program today a march from the white house to the headquarters of drone aircraft manufacturer general atomics all to make one message very clear stop the proliferation of drones artie's liz wahl was at the rally where she heard the heartfelt stories of the families whose loved ones have fallen victim to u.s. drone strikes in yemen take a look. we heard today for the first time from a delegation of drone strike victims from yemen and human rights activists that want to bring attention to the plight of victims on the ground in yemen we've heard today from a young man that says his brother in law and nephew were killed by u.s. drone strikes he says there is a brother in law was a very outspoken critic of al qaeda and thought if you were to be killed that it would actually be by a terrorist a member of al qaeda but as we hear it turned out very differently. we got there and we saw those loved ones who. last night what dancing with us and joy of the wedding being cut to pieces by dismissals my brother in law my wife's brother my wife's brother saddam. and who was a. speaker and he was expecting to

in front of the white house where dozens of protesters plan on marching to the headquarters of general atomics there the manufacturer a major drone manufacturer and they are going to march from the white house to that had quarters just blocks away just so happens that general atomics is the maker of the predator and reaper drones that has been doing the killing i think it's time for the u.s. administration to really review. its policy regarding regarding drones it has to review. the amount of civilian casualties that have been lost in this is the drone strikes there should be a clear investigation done into the into the to the process members of the delegation and these drone strikes victims plan on meeting with lawmakers over the coming days their message to them is clear. to put an end to the drone can you in yemen they are asking also asking for the memos that justify the drone program to be released for those documents to be made public or. to get station here at the white house as well. and he's one of the only people they can boast he's interviewed over forty thousand people he's been in

going to march from the white house to that had quarters just blocks away just so happens that general atomics is the maker of the predator and reaper drones that has been doing the killing i think it's time for the u.s. administration to really review. its policy regarding regarding drones it has to review. the amount of civilian casualties that have been lost and this is the drone strikes there should be a clear investigation into the into the to the process members of the delegation and these drone strikes victims plan on meeting with lawmakers over the coming days their message to them is clear. to put an end to the drone can you in yemen they're asking also asking for the memos that justify the drone program to be released for those documents to be made public or. to get station here at the white house as well. and he's one of the only people that can boast he's interviewed over forty thousand people he's been in the business for over fifty years and he's not stopping any time soon larry king came to r.t. america launching not one but two shows larry king now and politicking but perhaps t

from this anti terror attack take too high the procession later headed towards the offices of general atomics the manufacturer of the unmanned aircraft used in strikes that roughly one in ten people killed by u.s. drones in yemen and pakistan are civilian a group of yemenis who lost family members in such an attack came to washington seeking. these drone strikes victims plan on meeting with lawmakers over the coming days their message to them is clear to put an end to the drone can. they are asking also asking for the memos that justify the drone program to be released for those documents to be made public and for the breakdown to get it wrong our station we've heard from a going beyond that says his brother in law and now if you work killed by u.s. drone strikes and we saw our loved ones who were enjoying the wedding last night it's getting cut to pieces by these missiles he says there is a brother in law was a very outspoken critic of al qaeda and thought if you were to be killed that it would actually be used by a terrorist a member of al qaeda but as we hear it turned out very differently

to march from the white house today i had for years just along the way to just so happens that general atomic is the maker of the predator and reaper drones that has been doing the killing. i think it's time for the us administration to really review its. it said its policy regarding retired and don't serve you and in the dvd the amount of civilian casualties that have been lost and nine and this is just a thought strikes the shooting attack near investigation into the city and to the process the delegation and the structuring i don't plan on meeting with mommy turns over the coming day of our message to them. it is clear to the tin and stupid drunk and i know and and and thereafter he also asking for them and not just to find a drunk programmed to be released for those documents of any can already be the dumbest things you get the conversation. here the white house was over guarantee it. and he's won the only people they can boast he's interviewed over forty thousand people. he's been in business for over fifty years and he's not stopping anytime soon. larry kane cute artsy an act of wanton

