victor blackwell joins us from hammond, louisiana. crashed during very foggy conditions. it was night training mission. what else have you learned? >> reporter: well the cause of that crash has not yet been determined. we have been told by representatives here at louisiana army national guard, the base here in hamenednin hammond louisiana, there were weather issues but they've not determined that the weather actually caused the crash. we are awaiting as you said a news conference from the major general, the head of the 11,000 louisiana national guard giving update only on the four member the pilots and the crew of the two uh-60 black hawks. one that landed safely as we know. the other that went down. we have heard that several of the members of the other chopper that landed safely they soon will be questioned screened to find out if

andrew hammond. hammond nicknamed the ham burglar. well, not actually the ham burglar. issues. look at this. embree ends up with both sticks somehow. jake voracek. his first even strength goal since december 21st. time running out in the 3rd. milan brings it off the post. no goals in ot. so we go to a shoot-out. cherry hill native bobby ryan cruising in and beats emory. flyers get a point but lose 2-1. hammond has allowed two or fewer goals in first 11 starts of his nhl career. >>> check out carey price, who photo bombed this selfie. two fans are trying to take behind the glass in uniondale, new york last night. montreal leads the east with 93 point. so they can afford to have little bit of fun. >>> the phillies are red hot in spring training games lately. they have won six of seven going into this afternoon's meeting with the red sox. howard starting to find his swing again that is certainly a good sign for ryne sandberg's bunch. another day at the beach down in florida. talk about weather envy. chase utley, the base knock to right. 7-4. 2 for 3 with the ribbie. ryan h

that, too, is available on google books if you search james henry hammond.s a book of his speeches on google books. you cannot get in full text anywhere else except the congressional record. it's in full text in that speech. the response to that, abraham lincoln gives a very powerful speech at the agricultural pairfair. in that he says that is not what america stands for. he does not actually articulate this in his speech but he will in other places -- he's a mud sill. he grew up in indiana in a home that literally only had three walls. it was open on the fourth side. they did not have time to put up that wall. that is where they put the fire because they did not have the time to make the fourth wall. he grew up working in fields. he did not get an education. it true that he was in fact somebody who should be directed by people like james henry hammond who had a very nasty way with his slaves, male and female, as well as his -- and who was willing to stand on the floor of congress and say, i did not actually read this bill. i do not know what was in it. that

never mind talk of docs, i am looking at alex hammond -- talk of ducks i am looking at alex hammond's poodle. >> thank you mr. speaker. on friday, in partnership with local businesses, i will be launching a new campaign calling for millions in investments, new jobs for the bristol region, and provide access to the motorway. will the prime minister look closely at the campaign. ? pm cameron: let me pay tribute to my right honorable friend. it is very hard work. he is absolutely right that we do need to see better transit schemes in bristol and i know the transport secretary would be happy to look at the campaign. as a great historian, and indeed someone who is written about richard the third, we shouldn't let this day pass without noting that of course richard the third will be buried tomorrow. [shouting] >> the head of the fbi, james komi, spoke about some of the challenges in combating the mastic terrorism. that is next. then the president of afghanistan addresses a joint meeting of congress. then president obama marks the fifth anniversary of the health care law. >> on the next wash

their only way into the downing street is on alex hammond's coattails. it is an alliance between people who want to bankrupt britain and people who want to break a up britain and the british people will never have it. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on the 25 of march, the inquiry which has been looking at the issue of contaminated blood in scotland will finally report likely with implications for the united kingdom. it is highly unlikely there will be a full response because of the timescale. with my right honorable friend who has taken a personal interest over 100 members of the house, given assurance the matter will not slip from his agenda or the government's agenda and as soon as possible in the new parliament there will be an intent at closing down this tragedy in our country. prime minister cameron: let me pay tribute to the right honorable gentleman who has led on this issue, but i suspect every constituency in the house have constituents who had hepatitis c or hiv because of contaminated blood coming to their surgeries and tell their moving stories.

