president hasan rouhani is expected to address the u-n general assembly today. he says he hopes the platform will give him an opportunity to change the world's opinion of his country. the west suspects iran is pursuing nuclear weapons. iran claims its nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes. in an effort to ease tension, iran's new government has agreed to new talks with six world powers - including the united states. the last round of negotiations, held in april, ended without tangible results. catherine ashton / european union high representative "i have worked i think very hard to try and find a way in which we can address this issue of great concern and that i will take every opportunity to try and do that, and i hope this will be one." and while there has been some forward progress on resuming talks with world leaders, some officials say more must be done. william hague / uk foreign minister: "the time is now right for those statements to be matched by concrete steps by iran to address the international community's concerns about iran's intentions. and

until nidal hasan walked in and gunned him down. >> nidal hasan is a coward and repep ent murderer. >he will be transferred to the military death row. he'll join the five other condemned soldiers there until his automatic appeals process plays out. hasan didn't request that. it's simply a formality. the nearly $300,000 he's earned whe in confinement could wind up one day going to the family members through civil proceedings that are likely to follow now this conviction and now that this sentence has been handed down. >> casey, thank you. >>> so george zimmern's wife pleading guilty to a misdemeanor perjur perjury. she told the judge they had little funds when they reportedly received $100,000 fm internet donors. she'll have to serve 100 hours of community and one year probation. >>> let's get to the a team. judith miller, saana jackson. >>> let's talk about syria first, because we just heard from the president about an hour or so ago, saying that he's not authorized a strike in syria as of yet, but if we do engage syria it won't be a long-term conflict and it will serve as a quote, sh

. >>> nidal hasan who went on the shooting rampage at ft. hood and was convicted had his beard forcibly shaved off. hasan would be subject to army grooming regulations, and he was shaved yesterday. court records show hasan has been growing his beard in the years after the 2009 shooting, a shooting that left 13 people dead and 30 wounded. hasan said he grew the beard because his muslim faith required it, and it was not meant as a show of disrespect. >>> the army prift convicted of leaking thousands of classified documents to wikileaks is asking for a presidential pardon. an attorney for chelsea manning fired paperwork yesterday. in the petition manning writes the decision i made in 2010 were made out of a concern for my country and the world that we live in. chelsea manning, formally known as bradley manning, is set to serve a 35-year prison in kansas. >>> we're getting new details at a water main break in montgomery county. scott, what are you hearing >> we apologize. we're obviously having audio difficulty with scott's mike there. some yogu

and plus, a setback for the victims of convicted fort hood shotter nadal hasan. they found his estate funds were all gone. and a group discover dredged from the bottom of the lake and giving new life to a mist row. >> he would bring it up how it bothered him. there was nothing. no leads no nothing. he said it was like they just vanished into thin air. [ male announcer ] marie callender's knows you may not have time to roll out a perfectly flaky crust that's made from scratch. or mix vegetables with all white meat chicken and homemade gravy. but marie callender's does. just sit down and savor. marie callender's. it's time to savor. >> developing story in new jersey for you. investigators say that the mass board walk fire in new jersey was an accident. the fire that destroyed 50 businesses in sea side park and heights was caused by faulty wiring that was damaged in super storm sandy last year. the fire sparked under a building where the equipment was inaccessible sips the storm and now the investigation is over and businesses can start to rebuild once again. new re

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hasan is now on death row. will not disclose the charity. >>> this would be the largest property seizure in all of u.s. history, a judge ruling the feds can seize this 36-story office building, a -- on new york city's fifth avenue. a judge determined the owners did this. they collected rent and then they funneled all of that money to iran. the money from that property seizure would go to the families of victims of terror attacks that were assisted by that country. this includes the victims of 9/11. >>> the guy accused of trying to ex--- extort $250 million from paula deen has been sentenced to time behind bars. he claimed to reveal damaging information about deen. >>> the ballroom battle begins once again. ♪ ♪ >> you can see her, valerie harper kicking off the season of dancing with the stars. she is battling brain cancer. check out jersey shore's star snooki. look at her go. they were impressed with her kh* -- her cha-cha. then bill nye the science guy. they earned the lowest scores of the evening. i think we

