margaret warner reports from geneva, switzerland.n our signature section from that way pep a get-tough program that's keeping probationers out of prison. >> the way i was raised and the way my wife and i was trying to raise our son. you tell them what the rules are and if there's misbehavior, you do something immediately. >> next on pbs "news hour weekend." pbs "news hour weekend" is made possible by judy and josh westin, joyce b. heal, the wall be onning family in memory of ira d. wallick and bernard and irene schwartz, rosalynn p. walter. pacific islanders and communications, corporate funding is provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. the united states and the world's other major p

iran on the other in geneva, switzerland.t would it take or cost since iran has been seeking relief since its economy has buckled under the pressure of sanctions on that country. what would it take to bring them to the table and keep them there. now a deal with a country who has held americans hostage in the past and flexed evil throughout the years. joining me is james rosen. james, what are you hearing? i'm told that james is going to be joining us momentarily as we try to get up the line with him. again, we are waiting for the president to come out and we do know that throughout the evening -- and if we want we can toggle between this and the live look in switzerland because the hotel where these talks have been going on for four days started emptying out and even they're getting set up. we'll hear from the president and we may go live to geneva and hear from the secretary of the state john kerry but for now the president we're told will speak first of course in all of this as a monumental deal has been reached with iran o

it's late night in geneva switzerland right now. a deal has been reached involving iran and six world powers over tehran's nuclear program. let's go to cnn's national security correspondent joining us from geneva right now. we're trying to connect with jim. but if he is not there, candy croley has been with us in washington. these talks are going way into the night. it's early morning in geneva, switzerland but there is a deal between iran and the six powers, the five permanent members of the u.n. security council and germany. they worked hard on this deal. it will be very, very controversial. we are standing by to hear from the president of the united states. he is scheduled to address the nation in about 15 minutes from now. but let's give our viewers here in the united states and around the world perspective on what is going on. >> wow. first of all the u.s. and iran have not had a relationship, basically, of any sort, certainly not official since 1979. we're in the month of the anniversary of the taking hostage of americans in th

secretary of state jn kerry and the foreign ministers from other five world powers all smiles in geneva, switzerland as they announced the deal in the wee hours, president obama then making a rare saturday night statement from the white house. >> today that diplomacy open a new path to a world that's more secured. future that we can verify that iran's nuclear program is peaceful. >> we should say here, not everyone agrees that this deal will make the world safer. >>> let's go straight to terry moran, right there in geneva, watching this whole thing play out. terry, good morning. terry, walk us through the nuts and bolts of this deal first. >> reporter: dan, what an extraordinary scene it was in the wee hours in the hotel behind me. this is a temporary deal but still a big deal. iran has agreed to freeze much of its nuclear program and it has agreed to open key nuclear facilities to daily inspections by foreign officials. what does iran get? money. $6 billion to $7 billion in sanctions relief. and finally, this is a temporary agreement, six months to buy time, build confidence, trying to achieve a co

>> on this edition or saturday, november 23rd, from geneva switzerland, the latest efforts to contain iran's new clear program. lotteries that increase savings. >> when you first heard about this idea, what was your reaction? >> my reaction, yes, yes, yes, i want to play. >> difficulties for china. >> they know the government is watching and if they don't like it, there will be some price to pay. >> next on pbs "news hour weekend." pbs news hour weekend is made possible by, judy and josh west ton, joyce b. hail, the wallack family in memory of wallack, bernard and i ryan schwartz, the city foundation, corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized individual and group retire the products, that's why we're you're retirement company. additional support is provided by, and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. from, tish lincoln studios, harhari sreeivas sreeivasan. >>> in search of a deal to curve iran's nucleeuclear programs. today's talks continued late into the night with no agree

