are the parties closer to describe iran five years hence, ten years hence that they can agree on? >> reporter: that's the challenge. we bought time with this interim agreement to halt the process of the uranium treatment. iran still has to deal with u.n. security council issues that are pending, but six months from now can we say that the p 5 plus 1 can assure that it will be peaceful and they can can have ac mandarin h access tl energy. >> will the next run of months give us an idea of whether the inspection regime works? whether iran really will open what it has to the gaze of the world? >> reporter: that's a very important question, ray. what we have here are unprecedented inspections. access to the production facilities of centerfuges, uranium mines and mills, and heavy water reactor that we've been concerned about, that will verify that iran is keeping its commitments under the first-step agreement and give us greater insight into the uranium program. >> two key parties is u.s. close alley israel, and leaders in the congress who have shown intense concerns in this issue. >> r

didn't end up a new angle iron will and hence private investment. in addition to conventional official development assistance in the day though sam says he wants to build a strategic relationship i'd thought of developing tots the european commission president and use them oh well bob rose has expressed his willingness to build the moment i'm in the ongoing process between the us and japan old concluding that an economic partnership agreement. roses and to the nhk yet the eu headquarters in brussels on friday ahead of his visit to japan. negotiators from the eu and japan the shuttle to meet in tokyo next tuesday speaking about those talks on a two day deal. rosa said he wants to go to find future prospects and deal the moment i'm in the negotiations. this because the partnership agreement and feature the cream and gold. our relationship with the new higher level of moves that as you can corporation. i think that this is more important than ever now and i hope this summit. you'll get this dynamism to our relationship eu has been seeking a review of j

hence the altitude sickness i'm feeling. not good.n early breakfast, which i'm hoping will make me feel better. paloquemao market has been in existence in one way or another since the 1940s. this place is huge. >> you want some juice? >> yeah. what do you have? >> i love the orange juice with a carrot. >> probably the healthiest thing i've had in a while. >> good for the high altitude. >> yeah. >> this is better? >> i'm feeling better every hour. >> first hour is killing me. >> but you have a better face. >> i didn't think i was going to make it out of the airport. >> most of the mornings, early in the mornings, 5:00 to 6:00 in the morning, i climb the mountain. >> why? >> fresh air. >> okay. >> you have to come with me. >> hell no! ain't happening. >> you want to taste some arepa? arepa is made with corn. [ speaking foreign language ] it's fantastic, i love it. >> tucked away in a back corner of the fish market is a place that serves breakfast to the market's workers and shoppers. we're talking beef short ribs simmered in an oily bro

your point, but for those who will hear that at first hence and say, what does have against goals?> they only work if you have a system. if your goal is to lose 10 pounds, you're going to fail until you get there. if you get there are you done? better thing would be to make it a lifetime study. if you are thinking about things in terms of a system, it just works out. my system for success was from my college days i knew i would try a lot of things. work. them wouldn't i tried a number of things like writing video games. my system is if it doesn't work make sure you are smarter at the end. -- look at me is the perfect example. i'm an average artist at best. i never took a writing class but i can put a sentence together. i'm not the funniest guy. i have three eggs. -- three things. individually the skills are just ok. >> be on skills you talk about experiences. do, the things you can more things you can do. you talk about golf and about how that has aided and abetted you in many ways. >> it's also about knowledge. the more you know, the more you can know. i make sure i am learning so

hence, half-life is more meaningful in that sense than going for the life of the whole thing. you may have one that-- let's suppose you-- [makes sounds] --and there's one left and 20 years later-- [makes sounds] does it make sense to say the lifetime of that material is 20 years? no. take half of that-- [makes sounds] --that time, you got enough-- large numbers in there that your half-life, that your value can have more meaning. it can be more close to what is there. transmutation is the word given to atoms when they change from one form to another. the alchemist of all used to believe that you could transmute the atoms. you could start maybe with lead and go to gold or you could start with mercury and turn it silver and things like that. and it turns out they could never do that, and the reason they could never do that was because they were using chemical means. gang, when we talk about this nuclear stuff, we're talking way down beneath, way down beneath where the electrons are. way down in the nucleus itself. and in that nucleus, the reactions there have nothing to do with w