dozens of demonstrators marching from the white house to the headquarters of drone manufacturer general atomics but that march would only be the precursor to a two day drone summit taking an in-depth look at the u.s. as controversial drone warfare program one many say stands in direct violation of international law it's illegal because under the united nations charter which is a treaty the united states has ratified and therefore part of u.s. law you cannot use military force against anyone unless you have been attacked by that country and this is not done in self-defense and therefore it's illegal under the obama administration the drone campaign has drastically expanded yet officials have done very little to explain the legality of the practice but to quell a growing dissent from the public this may president obama disclosed the guidelines he said his administration followed when planning and executing strikes before any strike is taken there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured the highest standard we can set however a recent report put out by human rights watch

dozens of demonstrators marching from the white house to the headquarters of drone manufacturer general atomics but that march would only be the precursor to a two day drone summit taking an in-depth look at the u.s. as controversial drone warfare program one many say stands in direct violation of international law it's illegal because under the united nations charter which is a treaty the united states has ratified and therefore part of u.s. law you cannot use military force against anyone unless you have been attacked by that country and this is not done in self-defense and therefore it's illegal under the obama administration the drone campaign has drastically expanded yet officials have done very little to explain the legality of the practice but to quell a growing dissent from the public this may president obama disclosed the guidelines he said his administration followed when planning and executing strikes before any strike is taken there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured the highest standard we can set however a recent report put out by human rights watch

dozens of demonstrators marching from the white house to the headquarters of drone manufacturer general atomics but that march would only be the precursor to a two day drone summit taking an in-depth look at the u.s. as controversial drone warfare program one many say stands in direct violation of international law it's illegal because under the united nations charter which is a treaty the united states is ratified and therefore part of u.s. law you cannot use military force against anyone unless you have been attacked by that country and this is not done in self-defense and therefore it's illegal under the obama administration the drone campaign has drastically expanded yet officials have done very little to explain the legality of the practice but to quell a growing dissent from the public this may president obama disclosed the guidelines he said his administration followed when planning and executing strikes before any strike is taken there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured the highest standard we can set however a recent report put out by human rights watch

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money touring the country's nuclear sites including the planned reactor the director general of the international atomic energy agency to conceal that an iran that would ease western concerns that iran can develop nuclear weapons i stayed on the bbc is like an old stood for. but much more needs to be done the framework of the deal weekend i ate eight teams taxes takes the uranium mine in calls for iran to disclose details on its nuclear program including content research reactor is even if you're on an ungreased impact the canaries transparency of some of the sites most of the un teams to prove suspicious of me in the market notably the percy military facility at its height in iran are not included in unique remains british foreign secretary william hague said that world powers to send me an anti iran weekend talks i failed to meet record in curbing iran's nuclear activities it's just that sanctions would remain in place until a firm deal with the leaks. as we concluded that it comes to tonight's poll sixty three plus three foreign ministers preventable same unites a position to iran which is an extreme

the director general of international atomic energy agency in his reports has essentially said the same thing. the sanctions are hurting the iranian middle class. just so viewers understand is the part of the iranian population most opposed to the regime of the ayatollah. so the accuracy of the sanctions is something you can question. we're hurting the people who actually share our view that this regime needs to go. >> iran's new president said that not allowing iran to enrich uranium as it is is a red line not to be crossed. aren't we right where we were with mahmoud ahmadinejad? >> they are advancing their program and they know it. if they can get a small reduction in the sanctions, they put the administration in a very, very difficult position. remember, u.s. law requires countries be steadily reducing their imports of iranian oil or u.s. sanctions then apply to them. a number of countries have been indicating they have gone down as far as they are going to go. so the obama administration is in a very bad place. it either has to consider sanctioning countries like china, india or tur

tricky process but a necessary step in order to decommission the plant after the worst atomic accident in a generation artie's alexei jarosz esky is in tokyo and talks about how dangerous this mission is. tracking these rods from the pools is a really hard task because each one of them called ways of more than three hundred kilograms and they cannot even hit each other that's what caused a nuclear chain reaction not only these pools are crippled but the machinery the automated machinery doesn't work as well so every rod has to be extracted from the pool manually the tepco company running the fukushima clear up process and the japanese government are now in a vicious cycle situation because on the one hand they need to remove these fuel rods they are contaminating the water as has been reported in the waters of the fukushima nuclear power plant and on the other hand of course this is a very risky venture because they have to literally extract every rod and there's more than a thousand of them and each drop has to be extracted manually we also managed to take a peek inside the no go zone in other areas