what the russians are doing and the less said the better because they are a bit weird and phillip hammondaying they are threats and i think it's worth bearing in mind that right now there are warnings of enormous cuts to british military spending 30,000 more military staff may lose jobs. it's the budget next week the annual government spending plan that might lead to uk military spending going below the nato threshold of 2% of gdp and if it happens it would not look good for uk and in elections in two month's time and a foreign secretary, used to be defense secretary making a stump for more funding from the government for his departments and using the threats of russia and i.s.i.l. to justify that. no doubt he means it but i think there is internal policy at play here as well. >> thanks lawrence, in london. we touched on this briefly but let's elaborate more and we confirmed the start of military exercises in the south of the country, the exercises were launched in the region and reportedly involve artillery and multiple launch rocket systems and fred weer is in moscow and coming back to

mark: ed hammond call this a this calls this a complex deal.en they take out a company, they take it out and cut costs and at that and ipo it back into the market. this is a reverse ipo. this is not hammond a one and one. this is advanced mergers. -- m and a 101. kraft has $10 billion in debt. heinz will refinance its high-yield debt. on top of that, it is calling back the preferred share that it pays to warren buffett with a 9% annual dividend. mark: the deal is supposed to close in the second half of the year. >> it took about 100 and 13 days -- 113 days for berkshire and 3g to complete the heinz deal. that required approval from chinese regulators. they are the wildcard. this deal would need the chinese approval as well as european and american approval as well. perhaps longer than winter to 13 days -- longer than 113 days. mark: get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and bloomberg.com. "street smart" is next. ♪ >> 60 minutes left. stocks are dropping today. dragging equities down for a third day. plus we have a s

as far as i can see, alex hammond has taken the entire labour party hostage.and today we got the ransom note. it says, higher borrowing, uncontrolled inflation unfettered welfare, higher taxes, and weaker defense. that is what is being demanded in the british people have only one way of saying no to this appalling hostage situation and that is to vote conservative in may. >> can i ask the prime minister about the continually dire condition at london bridge station. is he aware that the abysmal service and the chaotic scenes that a company network rail's latest stage of development? can i ask him to personally take responsibility for resolving this and to bring forward and early, straightforward compensation scheme for the many tens of thousands of commuters who have had their lives so seriously disrupted? pm cameron: anyone who has seen the pictures of what happens some mornings at london bridge station knows that the pressures are events. we need to know that the department of transport are working to bring about the best possible solutions. what i can say is

. >> so the russians say they say in response to what phillip hammond has said, look, we aren't taking part in this that's one means of checking that is now gone. >> that's one of the most possible unfortunate reprecautions that mr. happen monday has said. we don't see ad goo reason to use this kind of language, this close to a general election for political point scoring when what is needed is more and better diplomacy. >> perhaps given the untruths put it that way that we have seen there with the russians and the events in ukraine. he has good reason to believe that they are a threat and this is perhaps the only way of getting after it? >> this is where diplomacy comes into it's own. so we can't sit back and say we are working with perfectly clean hans. perhaps you are and the people that speak with the same voices of you. >> that's what people get accused of whenever they call for diplomacy. so what evidence do you have that phillip hammond is doing this simply as you say for political purposes to make it look like they care about their defense? less than two minutes before he goes

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in fact, just confirmed from the british foreign secretary, phillip hammond, he has acknowledged he's in nairobi at the moment and acknowledged that one british national was killed in the museum incident. a british woman and her family has been informed. >>> heavy night in southern yemen has closed international in the port city of adan. several were killed there. yemen has been in political limbo since the president and the government resigned in january. well mohammad is the bbc arabic editor. he gave me the latest. >> the army units that are allied to the president, are joined by militias who support him, have managed to repel this attack on the airport in adan in south yemen, by this special forces police unit that is allied to the former president, who is allied to the houthi rebels who now control the capital. >> so, you, just in that last sense, have given a sense to have the complexity of what we're having to deal with. is there any sense that one side or the other is getting the upper hand at the moment or is the government sort of clinging on? >> well the houthi rebels who c

say they are closer than ever and hammond is with eu foreign ministers here in brussels and in lozanhe hotel behind me the iran foreign minister will be leaving here later on and going to brussels to meet the european ministers and the separate is going on and doing line by line plan for this deal. they are also negotiating the political directors of the p 5 plus 1, a grouping of the international community and iran meeting and a lot of meetings going on reaching an important moment in this very long saga. >> reporter: what are the brace tacks james of what needs to be desolved and what are the main sticking points and what solutions are they likely to come up with? >> well there are a lot of sticking points and not being told exactly of what they are discussing at any one time and we do know who is around the table and gives you a clue it's not just the u.s. secretary of state, the energy secretary is here showing there are a lot of technical details. also the man for the u.s. who is in the u.s. mission to the u.n. in new york in charge of all the u.s. sanctions policy at the u.n. h