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they've probably been traveling for a very long time, hence the baby being tired. >> what if they wanted the continental breakfast? >> apparently they had been outside feasting on wild mangos. and here is a closeup of the elephant baby out like a light! >> and the adults just guard the baby. >> and the baby does wake up, ready to move on its way. >> i'm going to call this video caught between a rock wall and another rock wall. somebody had the very difficult, unnerving task of driving a $250,000 ferrari up this pass. >> no other way to get the car where it needs to go. you already bought a $250,000 car, can't get a helicopter to helicopter it up? >> a very wide car to begin with. >> i do find this really dumb. because you're going to ruin the paint job at least. >> this is awful. this is a nail biter. >> i know, isn't it? >> i would just say no, sorry, can't come over for dinner. >> and not a single scratch. a lot of commentators saying that's a roasted clutch under there and that's going to be expensive to fix. >> have fun doing some donuts in the parking lot up there. if it was my car,

miley moved out of her parents' house and in with her boyfriend, liam hence worth to focus on a pop albumh montana" image. >> she got a new label and new management. she felt like she needed a change because not that they were going to hold her back but just that they might be sort of scared of the way she was going to go. >> and miley was going to go for big risk. with her first single "we can't stop" she released a video full of sex, drugs, and in her words -- >> that was the first glimpse into the post "hannah montana" miley cyrus, and we saw a woman with white shaved hair rolling around in a bed, playing with plush toys. >> derrick blasberg interviewed her for harper's baz ar. >> she knew it was a make or break with the record label. she was like give me a chance to do my vision, and it goes belly up, i'll do whatever you want. she risked it all and it worked, breaking records, going viral, and reaching over 10 million views within 24 hours of its release. now miley could do exactly what she wanted to and what she wanted was a memorable performance at the mtv video music awards where

mann i don't think is known for playing humble characters hence it comes as a surprise to find here passionate with the large jewels you can see her here wearing on her little finger her 25 carrot buggery ring. when i had the opportunity to ask ca son when his mother began to collect bullyingy he said when mommy made money. the great region pictured here with her dynamics this jeweler download as a at the are a. now she told me at the beginning of her career she managed to buy an expensive coat. she was so excited but what she considered an externally x haven't purchase she doesn't sleep all that night now, when she bought this a few years ago sniping of the price she slept all night long and have long been surprised by her reaction >> she told me among the host of beauties and celebrities one can't not mention lisa taylor who had more bully pieces later. it would be impossible for me to show you all the defying vascular but to give you a taste is sophie lauren in paris with a gentleman wearing a very important rubin i didn't and a diamond necklace and claudia wearing a 66 carrot pear-shaped d

hence, workday is giving you an astounding 160 gain, frankly the run is not over. in fact, if you polled people in silicon valley about the new tech companies with the most disruptive technology, they will tell you workday, yesterday we caught up with the co-founder, chairman and co-ceo of workday at dream force, an impressive man. take a look. neil, when i think about cloud computing, after i think about mark benioff, i think about workday, because you probably harnessed it better than anyone, people in the east or younger people, they don't know what computer management is, they say workday is overvalued, human capital management. >> you know, it's a function that every company on the planet needs. it's the way you manage your employees, the way you track them, pay them, reward them. all of that is done through the human capital management system. everybody talks about talent. talent is manifested as a management complex in the software world. >> people soft, bought by oracle, they were what i thought was human capital management. what is better about this versio

