during her eight the trip to france britain and belgium president that is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with french president francois le long. british prime minister david cameron dr prime minister elliott the repellent in the presidents of the eu commission and european council. jocelyn meet the queen alice but the second hand dealt to escape the lead pack. in addition share price in her sails diplomacy approach her talks with european leaders president beck is expected to engage in soft diplomacy to connect with the european people. she'll be attending korean drama and film events during her trip a lot for university of london. all it seems you again heats russian president vladimir putin will visit korea for two days later this month becoming the first leader among the four major countries neighboring korea to visit seoul in the pot in a ministry for the presidential office of tata announced friday that the two leaders would need over two days starting november of that during the talks are expected to seek ways to further develop their political and economic ties to discuss pl

is acceptable to both the one and p five plus one powers namely the united states russia china france britain and germany. while the talks in geneva had been scheduled to conclude on friday the quakes ended amid hopes of a possible breakthrough chris finally to the state now joins us from doing the not for the latest on the tot mom thing for joining us we take the foreign ministers of six major powers are gathering in geneva to the oceania could deal with the ones still tell us how is it progress in right now. mum and i think we face and abalone show that foreign ministers descending on tv they're up to three scheduled days of the madison so there's no other interpretation that we can bid on it than that we are very new deal and probably some time they said we will get an announcement that the round and the other six international house have come to an agreement with the demands that new korea program. the indications that followed the strongest inch and why the chinese news agency. with scorching day that foreign ministry spokesperson said that say we have reached the final moment it is bein

again, it's the united states, france, britain and israel that reject rain's sovereign and treaty rights to enrich uranium. the russians and the chinese don't. the problem is within the p 5. >> that's an excellent point as we consider the talks ongoing into geneva. >> thank you for your time tonight, hillary leverett. >> thank you. >> it's been two weeks since typhoon haiyan ripped through parts of the philippines. the displaced are beginning to rebuild. people an tacloban are cleaning the city. they get $11 for a day's work. it's funded by foreign relations. as more debris is removed, more dead are discovered. >> meanwhile relief effort are picking up. paul beban has more from tanauan. >> there's barely a building left standing in this town, about a quarter mile from the sea. inside town hall it is hot, dark and dirty. water pores from above as the sick and injured stream in. the shell of a structure is the best they could do for a hospital. one bright spot is the vice mayor is a peed electrician -- paediatrician, he's been working around the clock. >> no matter how tyring it is, i don'

that's six world powers including the united states, france, britain, germany, china and russia agree that iran will temporarily leave uranium enrichment to above 5%, permit daily monitoring by international inspectors, halt construction of the iraq heavy water reactor. iran's new president a hassan rouhani, welcome the agreement and say he saw it as an affirmation as the country's right to enrich uranium. >> iran will continue it's enrichment. therefore i announce to the people of iran that enrichment will continue in the same way as before. >> reporter: but the secretary of state kerry said that was not part of the deal. >> no, there is no right to enrich. we do not recognize a right to enrich. it is clear in the npt, the non-proliferation treaty it is very, very clear that there is no right to enrich. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the agreement a historic mistake, saying that his country has the most to lose. netanyahu stressed that israel is not bound by this agreement. >> this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place. i know that ma

this set off a flurry of meetings with seetary of state john kerry rusng into talks with france, britain, russia, and iran. the negotiations lasting late into the nit. we have confirmation at this news cference that is still going on that a deal has not been reaed but a new meeting s been set for later this morning. back to you,ester. >> ann curryn geneva, thanks. >>> tomorrow on "meet the press,david gregory will he an interview with secretary of state john kerry about the nuclear talks. wh "nbc nightly news" continues on this sarday, half a century later,y conversation with a detective w was escorting lee harvey oald after the assassinion of president john f. kennedy. >>> tn f. kennedy 50 years ago th month and the death of his assassin lee harvey oswaldays ter opened the door speculation and conspiracy theories. oswald was originall arrested for the killing of a police officer srtly before he was also i.d.'d as the presint's ller. tonight are hearing from th now 93-year-old rered detective who first interrated oswa. it w escorting him from the police station when he, too, was gunned d