secretary phillip hammonds. >> it is in everybody's best interests that a deal does get done, but it has to put the bomb beyond iran's reach there can't be any compromise. if we're going to do this in the next couple of hours iran has got to take a deep breath and ensure that those red lines can be met. i'm very much hopeful we'll have success over the next coming hours. >> future revenue and development on its nuclear technology by iran, beyond the ten year deal that's proposed by the united states and also the lifting of sanctions particularly u.n. security council sanctions. the german foreign minister frank walter steinmeier says the negotiations will be difficult but he believes that those negotiations can be sur plownted. surmounted. >> we need flexibility in negotiations from iran. there has not been enough of that so far and it must be negotiated. we're doing unthat very seriously. i must say i have the impression that iran is also negotiating with the will to reaching a conclusion. >> there are little time for difficult negotiations. the weather is cold and wet but iranian j

phillip hammond said it was time to move on from the debate before it was issued.mer head of g.c.h.q. said the same thing. we should have a list of supporters. they've been running a guerilla campaign against british intelligence. harming their own security. it's about time they stopped that. perhaps they don't watch the bbc in moscow. two days later, there he was, skyping into the future fest conference. no matter what they tell them how the media reports the story, it's time to call a spade a spade. we can't let the governments redefine and weasel out of it by saying this is bulk collection. all of my communications are secretly intercepted. they are being sold but we have to say it's happening. we can't wish it away or say it's something that it's not. >>> on the download our viewers on the coverage of the surveillance story in great britain. >> a majority of people have concerns about the over reach of surveillance accountability. and the issue. the ifc report does nothing to allay people's fears. that they have carte blanche, and that they are weak and ineffec

hammond took a walk. >> it is not unusual for brinksmanship to continue. i think the negotiators understand very clearly that they are running out of time and this process is no longer sustainable. >> reporter: talks are continuing on the main problem areas, the future of iran's nuclear research and development and the lifting of international sanctions but time ahead of that deadline is fast running out. james bays. al jazeera lausanne. >> nigerians are waiting result of the weekend's election. the apology polling passed rather uneventfully. in a moment we'll be live in the nigerian capital with the latest on the vote count but first here's a report from haru mutasa. >> reporter: grace worries about the next few days. she works at a market in the commercial capital lagos. now that voting in nigeria's presidential and parliament elections is over she hopes for one thing: >> i want peace i don't want fight. i want to initially have peace and no fighting and to stay at our seller market. that's what i want. >> people in lagos appear to be getting on with the

secretary phillip hammond took walk probably discussing the talks. >> there is no undoubted lir the negotiators understand very clearly they are running out of time and this is no longer sustainable. >> we know the sticking points ali, the research and development of nuclear facilities this iran and also the lifting of international sanctions and in particular those u.n. county security council sanctions. time is running out. remember the deadline is midnight here in lausanne on tuesday, that's 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >> less than 24 hours, thank you, james bays in lausanne, switzerland. most of the nuclear deal in iran would focus on the number of centrifuges iran is allowed to keep. the estimate is 20,000 sentry centrifuges, 10,000 are operational. the deal would probably bring that number down to 6,000. other issues include the kind of access that inspectors would get to sensitive nuclear sites and allowing enough time for world to react should iran break any agreement and decide to develop a bomb. >>> professor hushang ameradi is an iranian scholar that's spent nearly 40 years in the united

foreign secretary phillip hammond took a walk presumably discussing the remaining sticking points. >> in negotiations of such complexity and such high stakes it is not unnatural for brinksmanship to go on until the last minute until the 11th hour because each party is hoping the other will budge at the last minute. but i think the negotiators understand very clearly they are running out of time and this process is no longer sustainable. >> talks are continuing on the main areas the future of iran's research and development and the lifting of international sanctions but the time behind that deadline is fast running out. james bays, al jazeera lausanne. >> still ahead acknowledge rally for their rite to try unapproved drugs. >> and old hands generating new energy in the philippines the grandmothers bringing solar power to remote villages. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office.