it comes just before iran's president hasan rouhani and president obama are set to meet.nd after an unprecedented exchange of letters between the two, the stage is set for a meeting. >> for the first time in over a decade we are seeing iran's supreme leader leaning heavily on the conservative establishment to express forward move with u.s. dialogue. >> reporter: it is worth between $500 million and $700 million. the government said that would make it the largest terrorism-related seizure ever. but even that kind of money is unlikely to change the tone of improving relations. >> from the iranian government point of view their entire economy is on the line ever since hasan rouhani took over, the reserves are depleted. and the government wants to lift sanctions. >> reporter: the white house said while there are no former plans for a meeting it hasn't been ruled out, either. al jazeera, new york. >> and that will do it for this edition of al jazeera news. i'm stephanie sy. alabamali velshi is next with rl money and remember, we have news at the top of every hour. thanks for w

nidal hasan has been forced to get rid of the beard he has been growing since the arrest. >>> one of of the smallest guys to ever play in the nfl, but he has big game. we sit down with the tail back later in sports. >> welcome back i'm richelle carey. these are our top stories this hour. president obama's motorcade just arrived in stockholm. obama will attend a ceremony honoring world war ii hero, raul wallenberg. looking for international support there as key lawmakers have agreed to an action, armed forces in syria without the use of ground troops. ariel castro, the man who held three women captive in his home for nearly a decade has committed suicide at a state prison facility. the 53-year-old castro was found hanging in his cell tuesday night. >>> u.s. diplomatic posts including benghazi failed to correct them. >>> according to a latest poll, the pew research center surveyed 1,000 people and asked them if they supported the president' ps action, 48% said they were against it 23% said they don't know. the survey also asked if americans feared a long u.s. commitment should u.s. mou

. >>> iran's president hasan rouhani said his country will never build a nuclear weapon.e also told the u.s. tv network that he has full authority to negotiate a deal on iran's nuclear program. >> in his first interview since becoming the president of iran, hasan rouhani wasted no time making news. >> we have never pursued a nuclear bomb and we are not going to do so. >> reporter: what's more, the new leader made it clear the obama administration would not be getting mixed signals in future talks on iran's nuclear program. >> in his nuclear program this government enters with full power and has complete authority. i have given the nuclear negotiations portfolios to the foreign ministry. the problem won't be from our side. we have proficient political latitude to solve this problem. >> reporter: the u.s. has acaused iran of lying of its intentions and has caused round after round of sanctions. they say that those sanctions have starved the economy which rouhani is anxious to regenerate. >> there is an opportunity here for diplomacy. i hope that the iranians take advantage

hood where hasan had made his plans known to a board of army psychologists. it appears and bob mentioned this that he was being treated for mental illness. there was a documented history that the navy was aware of. the question becomes who dropped the ball and why? did they drop it because of political correctness like in the case of hasan. maybe that's too smtigmatizing for the military to talk about it. did he suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. the question becomes when you see signs of this and there were pervasive signs, clear signs, just a couple months ago, why did he not be declared unfit? why did he have that clearance? he was fired on a friday. why was he allowed back on the bases. with major nadal hasan, the only reason 13 people were mowed down and not more, a woman from an off-base station came on with her firearm and stopped him. same thing with virginia tech. they came from no-gun zone to campus to stop the shooter. there was nobody on that base that could have stopped him and this is my issue. we trust these guys and these gals with ar

wearing military garb which has to send chills to official washington, especially in the major nadal hasan situation. mike, is mike there? >> we do have our shot up. there was a naval commander that walked by, on site during the shooting, happened 8:00, going on more than five hours, he described a harrowing scene. it is eery and hauntingly familiar. pop pop pop everyone diving for cover. obviously reminiscent of other incidents in the past, you mentioned specifically fort hood. there are other incidents on the periphery of what's happening right here, just about three blocks, we are west of the navy yard, you can see the emergency response teams still behind me. one sergeant in the air force was here spoke to a group of media said he had spoken and exchanged text with his wife. obviously he is concerned because she remains inside the navy yard. an unfolding situation here. three hours since the initial reports that we heard from the chief of police, the metropolitan police and there are a number of police departments with jurisdiction here all coordinating with federal, state and local ju

lama hasan, abc news, london. >> back here in the united states, back in the news tonight, the nsa, a new watch dog report revealing that over the past decade, at least a dozen nsa employees have abused their powerful surveillance tools, tools designed for use against terrorists. turns out those people use them to spy on their husbands, wives, girlfriends, boyfriends. their private phone calls and emails. some of the violators were demoted, others resigned or retired before they could be disciplined. and tonight, for the first time, we learn how well a new safety feature on your car really works. it's a scary moment, when you slam on the breaks to avoid hitting the car in front. so how well do the cars that claim to help you stopper form? abc's david kerley on the test results. >> reporter: have you been in one of these? one out of every three crashes is a rear ender, which is why car makers are adding collision avoidance systems. >> all right. i'm going to play the distracted driver. >> reporter: tonight for the first time ratings for these systems. some just beep a warning. others h