it's the u.s., russia, china, france, britain and germany, but there is strong opposition to a deal from audi arabia and israel. ayatollah khomeini said it was the rabid dog of the region, hollande said such comments complicate the talks. y netanyahu renewed his call for a mutually accepted resolution. >>> vice president joe biden is urging lawmakers to hold off on passing sanctions against iran. the obama administration says they could jeopardize the delicate talks. >>> a lawmaker will be back at work after she was attacked feet from capitol hill. she describes herself as a tough girl from queens. when she was walking home from dinner tuesday someone knocked her out from behind and stole her purse. the congresswoman counted herself lucky saying she suffered a bump on her head and bruise on her chin. >> luckily i don't really carry that much cash on me. i had my cell phone and my credit card and id in my coat pocket. so none of that was taken thank fli. >> doctors say all tests came back normal. as for the congresswoman she said she is taking it slow. no arrests have yet been made. >>> p

six full powers to the negotiations with iran delegates from the united states russia and china france britain and germany for three days earlier this month with the real negotiators failed to reach an agreement. the five permanent members of the un security council plus germany did i think that iran stopped its a new baby that could be used to develop nuclear weapons. ian fisher divisions are now running even in the core issues of the first step both sides will take during the next six months. the dish also said there's still many technical problems remaining stitches howdy is an inlet that the demands of the net the six nations at him and will restart the negotiations this wednesday in geneva chinese presidential campaign is looking back on his first year in office he's promised my kids will play a bigger role in the economy and has overseen a crackdown on corruption. but he's reminded of another challenge when he looks down his window any skill at scrap that idea has a team from ha. see two teams demonstration. we used to long term polls this week he outlined plans to prevent economic refor

us secretary of state john kerry and the foreign ministers from france britain and germany are making unscheduled trips to geneva to join the talks. iranian negotiators are meeting with their counterparts from the five un security council permanent members and germany the negotiators want iran to scale back its uranium enrichment program to alleviate concerns over the country suspected involvement of nuclear weapons in return the us and other countries say they might relax sanctions that have crippled iran's economy us president barack obama says there is a possibility that a relaxation of sanctions could be phased in we can provide them some very modest. police. but given the sanctions architecture imports keeping for sanctions in place iranian foreign minister mohamed job i'm sorry it has also expressed hopes of reaching an agreement we continue through the loot the time. however this only be gone again. i had to lose a lot. sources close to the talks say the two sides remain a part on how sanctions can be lifted but negotiators hope the participation of the foreign ministers will a

france, britain, germany, china and russia hadn't been brought in as much so they wanted to strengthen some of the language in regards heavy water reactor at iraq and also to the levels of enrichment and stockpiles of enriched uranium. we have france introducing at the last minute some changes. although the u.s. was annoyed at first, in the end, the u.s. and the other members of these six powers said you know what you're right. these are good changes. the p-5 plus one partners agreed on a new text. they handed it back to iran and they said this is not what we agreed upon and the iranians at that point were unable to sign off. they had to take it back to teheran. that doesn't mean there's not the possibility of a deal now but there's a gap of 10 days during which israel and hots of opponents of the deal on capitol hill who feel that the bill would not be tough enough gives them time to regroup and put the administration on the defensive. >> the trip next week, is that a last-shot deal? >> i think, administration officials and others have told me that they're going to geneva and they're

the iranian side the setting up meetings with negotiators from the united states russia china france britain and germany. he's working with iranian foreign minister mohammad job i'm sorry to try to close some gaps. iranian deputy foreign minister abbas iraq she said after the second day that the negotiators and work through some details. but major differences remain the iranians have demanded that the major powers recognize their right to enrich uranium. with their counterparts here enriching uranium beyond a certain level of purity would enable authorities and to pour on to develop nuclear weapons international atomic energy agency has repeatedly confirmed that iran secretly continued nuclear development and build new facilities. or a new leader say developing weapons of mass destruction runs counter to the teaching of islam. they point out their country signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty in nineteen seventy and say that's proof that uranium enrichment program is for peaceful purposes officials say they're trying to produce fuel for nuclear plants and isotopes for cancer treatment.