. >> national guard unit from hammond louisiana. >> a reminder to us that those who serve put themselves at risk both in training and in combat. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families as the search and rescue continues. >> the white house has promised a thorough investigation into the cause of the crash and also passed along president obama's condolence he to the families. >> the president reassured the commanders of the deem appreciation of the many characterization this our men sacrifices that the men and tbhoms uraniumwomen in uniform make. >> the search continues. >> thank you john. >>> shia militias entered the city of tikrit, a key point along a major supply route. meanwhile in the city of ramadi, i.s.i.l. remains on the attack, targeting a dozen car bombs. i.s.i.l. has also released a disturbing new video i.t. shows the apparent murder of an israeli at the hands of a child. his family denies the accusation the video shows a fighter speaking in french and a boy who seems to be around 12 years old shooting musalam in the head. >>> several tom obama officials we

british foreign minister philip hammond. >> if we are going to get this done over the next few hours iran needs to take a deep breath and make tough decisions. >> reporter: but in the way of the deal are two major sticking points. iran wants the sanctions that have cut them off from global markets lifted immediately, but the u.s. worries that iran will then purchase parts that couldpo be used to build a weapon, and iran is demanding that they be allowed to further enrich uranium in the final years of a deal, but the u.s. is pushing back. even if these hurdles are cleared by the tuesday deadline the administration still needs to convince congress not to torpedo the deal by rolling out more sanctions. north carolina republican, richard burr. >> i don't know if now is the time to push back from the table from the table and ask ourselves, is it really time to trust the people that we are negotiating with, the iranians. >> reporter: u.s. officials say it is now or never, and in a nod to the nearby said closing the deal is like summating a mountain peak, the last few feet are the toughest.

british foreign secretary philip hammond said that he's hopeful that world powers can strike the right deal. >>> german prosecutors say they found a doctor's note excuseing a pilot from work on the day that he flew a plane into the mountain. that brings suspicions that he was hiding an illness when he crashed the plane killing 150. >> a president pays his respects. [ bells ringing. >> as more information emerge about the co-pilot of the crashed plane the head of state joined hundreds of people at this church. the small town is mourning 16 pupils and two teachers killed in the french alps as they return from a school trip to spain. >> i came out of the church amidst people who lost the most precious thing to them. a child a loved one. i said among the crowd and heard the sobbing of people mourning loss, and i wanted to mourn with them. >> in germany many are struggling to understand why the pilot flew the plane into the mountainside on purpose. german media found that he was suffering depression in 2009 for which he pursued treatment. and then they found information that shed new light

four soldiers from an army national guard unit in hammond, louisiana. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them as the search-and- rescue continues. >> reporter: the pentagon is holding the names of the victims to notify family members. craig boswell, cbs 2 news washington. >> officials say they are focusing the search for remains on the santa rosa sound which is a narrow waterway separating santa rosa island from florida's mainland. searchers found debris at elgin air force base at about 2:00 wednesday morning. this debris washed up on the north and south sides of santa rosa sound which connects mainland northern florida and a barrier island. president obama is calling for a thorough probe into the crash and expressed his condolences to the families. >>> fbi agents and police raided several vietnamese cafes and restaurants last night seizing up to 100 illegal video gambling machines. authorities have been going after those machines for years. and as kpix 5's kiet do tells us the raids were one of the largest operations ever against illegal gambling in san jose. >> reporter: our camer

the air crew was from an army national guard crew in hammond, louisiana. the pentagon is contacting relatives of the victims. >>> footage of two choppers colliding, trying to figure out what could have gone wrong. 10 people were killed in the crash that happened monday, all part of a french reality show. wow, that's quite an accident. two of the victims were olympic medalists competing in that show. one of the pilots was a veteran of the argentine air force with extensive flying experience. >>> it appears iraqi forces are on the verge of running militants out of the city of tikrit. soldiers have been spotted entering the town today. iranian military advisors have been helping guide iraqi forces. the u.s. says its allied coalition has not been involved in the tikrit offensive. >>> topper's forecast up next. in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's he