set the speculometer to three years hence. >> what does the new jersey race say about chris christie's prospects in 2016. >> mccall-- mcauliffe came out on top, what it means for 2016. >> what the results say about the tea party. >> if virginia is in play, ohio is in play. >> this was a great night forth democrat. >> to the a great night for the tea party. >> should conservatives be nervous. >> if virginia is in play, florida is in play wants what does it mean for ted cruz's campaign wants what could it mean for the hillry run. >> the defeat and what that means for rubio. >> 2013 turns into 2014, we begin to think of 2016. >> jon: to infinite and beyond! you know what, the best [bleep] news joins me, best news team for more on last night's election. with us tonight we have got sir aasif mandvi, jason jones esquire and dr. al madrigal. once again the media spends months and months speculating on what is going to happen in this election, what might happen in this election. then on the eve of the election they spend 10 minutes reporting on what actually happened and jump right back into w

and hence because of these people who were unemployed even though there are job openings in america, yet we have more than 10 million unemployed because there is a mismatch. >> a lot of the degrees we create in this country are for human advertise. they are for things that don't generate a lot of income on an ongoing basis. history teachers, english professors, those kind of people make good pay, but they don't get enough to push you over the edge. >> as an economist how do you fix the problem? >> it's actually a global problem. the whole world wants to export to growth, somebody has to buy this stuff, so we're getting disinflationary pressures. the reality is we really need to have significant changes in the way we deal with things from a tax perspective and from an income perspective and the type of incentives the government provides for education and jobs in this country, and that's not even being talked about. >> and it is not going to be because we tend to focus on simpling issues? >> correct. >> what is your short-term outlook for these numbers? >> the reality is we're stuck he

and they've been trofling for a long time, hence the baby being tired. >> what if they wanted the breakfast. >> and they had been outside feasting on mangos. and they're out like a light. and he's not even moving. and the adult elephants don't do anything. they guard him. >> and he does wake up. done with the nap, ready to move on its way. >> these two dudes are getting into the game. especially the one on the left. >> he just gets explosive. >> oh, no. >> the outburst blowing up the web. >>> and get ready for the buzzword. your chance to win a flats screen tv is next. >> closed captioning provided by -- how do i spell heartburn relief? r-o-l-a-i-d-s. [ male announcer ] rolaids starts working instantly, neutralizing 44% more acid than tums. rolaids. that's how you spell relief. >> if you're gamers like these two guys, that intensity can become very real. they're having a good time as they're playing fifa world cup soccer. and the guy closest to the camera with the beard is really, really getting into this game. and then he just gets explosive. >> hey. >> oh, no. [ laughter ] >> what? they'r

when i first came there were little hence that i might when i went to seminars but i never got those hints. >> host: do you miss teaching at all? >> guest: yes and no. teaching as it is today, no. teaching as it was when i started out in 1962 in a little college in new jersey, i really loved it. when i taught my last class at the end of the week i was looking forward to the next class the following monday. over the years the academic world change drastically and now when i got the offer from the hoover institution which involved the teaching at all i said this is it. there are many people out there who may well have wanted to teach that the conditions of teaching in the universities became such that it was just not worth it. >> host: which one of those conditions has changed? >> guest: i think the attitude of the students, the faculty and the administration. it doesn't leave much else. [laughter] the students really began to think that they showed up her class that obey was a constitutional right. students would come to me at the end of the class and they would say i'm a graduating s

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hence, i don't think that they are performing their role. i think it wasn't their role to begin with. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced >> things changed in this next viral video. being a subway conductor has monotonous moments. part of the job rirpz conductors to point at a black and white strip at the center of each station platform to confirm the train has stopped at the bright spot. some stood underneath those strips holding up a sign and getting a laugh out of the conductorses, one of those little things that has racked up 1.2 million hits online so far. the new york subway sign experiment is our web video of the week. we will see you next time at the list "the listening post." >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their needs are not being met by american tv news today. >> entire media culture is driven by something that's very very fast... >> there has been a lack of fact based, in depth, serious journalism, and we fill that void... >> there is a huge opportunity for al jazeera america to change the way people lo

hence the low turnout. >> do you think it's something bavarians might come to regret? >> i think it could be. munich is set to grow by 200,000 people in the next 15 years or so. that will require new infrastructure. you are not going to build it with a not in my backyard sort of mentality. this could have been a great spur to innovators. i think also the 2022 will be the 50th anniversary of the 1972 summer games in munich, which were completely overshadowed by the massacre of israeli athletes . this would have been a fitting way to commemorate those deaths, i think. >> quickly who will be the favorite now do you think? >> i think it will be oslo could be the favorite. the next two games are in far-flung places, south korea. i think they'll be looking for a safe pair of hands with a track record. >> great talking to you, titus. as always. that's all we have time for. back with more news in 3/4 of an hour. thanks for watching. >> a munich church this week ruled that the president will stand trying for tax evasion despite turning himself in to authorities. he is accused o