>> lama hasan, thank you. >>> in syria this evening, u.n. inspectors are on the ground again. it is the second visit. it comes just after the u.n. security council voted unanimously on friday to rid syria of its chemical weapons program. >>> in the wake of that historic phone call between president obama and iran's new president, word of a gift from america. it's a 2,700-year-old drinking cup, seized by u.s. customs when an art dealer attempted to smuggle it in. rowhani went home with it. >>> and in california tonight, a heartfelt plea from a father, looking for help finding his son's killer. his son lost his life because of a rivalry between fans of the dodgers and the giants. and this isn't the first case. in california tonight, here's abc's aditi roy. >> today, i'm making a plea to the public, asking that anyone who may have witnessed the incident, to come forth. >> reporter: a father makes a plea for information in his son's death. it was supposed to be a family night at the ballpark. 24-year-old jonathan denver was stabbed to death near at&t stadium after police say his g

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again, alexis, hasan, manning, first question posed there. all of these names, these folks that on some level has been able to seemingly penetrate this clearance system to a certain extent, much of the investigation today will be focusing on the warning. this specific warning that rhode island police gave to the navy about hallucinations that aaron alexis was having just last month. these new details is is forcing the federal government to review its clearance process when people show signs of some sort of mental disease. my colleague rachel maddow went through an expansive timeline highlighting red flags military officials seemeded to have missed. >> this report about him having paranoid delusions, so motivating to him that he was calling police and staying up all night and moving three times in a night to three different hotel rooms. this happened apparently while he really was traveling for work to various us navy insulations as a contractor for the united states navy who had a security clearance and a background check. since july, aaron a

. >>> el presidente de irÁn, hasan regresÓ a su paÍs tras una intensa semana diplomÁtica en mayor.a histÓrica conversaciÓn telefonica con su colega barack obama. recibiÓ aplauso de cientos partidarios pero no todo fue color de rosas porque decenas de islamistas radicales gritaban muerte a estados unidos y erais Él uno de ellos lanzÓ un zapato contra el vehÍculo presidencial sin alcanzarlo. >>> la policÍa griega arrestÓ al lÍder portavoz del partido ultra derechista amanecer dorado. bajo cargos de fundar una agrupaciÓn criminal investigan al partido por un rapero antifascista a manos de un presunto seguidor de amanecer dorado. generÓ violentas protestas en atenas. esa agrupaciÓn es el tercer partido mÁs popular en grecia, segÚn los sondeos de opiniÓn. >>> los inspectores internacionales, podrÍan empezar su trabajo de campo en syria, tan pronto como la semana entrante. tras la adopciÓn de una medida del consejo de seguridad de la onu, sobre destrucciÓn de armas quÍmicas. la resoluciÓn aprobada por el consejo de seguridad fue bien res bid por el secretario general de la onu. van aquÍ

you add that to the political collect climate like major hasan where people are afraid to report thingskes a perfect storm for this incident to occ occur. >> the criminal behavior that we talked about repeatedly about this incidents and major hasan as well, it seems to us as civilians, as people who are experts, when we look at this kind of behavior. he says he's hearing voices, he's involved with gun incidents, shouldn't that be enough to take someone off the streets or keep him from getting into this ? >> all of these mass shootings that we've seen over recent years really confronts our society with if you have a troubled individual who by their behavior has indicated they're on a path to violence but they've broken no law, and they don't have--they're not displaying behaviors that would allow us to involume commit them, how do you handle that. in the 32 years i've worked on this issue, and secret service confronted this in 1981 in their own ways of dealing with menta mentally ill individuals, john hinckley in particular, and completely revamped the way that they looked into this, of