foreign secretary philip hammond took a walk to discuss the remaining sticking points. >> in negotiations of complexity and high stakes it's not unnatural for brinksmanship to go on. each party is hoping that the other will bunch. i think the negotiators understand very clearly that they are running out of time and the process is no longer sustainable. >> talks are continuing on the main problem areas, the future of iran's nuclear research and development, and the lifting of international sanctions. but time ahead of that deadline is fast running out >>> vote counting has stopped for the night in nigeria, in a closely contested presidential electionment earlier results showed the incumbent president goodluck jonathan is slightly behind muhammadu buhari. voting took place in 36 states. votes have been counted in 18 states. 10 states have gone to muhammadu buhari, eight voted for goodluck jonathan. even though muhammadu buhari leads overall, the number of votes alone - that does not settle the election. . >> well the results from 18 states in this presidential election are yet to be announc

it got her thinking to other wheelchair bound residents such as angela hammonds. >> i just wish people were a bit more considerate of those of us that have to use wheelchairs. >> reporter: melissa is grateful for the good samaritans but she doesn't want to be left wondering about the next snowstorm. >> i would like to see the district's dpw make a plan to bring people over with shovel or to at least call and say do you need help dicking out? bring people with shovel. bring ice -- shovels. bring ice melt. >> reporter: she does want to devise a for these type of situations. she was able to -- devise a plan for these type of situations. she was able to get so far and then couldn't get over the ice pack and then she got to the street which is a slushy, icy mess. dpw says they have nowhere to put the snow. they either box in folks in the garage or their driveway. so that's not an option and they also apologize to melissa saying they're sorry for not calling her back all those times she has been trying to contact them. >>> right now police interrogating 48-year-old james william diggs of bla

lame duck, that is trying to get into downing street on the back of alex hammond's coattails. they know, they now know they can not win the election on their own. so they are preparing to answer the ransom note of higher taxes more borrowing, weaker defense breaking up our unions, that is what we got to stop. never mind talk of ducks. i'm looking at alex sammon's poodle. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. on friday, together with local businesses and local enterprise partnership i will be launching a new campaign gateway to growth calling for link road to the ring roads that will help deliver millions of in investments new jobs to the bristol area and provide the area with the access to the motor way it needs. as part of long-term economic plan will the prime minister look for the case? the. >> first of all let me pay tribute to my honourable friend and his very hard work for people in kingswood and bristol more generally. he is absolutely right we do need to see better transit schemes in bristol. i know the transport sector will be happy to look at campaign in the case he

the four soldiers from an army national guard unit in hammond, louisiana. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families as the search and rescue continues. >> reporter: the pentagon is holding the names of the victims in order to notify family members. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> now officials say they're focusing their search on the santa rosa sound, a narrow waterway separating santa rosa island from florida's mainland. >>> the associated press has filed a suit against the state department. the news organization wants to access the e-mails and government documents from hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. the targeted materials include e-mails about the osama bin laden raid, the national security agency surveillance practices, the ap says repeated requests under the u.s. freedom of information act have gone unfulfilled. >>> police are now accusing a laurel man with causing that big tanker truck accident yesterday . /-95. 23-year-old christopher rhodes is charged with reckless driving and making an unsafe lane change among other things. about 700

the helicopter battalion based in hammond, louisiana, had never lost a soldier until now. in iraq it flew saddam hussein after capture in 2006. and after hurricane katrina helped rescue thousands, plucking many off rooftops. and witnesses say the dense fog that we're seeing now is not nearly as bad as it was at the time of the crash. meantime, officials have not yet suggested why that crash occurred. lester? >> mark potter covering that story tonight. thank you. >>> now to a development that protesters have been calling for practically ever since a police officer shot michael brown dead in ferguson, missouri. the city and the police chief, thomas jackson, have agreed to what they're calling a mutual separation. that means the chief is stepping down effective next week. nbc's ron allen with this report. >> reporter: ferguson police chief tom jackson has faced withering criticism since the death of michael brown last august. his decision to withhold officer wilson's name while releasing video of brown in a robbery, fueled calls for resignation. the justice department investi