tricky process but a necessary step in order to decommission the plant after the worst atomic accident in a generation artie's alexei you're a chef skiis in tokyo and talks about how dangerous this mission is. tracking these rods from the balls is a really hard task because each one of them called ways of more than three hundred kilograms and they cannot even hit each other that's would cause a nuclear chain reactions not only these pools are crippled but the machinery the automated machinery doesn't work as well so every rod has to be extracted from the pool manually the typical company running the fukushima clear up process and the japanese government are now in a vicious cycle situation because on the one hand they need to remove these fuel rods they are contaminating the water as has been reported in the waters of the fukushima nuclear power plant and on the other hand of course this is a very risky venture because they have to literally extract every rod and there's more than a thousand of them and each rod has to be extracted manually we also managed to take a peek inside the no go zone in other

generation and medical practices. whoa how the suspect is really seeking an atomic bomb. the sun loved riding on the diplomatic approach as israel which sees tear around the suspect has warned. if it fails it could go into pre emptive strikes against the rainy in uk scientists. iraq is has dusted off from bike in a costume and encountering a special contest to win shouldn't be told she's due to be handed a budget that is the space station to mark the twenty fourteen games in sochi. also it would be good for safety reasons the court will be taken on its first ever space walk on saturday an american who hijacked a plane to cuba nearly thirty years ago has it entered the nineteen states would be in talks with the rest did when he announced in miami in nineteen eighteen fold the cuban government jailed for thirteen years but off to a tea set for the obama folks who wanted to attend to the us and the authorities will be lenient. a statue of the lake. venezuelan president hugo chavez has been on the bed in the vanity and safety of the outset by his friend president able to bala

i a jamaican general you can outrun omitted to match with the head and commands atomic energy organization and the advice of a key in an economy kennedy ages. and. we rebounded the ball. just shoot the gun statement on the framework for all grades he said imran with our ally inspectors to visit in advance permission of mine in the southern inland use forgive me and reach back to me this why allow inspections of the heavy water reactor in western iraq. dave is henry's concerns it could produce plutonium they can be used for weapons. he said he ran and ready to be flexible the two sides to implement the agreement of the next three months. read the ten year framework will not include inspectors visit to a military facility in action near tehran where iran is suspected of developing nuclear weapons i need a little bit. for those of you but not all pieces to be done. fourteen of the negotiations got underway on monday centering on id inspections of nuclear related facilities in iran. i know. storms come on japan specific test in recent weeks have battered fish in my diet eat. officials from the

if we are going to have some type of influence in this region making atom bombs and training and generating terrorists, sort of the heartland -- bill: his point is go ahead and do whatever it takes 12 years down the road. >> do you think that's going to win any friend? usama bin laden said you have a choice been the weak horse and strong horse people will always choose the strong horse. if president obama is on his knees he does not look like a strong horse. bill: 20 past, martha. martha: president obama saying republicans need to step up and take some of the blame for what's going on with obamacare. senator marco rubio joins us next. bill: more bad news for that crack-smoking mayor. what are * just told a reporter about the future of his television show. bill: tough break for toronto's crack choking rob ford. >> i don't want to do this. i know lawyers, doctors, everybody who has a good time. >> let them go on it and see who comes forward and who doesn't. bill: network executives cite resources as the reason. in the world of television you have got to win it. the hits just come coming for t

a liberal democratic party secretary general she gave me the she boss decided to the report submitted last month by the international atomic energy agency to the japanese government. the report said the international standard for radiation exposure ranges between one and twenty mil is steven spurrier the japanese government has set a goal of one less eager for your free areas surrounding the plant the report says that target cannot be achieved quickly through the contamination efforts alone. the cause for the government officials to make that clear to people living near the plant the she boss and the japanese government should carefully analyze the team's recommendations and study de contamination standards in other countries. you've been open to the top. it's not desirable for people affected by this situation. to be without the cost that will change tonight. it was a mess he said the government and the ldp should hold a serious debate over how to improve the situation. japanese officials are looking to set up a future safeguards for nuclear power there in getting help from washington over a new risk assessment system. ja