a live look now at the hotel in geneva, switzerland where we have watched leaders depart including the iranian foreign minister in just the past few minutes as we get set to exactly what they've agreed to. iran, a rogue nation, held america hostage, been an enemy, threatened our friend israel, but tonight a deal with them. what will it look like? we're following it closely. when the president gets set to speak we're told in about 40 minutes or so, we'll bring it to you live. >>> a google scientist announced this week within ten years they will be able to make a whole human heart using a 3d printer. they can make a heart from a printer. the bad news, the toner cartridges are not covered by obama care. that's the only >> the national joke continues. but the white house in full panic mode trying to orchestrate a quick fix for the obama care debacle. but is the president's fix to the law unconstitutional? my next guest says it is. with me, florida congressman and a member of the house oversight committee, ron desantis from florida. all right, congressman. what do you say that the president

and secretary of state, john kerry, hopes to narrow the gap at geneva, switzerland, he'll be joined by three of his counterparts. this in exchange for easing the tough international sanctions. we're in egypt where john kerry arrived for the talks, and phil, are we expecting something to happen as soon as today? >> today may be a little optimistic. some of them may be continuing to tomorrow. but it's port to note that all of the big boys are in town. the foreign minister from the european union is here, and of course the secretary of state is here. so there's hope that there will be some movement, but as iran, secretary kerry did say that there's a lot of work to be done. >> it's important for those to be thoroughly and properly addressed, and i want to emphasize there's not an agreement at this point in time. we hope to try to narrow those differences, but i don't think that anybody should mistake that there are some important gaps that have to be closed. >> so fill, that being said, what are those important gaps that need to be closed? >> well, del, there are an awful lot of things be

. >> it was hugs and kisses in geneva, switzerland as secretary of state john kerry and other foreign ministers congratulated one another on the deal. kerry defended the deal which does not require a run to dismantle its nuclear program. >> we will be negotiating. we will be negotiating the limitations. you can't always start where you want to wind up. to freeze its nuclear program and open its nuclear facilities to daily inspection by international officials. in return, the tehran regime gets $6 billion to $7 billion in relief from sanctions battering its economy and no new sanctions. the deal is temporary. ismore cover and the deal expected to be much tougher. -- comprehensive deal is expected to be a much tougher. >> we are keeping parts of the program rollback. >> the pact brought a sharp rebuke from israel's prime >> now is not the time to ease sanctions when they are working. we have let them out of the trap. >> their negotiating team returned home to eight euros welcome. chuck c brisson, abc news. >> what is next in this historic deal? we will get some perspective from politico

it's late night in geneva switzerland right now. world powers over tehran's nuclear program. let's go to cnn's national security correspondent joining us from geneva right now. we're trying to connect with jim. but if he is not there, candy croley has been with us in washington. these talks are going way into the night. it's early morning

early morning, marathon negotiations in geneva switzerland everybodied without an interim agreement to freeze iran's nuclear program. the talks will resume november 20th. iranian president haas rouhani told members of his parliament that his nation will forge head with the nuclear program. his comments were viewed as a gesture to hard liners uncomfortable with the overtures to the west. the secretary of state john kerry participated in the geneva talks with his counterparts. today kerry defended the obama administration's willingness to negotiate a deal that could result in the lifting of some of the economic sanctions against iran. >> we are not blind and i don't think we're stupid. i think we have a pretty strong sense of how to measure whether or not we are acting in the interests of our country and of the globe and particularly of our allies, like israel and gulf states will. >> but republican senator lindsey graham said today, lifting the sanctions would be a big mistake. >> we believe that sanctions and the threat of military force is the only thing that will bring the iranians t

five other major world powers announced the deal last night after marathon negotiations in geneva, switzerland. it's set to last six months while they work to reach a more comprehensive deal. under the plan, iran agreed to stop enriching uranium beyond 5%. it's sufficient for energy, but not bomb making. the stockpile beyond that level will be diluted or converted so it cannot be used for weapons purposes. they will agree to nuclear inspections including daily visits to some facilities. in exchange, the u.s. agreed to provide $7 billion in sanctions relief. last night, president obama hailed the agreement as a step toward a world that is more secure. >> these are substantial limitations which will help prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. simply put, they cut off iran's most likely paths to a bomb. meanwhile, this first step will create time and space over six months for more negotiations to fully address the comprehensive concerns about the iranian program. because of this agreement, iran cannot use negotiations as cover to advance its program. >> secretary of state, john kerry who fl