>> lama hasan along the thames tonight. lama, thank you. >>> and in syria this evening, u.n. inspectors are on the ground again. it is the second visit by the team assigned to visit seven sites where chemical weapons attacks are believed to have taken place. their visit comes just after the u.n. security council voted unanimously on friday to rid syria of its chemical weapons program. >>> and in the wake of that historic phone call between president obama and iran's new president, hassan rowhani, word of a gift from america. it's a 2,700-year-old silver drinking cup, from iran's ancient past. it was seized by u.s. customs when an art dealer attempted to smuggle it in. rowhani went home with the gift, still, there were protesters waiting to greet him, not happy at his overtures to the u.s. while he was here. >>> and in california tonight, a heartfelt plea from a father, looking for help finding his son's killer. incredibly, his son lost his life because of a rivalry between fans of the dodgers and the giants. and this isn't the first case. in california tonight, here's abc's a

comes a week after hasan ranhan are said to are visit the u.n. other signs of a tha thaw, the e is settle for a meeting. >> for the first time i would say in over a decade we are seeing the iran supreme leader lean being heffary on the conservative establishment, for u.s. dialogue. >> 6:55 fifth avenue is worth between five and seven million, even that kind of money is unlikely to change the tony of improves relations. >> from rain yawn point of view, we are finding out that the foreign reserves are depleted, that the oil income is very much vanished so the government wants to explicit the sanctions. >> the bhows says while there are no formal plans for a meeting it hasn't been ruled out either. paul bieben, al jazeera new york. >>> in just one day, superstrong show of support for boston after the april twin marathon bombings that killed three and injured hundreds more. ftc >> mike eaves joins us in sports. sad news in boxing. >> former boxing champion ken norton has died, his manager says congestive heart failure is the cause. norton gained prom

there's a possible meeting later today with the newly elected president hasan rouhani. >> i do believe that if we can resolve the issue of iran's nuclear program, that work is a major step in a long way toward a diplomatic relationship. >> if they need, it would be the first meeting since the iran hostage crisis in 1979. some question about whether there could be results, despite the iranians wanting it -- a path toward easing of relations. they're waiting to see how things play out with syria, and issue also high on president obama's agenda. demanding consequences if syria does not hollow through it handing over chemical weapons. >> if we cannot agree even on this, then we will show that the united nations is him -- inca pable of enforcing even the most basic of international loss. >> he has a meeting scheduled with the palestinian president later this afternoon. we have some breaking news now, the death toll has been after anto 39 earthquake in pakistan. nearly two dozen houses have collapsed. rescue teams right now working in that area. >> we are also following breaking news of the

he's got nidal hasan, khalid chic mohammed and@eric bolling? >> oh god! oh god don't do it, eric, you've got some of to live for. nothing's coming to me now but one imagines. but folks, folks-- people, the people are clapping for you, eric, like tinker bell, like tinker bell with a gun in her mouth. but folks, bolling really got me, i want to say thinking. the country could save so much more money if like eric bolling we are willing to put a price tag on human life so i say forget prisons let's talk about the suicidal element in the room. social security. at $815 billion dollars a year, pepaw it's time to smear the stairs with some of that pudding and just slip againly into that good night. and if any of you freeloaders out there need some inspiration, just turn on the five. because every time i watch eric bolling, i want to kill myself. (applause) (cheers and applause) nation, it's election season here in the big apple. we're choosing a new mayor to replace michael bloomberg who-- (laughter) who sadly was lost in the couch cushons at gracey mansion. prim

hasan rahani is clearly making a play for this year's star of the u.n. general assembly. >> so has iran miscalculated with the united states? >> it's remarkable. how many years are you covering the middle east, teheran and iran's interests are converging. i don't think that teheran has miscalculated the relationship it needs to have with israel. quite likely here at the u.n. in new york they're going to make the noises that suggest look washington we're going oback off israel. there will be no malicious words, but we may persuade, nothing happened about it because it was too soon after the iraq war. but iran has made that offer before and so that's the kind of thing that i think they might be doing. of course what do they get out of it? those sanction he are crippling the economy. they think they'll get a better deal under a democratic administration, rather than a republican one in 2016. and the u.s. gets some of the issues solved a little bit. >> this is a big meeting for the united nations next week but especially in iran. give us some perspective are

hasan. this was a man on a mission. he came there with a carefully thought-out plan. he did not expect to survive just as hasan did not expect to survive and he was there to kill as many people as he could as quickly as he could. >> we are going to talk to you further in this program as we get more details about the washington navy yard. tom morris and barry spodak our experts here. we'll learn more about the fort hood shooting and what lessons were learned about that situation that might apply today. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko the most important money stories of the day might affect yourries savings, your job, or your retirement. whether it's bailouts or bond rates, this stuff gets complicated. but don't worry, i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. >> welcome back. investigators are still now trying to sort out the exact details of today's deadly shooting at the d.c. navy yard. 13 people were killed including the gunman, several more were injured. here's a quic

