need to be seeking as a deal that would totally dismantle the nuclear weapon production machine in ir iran. in 2006, they had 164 centrifuges and the u.n. security counsel said they could not add even one. now they have 18,0500 centrifugs spinning, so they keep continuing. what we need is to dismantle them, otherwise, in one future day, they'll turn it on and they'll take off to have a nuclear weapon. so i want to be clear, we don't want to pause the production. we want to dismantle the entire production machine. >> well, that's not even part of the deal at the moment. it's only to potentially suspend for six months. look, no indication on what they're going to do with the plutonium production in iraq, that facility. no indication of what they'll do with the underground facilities as well as the uranium they have already produced. one source says they could have a bomb within a month or so. what do you do when that stuff is not even on the table? >> eric, you're absolutely right. the proposed deal is a very bad deal. i want to be clear. today is the time to stop the potential nuclear 9/11.

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and even if they got one, would it be sellable back home, inn r ir iran, in the united states. this manage, the head of the pakistani taliban was killed last week by an american drone strike, just when the taliban was supposed to sit down to talk peace. was the killing a good negotiating strategy, a serious miscalculation? we will discuss. >>> and the most recent revelations from edward snowden's trove of documents changed the public's perception of the the -- >>> can you change the trajectory of a city simply by changing the colors of its buildings? the prime minister of this country says yes, and he did it. >>> finally, a worried tv topic for certain. why one nation spent nine hours glued to the tube to watch -- >> a sweater being made. but first here's my take. it's difficult to know what to make of the failure to arrive at an agreement in western iran. secretary of state john kerry's comments seemed the most sensible. it was going to be hard to arrive at a deal with iran when the mistrust was so deep and had gone on for so long. but what was remarkable was the tone of the n

ir iran, of course, cut a six-month deal last weekend to limit its nuclear development. d any long-term deal must lead to the dismantling of iran's nuclear capability. >>> in north korea the state-run news agency says an 85-year-old american veteran who has been detained for about a month has apologized for his actions, including killing troops and civilians during the korean war. the white house is responding to meryl newman's apology saying in part, given mr. newman's advanced age and health conditions, we urge the dprk to release mr. newman so he may return home and reunite with his family. >>> the white house is also asking for fellow detainee kenneth bay to be released, the question now, of course, will newman's apology help him get released. here's cnn's karl penhaul in tokyo. >> reporter: state media is reporting that the north korean authorities are accusing american retiree meryl newman of hostilities toward north korea, of infringing on its sovereignty and dignitdignity, and it sound mumbo jumbo until you look at the detail what they're accusing him of. they are

ir iran is going to be more open to inspections. ran what is long sought, formal recognition to the peaceful nuke lal program. they are saying the right has been recognized. you stay program is recognized. how did you square that circle? >> the plan of action, as we call it, in two distinct bases has a clear reference that iranian enrichment program will continue and will be a part of any agreement now and in the future. >> reporter: israeli's prime minister was sharply critical of the deal calling it a historic mistake. >> iran is taking cosmetic steps, which it could reverse easily within a few weeks and in return, sanctions that took years to put in place are going to be eased. >> secretary kerry offered this assurance to america's closest ally in the region. >> the next step requires proof certain, a fail safe set of steps, which eliminate the current prospect of a breakout in the creation of a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: the deal has critics in washington. republican senators including lindsey graham skeptical. >> all we have d

. >> and obviously that though coming from the foreign minute city and ir ministry and iran's semiofficialsion responding "the deal you made allows iran to continue its activities at iraq which of course is a highly controversial heavy water facility, fordow and natanz. is that accurate? >> that is not accurate. this of course is a first step. there are specifics agreed to in terms of steps that iran would take in a first step related to constructions at those facilities, related to monitoring, related to halting the progress being made in terms of developing a nuclear weapon. that is what iran agreed to. and again, anybody can go to read the fact sheet and read the agreement on the white house web site, of course. >> and you know, it's interesting, because what's happening here and what you're hearing out of iran this latest that we have is we're trying to figure out what they're trying to do here with these headlines, plays into something democratic senator carl levin talked about chairman of the senate armed services committee. he weighed in on trusting iran and here's what he said. >>

is the international atomic energy agency has confirmed it has received an invitation from iran to visit the ire of the war to production on. a facilitating the still unfinished clear that they could produce enough plutonium to do all that see it. it will be the fist time in two years you when you walk still been allowed to carry out inspections in iran. her frame with the cooperation between iran and the agency with them that the eleven two are likely to implement six practical measures within three months towards comprehensive resolution of its nuclear problem which include iran is fallen tree provision of specific access to information. iaea inspectors. it's all. on that same act to implement a six gun made to us within three months. today we received an invitation from me wrong. to visit the heavy water production cut at the rock on no incentive at eight the favorable corporation is an important step for what much will these to be done that orange time of action struck between iran and six will howl is in geneva city this monthcommits to iran to freeze its nuclear program the six months in r