negotiations between iran and the western powers, including the united states, resume in geneva, switzerland, later this week. >> i think you should not only keep up the pressure, i think you should increase the pressure, because it's finally working. and if you give it up now, when you have that pressure, and iran doesn't even take a part, dismantle one centrifuge, what leverage will you have when you've eased the pressure. >>> elsewhere overseas, a passenger plane carrying 50 people from moscow crashed and caught fire while landing in the city of kazan. all 44 passengers and 6 crew members were killed. >>> at the air show in dubai, boeing announced the sale of 225 of its triple 7 jetliners. the deal is valued at an estimated $130 billion. the plane expected to be in service by 2020 will carry an estimated 400 passengers. it's set to be 20% more fuel efficient than the current 777. boeing has been plagued in recent months by battery fires aboard its 787 dreamliners. >>> in medical news, experts issued another stern warning that bacteria are evolving to be resistant to even the strongest ant

margaret warner reports from geneva, switzerland. signature section from that way pep a get-tough program that's keeping probationers out of prison. >> the way i was raised and the way my wife and i was trying to raise our son. you tell them what the rules are and if there's misbehavior, you do something immediately. >> next on pbs "news hour weekend." pbs "news hour weekend" is made possible by judy and josh westin, joyce b. heal, the wall be onning family in

the sun set in geneva, switzerland but talks between iran foreign leaders and u.s. secretary of state john kerry continue. both sides indicating a deal is within reach but no hints about how close they might be. listen to what the british foreign minister said earlier. >> well, there is a huge amount of agreements, and it remains the case that a huge amount of progress has been made in recent weeks on this, and's that the state of this negotiation is entirely different from a few months ago with iran. that's positive. but some of the difficult areas remain very difficult. >> amp geneva secretary kersee schedukersee -- kerry is scheduled to go to london. if there is going to be a deal, seems today would be the day. >>> north korea confirmed two swedish diplomats it is obtaining a korean war veteran merrill newman saying the country has been holding him since october 26th. his wife is pleading for his release saying he only had enough heart medicine for the ten-day tour he was on. north korea hasn't said white they're holding newman. it is possible that authorities mi

cracking israel and saudi arabia both oppose the iranian nuclear deal reached this weekend in geneva switzerland back to iran no one is saying the islamic republic is a perfect country it's not a weak but it's also not the crazy bogeymen caricature that the western media makes it look like it's a culturally rich country with a two thousand or more year old history of literature poetry and philosophy back in the sixth century for example the persian emperor cyrus the great issue of the world's first declaration of human rights the cyrus cylinder. and for those who take all that neocon propaganda about appeasement seriously consider this iran has not invaded another country in over two hundred years united states two years like all big moments in history it's still too early to tell what will happen with the us and the world with sunday's deal the united states appears to be making the first steps away from its saudi allies and the first steps closer to iran and when you really take a step back and look at the history of iran as well as the history of american foreign policy in the middle east it'

in geneva, switzerland, and right now diplomats are still trying to persuade iran to stop working on nuclear program. we've just heard from people that were traveling with secretary of state john kerry who say that a deal is very close, but the chances for an agreement this weekend are unclear. let's get to geneva right now and

on our talks on iran's nuclear program have broken up with no agreement yet let's go live to geneva switzerland artie's tessera cilia is alive with all the latest details such as that we understand there were some a stumbling block some obstacles to progress here give us some of the details. well indeed there were the three days of talks here high level talks at a started off with a lot of optimism had ended with essentially no deal so we know that the nature of these talks were very important in the sense that the ministers who were here in town had dropped it changed their schedules in order to come here enjoy these talks with a lot of speculation is that a deal might be reached but it didn't come to pass five you said the foreign minister of france was one of those really was vocal about his reservations on be initial text presented. in detail one of those the rest of the nations would be the soft. of iran as well as the reactor that's scheduled to open sometime next year in iran he said he was not satisfied that he wanted something an agreement that was serious and also he had said somethin