the negotiated the mail at the united states russia china france britain and germany. i'm meeting in sydney that the major powers came close to winning concessions and watched a few weeks ago. the two sides still have some things to work out. negotiators from the us and europe the philippines' economic sanctions if the iranians to scale back their ukrainian enrichment activities. they suspect the lead in to possessing ukrainian with the aim of developing nuclear weapons. the real mom insisted they use their nuclear program for peaceful purposes. grant supreme leader said his country must protect its nuclear rights the plans i had to lobby her monday suggesting iran has no intention of completely halting its uranium enrichment program. monday was speaking to members of the bond indices forces in the capital tehran on wednesday. he reiterated his support iran's delegation at the nuclear talks in geneva he said western countries should first lift economic sanctions against iraq. he criticized in front by name saying it is giving in to control the criticism follows the sum

president but they returned home on saturdays from an eight day tour of europe the ticker to france britain and belgium her aaa foundation for a stronger partnership with european countries not only in the sectors of the creative economy and finance but also on the colt will find the presidential office correspondent on shinjuku trouble with the president to this now for more on what was achieved during her last overseas trip of this year seemed to welcome and thanks to jay knew what were some of the main accomplishments from these visits bust she had just mentioned the president was focused on boosting cooperation with european countries in the sectors of the creative economy and finance. europe has great capabilities in basic science and has long impressed in the so called creative industries which center around knowledge and information in range from architecture fashion and failed to stop terror and publishing satisfy the president thought your output be a ninety lb partner for cooperation in these fields. after the committee eta. even if he did that don't heal. indeed if so they dumped

the usa to treat state john kerry to be joined by his counterparts from russia france britain germany and china are in switzerland he received the casing that was to narrow the coverage difference is the saturday that iran does say that to all three points of difference do still remain the goal is to selling an historic interim deal with iran that would seek their own curtail its nuclear ambitions in return for sanctions relief. in recent days key obstacles have become apparent in getting lost or uncool it's right to enrich the reindeer. the more we joined by fostering cancer joins the cast is he's in geneva following the progress of the storms. joan away the staff at the saturday morning. well this frantic negotiations speak on the fifteenth the continental hotel became foreign minister said. already a ride p a pistol or five years has been high all day so this lady ashton be chief negotiator for the p six. he's also i met a week that mr is john kerry the us secretary of state and not a mystic every meeting with crystal afro and lady ashton at the moment he's meeting with top the hom

to an initial agreement officials from iran and so called p five plus one the us russia china france britain and germany will resume talks on wednesday radiant presence of some raunchy on monday warned against excessive demands. as this may complicate the process towards a win win agreement iran insists its nuclear program for peaceful purposes. the most of the international community believes tehran is using its nuclear program to develop atomic weapons. washington's push for an agreement has sparked tensions with israel which was tougher sanctions on tehran to force it to completely dismantle its nuclear capabilities. a proper agreement to prevent iran from producing that area is used for nuclear weapons the six world powers and negotiate a proposal to ease sanctions on iraq. tehran suspends parts of this program but many in the west the year is aimed at developing nuclear weapons capability. have been added and eight. the one the korean brand create havoc at the bakery and racing in an assist for the last spring but it looks like that's all about to come to an end stephen took jade joins

program remains civilian up and uncle to breakthrough deal was done on the weekend with germany france britain the united states russia and china. it allows the international atomic energy agency to moore is a moron for ron's facilitates the agreement has been sharply condemned by israel and by saudi arabia but the german foreign minister says it could pave the way for peace in the region and a reduction in international tests it was a german foreign minister says the agreement in geneva is the first step towards ending the need to hear disputes with iran. he says germany advocates a diplomatic solution via phone and a five hundred. we want a solution by way of negotiations. we don't get involved in any minute intervention is an artist the lights policy. it is. iran has told the international atomic energy agency in vienna. but it will start opening its nuclear sites to inspectors in december. beginning with the ira heavy water production plant. i would be the first concrete step like tehran to comply with the team effect agreements many german lawmakers fear the consensus on the run is too fr

iranian officials are in geneva this week to meet with members from the united states russia china france britain and germany to discuss a deal in order to curb sanctions in exchange tehran would suspend part of its nuclear enrichment program iran has been slammed with one round of sanctions after another in the past from the u.s. and other countries in response to its uranium enrichment though it for humanly denies any attempts to build nuclear weapons diplomats are looking for new prospects of compromise now that hassan rouhani has been in power for just over one hundred days since taking over for maku dr dennis shod artie's charke enough filled us in on the latest details of these talks. well making out like you just said this is the permanent five of the security council plus one being germany plus iran of course meeting for a third round of negotiations we have to see that the first two rounds took place within a month of october and november of this year just recently although they did not produce any specific results this particular round taking place in geneva switzerland from starting to