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iran closer to becoming a nuclear power. we want that power in that country to dismantle ir reversibly dismantle its nuclear stockpiles and not be allowed to continue enrichment. >> it's disappointing to me that iran is still going to be allowed to enrich while they are talking. >> we have just rewarded very bad and dangerous behavior. >> we are very concerned as to whether iran will live up to even these commitments. >> say the reaction in iran right now they are spiking the football in the end zone. >> members of congress have many ensent i was to sound skeptical. this falls on execution on the ground not language. the deal is a breakthrough for both worlds, tough sanctions to encourage the bargaining we've had and weapons inspection toss test compliance. next six months of inspections and negotiations will provide the test that matters. or as john kerry told reporters last night, now the really hard part begins. joining me politics editor business insider josh barrow, senior reporter at "politico," impact strategies angela ri and "washington post" political reporter aaron blake. before we get to you guys, joining me live i

will affect most are the people of iran who have been living under very tight international sanctions for decades. >> this is why they voted. let's hear there some of toez ir iranians themselves. >> actually, i'm really happy about this. but my sisters, we're told all the world knows rngs just for piece. how important is iran's leadership fighting for the rights for iran to enrich uranium and have a peaceful nuclear program. how important was that for you? >> no. >> not really? so it didn't matter to you. what about uranium enrichmented for you? was it important? >> it was important. >> yes, it was really important. other people can use this nuclear -- can use this. believe it or not, it is not fair. >> to gain the technology that you have right now. >> yes, yes, this technology. and this is really winning big for all the war. it's not -- you know we don't have any winner at the war. >> when there's war, there's no winners. >> all right. for many iranians, their nuclear program has been a pride. ♪ through 12 blizzards blowing ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's a q ♪ 4 lightning bolts ♪ 3 creepy gnome

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ya no va a ir por una segunda elección, los demócratas poco les debe importar si lo apoyaron no y deben de estar ahora apoyando la posibilidad de que la señora hillary clinton se lance iránfiado en dos periodos legislativos, dos predios gubernamentales, dos períodos presidenciales y sin embargo las promesas no están siendo realizadas. chorro de bombas por manantiales hemos tenido, lamentablemente. hola, buenos días, gracias por llamar y esperar pacientemente. buenos días, llamó desde mérida. muchas gracias, aquí estoy dando las gracias a usted por este humilde programa. mire, la verdad de las cosas es que... no hay que andar con tantas vueltas, que hablar con la verdad porque ya es tiempo, ya son 11 meses de que empezó esto de que iban a dar la amnistía y que iba a haber una reforma migratoria para que todo mundo estuviera alegre, son 11 meses entonces se cabrán el presente barack obama de que cumpla con lo que prometió. >>señor, sabe que algunas palabras que están en el vocabulario de los políticos, y una de las palabras tanto de un partido de los demócratas como de los republicanos, está nublada y es amnistía, porque lo del perdón los demócratas dicen que sí lo ponía c

iran's nuclear program. members of the u.n. security council are in geneva to give a proposal to leaders. the international community hopes the talks lead to a positive irs first step with a temporary freeze of the nuclear program. sanctions could be rolled back for six months in return, but hardliners on both side could slow this process. iran's foreign minister has expressed cautious optimism about an agreement. phil joins nows live in geneva. good morning to you. how are both sides approaching these talks? should the u.s. be hopeful that something is achievable relatively soon? >> reporter: stephanie, i think you're absolutely right there whether you mention the iranian form rin minister's cautious optimism. that optimism is felt geneva here. the u.s. delegation has expressed it. there's a press conference going on right now in which the eu representative from the delegation appears to be express some of that feeling. it is still very cautious. nobody expects this will happen immediately. nobody expects this will be the end-all be-all in there there's a final solution in the argument over that iranian nuclear program. certainly it does look like this

that we have to be able to capture iran's nuclear program comprehensively and where we can verify it, we have transparency, i mean, even better if we can get an irersible deal where we dismantle facilities that they're not likely in the short-term able to rebuild so critical stage right now. we'll be meeting with the iranians in a week, 10 days to continue discussions. arthel: you know, peter, you say words like transparency and verify. is that even possible? >> that's a very good point. you know, iran had a nuclear program for 20 years before it was discovered by the international community in about 2003 and we're still negotiating with them 10 years later over this nuclear program. and you're very right to point out that the iran can allow us to see some things but we're certainly not going to allow us to see everything. arthel: do we have to accept that? >> you shouldn't. you shouldn't. you shouldn't take a bad deal here. in other words, we need to see the places, like a place where they're probably involved in engineering and scientific experiments involved in triggering a nuclear weapon. the next step after you're able to gather enough nucl