a generated capacity of 6000 megawatts, but the proposed site is right next to a nature preserve. besides a return to atomic energy, includes shale gas. energy companies have been drilling test wells for gas and oil. they suspect you're a's big shale gas deposits are trapped here, deep below the surface. energy independence means an end to reliance on oil and gas supplies from its eastern neighbor, russia. in this vision, poland equates nuclear power with national self-interest. >> we have long had the plan to return to atomic energy. even after the plug was pulled, that remained our aim. germany has used nuclear power for decades, cheap, reliable energy helped it become a global economic power. >> people in poland are already talking about the pros and cons of nuclear power. >> the question is, what will happen to the nuclear waste? that's a really difficult issue. >> but this man thinks nuclear power would mean cheaper electricity, and that is in everybody's interest. poles deal have questions about their energy mix, but one thing is clear. they want economic progress and prosperity and they won't let cli

but there's plenty of cool water the generating capacity is six thousand megawatts that the proposed site is right next to me to consider decide to return to atomic energy poland to take on alternative energy includes steel gas. not far from certain opiates energy company said drilling test wells for gas and oil the suspect europe's biggest steel gas deposits are trapped here. deep below the surface. the government in warsaw on energy independence means an end to a reliance on oil and gas supplies from its eastern neighbor russia. in this nation. only the cleats nuclear power with national self interest. the oakland area. we don't have the time to return to atomic energy even opt to the top was pulled on the john audience that remained on aim. oh gemini season due to a confidante a cheap reliable and angie helped him become a global economic power the vocals the kind of appendicitis. people in poland are already talking about the pros and cons of nuclear power. and it's a question is what will happen to the nuclear waste. she asks that's a really difficult issues. the remains in doubt about the length of it. a song that this man thinks nuclear po

the chief of the interest or atomic energy agency has welcomed the need in payment between uconn and six paul potts. i need and i can generally you can run on sentence statement on sunday the agreement is an important step for once. he says he's ready to fulfill its called the new terrifying at the implantation of the measures agreed for the next six months. the area along and enjoy three d set up by uganda and the six alice poem on it and whether you can suspend its production of ukrainian opponent by sen kennedy and stumps be looking ahead the want every act this end of the world bank is looking and japan and he likes what he sees the same coaching that countries need is to doom all i need to return to spawn but this this this sly what specifically is he talking about the cake a low key on the aged japan's economic policies actually quite highly. but that there's potential for much more genuine kim says more structural reform will be dr and economic growth he says joining the trans pacific partnership agreement with ppp will get the economy to push it needs to achieve further reform. the president of the world bank says the

energyrnational atomic agency spoke today at the wilson center about monitoring national -- nuclear programs in iran and north korea. following this, the inspector general spoke with reporters. >> good morning. welcome to the wilson center. a special welcome to yukiya amano of the international atomic energy agency. i'm the executive vice president. modern technology kept jane harman on the tarmac in new york city, or rather, laguardia airport, for over two hours this morning. she has just landed and will be here shortly. she will make a closing comment. she apologizes, but we wanted to get started. the wilson center is a public- private institution created by an act of congress and serves as the official, national memorial to the 28th president. we tackle global issues through independent research, open dialogue, and actionable ideas. we seek to provide safe political space for addressing key public policy issues. nuclear proliferation issues international history project is a global network of individuals and institutions engaged in the study of international nuclear history through archival documents, oral history, interviews, and other impure goal s

that to you about two percent but generally the five percent is the top level that allows you to conduct fission which is a slower release of energy by specially atoms to provide power huge amounts of xix extra. in order to produce. fuel to weapons you need to enrich to eighty cents and above to create a space in the ass and very high rates very quickly to provide the devastation in fact they basically by limiting it to five percent in my opinion to uranium that prevented the weaponized. this is such a long running story let's remind ourselves the time out of the news all showing iran has taken a lengthy and thorny path towards this story deal now we're seeing it's a journey that began way back in the one hundred fifty s. went around started its nuclear program but it was only ninety six when the u.s. moved firmly into sections lambasted around by claiming its nuclear program was for military purposes only that's also when talks started but they got bogged down in two thousand and five when iran's then president ahmadinejad resumed you radio in richmond the u.n. was quick to respond agreeing on its own sanctions just a year later and they failed to