how would @hasan rouhani's page look? his skills you list weapons of mass destruction, ballistics and military justice. on one level it is a little funny. i'll be honest with you, it feels a little immature. do you think this is an appropriate way to deal with or presented with what you're presenting to me as a life or death situation? >> we have to keep in mind that for us, this is very much a life and death situation. and that a lot of people out there who are expressing optimism when rouhani stops denying that iran denies the holocaust. and that for us is anything but a joke. that's deadly serious. >> thank you very much. always a pleasure talking to you, sir. >> to you, too. >>> still to come, will you go and he disturbing new footage from the navy yard shooting that we just have tonight. releasing video showing aaron alexis walking through the halls with a sawed off shotgun looking for victim. >>> plus a high school teacher got 31 days for raping a student. he is set to be released. >>> and the u.s. post office is in

obama telling his secretary of state john kerry to work with iran's government and this new leader hasan rouhani, specifically on iran's nuclear program. another big headline, a message for israelis and palestinians. the president saying all parties must be willing to take risks in order to achieve middle east peace. we have correspondents all throughout the world for you covering every angle of this, including our foreign affairs reporter at the u.n. in new york, cnn international's jim clancy for us in jerusalem, and reza in tehran. elise, i want to begin with you. the last time a u.s. president met with a leader of iran, it was 35 years ago. jimmy carter. if it happens at all, here's my question. what's the chance this handshake everyone is talking about and waiting for, what's the chance this thing could happen behind closed doors? if it doesn't happen on camera, did it really happen? >> it doesn't happen. if it doesn't happen on camera, it doesn't really happen, brooke. i think that everyone is obviously placing a lot of importance on this handshake between the two men, but you've a

president obama announced just a few hours ago that he's spoken on the phone with iran's new president, hasan rue han ee. he believes a nuclear deal can be reached. welcome to "hannity," i am monica crowley in for sean. president obama made a brief appearance in the white house briefing room and made this announcement. >> just now i spoke on the phone with the president of the islamic republic of iran. the two of us discussed our on-going efforts to reach an agreement over iran's nuclear program. i reiterated to president rue han ee what i said in new york, while there will surely be important obstacles to moving forward and success is by no means guaranteed, i believe we can reach a comprehensive solution. >> while the commander in chief is open to negotiating with the rogued and terrorist regime in tehran, he is not open to doing so with republican lawmakers. here is what he said today about the looming government shutdown. >> if republicans have specific ideas on how to genuinely improve the law, rather than gut it, rather than delay it, rather than repeal it, i'm happy to work with them o

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abc's lama hasan has more. >> reporter: it glimmers. it shines.e the construction work is complete, it will be a dazzling, 525-foot, 37-story skyscraper. but make no mistake this has become a menace to anyone who dares to walk by. even melting this jaguar parked across the street. owner martin lindsay says he was shocked. >> someone was taking a photograph of my car. i thought it was strange i walked up to it. i said, what are you doing? they said, have you seen what's happened to your car? she said i think it has how to do with the reflection of the building. >> reporter: the building's developers have since apologized and have agreed to pay for the damage. this is the towering building known as the walkie-talkie that has some people up in arms, heated. complaining that its reflection is well, too hot to handle. >> it is very hot. it is very bright. it is almost like some one is holding a big giant magnifying glass. it is surreal. >> reporter: it's distinctive concave surface, and windows are casting beams of sunlig sunlight, blinding anyone in i

is there -- you did extensive studies after the hasan incident.out, what is it -- what changes were not made then that should have been made? are there gaps? and when you look at security cleaner clearances, should we lower the bar to include more personal information or take note of greater personal information in order to protect safety? where is that line? >> well, first, obviously something went wrong. that's a point of the directives that i have made in the reviews that it will go forward. as i said in my comments, we will review everything. and from that review, the intensity of that review, the depth and the width of that review, we would hope that we will find some answers to how we do it better, how can we do it better. the fact is, starting with the tragedy of what happened monday -- and you mentioned other tragedies -- we don't live if a risk-free society, and every day all the millions of d.o.d. employees, whether they're uniform or civilian, that come to work help this country, contribute to the security and safety of this country, th

