differences and we could not reach agreement with one of the latest reports by the international atomic energy agency says that iran does not provide the necessary cooperation with the agency does that give any grounds to suspect that iran is actually having a nuclear weapons program in the come. three we are not saying that iran has nuclear weapons or iran. decided to develop nuclear weapons but we have pieces of information that indicate that iran was involved in. the development of nuclear explosive devices was it absolutely certain that iran had a nuclear weapons program or a nuclear explosive devices program back in the days and is there any indication that things happening right now basically it's a yes or no question do you believe that iran is still involved in nuclear weapons program. that iran has a case too. we don't have yet the answer mr i have one quote from you here we have credible information that iran continued its activities beyond two thousand and three where is this information coming from various sources of this information from open source. information. of information coming fr

steady amana talking about these activities were the one of the latest reports by the international atomic energy agency says that iran does not provide the necessary cooperation with the agency does that give any grounds to suspect that iran is actually having a nuclear weapons program in the country we are not saying that iran has nuclear weapons or iran. decided to develop nuclear weapons but we have pieces of information that indicate that iran was involved in these relevant to the development of nuclear explosive devices we do not draw a conclusion this is a very important part we do not know and draw a conclusion but we put the questions we tell them friends and they have to clarify the issues why do you think the iran would want international monitors on the ground essentially they have the right to refuse access to their nuclear facilities but why do you think iran doesn't want to give full access to the international monitors i cannot. provide there and so on behalf of iran but my view is that corporation with. a year fully should be the interest of iran. they say that all the activities are pe

. >>> officials at the international atomic energy agency say iranian scientists have installed hundreds of advanced centrifuges at a nuclear facility. the devices will allow iran's leaders to enrich more uranium. the official said the natanz complex in central iran now has more than 600 centrifuges. most of them were installed over the last three months. they added that iran has over 300 kilograms of medium-enriched urani uranium. half is being stored in the form of fuel rods which are difficult to convert to weapons-grade material. diplomats from iaea member states say iran's leaders are eliminating stockpiles that can be used to make weapons, but they say they're concerned by the buildup in enrichment capacity. iaea officials have held ten rounds of talks with iran's leaders in the past year. they're trying to persuade the iranians to abandon their nuclear program. >>> representatives of western and arab nations are promising further support for opposition fighters in syria. the friends of syria group met for talks in jordan's capital, ahman. delegates from the u.s., britain, egypt an

differences and we could not reach agreement with one of the latest reports by the international atomic energy agency says that iran does not provide the necessary cooperation with the agency does that give any grounds to suspect that iran is actually having a nuclear weapons program in the country we are not saying that iran has nuclear weapons or iran. decided to develop nuclear weapons but we have pieces of information that indicate that iran was involved in the peace relevant to the development of nuclear explosive devices mr mann i have one quote from you here we have credible information that iran continued its activities beyond two thousand and three where is this information coming from from various. sources we have this information from open source we have. information and we have some of information coming in from some ten countries so we have various information and we do not depend on one piece of information i had this question asked several times on twitter when i said that i will be in syria new today. do you think that such a passage in the language between the west and iran happening

the international atomic energy agency says there is evidence that iran is paving over the crucial militaryspectors suspect they may have con ducked explosive tests. the report comes after iran's top nuclear negotiator was approved to run for the presidency. expert kenneth catsman says the supreme leader has worked with him closely to plan iraq's nuclear strategy. >>> the three women held captive by ariel castro for a decade, we are told the women are doing well. according to a statement released by their attorneys, it says they are happy and safe and continue to heal. and the statement went ton say that they're overwhelmed by the amount of public support they received including $650,000 for a fund created for them. castro has been formally charged with kidnapping and rape in the case and there could be more charges to come. >>> and there are new developments in the case we've been following "outfront" of american shane todd. he was found dead by hanging in his singapore apartment. shane's mother mary todd says they are pulling out into the inquiry and leaving singapore as soon as possible.

has initially classified the incident as a level one out of a seven on an international scale, saying japan atomic energy agency didn't handle the material appropriately. as a point of reference, the accidents in fukushima and cher noble are ranged 7. they need to improve safety measures. >> the fact that there was no protocol and there was no preventive equipment for preventing the radioactive materials to be released outside of this facility and that people were not prepared for public relations, for disseminating the fact that the accident happened and this should have done in a different way. especially after the fukushima daiichi accident. >> reporter: after the fukushima accident, the nuclear industry in japan faced criticism for its poor crisis management and delayed information sharing. this latest incident suggests that the work to change what some consider a culture of complacency is far from over. nhk world, tokyo. >>> some of japan's biggest athletes are celebrating wins or lamenting losses. the sumo tournament came to a close on sunday. here's our play by play commentator with the full recap. >> re

today as has been mentioned the international atomic energy agency in its quarterly report said iran has installed almost 700 advanced ir-2-m centrifuges at nitanz, an increase of more than 500 centrifuges since february of this year. these are centrifuges that can more efficiently and more quickly enrich uranium. the iaea's report also again expressed concern about the possible military dimensions of iran's nuclear program. we cannot allow iran to buy more time by talking, even as the centrifuges keep spinning. there is no doubt, and there has never been a doubt, certainly not in my mind, that a nuclear-armed iran is not an option for the united states national security. and that's why i have been fully dedicating to doing everything we can to stop iran from ever crossing that threshold. it's why i introduced along with senator graham this resolution that makes clear that a nuclear iran is not an option and that the united states has israel's back. and it's why i've come to this floor time after time as an author of some of the toughest sanctions that one country has ever levied a

agency for being slow to report an accident. spokespersons for the government affiliated japan atomic energy association waited more than a day to report that four workers had suffered internal exposure. the accident happened on thursday morning. the researchers were firing a beam over gold to generate elementary particles. the device malfunctioned and the output of the beam rose 400 fold. the high temperatures vaporized the gold generating radiation. agency spokespersons say the worker the suffered internal exposure. they believe there's no risk to their health. workers have sealed off the building. they say no radioactive substances have leaked from the compound. and that radiation levels at monitoring posts have not changed. however, officials with ibaraki prefecture say their data show that radiation elevated slightly on friday. they reported the accident on friday evening, about a day and a half after it happened. they're asking for the reason behind the delay. ibaraki officials also want answers. >> translator: the report of the accident came too late. we will inspect the facilities as soon as possible. >> spokespersons for the japan atomic energy agency have apologize