the sun set in geneva, switzerland but talks between iran foreign leaders and u.s. kerry continue. both sides indicating a deal is within reach but no hints about how close they might be. listen to what the british foreign minister said

ago, the state department announced that secretary of state john kerry will travel tonight to geneva, switzerland, a possible sign that an agreement may be near. we will go to geneva in a few moments. this afternoon, kerry also visited the grave of president john f. kennedy, joining people across the nation in marking the 50th anniversary of his assassination. the murder not only shook the country to its core, it also cast an enduring shadow over the city where it happened. but today, dallas took a major step toward coming to terms with its grim history. cnn is in dallas. how did the city mark this important day? >> reporter: well, it was fascinating. in the shadows of the school book depository, the sixth floor window above elm street, the final street where president john f. kennedy and jacqueline kennedy were driving on their way to give a speech here in dallas on november 22nd, 1963, this is where the president's life ended. the city of dallas came together today, this afternoon, and on the very moment that his life ended, they paid tribute to his life and legacy and what president kennedy me

announced by the president and also in geneva switzerland. klapper along with matthew lee and julie pace -- sitting is joining us from spring, texas. republican line. that they concern is entire time that iran has been telling us that they are developing this nuclear power for peaceful purposes, they have been developing plutonium. plutoniumrstanding, is not developed for peaceful purposes but only for one reason and that is to make a bomb. i am thinking that the united states can't stop them that perhaps israel will. if you will remember, we were too naive, we were going to go with the first deal which france , of all people, france had to stop us. as my concern about this whole thing. the plutonium development. i have not heard any other college make that comment yet. host: cindy, thank you for your comment. bob is next from massachusetts. independent line. my comment is pretty much the same as the last woman's. i think the president is making the biggest mistake that we will ever hear. he can't give these people a right to keep all that st

recently although they did not produce any specific results this particular round taking place in geneva switzerland from starting today until friday is really the latest attempt to kind of try to find a solution to this dispute between iran and the rest of the international community of course as you rightfully sad over the last several years there's been a major standoff with iran saying that its uranium enrichment program is for peaceful purposes exclusively the west is not buying this they are fearful that it could be getting closer to building a nuclear weapon and these discussions with a new arena and president are certainly an attempt to try to reach some kind of deal to improve this whole situation now do we know what specifically is on the table during this round what kind of a deal the negotiators involved in the matter are trying to hammer out. well we know that this round of negotiations is completely closed to the press and we've heard that the participants the key negotiators are not really going to share many of the details until they reach some sort of agreement but the basis of cour

what labor talks in geneva switzerland but that our plant which restaurants and nuclear programme. now the idea was to lessen sanctions against the country in exchange for all on a freezing its nuclear program. international powers fear that iran is tryingo build a weapon but tehran says that the nuclear program is peaceful. secretary of state john kerry said monday progress was made in the p five plus one pox and he hopes the deal could be reached soon. so we are working hard. to try to overcome this for us to try to build confidence to try to find the way is that both the p five plus one in the united states and the and around have the ability to be able to achieve this goal of ascertaining the sort without doubt. that day program. it is a peaceful nuclear program the diplomacy takes time and all the parties here need time to fully consider the issues however talks were cut short when iranian officials look back down to a new round of negotiations is expected on november the twentieth. archie pulse the year has more. was this moment in fact the colts did seem promising new hat th

britain france germany russia and china walked away from talks in geneva switzerland without a plan to address iran's nuclear program now the idea was to lessen sanctions against the country and exchange for iran freezing its nuclear program international powers fear that iran is trying to build a weapon but tehran says its nuclear program is peaceful secretary of state john kerry said monday progress was made in the p five plus one talks and that he hopes a deal could be reached soon. we are working hard to try to overcome mistrust to try to build confidence to try to find a way is that both the p five plus one and the united states. and iran have the ability to be able to achieve this goal of ascertaining for certain without doubt that a program. is a peaceful nuclear program diplomacy takes time and all the parties here need time to fully consider the issues however talks were cut short when iranian officials backed out a new round of negotiations as expected on november twentieth artie's policy or has more was so long ago that the talks did seem promising you had the iranian foreig