the helicopter and the air crew are assigned to the army national guard unit out of hammond, louisiana. debris was found a short time ago but no word on cause. it was dark and foggy at the time. all right. let's switch gears right now on a day when we're talking about 60 degree weather here in new york city a reminder of the lingering effects of winter. check this out. ice chunks some as big as small cars are washing ashore on the beach in cape cod. fishermen said the nearby harbor has been frozen for the last six weeks. that's crazy. >> ash couple of weeks ago we showed the slushy waves on cape cod. this is off the charts. i would love to go out there and take a look at that. there's some issues today. it will end up acbeautiful day. we have fog problems from dallas, cincinnati cleveland, pittsburgh, d.c. new york all the way up to boston. some of the worst of it is in southern new england where we had that dense snow pack. right now a third of a mile of visibility in hartford. pittsburgh a tenth of a mile. with the dense fog early the airports will start off slow. new york and d.c. a

marines were from a camp leash sean in north carolina, the pilots from the national guard stationed in hammond louisiana. >>> a reminder to us that those who serve put themselves at risk in training and in combat. >> reporter: there was a second helicopter also taking part in that training mission. it landed pack at the base safely. in the newsroom alyssa harrington abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> police linked at least one homicide to an illegal gam bring operation in the south bay. it was connected to a december shooting that left a man dead. the fbi, state and local agencies raided 11 vietnamese bars and cafes in san jose last night, confiscating about 100 gambling machines. dozens of people were detained for questioning. >>> in the east bay albany police are investigating their first murder in more than a decade. police say 37-year-old woman was found dead in her apartment monday lying in a pool of blood with a bullet casing nearby. neighbors heard a gunshot sunday night, did not report it because they didn't realize what it was at the time. paul was in her final year of school at ucf school

foreign secretary hammond took a walk presumably to discuss the sticking points. >> in negotiations of high complexity and high stakes it's not unnatural for brinksmanship to go on until the 11th hour. each is hoping the other will budge. the negotiators understand very clearly that they are running out of type. the process is no longer sustainable. >> reporter: talks are continuing on the main problem areas, the future of iran's nuclear research and development and the lifting of international sanctions. time ahead of that deadline is running out >>> even if a preliminary deal is reached before the deadline it may be dead on arrival before it gets to congress. mike viqueira is in washington with more. >> the president said time and time again that any lifting of the sanctions on iran if there is a deal will be gradual. that will be a main selling point. if there's a deal when it comes back to congress. when it comes to congress make no mistake, republicans are lying in wake whether the president is successful coming to terms with iran and p5 partners or if there's a failure. if a deal

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it got her thinking about other wheelchairbound residents such as angela hammonds. >> i just wish that people were a bit more considerate of those of us that have to use wheelchairs. >> reporter: melissa is grateful for the good samaritans, but she doesn't want to be left wondering about the next snowstorm. >> i would like to see the district's dpw make a plan to bring people over with shovels or at least call and say do you need help digging out? bring people with shovels. bring ice melt. >> reporter: the alleyway is partially clear, but once you get to this location this causes a problem for melissa's wheelchair. it's slushy and icy, a bad mess here. dpw says they do not clear alleys because they end up blocking someone's dry or garage. they also a -- driveway or garage. they also apologize for not calling melissa back. >>> thousands of travelers from coast to coast are getting nowhere fast. >> now that the winter storm to know about the travel troubles it left behind. >> reporter: yesterday's cancellations here didn't just bump one teen from 3 different flights, they may have put a

foreign secretary philip hammond took a walk presumably discussing the remaining sticking points. >> in negotiations of such complexity and high stakes it's not nrl for brinksmanship to go on until the last minute. it is hoped they'll budge at the last minute. i think the negotiators understand clearly that they are running out of time and the process is no longer sustainable. >> talks continue on the main problem areas, the future of iran's nuclear research and development, and the lifting of international sanctions, but time ahead of the deadline is fast running out >>> the talks in lausanne follow a decade of tense negotiations about iran's nuclear programme. look at the time line. in 2003, the international atomic energy agency calls on iran to suspend iranian enrichment and suspend activity talks with iran france and germany led to the 2004 agreement under which iran suspended enrichment. the talks were broken off after iran began to produce iranian hexafluoride. they were referred to the u.n. security council. relations worsened iran announced in 2006 it enriched uranium for th