ires nuclear program could be close. in a surprise move, secretary of state john kerry headed to geneva. >> so iran got the deal of the centuryrnational community got a bad deal. this is a very bad deal. >> this angry reaction from israeli prime minister netanyahu rejecting any deal with iran. >> we'll show you entrepreneurs tapping into the power of 3-d printers. >> it is one of the most powerful storms ever recorded and 12 million people in the philippines are in its path. super typhoon haiyan has been battering the pacific islands for hours, the storm hitting the sustained winds of 135 miles an hour, and gusting near 235 miles an hour. the typhoon now has the strength of a cat five hurricane and is causing catastrophic damage. it's already killed four people and that number expected to rise. good morning, welcome to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. now to get an idea of the size of this typhoon, it is more than 500 miles wide. that is roughly the distance between new york city and charlotte, north carolina. the storm couldn't have come at a worse tile. hundred was thousands of filipinos losing their homes just a few wee

ir may be near. the this mornin the french foreign ministerroke ranks and said publicly that france won't accept wt he called a sucker's deal. he also revled the debat is ov the way to reduce iran's capability to make atomic reps use maria te yum and rish uranium. so far no wordrom the other foreign ministers but john kerry did meet with aoreign minister afte his meing. nbc news has leaed that iran is readyo sign the crent aft on the table of the first stepgreement and waiting for the dlomats in the res of the world to sort out their differces. china's foreigminister is reportedly on his way, which would bring e seven the numbe of the world dop diplomats he to try to hammer out ts deal. >> what are the chances that we have deal by the end of th day? >> reporter: well, insist a seous setback. these forgn ministers scheduled to leave at thend of this day. they have all day to work out a deal a they are very close, but there is a real chae that they couldll leave without having made a deal. >> a curry in geneva for us, thank you. >>> back here the bikers accused of being in that vicio new rk city highway beating are facing a sle of charges this morning. a grand jury indicted 11 bike

iran after talks hit a brick wall. france, france says forget it, no deal! kt mack far lan and what the obama team does next. martha: irs in the middle of another scandal. have you heard about this? this one is costing you a bundle. is it time to demolish the irs and start over. that question has been raised but maybe today you think it might not be a bad idea. we'll be right back. >> i've would like to answer the committee's questions today, i've been advised by my counsel to certify nye constitutional right not to answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about and which aarp medicare

irs, the nsa and obama care. now they want us to believe that what they said about iran and this wonderful agreement that we're supposedu said aren't true, this will be true. i'm sorry, i'm not buying it. >> it's basically about them buying time and getting paid for it. >>> we were talking about the president going out on the west coast. heading up to the san francisco silicon valley area, los angeles for some fundraisers. he's had 17 in the past month. you -- your monolog last night, you called it your soliloquy. >> at least you didn't call it my swan song. >> i loved it. >> the thing that i find is washington is dysfunctional. it's broken. people keep talking about how to reform it. i've decided we need to abandon it. give it up. it's not going to work. the thing is we have to step -- washington is so irreparably broken, maybe it's time to let it live on its own. >> it's so great. it's so rich. i live there. there are construction projects in every corner. >> the only city in america that is completely recession proof while the rest of the nation's economy sputters and stutters. the economy thrives, why? because they

iran that we should in fact insist decei the country that deceived the world, defied u.n. security as def council resolutions can't be trusted. we want that power in that country to dismantle ir verse bli dismantle nuclear stock piles and not be allowed to eversi continue enrichment. i think this deal falls short on all those fronts. i think it bodes a very very ominously in the region and u.s.ongressm security. >> congressman for the first time in a decade we have halted iran's nuclear program.. there's a freeze. also for the first time there will be daily unprecedented inspections of the enrichment facilities. can you say that's positive t that development? >> first of all, since when do we trust iran? dem iran demonstrated again and be again it cannot be trusted. i believe the attitude should berify. mistrust and verify. this agreement just allows iran to continue with all that it has in terms of doesn't allow that dismantling. this used to be something we sta wouldn't stand for. iran could turn around tomorrow omor and throw away this. the problem is what we've i done -- >> sir, but as part of the deal but as iran cannot install or start up new center fuses as you know. i