britain france germany russia and china walked away from talks in geneva switzerland with out a plan to address iran's nuclear program now the idea was to lessen sanctions against the country in exchange for iran to freezing its nuclear program international powers fear that iran is trying to build a weapon but tehran says that the nuclear program is peaceful secretary of state john kerry said monday progress was made in the p five plus one talks and he hopes that a deal could be reached soon. so we are working hard to try to overcome mistrust to try to build confidence to try to find a way is that both the p five plus one and the united states. have the ability to be able to achieve this goal of ascertaining for certain without doubt that a program. is a peaceful nuclear program diplomacy takes time. and all the parties here need time to fully consider the issues however talks were cut short when iranian officials that backed out a new round of negotiations as expected on november twentieth are to have paul slayer as more. so long ago that the talks did seem promising you had the ir

britain france germany russia and china walked away from the talks in geneva switzerland without a plan to address or nuclear program now the idea was to lessen sanctions against the country in exchange for iran freezing its nuclear program international powers fear that iran is trying to build a weapon but tehran says that the nuclear its nuclear program is peaceful secretary of state john kerry said monday that progress was made in the p five plus one talks and that he hopes a deal could be reached soon so we are working hard to try to overcome mistrust to try to build confidence to try to find a way is that both. the p five plus one in the united states. have the ability to be able to achieve this goal of ascertaining for certain without doubt that a program. is a peaceful nuclear program diplomacy takes time and all the parties here need time to fully consider the issues however talks were cut short when iranian officials backed out a new round of negotiations is expected to continue on november twentieth party's policy or has more what is so long ago that the talks did seem promisi

although that they did not produce any specific results this particular round taking place in geneva switzerland from starting today until friday is really the latest attempt to kind of try to find a solution to this dispute between iran and the rest of the international community of course as you rightfully said over the last several years there's been a major standoff with iran saying that its uranium enrichment program is for peaceful purposes exclusively the west is not buying this they are fearful that it could be getting closer to building a nuclear weapon and so these discussions with a new arena and president are certainly an attempt to try to reach some kind of deal to improve this whole situation now do we know what specifically is on the table during this round what kind of a deal the negotiators involved in the matter are trying to hammer out. well we know that this round of negotiations is completely closed to the press and we've heard that the participants the key negotiators are not really going to share many of the details until they reach some sort of agreement but the basis of

recently although bb did not produce any specific results this particular round taking place in geneva switzerland off from the starting today until friday and really really different and to kind of try to find a solution to this dispute between iran and the rest of the international community of course as you write police and our over the last several years there's been of major the standoff with iran saying that it's a uranium enrichment program is for peaceful purposes exclusively the west is not buying this they are fearful that it could be. i'm getting closer to building on nuclear weapon and so on these discussions with the new iranian president are certainly in a tent to try to reach some kind of deal to improve this whole situation. do we know what specifically is on the table during dismounted what kind of deal the negotiators involved in the matter of trying to hammer out. well mentally and we know that capital this round of negotiations is that completely close to the press and we've heard that sound effort to convince the key negotiators are not really going to share many of the detail

recently although they did not produce any specific results this particular round taking place in geneva switzerland from starting today until friday is really the latest attempt to kind of try to find a solution to this dispute between iran and the rest of the international community of course as you rightfully said over the last several years there's been a major standoff with iran saying that its uranium enrichment program is for peaceful purposes exclusively the west is not buying this they are fearful that it could be getting closer to building a nuclear weapon and so these discussions with a new arena and president are certainly an attempt to try to reach some kind of deal to improve this whole situation now do we know what specifically is on the table during this round what kind of a deal the negotiators involved in the matter are trying to hammer out. well maybe we know that official this round of negotiations is completely closed to the press and we've heard that the participants the key negotiators are not really going to share many of the details until they reach some sort of agreement bu