hasan. this was a man on a mission. he came there with a carefully thought-out plan. he did not expect to survive just as hasan did not expect to survive and he was there to kill as many people as he could as quickly as he could. >> we are going to talk to you further in this program as we get more details about the washington navy yard. tom morris and barry spodak our experts here. we'll learn more about the fort hood shooting and what lessons were learned about that situation that might apply today. >> just to be able to defend the title for once will be awesome, and i've done so well here the past few times i've played, getting to the semis or finals. it's been really, really exciting. i'm happy that i've been able to consistently do well here. >> australian cricket captain michael clarke led his team to victory against england, scoring his first tonne. england were bowled out for 227 in pursuit of australia score of 315/7. >> and now take a look at this young man who has more than a few expectations to live up to. this is argen tendulkar son of sachi, in his fathe

hasan. this was a man on a mission. he came there with a carefully thought-out plan. he did not expect to survive just as hasan did not expect to survive and he was there to kill as many people as he could as quickly as he could. >> we are going to talk to you further in this program as we get more details about the washington navy yard. tom morris and barry spodak our experts here. we'll learn more about the fort hood shooting and what lessons were learned about that situation that might apply today. there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. >> just to be able to defend the title for once will be awesome, and i've done so well here the past few times i've played, getting to the semis or finals. it's been really, really exciti

is on board with this new strategy, this charm offensive, if you will, led by iran's new president hasan rouhani. as far as the people go here, the reactions from the iranians are hopeful, optimistic. some downright excited that for the first time in three decades there could be better relations between the u.s. and iran. we haven't met a sing isle person that doesn't want better relations to happen. of course, if better relations happen, that could be an opportunity to ease sanctions here that have inflicted a lot of economic suffering to iranian people. as far as the government goes, they're in a wait mode. you get the sense this is a chess match. they're waiting for the u.s. and person powers to respond. as part of that chess match, many were anticipating a possible handshake between president rouhani and president obama at a u.n. luncheon. it didn't happen. here's president rouhani's explanation why it didn't happen when he talked to our christiane amanpour. >> translator: there were some talks about it, in fact. to perhaps arrange for a meeting between president obama and myself. so

a little press conference in passing, revealed he spoke directly to iranian president hasan rouhani on the phone. it is the first time an american president has directly communicated with the reerl of iran since 1979. it is a major shift in momentum. on monday, the obama administration had suggested there might be a face to face meeting and they very explicitly left the door open, to quote, everybody gauge with iran on a variety of levels. then there was the snub seen round the world when nothing happened at the u.n. general assembly. you see the word snub, snub. president rouhani blamed the nonmeeting on a lack of time. >> i spoke on the phone with president rouhani, the president of iran. while there will surely be obstacles moving forward and success is by no means guaranteed, i believe we can reach a comprehensive solution. >> national security adviser susan rice then came back into the public eye, giving the details of the call. >> can you give as you sense of how this phone call happened? who called whom? >> i think asle people know, we had indicated earlier in the week an openne

. >> iranian president new iranian president hasan rouhani just before his visit to the united nationspossible he may have a brief meeting with president obama. brit, good idea, bad idea for the two of them? >> people under estimate even now the prestige associated with sitting down with the president of the united states. particularly after all these years and all this history with iran going back to 1979. and, you know, these sanctions are hurting. and iran's life as an outcast nation has been very unpleasant for the people there clearly that's what rouhani's mission is to try to get some softening of the sentiment in the west to get the sanctions lifted. and if president obama were to grant him based upon all the atmosphere ricks and no substances that have come from him so far would be a mistake. a visit with the president of the united states is is a meaningful thing and should not be given lightly. >> is there a danger a.b., that if they meet then the president might get played in the same way the clinton administration got played by north korea back in the 1990s? >> right. that

. >>> a surprising online president from hasan rouhani september a tweet saying this photo and sayings the sun is about to set i wish all jews an especially iranian views a blessed rosh hashanah. >> a couple of reports show slow but steady improvement in the economy. in the jobs market. the labor department said weekly job else claims fell, and private companies added 176,000 workers in august. most of those jobs came in the service sector. the economists say the numbers are encouraging but the job recovery still has a long way to go. >>> walmart workers are protesting across the u.s. demanding higher salaries and better jobs. they're calling on walmart to undo the firings of 20 employees who took part in a previous strike. the company has not responded. here is a look at the numbers. walmart ceo took only over $23 million last year compared to the retail giant's median worker pay of $22,500, below poverty level for a family of four. that's a ratio of 1034:1. let's go to john who is reporting live from new york. >> the protests here at valley stream in new york is getting under way at