enriched uranium they have and let the international atomic emergency agency have continuous present in iran, maybe i would consider it but nothing less 92 generalalways a pleasure to hear your views, thank you. >> thank you. lou: much more on the president's foreign policy, failures we take up with the a-team, stay with us, much more ahead. >> laughingstock. that is what leading republican senator john boa boar aso calls kathleen sebelius, he is next. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally. once wrote something on a sheet of paper and placed it in his factory for all to see. ♪ four simple words where the meaning has never been lost. the challenge always accepted. and the calling forever answered. ♪ introducing the all-new 2014 s-class. mercedes-benz. the

about two percent but generally the five percent is it is used as the top level that allows you to conduct utilization which is slower release of nuclear energy by stressing atoms took her by power huge amounts of homes except. in order to produce nuclear fuel two for the nuclear weapons you need to enrich to eighty percent in a bar to create a space in the atom very high rates very quickly to provide the devastating effect so basically by limiting it to five percent in my opinion so uranium that prevented the west now as well israel has been very angry about this and it has actually come out and said that allowing iran to continue enriching uranium even at lower levels brings it closer to nuclear weapons capability isn't there any small amount of truth in that. well our i've recently been in israel and i absolutely understand the position but prime minister netanyahu and the israelis are taking on this hour that could be key to this and it has been mentioned previously in this piece is is the work of the international atomic energy agency you now from what i understand from the agreement the early hours this morning what facet access to all iran nuclear sites

about two percent but generally that five percent is used as the top level that then allows you to conduct utilization which is slow route release of nuclear energy by splitting atoms to provide our huge amounts of our own six extra. in order to produce nuclear fuel two for nuclear weapons you need to enrich to eighty percent and above to create a splitting the atom at very high rates very quickly to provide the devastation in fact so basically by limiting it to five percent you know in my opinion. that would prevent the weaponized the agreement in geneva was hailed by u.s. president barack obama who at the same time said that the lion's share of american sanctions are going to stay in place as a washington correspondent of ports next it's still unclear whether around sigh of relief is going to last for long in return for iran scaling back its nuclear program president obama has pledged what he called a modest little fourth sanctions but the more crippling sanctions will remain here's what the president said we will refrain from imposing new sanctions and we will allow the iranian government excess to a portion of the revenue that they have been denied to through s

so we generated electricity and then we hooked up four light bulbs and lit the lightbulbs with atom makeno one else had done it before but the fact the whole nuclear business, atom i can energy was started with a bomb and used as a bomb and i think that put the negative side on it. >> i'm just old enough to have conscious memory of world war ii and the ending of world war ii. nuclear bombs were not just a weapon. they were a little window into some kind of armageddon. the photographs and the films and the stories that came out, those things cut pretty deep. so you had this very strong residue of this is not primarily an energy source, this is primarily a weapon that we feel very badly about. ♪ ♪ >> and then the testing went on and on. you're hearing about the radiation from it and then the russians were doing tests. the chinese were doing tests. and before it really slowed down, there were over 2,000 test nuclear weapons. i grew up having nightmares that my hometown was bombed and i was the only survivor. us kids were in school doing duck and cover routines under the desks and the backya

international atomic energy agency today said that iran dagreed to rolve outstanding issues with the agency, and would permi quote managed access end quote to two nuclear falities, joining us now, general thomas mcinenerny. good to ha you with us. key sounded for all the world like a man who thinks that a deal has been done, just awaits signatures of united stes and an ran leaders, am i mishearing him? >> i thinkhat is image he is trying to pe portray of great nn but there is a great deal of misunity, u.s. wants a treaty with iran on nuclear weapons more than anything, more than the iranians, unfortunately we may want to pay the wrong price. that is why we had the out burs by prime minister netanyahu on friday, we've never seen an u out bus burst like thy an israeli prime minister. lou: his message of clear, this is a bad, bad, very bad deal. and "wall street journ" leading with viva la france. playing the roll of u.s. calvary comes to the rescue of american interests in this deal, and scuttled that very bat deal as bad deal as netanyahu put it. >> i think we should thank the french for doing it. now i am sure they had other reasons. none of them want none of our allies in the region w