they are having a new's conference in geneva, switzerland. they have now just said that they will take a break and reconvene on november 20th. and so still a lot to talk about. people rushed to dpshgs eneva hoping to see a deal. and then a break until the 20th of the month and wol keep you posted if anything else changes. that's the latest in geneva. >> fox urgent and it is bad as we were told it could be. the typh oon has the nation of vietnam on alert. a head of the a arrival of the typhoon. 500,000 people evacuated from high risk areas in vietnam. it is sunday morning there already. the typhoon expected to make landfall soon. this is the same one that hit the philippines. the storm surge was so high it topped tall trees and they are gone now. 138 people dead and unconfirmed reports from the red cross has the number higher and in the survivors in the wake, need help. there are no utilities and homes are flattened and 4 million people are affected so far. dave piper is streaming from ban cock. vietnam is about to feel the rampage of the boas

in geneva, switzerland, u.s.ecretary of state john kerry shakes hands with the delegation of diplomats including the iranian foreign minister. this deal mark an important step in what has been a cold history with iran. >> for what? 34 years, iran and the united states have not been able to talk to each other. >> at the white house, president obama said this agreement marks a promised new path for curbing iran's nuclear ambitions. >> since i took office, i made clear my determination to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: in this six-month agreement, iran will limit its enrichment. they will dilute any weapons grade fuel they already have. they will also open their facilities to increase inspections. in return iran will see eased hispanics allow up to $4.6 billion in oil sales and $1.5 billion in sale of other goods and the international community will not impose any new sanctions for six months. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been the biggest critic of these negotiations

so let's go live now to je knee geneva switzerland. is it important which side compromised the most? i mean, the main thing is that this's a deal on paper. >> yeah, i mean, i think that is the main thing. and at the heart of the deal was this compromise and this fudge over the issue of enrichment, iran yan inrichment. that's something that the united states, among others, refused to grant iran. and it's something that held up these negotiations for some time. they had to really struggle with the wording that would make both sides happy. it ended up in the situation which is that the agreement doesn't specifically formally recognize iran's right to kpigs. and a couple of sites in the country to the level of five percent. so enough to produce now collar fuel, but not enough to produce weapons-grade enriched uranium. >> what's interesting is that i watched the shaking of hands and the hugs and the congratulations, it's only a six-month deal. in other words, this is a temporary solution. what will happen after those six months? >> yeah, it

switzerland. twice today, he met with officials. still, the outlook for an agreement is not clear. it's after midnight in geneva. matthew chance is also staying up late. matthew, john kerry plans to leave switzerland tomorrow, which is hours away. does that necessarily mean no deal? >> reporter: i think it means, martin, this negotiation reached a critical stage. the announcement by the state announcement that john kerry is leaving for london. he's meeting there with his british counter part to discuss iran and syria. he's also going to meet with the prime minister in london as well. it sets the deadline for the negotiations. they can't go on indefinitely. it serves the purpose to add pressure to the negotiations taking place all throughout the day, the past four days, in fact and continuing into the night. we know that right now, john kerry is at a meeting with his colleagues from the p-5 and the other five security council plus germany discussing the differences they have at this late stage with a iranians over the controversial deal. we are told the differences are narrow but there are still gaps between them.

secretary of state john kerry flew overtightnight to geneva switzerland.argaret traveled with the secretary. good morning margaret. >> good morning. secretary kerry and top diplomats from china, russia uk germany and france all flew here in the hopes of boosting the chances for an iranian nuclear deal. all this diplomatic fire power does not mean an agreement has been reached. but the hope is that kerry's personal involvement will make one possible. this is the second time in two weeks that kerry has intervened. but many of the sticking points remain the same. his very first meeting within an hour of landing here was with the french foreign minister. someone who has taken a very hard line here saying iran needs to shut down one of their nuclear sites and provide more explanation as to what they're going to do with their nuclear materials before any type of concession is made. right from there he went straight in to meet with the russian foreign minister, a friend to iran, to try to strategyize. so far no substantive one on one negotiations between the u.s.

