so they deleted the tweet, then repoeted adding an if to hashtag iran deal. and the white house confirmed if necessary they would extend the midnight deadline a fourth time. >> typically some of the more -- some of the most difficult issues are the ones that get kicked to the end end. >> reporter: the final hang-up was real. whether to lift a u.n. arms embargo on iran and if so when. despite u.s. concerns that it would further inflame the region. >> the iranians are arming the houthi rebels in yemen. they're arming the assad government in syria. they're arming hezbollah in lebanon. and they're arming hamas in gaza. they are a real problem. >> reporter: any change in that arms embargo is going to set off a fire storm in congress, in both parties in fact which is why even a deal agreed to tonight will require a major selling job back home for john kerry and importantly for the president. lester? >> andrea mitchell thank you. >>> greece may be saved by a deal that could stop the crisis that has made atms run dry in that country. other european leaders have agree

iran's investigator insists he did not cave in. do not forget to include the all-important hashtag. what happened in the u.s. overnight, a lot of red across the asia pacific. david: extending the losses we saw on wall street overnight. up,chinese markets opened shanghai, don't pay attention to that. that goes all sorts of directions. i will talk about this later. led by japan and hong kong, down to 1%. crossar losses are taiwan. have a look at this height chart. sector movingry down. if you do have to pick one, health care down. i.t. if you move to the other side of the spectrum, less damage for consumer staples and goods. down, about 0.5%. what else do we have? australian inflation. very quickly, let me mention this as well. more in at you moment. have a look. apple in the middle. what this shows you, these are the biggest suppliers of apple. we have sorted them according to as far asle they are percentage of revenue. those stocks in the red, on the way down. some are listed in the u.s.. 15% of their revenue comes from servicing apple. you go through the list, a number of companies. depending on how this is

threaten an iranian which became a hashtag with people showing persian kittens on their hind legs and things. yes. all of that drama happened because i think both iran and the p-5 plus one realized this was their one shot. this was their shot to get the best possible terms they could. they weren't going to be able to reopen and renegotiate it and push as hard as they possibly could now. gwen: david, when you finally got the agreement, what surprised you? what were the surprise areas of agreement as opposed to the disagreements we heard so much about leading up to it? >> well, the surprise areas of agreement had been somewhat telegraphed at the previous session. and was on switzerland. where they got to most of the nuclear restrictions. but the big surprise, i think, that indira and i both saw when we were in vienna was that in the end game, some issues came up that really had nothing to do with iran's nuclear program. so let me give you an example. one of the nuclear-related sanctions imposed in 2006 during the bush administration was a conventional arms trade ban on iran. they couldn't buy arms. they couldn't sell them. and then a ballistic missile

ideas for our junior reporters, just use our hashtag fox 29 weekend. 0bóñóñ@ú this week on fox news sunday, world powers raise against the clock for an iranear deal, but the us warnings time is running out. now a new deadline as the us and iran attempt to set aside their differences, but will congress try to accepting a bad deal. plus we sit down with two candidates making a run for the white house. former virginia senator jim web the latest con tender in the democratic race, all this week on fox news sunday. i'm going to have the results of our instant pole dave warren asked you, we were saying where would you rather spend your weekend. overwhelming picked beach. 18 percent said mountains and 9 percent said the pool. so earlier we did promise dave warren if we get to 1550 on twitter, follow him on twitter, but first we have a couple comments coming in. what is jeff saying. >> he is going back to the comment, everyone hates a winner. he is showing a little serena love and support. this is coming in from scott. he's saying i think enough is enough. it's time to stop allowing cars for the safety of our children. > if we're at 1510, i had sa

iran's investigator insists he did not cave in. do not forget to include the all-important hashtag. what happened in the u.s.ight, a lot of red across the asia pacific. david: extending the losses we saw on wall street overnight. the chinese markets opened up, shanghai, don't pay attention to that. that goes all sorts of directions. i will talk about this later. led by japan and hong kong, down to 1%. similar losses are cross taiw

iran injuring the freight. -- entering the fray. we are told that the nikkei has been tracing the newspaper for years. do not forget the hashtag.t we have, 48 point two and expectations were for 48.7. contraction that is gaining pace. >> the deeper contraction looking at the number. you look at what is happening across markets and it is shaping up to be a rare day where there is a lot of telling momentum. -- selling momentum. that is playing out as far as equity markets are concerned. i will give you the effect on the currency markets.