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i certainly think the irani and government cannot be trusted. simply because the way the world knew about the irani and -- iranian nuclear program. there are still outstanding questions out there. but in terms of the announcement made by the president today, there are too many ifs about an agreement that has not even been signed. i do not know how you can be optimistic about things because, you know, it is not clear how it will be converted into something else question mark when will that take place. the cases for the centrifuges. what is going to happen to the centrifuges? the president said they are not going to enrich. what happens to the centrifuges. in the case of the intrusive inspections, that was announced by the president -- what does that entail exactly? does that improve the military sites? that includes the military headquarters of the weaponization part. what about what was nationally -- recently uncovered by the national council of resistance? it was ambiguous because the president was not specific. and also there is a main issue t

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iranian revolutionary guard have said repeatedly that there will be no international inspections of irani and nuclear facilities. we know that much of it has gone on in such facilities. barring access to them must be the end of any deal. such hard-line statements by the regime of there negotiating tactics i do not take comfort from that. it must be proven at the negotiating table not simply declarations from the white house. give the administration complete transparency and total ability to monitor iranian compliance anywhere in the country that all members of congress must stand up and reject. further, many sinister details hidden from those not steeped in the technical details. many show negotiators caved on key issues. in fact the entire negotiation process has been a steady concessions as we give way on one issue after another. there are many examples of this agreement to allow continuing research and development of the most advanced centrifuges safely buried deep within the margin. they will not be a uranium enrichment. the developments once the agreement expires. the final years cov

the way that it is seen in these two countries, the irani and influence in both countries.verybody there, i think that this has to be something of an outcome that maybe they reflect on political positions or indicated positions of both countries. if iran resolves this like the ambassador mentioned, will there be basically outcomes as related to other foreign-policy issues in which iran is involved. in lebanon the country is actually -- almost on the verge of collapse. the state is almost imploding. it is a condition where it is almost like, you know, jim said earlier, suspended -- john said earlier, suspended animation. there have been no elections since last may and basically has the law -- hezzbollah and its allies on the christian side are holding up the process. why that is going on, i think there is no rational interpretation. because if it is really the person of the president that is important, everyone is influencing this thinking saying, what about the future of the country, the fate of that country? with other presidents, there is no constitutional continuity, so

he says irani and do not seek to deceive the international community. he called on world powers to fulfill their part of the deal. two american women were arrested for plotting to build a homemade bomb. they are charged with conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. court documents say the women were inspired by iselin wanted to detonate a pressure cooker bomb, like the ones used in the bath -- the boston marathon bombing attacks. >> it was not sophisticated, but quite deadly. autria: they announced a u.s. citizen was arrested for plotting to kill u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. jummy: coming up, incredible rescue, months in the making. how this sailor survived lost at sea. autria: a four alarm fire at a place that makes stuff you use every day. announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: we want to get to the incredible survival story. a man missing at sea is that column with his family. -- a man missing at sea for more than two months is with his family. reporter: lost at sea. he is back on shore in north carolina, sharing

also ahead - the irani president is stating there won't be a final nuclear deal unless economic sanctions are lifted on day one. hopes for peace in the central african republic after rival groups sign a ceasefire deal in

. >> the iranis are pragmatic. they walked away from malaki, they had no choice. they had no other choice. they are pursuing the process of lebanonizing the basis of iraq. they are building militia said. shiite militias like in lebanon and hezbollah. and hezbollah. they will be able to control of the state. and they'll do iran's bidding. this is negative. >> these are not things that could be mediated by iran that doesn't feel under threat? is there an opening for a different kind of regional order if the nuke deal works. >> this gets to the question of is there an islamic state of islam. . is it a revolutionary regime. they are doing it in lebanon and are doing it in iraq. they are backing the bashar al-assad regime. and syria helping them to kill 200,000 mostly sunni muslims, and now they are funding and supporting a houthi takeover of yemen surrounding saudi arabia. yemen surrounding saudi arabia.> you tell me if this looks like a regime that is doing this if threatened. for me this is the nation of the regime >>> let me put it to you what is cthe islamic repub

the need is now to have all of the arab world against the aggression from the iranis not on the basis of the sunni shia but on the days of - the national interest of the arab people in that area. >> all right. let's talk about what has been achieved or not achieved in the last two weeks, more than two weeks, 17 days of this campaign. the saudis were hoping that the houthis would, you know drop their weapons and surrender. this is not the case. they failed to stop the advance of the houthis in aden for instance as well as in southern and eastern provinces. you wonder today what the ultimate goal is. you know what is the end game. how much longer will we see the aerial bombardment. a lot of people are angry at the death and destruction caused by this air strikes. again. on the eastern provinces of south yemen, yes, they are trying to extend the efforts there. as regards on the contrary i see them being beaten in aden. they are beaten and on the run, and they are besieged in aden. the resistance in aden though they have not received help by troops on the ground or any troops you know to

also ahead - the irani president is stating there won't be a final nuclear deal unless economic sanctions are lifted on day one. hopes for peace in the central african republic after rival groups sign a ceasefire deal in kenya >>> paying back the loans - greece is due to hand over $501 million to the i.m.f. >>> education emergency - why indonesia's report card is so bad >>> hello, iranian president called for a halt to the saudi-led air strikes in yemen. he said countries in the region should help bring the yemenis to the negotiating table. iranian warships have arrived, iran saying it's part of an anti-piracy operation. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is accusing iran of providing support to the houthi rebels. >> they have been - there are obviously supplies that have been coming from iran. there are a number of flights every week flying in. we traced the flights. we know those. we are aware of the support that iran has been giving yemen. iran needs to recognise that the united states is not going to stand by while the region is destabilized or why people engage you know in overt warf