geneva, switzerland, november 4th, it's the eve of the results and the swiss are finally ready to present the exhumation report. it's been a long wait with a lot of delays, which we're told is owing to the complexity of the tests. mrs. arafat's attorney will meet the palestinian authority and the swiss tomorrow afternoon, but the palestinian authority has insisted that al jazeera be frozen out. we cannot film, or attend. >> thanks for coming out to geneva >> no problem >> professor dave barclay is also here. >> he's a leading forensic scientist, with decades of experience in the british crime investigation services. and he's followed the case closely since the beginning of our investigation. i use the opportunity to show him the russian report for his reaction to the 15 pages that reach an inconclusive conclusion. >> the choice of bone fragments that they've chosen to use is very odd and the levels they've got appear to be ten or twenty times less than you'd expect just from anybody else in the world, so i think the results are meaningless. >> november 5th, in geneva, the arafat family la

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interesting hearing you guys saying this, we saw secretary of state john kerry rush off to geneva, switzerlande thought well, is a deal imminent. and then we hear from benjamin netanyahu. we got to wonder, maybe he should have been rushing off to israel. >> he was just there. and i wouldn't trust john kerry as far as i could throw him, he wants to do this deal so badly. >> they're still talking. and you can continue the conversation with them, and i know you want to do that. online, fox news.com, mondays at 10:30 a.m. eastern with the political insiders. >>> for now, the uss new york sails into the new york hash were a special 9/11 tribute on board. we'll show you what makes this attack vessel unlike any other in our military's fleet. stay with us. >>> the uss new york is docked off manhattan to commemorate veterans day right now. and it will be opened for the public to tour tomorrow. it is so impressive to see this in person. and what makes this ship worth seeing is that it was built in part from several tons of steel salvaged from the rubble of the world trade center. >> reporter: you're loo

. >> in geneva, switzerland, john kerry shakes hands with the delegation of diplomats, including the iranian foreign minister. this deal marks an important step in what has been a cold history with iran. >> for, what, 34 years, iran and the united states have not been able to talk to each other. >> at the white house, president obama said this agreement marks a promised new path for curbing iran's nuclear ambition. >> since i took office, i've made clear my determination to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> in this six-month agreement, iran will limit its uranium enrichment to nonweapons-grade level. to do that, they will dismantle portions of their centrifuge networks and dilute any weapons grade fuel that they have. they will also open their facilities to increased inspection. in return, iran will see eased sanctions that allow up to $4.6 billion in oil sales and $1.5 billion in sales of other goods, and the international community will not impose any new sanctions for six months. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been the biggest critic of these negotiat

secretary of state john kerry is in geneva, switzerland, this morning. a deal on iran's nuclear program is reportedly close at hand. >>> a surfer was killed by a shark off the coast of australia. it happened this morning in the waters off the town of gracetown, which is on australia's western coast. the victim was found by someone walking on the beach. the beaches in that area have been closed. >>> the head of the federal communication commission is coming out against the idea of using cell phones on plane. on thursday, they announced that they would allow passengers to make calls in flight. that triggered a public uproar against the idea. now, the fccchairman, tom wheeler, says he, too, opposes it. >>> and there is a new world chess champion. norway's magnus carlson won the world chess championship on friday. carlson is a chess prodigy, becoming a grand master at 13 years of age. now, the youngest champion, tying darius kasparov. >>> and another meteor lighting up the skies in russia. the huge fireball captured on cameras on thursday. you remember a met