still with me is ed hammond and bill's made. he joins us from the phone from phoenix.t is going to be the biggest? bill: that's a good question. maybe i would be skipping every deal if i could predict. this is a huge deal whether you look at it from value terms or how exciting it is. early in the year, you would say this would be the biggest. we saw enormous deals. obviously, they were being eclipsed. we had the pfizer astra zeneca attempt, which would have been 16 billion or maybe more. is this going to be the biggest? i would say probably not, but in terms of how exciting it is and the impact it has on the food industry, it's one of the most important deals of the year. trish: what do you think? the theme was about biotech firms trying to team up. had you think the m&a will play out -- how the you think the m&a will play out? bill: valuation matters deeply. we are an owner of ebay, and the way the circumstances of laid out over the course of the last year with activists involved in the stock announcing they are going to split into two companies -- paypal and marketpl

the air crew was from an army national guard unit in hammond, louisiana. >> the crew had several thousand hours of operation flying a blackhawk. >> reporter: the pentagon is holding the names. vic -- the names of the victims to notify family. president obama says there will be a authorize very investigation into the crash. >>> the embattled police chief of ferguson, missouri has stepped down. chief thomas jackson submitted his letter of resignation today. it comes of course in the wake. justice department report that found the police force and city leaders had a racial bias targeting african-americans. the federal report was prompted by the police shooting of michael brown. it will be effective march 18. >>> it's like kool-aid with a kick. powdered alcohol gets the green light and it's already bringing bad buzz and talk of a ban. >> burglars ransacked a home but it's not what they stole. it's what's inside that >>> new video in a truck and trailer spills off the road and into the water there. this is i-5. it happened this afternoon about 3:00 just north of stockton. rescue crews did not f

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foreign secretary fill up hammond took a walk presumably discussing the remaining sticking points. >>tiations of such complexity and such high stakes it's not unnatural for brink man ship to go until the 11th hour, each party is hoping the other will budge at the last minute. i think the negotiators understand very clearly that they are running out of time and this process is no longer sustainable. >> reporter: hawks are continuing on the remaining problem areas, the lifting of international sanctions and developing. time ahead that have deadline is fast running out. james bays al jazerra lausanne. >>> vote counting will resume in about two hours in nigeria's closely-contested presidential election. early results show the incumbent president goodluck jonathan is lightly behind the former army man. voting took place in 36 states and in the capital abuja. votes have been counted in 18 states so far. off these, 10 states have gone to parry and eight to jonathan. the number of votes alone doesn't settle the election. more from the capital abuja. >> reporter: the results from 18 other stat

they're from a hammond, louisiana, national air force base. >>> some signs this morning that iraqi government forces are in control of large parts of saddam hussein's home city of tikrit. video showed thick smoke billowing in the distance and iraqi forces and shiite militia in the area. the footage also showed a vehicle-mounted rocket launcher you're seeing there firing towards a target. the battle is a key test for the iraqi forces as they struggle to win back terror strongholds from isis. >>> we turn now to boston, and the judge in the boston marathon bombing trial ended testimony early yesterday to go see the boat in which dzhokhar tsarnaev was caught days after the attack. the judge deciding whether or not to bring that boat to court and let the jurors see it. in court, meanwhile, prosecutors showed parts of a message tsarnaev wrote on the boat's wall. in part that message said, "we muslims are one body. you hurt one, you hurt us all." finally the message says, "now i don't like killing innocent people, it is forbidden in islam but due to -- now, that is where the message actually cuts of

that recent headline becky hammond, the first female full-time assistant coach in the nba. >> help womenreporter: and the players on board. >> i think it's great. because, all those guys are role models so it helps. >> reporter: what do you think? >> as the father of two daughters, i'm really happy about that. anything that promotes women and whether it's on the court, baseball field, or in academics, i think it's great. >> reporter: it takes us to that puzzle sandberg wrote about. a father and his son are in a car accident the father is killed. and the son is seriously injured. the son is taken to the hospital, where the surgeon says can i not operate, because this boy is my son. 40 to 75% don't get the puzzle. >> can't get it. >> reporter: in the puzzle that surgeon is the boy's mother. >> that's because when we see performance at worker leadership we expect it to be male. >> reporter: now, so nba and wnba faces pledging to help change that. >> we are not going to get to equality until men understand that it benefits them. it benefits them in their workplaces and their home. >> our tha