iranian officials are in geneva this week to meet with members from the united states russia china france britain and germany to discuss a deal to curb sanctions in exchange to iran would suspend part of its nuclear enrichment program iran has been slammed with one round of sanctions after another from the u.s. and other countries in response to its uranium enrichment that would be he minutely denies that those attempts to enrich uranium have to do with building nuclear bombs the diplomats are looking for a new prospects of compromise now that hassan rowhani has been in power for just over one hundred days since taking over after maha mahmoud ahmadinejad are to correspondent on a stasi attorney joins me now with more on these diplomatic discussions on a socio what have you heard about the latest round of negotiations. well making out like you just said this is the permanent five of the security council plus one being germany plus iran of course meeting for a third round of negotiations we have to see that the first two rounds took place within a month and october november of this year just recent

iranian officials are in geneva this week to meet with members from the united states russia china france britain and germany to discuss a deal in order to curb sanctions and exchange ten promises spent part of its nuclear enrichment program a runner been slammed with one round of sanctions after another in the past from the us and other countries in response to its uranium enrichment. though it vehemently denied any attempts to build nuclear weapons. diplomats are looking for new prospects of copper mines now that summer honey has been in power for just over one hundred days since taking over for months that happened in a shot. rt is up on stuff gets dark enough to listen on the latest details of these topics. lincoln navigator said that this is the permanent five of the security council plus one being germany plus iran to force meeting for a third round of negotiations we have to say that the first two rounds took place within a month in october november this year has recently although bb did not produce any specific results this particular round taking place in geneva switzerland off from the

running officials are in geneva this week to meet with members from the united states russia china france britain and germany to discuss a deal to curb sanctions in exchange tehran would suspend parts of its nuclear enrichment program iran has been slammed with one round of sanctions after another from the u.s. and other countries in response to its uranium enrichment program though it vehemently denies any attempts to build nuclear weapons diplomats are looking for new prospects of compromise now that hassan rouhani has been in power for just over one hundred days since he took over for mahmoud ahmadinejad artie's on associate charkha fills us in on the details of the talks while making out like you just said this is the permanent five of the security council plus one being germany plus iran of course meeting for a third round of negotiations we have to see that the first two rounds took place within a month of october november of this year just recently although they did not produce any specific results this particular round taking place in geneva switzerland from starting today until friday is

albania does this say well as i said my understanding is that they will go to france and i think it's really the onus is on britain or france in terms of the western european powers to deal with this because as i say they do have chemical weapons although we don't advertise the fact that britain and france have stockpiles of chemical weapons they do have the ability to do that the french and the british have the facilities were you can dismantle these things safely they have the expertise surely that's the better option but it st strikes me is what's happening here is that the french are the british are fearful the people who don't want the population does not want these chemical weapons weapons of mass destruction coming here and no they're trying to foist them on the people of our behavior presumably by offering financial incentives to the government government of albania to take them i think is really in clement on the british and the french to take these things and to deal with them safely is a correct to say that as of now syria has basically fulfilled its part of the deal so it's up to the war powers now to

this is a sensible deal, signed off on by france, britain, germany, russia and china. but this is just an interim deal. and that's why scotch of the opposition to it is misplaced. washington has many points of disagreement with tehran, from its opposition with israel, to its funding of hezbollah, to its funding of iraqi militias. two wary adversaries that are finding some common ground. many countries in the middle east from israel to saudi arabia, have legitimate concerns about iran. but many of these countries have also gotten used to having a permanent enemy, focusing kmes tick attention, garnering support. the middle east is undergoing so much change, perhaps this is one more change. perhaps iran will eventually come in from the cold. for now, though, it's just one step, not a seismic shift. but it is a step forward. for more on this, go to cnn.com/fareed and you can read my commentary for "time" magazine this week. let's get started. now let me and you over to wolf blil blitzer in washington for the latest news and some analysis. i'll be back later in the show. >>