. >> live from america's news head quart ares, i am harris faulkner no deal in geneva, switzerland.er dignataries met for three days ago. and that wrapped up and then the new's conference. u.s. and other western nations offering to release iran's frozen assets in exchange for halting the uranium enrichment. and the group said it will reconvene on november 20th. a verdict in the latest sen saegzal murder trial. utah doctor martin mcneal convicted of killing his beauty queen wife. family members in tors. the daughters testified against their daughter who knocked out his daughter and let her drown in a bath tub. >> we are back with allen. his autobiograpy is called taking a stand. would social media made a difference in the o.j. simpson simpson. i think the jourors would have known how unpopular that verdict would be. it was won because the prosecution did a bad job and the police tried to frame a guilty man. the police believed that o.j. simpson did it and they tock one of his socks from the hamper and put it on a white rug, and took it and poured blood on it and the blood of o.j. sim

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secretary of state john kerry is in geneva, switzerland, this morning and will be meeting with diplomats from the european union and iran. benjamin netanyahu is outraged calling it, quote, a bad deal. >>> and tributes across the country for the tsa officer killed at los angeles international airport last week. a moment of silence was held as l.a.x. and other airports across the country, in memory of hernandez. >>> and the fbi is looking for help tracking down three bank robbers. the suspects were caught on camera holding up a philadelphia bank. tai hernandez has more on this. >> reporter: this morning, police are on a manhunt to catch these three masked robbers, caught in this dramatic surveillance footage, robbing a philadelphia-area bank in the middle of the day. you see the trio storm the bank. and order the horrified people inside to the ground. look at this frightened person inch around a wall to hide in a cubicle. one of the men stood guard at the door. while another stood over the customers and workers. a third guy jumped on the counter and demands cash from the tellers. the suspe

but no deal was reached in geneva, switzerland yesterday. iranian leaders insist they are not looking to produce nuclear weapons. instead, iran says it needs nuclear reactors for electricity in medical applications. >> we are closer now as we leave geneva than we were widow came and that with good work and good faith over the course of the next weeks, we can, in fact, secure our goal. >> the talks in geneva include the u.s., members of the european union, and i ran. the next round of talks is scheduled for november 20th. >> eastern span of the bay bridge is soon to become a part of bay area history. for those who lost their life on the bridge, they are not being forgotten. a california highway patrol extended a special invitation to the families who lost loved ones on the bridge. yesterday 12 families joined to say their final goodbyes to those people. it was an opportunity to grieve and possibly have some closure. >> i felt like i could hug scott, i could hug the spot where his spirit left this world and where he took his last breath. it bro

speculation, secretary of state john kerry, cutting short a tour of the middle east today to head to geneva, switzerland, he joined the foreign minister of iran and it's expected in return for a deal, the united states would ease some sanctions against iran, something president obama talked about during that exclusive interview with chuck todd. >> the negotiations taking place not about easing sanctions, the negotiations taking place are about how iran begins to meet its international obligations and provides assurances not just to us but entire world. if it turned out during the course of the six months trying to resolve these big issues that they are backing out of the door and not willing to go forward and finish the job of giving us assurances involving a nuclear weapon. we can crank that dial back up. >> the iranian capital from tehran, joins us now from geneva. what can you tell us? >> there's been a flurry of activity here today as secretary kerry arrived here. it was unexpected as you said but the makings of a deal going on here, they wouldn't have come here and also joined by ministers from six

we have a reporter in geneva, switzerland. candy crowley is in washington. we're going to go live to them in a moment. first, iran and the world powers now have six months to hash out a more comprehensive agreement. >> yeah this is phase one, so to speak. both sides got some of what they wanted, at least for the time being. there is still difficult details that need to be ironed out here. john kerry says the geneva deal is a starting point and he issued a challenge to tehran. >> folks, it is not hard to prove peaceful intent if that's what you want to do. we are anxious to try to make certain that this deal ultimately will do exactly that. prove it. >> secretary of state john kerry speaking there. now he insist that's iran will not be allowed to produce a nuclear weapon. >> cnn chief national correspondent jim sciutto joins us live from general e geneva. who wins from this deal? >> i think there is enough in this deal that both sides can claim victory of new unprecedented restrictions on iran's nuclear program and some sanctions, relief and exchange for that