelphia and pretzels are a huge part of the culture up there. everybody hears about the cheesesteak but don't hear enough about the pretzels. >> do they sell them on the street like they do in new york city? >> they would sell on every section of the median strip when

ent obama: come on, >> this is for prime minister cameron.rime minister, coming to the u.k., and as a friend speaking honestly, that they should stay in the e.u., what would you advise american voters to do about donald trump, as ariend. [laughter] so ident obama: that was predictable. prime minister cameron: i'll one.up that last president obama: i wouldn't unity as -- inan it is s, but i would say under strength, and some of that just has to do with the aftermath of the financial crisis and the strains that e're all aware of with respect to the euro zone. i think it is important to out, size, as david points that the u.k. is not part of the blow-back and so the to the british economy has been on the t than it is continent. some divisions and difficulties in the southern and northern parts of europe strengths.ted some i think the migration crisis amplifies a debate that's taking place not just in europe but in united states as well. globalization, at a time when a lot of the challenges that we face are as opposed to just focused on one count

london,ent visit to barack obama also weighed in on the debate, saying that britain would move back on trade talks with washington in the event of brexit. -- the view is also being characterized at -- a now i what is happening. stephen: a very subdued day on european trading. investors are looking to a meeting of the federal reserve wrapping up in washington today. in london, we saw a jump earlier in in trading in barclays shares, 25% in pretax profits and formal. that was a picture on the short term in the market. melissa: now a look at consumers. they are to be falling out of love with the iphone. stephen: for the first time since 2007, sales have fallen. apple sells almost 10 million fewer cells so that's fewer phones. the decline pulled apple's overall revenue down for the first time in 13 years. the news wipes $48 billion off the value of the company as shares plunged in after-hours trading. nicholas rushworth reports. nicholas co. apple growth hits the wall. the country has posted its first ever decline in iphone sales since it was launched in 2007. fewer people are opting for th

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wonder how you -- do you see like an organizing for america type vehicle ent companying the way that happened for president obama? do you see an organization being formed out of the sanders-centered movement that has sprung up around his campaign? >> yes. that's always been the intent. i mean, as he said right from the beginning, it's been a two-prong approach. run for president, and the most important thing is not electing bernie president, the most important thing is starting a political revolution. bernie's said that since the day he announced. and today i'm sure he's said it in oregon. so that will have to continue. if he's the nominee, he wants people outside working with him to effect real change. if he's not the nominee and he's not the president, then it becomes even more important because we need to make sure that the agenda that about 9 million people have been very excited about and a lot more couldn't vote for yet, that that agenda moves forward. we want to close the revolving door between the executive branch and lobbyists and wall street and pharmaceutical firms and have -- we have a very big agend

and when obama got out, instead of doing it in a certain way of leaving some troops behind and protecting a little bit of whatever. he took everybody out. ent announced the date team is leaving. and now you have a mess. take the oil. i have been saying for years, keep the oil. keep the oil. don't let them have the oil. i did not want to go into the first place. but i said, if you are going to go out, take the oil. because if you don't take the oil, i ran is going to get the oil and isis is going to get the oil. so who has the oil? i ran, isis, and a rack. iran, isis,t for -- and iraq. three or four years, and then saddam hussein would hit someone. they moved 10 feet. 10 feet. what did we do? we went in and destroyed, destroyed the military capability of one of the two nations. and now iran is taking over a rack as sure as you are standing aq as sure asand ir you are standing air. and so many of you are standing. it is amazing when people have seeds and they still want to stand to see trump. isn't it? i appreciate it. so we are going to change. we are going to be so great for the military and on or in policy and we're going to do things righ

one solution, at least in part, was for president obama to plug online talk show. listened,ent sat and when the comedian asked what it was like to be the last black president? it was viewed by 11 million people, and traffic to health care. go despite 40%. next, we have, on the independent line, nick calling in from chicago. what you think about the dinner? caller: i think it is obscene. host: why is that? caller: number one, i don't like obama. i did not like bush. i generally don't like establishment politicians. this affair is disgusting and it seemed to me. it shows me how out of touch politicians are. it is narcissistic. remember bush, they were talking about death and destruction -- not funny. host: do you think there is any room for humor in politics? does it depend on the time? what is your thought on the use of humor at all in politics? caller: it probably does depend on the circumstances. some things are not funny, like death and destruction. host: we have frank calling in from pennsylvania. what are you thoughts about the correspondents dinner? caller: i'm thinking ab

. >>> president obama delivers his last speech at the white house correspond ent's dinner a week from saturday. coming up this saturday, c-span takes a look at some of his previous speeches from past dinners. >> no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing. what really happened in roswell. and where are biggie and tupac. all kidding aside, obviously we all know about your credentials and breadth of experience. for example, seriously, just recently in an episode of "celebrity apprentice," at the steak house, the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks and there was a lot of blame to go around, but you, mr. trump, realized that the real problem was a lack of leadership, so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meatloaf. you fired gary busey. these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. >>> c-span's look at the president's past speeches from the white house correspondent's dinner is saturday

and when obama got out, instead of doing it in a certain way of leaving some troops behind and protecting a little bit of whatever. he took everybody out. ented the date team is leaving. and now you have a mess. take the oil. i have been saying for years, keep the oil. keep the oil. don't let them have the oil. i did not want to go into the first place. but i said, if you are going to go out, take the oil. because if you don't take the oil, i ran is going to get the oil and isis is going to get the oil. so who has the oil? i ran, isis, and a rack. iran, isis,t for -- and iraq. three or four years, and then saddam hussein would hit someone. they moved 10 feet. 10 feet. what did we do? we went in and destroyed, destroyed the military capability of one of the two nations. and now iran is taking over a rack as sure as you are standing aq as sure asand ir you are standing air. and so many of you are standing. it is amazing when people have seeds and they still want to stand to see trump. isn't it? i appreciate it. so we are going to change. we are going to be so great for the military and on or in policy and we're going to do things right. we pr

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ent obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us.