as you mingsed iran and six of the world's powers that includes the united states, france, britain, germanyrussia, agreed on a first step deal which is meant to limit advancements in iran's nuclear program in exchange for easing some of the economic sanctions that have deeply hurt iran's economy. all six world powers have sent in their foreign ministers hours before the deal was announced and several purposely gave the impression it was their participation needed to carry the ball across the finish line. the ministers worked late into the night, it was a marathon pace, it did not end until nearly 3:00 in the morning, local time here in geneva a store the time ago. we're awaiting a news conference when all is to be made official. this is presumably after the deal is signed. this first step deal is currently set to last for a period of about six months. it has set off a massive sense of relief here on all sides. it is expected to make iran less capable of building a nuclear bomb for the time being while at the same time, easing the financial pain iran's economy has been enduring under the san

signed off on by france, britain, germany, rush wsia and china, as well as the united states and iran. but it is just an interim deal. that's why so much of the opposition to it is misplaced. washington has many points of disagreement with teheran. from opposition to israel and support for hezbollah. this is not like nixon's opening to china. it is more like an arms control deal with the soviet union. two wary adversaries finding common ground. many countries in the middle east from israel to saudi, have concerns about iran. they also are used to have aing a permanent enemy. garnering support. the middle east is undergoing so much change, perhaps this is one more change. perhaps the iran will eventually come in from the gold. for now, though, it is just one step not a seismic shift. but it is a step forward. >> airing every sun diat 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> my next two guests will tackle this deal with iran. while i doubt they will agree with each other, they both want to convince you their position is right. >>> black friday, they are already lining up and camping ou

signed off on by france, britain, germany, russia and china as well as the united states and iran. it's just an interim deal and not an historical move. that's why so much of the opposition to it is misplaced. washington has many points of disagreement with tehran from its opposition to israel and it's support for hezbollah to its funding of iraqi militias. this is not like nixon's opening to china. it's more like an arms control deal with the soviet union. to wary adversaries finding common ground. many countries in the middle east from israel to saudi arabia have legitimate concerns about iran. but many of these countries have also gotten used to having a permanent enemy against whom they could rail focusing domestic attention, driving ideological or sectarian divides, garnering support. the middle east is undergoing so much change perhaps this is one more change. perhaps iran will eventually come in from the cold. for now though, it's just one step, not a seismic shift, but it is a step forward. for more on this, go to cnn.com/fareed and you can read my commentary for "time" mag

implement the ambitious elimination plan my understanding is that they will go to france and i think it's really the onus is on britain or france in terms of the western european powers to deal with this because as i say they do have chemical weapons although we don't advertise the fact that britain and france have stockpiles of chemical weapons they do have the ability to do that the french and the british have the facilities where you can dismantle these things safely they have the expertise surely that's the best option. but you did by this deal the west should really put its money where its mouth is he signed up to this deal it's sending ships in this case norwegian ships to deal with this but the norwegians were clearing the door of the exposed teeth to dismantle and you can see why chemical weapons say they will not to take them in and i think it kinds of smacks i resent over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or. brokered a deal assad signed and no syria has abided by the agreements over it and i can't hear but feel there's a kind of resentment in european capitals that actually a deal has worke

implement the bishop's elimination plan my understanding is that they will go to france and i think it's really the onus is on britain or france in terms of the western european powers to deal with this because as i say they do have chemical weapons although we don't advertise the fact that britain and france have stockpiles of chemical weapons they do have the ability to do that the french and the british have the facilities would you can dismantle these things safely they have the expertise surely that's the best option has abided by this deal. the west should really put its money where its mouth is he signed up to this deal it's sending ships in this case norwegian ships to deal with this but the norwegians were claiming they do all the expertise to dismantle and up and see what chemical weapons say they will not to take them in and i think it kinds of smacks i resent over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or. brokered a deal assad signed and no syria has abided by the agreements over it and i can't hear but feel this is so kind of resentment in european capitals that actually the deal has worked