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president obama's westward trip in full swing on monday the democratic controlled senate pass add kpree hence inch bill earlier this year. it would provide a pathway to citizenship. the president supports the bill, but one heckler focused on deportations in recent years. >> you have the power to stop -- >> and that's why we're here. okay. >> stop deportations! >> if, in fact, i could solve all these problems without passing laws in congress, then i would do so. but we're also a nation of laws. that's part of our tradition. >> the president's trip included major political fund-raising for house and senate candidates, and magic johnson and his wife hosted one of the events, as well as diane keaton and samuel jackson. heinz saban and his wife hosted another. at one event, one ticket cost as much as $32,000. the president raised money along with harry reid and house minority leader. >>> a puppy in dallas, has a lot to be thankful for this week. the yellow lab spent more than a week stuck in a drain behind an elementary cool. teachers tried to rescue the pup for a few days, and a crew arrived and

his baby's son and mother is the person that has taken his son, taking his son yesterday afternoon, hence the reason why you are going to see a lot of this when you are driving into work this morning. these are the lit-up signs on the bay area freeway notifying drivers there is an amber alert. they are going to ask you to be on the lookout for a brown, 2004, gmc envoy with a large american eagle in the window. this is not the actual vehicle. it is a vehicle that looks like it. license plate number, 6hil892. police believe the father is using this suv to take the babe bay away from the mother. the father is mesut guler. the son is anywhere from two weeks to a month old. he took his baby boy during an argument with the baby's mom at their apartment angelen avenue. the mom and police are worried, because he not only told her he was taking his son out of state but because in the past, he has threatened to harm himself and the baby. the police didn't receive the 911 call until after 10:30, even though the abduction took place at 4:00, 4:15 yesterday  afternoon. if you are wondering why you h

hence the talks of the presidential palace but so far, the president and his government are standing firm. >> it's been very clear that the solidarity tax will have to be applied to football, the same way as it has been to all companies while salaries are higher than one million euros. >> it's estimated the tax could cost the clubs 44 million euros, around $60 million around the two years it's expected to be in place. if neither side backs down, france will see its first professional football strike in more than 40 years. desert. in the a teenage girl tells us of the migrant convoy which broke down in the sahara desert leaving more than 90 dead. there are doubts a sinner peace conference will make -- syrian peace conference will take place the opposition is still not ready to take part. thigh lan has taken the first steps towards a political amnesty. it could pave the way for the former prime minister to return to ex exile. -- exhale. he was charged with abuse of power. critics fear the amnesty will let him return to thailand without serving a two-yearail sentence. we are in bangkok.

hence the euro should start to collapse against the u.s. dollar in the next six months or so. > >larry, always a pleasure to have you on the show. thank you. > >thank you. today, the fed will release minutes from it's october meeting. it's expected that more details of the fed's decision to continue it's 85- billion-dollar-a-month bond buying program.as our cover story shows you, there was a lot of forshadowing yesterday from several fed sources. tuesday evening, fed chairman ben bernanke, who's term ends in january, spoke in washington saying the fed will likely hold rates near zero well after the economy reaches the 6.5% unemployment rate and timing of moving away from using its balance sheet to stimulate the economy remans an open question. earlier, bernanke's expected successoor, fed chair nominee janet yellen stressed the need to keep interest rates low. in a letter to massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. yellen wrote that unemployment reaching 6 and a half percent was not a trigger and that "monetary policy is likely to remain high