pushing on another agenda they want to curb migrant benefits the laddies calls are coming from britain france and germany let's get more on this now from artie's peter all of. peter so. essentially what is going on here i mean what is this migrant debated back. well in a little over a month's time on january the first rumanians and bulgarians will have the right to move within the european union and seek employment now we saw david cameron the british prime minister say he wants to see limits put on the amount of benefits that those type of migrants would be able to to receive those calls have been echoed by anglo-american here in germany and france who are land in france and it does seem that there is this movement between this split between the the west in the east in the e.u. those in the west are concerned that there's going to be a huge influx of migrants moving their way now in backing up mr cameron's mr cameron's words we heard from angela merkel saying that migrants poverty migration was the cause of considerable social problems in certain cities in germany no she didn't mention those

russian foreign minister lavrov have added to the anticipation that a deal might be struck, but france and britainave urged caution and there are still some hurdles to take. >> the mood appeared rieel but as the talks continued, the talks have been intense but although the leaders say that progress is being made, they have also been trying to keep expectations of a -- in check. >> i hope there will be an agreement, but there are still important points to deal with. the negotiations are in a difficult but also the sisal -- decisive phase. we have exchanged our opinions on different levels. but there is still no consensus. foreign minister already suggested the talks may have to continue in a week to 10 days. he said differences of opinion remain, including among bthe six world powers. one of the main stumbling parts is reducing iran's stockpile of enriched uranium. produce enoughld for tony him to produce nuclear weapons when it goes online. france has voiced doubts about whether the proposed a deal goes far enough. it is apparently demanding tougher conditions for tehran. minister --is russian for

now, kerry dropped all plans today to rush to the talks and so did top diplomats from france, britaining table in geneva would ease some sanctions against iran if, only if the country takes some pretty big steps like freezing uranium production and getting rid of the uranium it already has. want to bring in nick burns, a lifetime diplomat, professor at the international relations for harvard, a former u.s. ambassador to nato. good to see you. all things here on u.s. and iran, it's extraordinary when you think about it. john kerry, secretary kerry in geneva right now. the eu calling these talks rather intense. do you see a potential break through? >> i think, suzanne, it is a potential break through. it's 34 years since we've had a sustained conversation. it's been 7 1/2 years since the bush and obama administrations have been trying to negotiate. today is a day where the administration could achieve what they're calling a partial or limited deal. iran would suspend peb its current enrichment efforts in return for which the united states and other countries would lift not all the sanct

the high level talks include the foreign ministers of russia, china, germany, france and britain. >>> thousands of pakistanis rallied this morning for an end to u.s. drone strikes. they also blocked one of the two main roads n.a.t.o. uses to bring supplies to afghanistan. >> meteorologist: well, it's a beautiful day across the northeast. high pressure is in control, but that cold air is pushing on in out of canada. we're looking at mostly clear skies across much of the north central plains all the way into the west. but take a look down across the pacific southwest and back into portions of new mexico. this upper low heavy pressure drawing in quite a bit of moisture off the pacific ocean, so some areas are going to get hit again and again. particularly across phoenix. if you're traveling along i-17, it's all snow for you and the winds are gusting quite a bit across the region. we'll have to deal with this system quite a bit, not just today but as we head on into tomorrow. it will ring wind, rain and snow across the highest elevations we'll see the snow but we'll also have to deal with

. >> lincoln had to deal with a series of crises over the course of his presidency from france, from britain, from spain, even russian ships showed up off the atlantic coast. >> ifill: those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: israel has launched new air strikes into syria. u.s. security officials say the attack came after nightfall, in the syrian port city of latakia after nightfall. the target was said to be russian-made, surface-to-air missiles. it's at least the third time this year that israel has carried out air strikes inside syr

my understanding is that they will go to france and i think it's really the onus is on britain or france in terms of the western european powers to deal with this because as i say they do have chemical weapons although we don't advertise the fact that britain and france have stockpiles of chemical weapons they do have the ability to do that the french and the british have the facilities word you can dismantle these things safely they have the expertise surely that's the better option has abided by this deal the west should really put its money where its mouth is here it's signed up to this deal it's sending ships in this case norwegian ship to deal with this but the norwegians queering they don't have the expertise to dismantle you could have been see chemical weapons see the will not to take them in and i think it kind of smacks of i resent over the fact that really in the end this deal has come or actually putin brokered a deal. and no syria has abided by the agreements of it and i can't hear what fuel is the kind of resentment in european capitals that actually the deal has worked. we