. >> one of the concerns that we have with irani behavior and impact they are having on the broader region is they continue to supply weapons and offer support to the houthis in yemen. >> iran has repeatedly denied that is backing the houthi rebels. >> families are reacting to word family members were planning to join isil. >> the recruiting of young people is something that those in the twin cities are familiar with. underway in the area for years six somalia men are accused of trying to join isil. >> they were not confused young men or easily influenced. these are focused men intent on joining a terrorist organization by any means possible. >> federal authorities say the men were recruited by a friend who slipped past u.s. law enforcement last may to join isil in syria. according to the criminal complaint from his low kale in syria, he provides assistance those who want to fight abroad. the f.b.i. says that source had been a part of the group seeking to join isil before he began request cooperating with the investigation. community leader has said that the efforts to stop recruiting in t

nothing helps the irani more than ice lace and not being seconded to the outside world. think that the chances of sees domestic change moving in the right direction in iran is far better once they're integrated with the rest of the world. >>> california has been in a drought for four years. >> people should realize we're in a new era. the idea of your nice little green grass gets lots of water every day is a thing of the past. >> is california over? that's ahead. i will live the life of now with the skin of then olay total effects vitamin-enriched. to fight the 7 signs of aging. in 4 weeks skin looks up to 10 years younger. 7 in 1 from the world's #1 olay. your best beautiful >>> early morning dog walkers in joggers got a surprise this morning. the artists responsible for installing it it allowed the website animal new york to record the installation. that monument, a memorial to revolutionary war symbols. they say we updated this monument to highlight those who sacrificed their safety against modern day tyrannies. by 1:00 this afternoon, they covered it, and a short tim

might even consent to irani an -- in the region. when we talk about al qaeda, the states are asking that the u.s. equal amount of attention to iranian backed militia in syria and iraq and elsewhere. if we do not do that, we are only concentrating on city jihadists. it concerns them greatly. about the uae in particular they have a special reason for being skeptical about iran. i was specifically asked to address this issue, so i will. it concerns the three islands in the approaches to the shipping lanes inside the gulf to the west of the strait. by line-up on the shipping lanes. if you control them, you control the shipping lanes for a period of time. the shaw of iran wanted those islands and took them just before the uae became independent in early december 1971. he explained he wanted them for strategic reasons because he is concerned radicals in the region white take them -- might take them, might interfere with shipping. he was concerned that some people might take them. it is very much the case that the prime minister's of iran

irani compromises on its nuclear program, we trade in method sanctions we piled on, and that is the deal. how do you convince congress to turn in the sanctions? if given a good deal, if given a deal that does what the sanctions were set out to accomplish, which was prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon, it wasn't necessarily to address every single issue we have with iran. some sanctions tied to terrorism, some to human rights. these were supposed to be you -- nuclear sanctions. you would assume they would accept the argument what is wrong is at the table, we have to be prepared. that brings us to today. we are not even talking about sanctions being lifted, at the outset of this deal. we are talking about getting the deal in which they are temporarily suspended temporarily suspended with waivers that congress built in, so the president can on a six-month basis wave the sanctions and you assume his successor does the same thing, and we repeat this, and eventually five-10 years down the line congress would take action. now we have letters coming out of congress, and legislation implyi

a confrontation or the rainies will have to -- iranis will have to advise of a pull back >>> now, there is a renewed diplomatic push to establish a humanitarian corridor from syria's yarmouk rev dee camp. the camp on the outskirts of damascus has been overrun by fighters. it's been under a siege for two years and there's a shortage of food water or electricity. some escaped. but aid agencies say 16,000 remain mostly palestinian refugees. >>> two car bombs killed two in aleppo the first suicide near a rebel base in syria. activists have blamed i.s.i.l. for attacking fighters from a rebel group called the united sham front which opposes the government >>> israeli forces shot dead a palestinian man after he stabbed two soldiers happening in the occupied west bank. israelis rushed to hospital. one in a critical condition. in the u.s. city of north charleston a the evidence includes a police officers shooting walter scott in the back several times. >>> 33-year-old north charleston police officer michael slager is behind bars after a graphic video went viral. an witness captured the video. th

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charles: irany is that camden wards is that -- that mall by the way two of the biggest economic projectst was seen that could rejuvenate the area. >> talk about going forward, you said it. this just meeting second clash of 2015, there was a punishment to the city for baseball game, and economic destruction, maybe next time that we infortunately have one of these we will know to handle in a peaceful protest. charles: it was not a punishment to the kid who can't afford the ticket. >> but i think -- >> not to the kid us. >> will see, ray lewis in that community stand up immediately, do not riot, handle it this way,. charles: if ray office that treat monday he would have needed all of his equipment to am out alive. we're going to leave it there, live scenes of new york city and baltimore, protests going to in both cities, they're well organized. we believe and hope they will stay peaceful, we'll be back. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can

we agree until a deal is reached, sanctions on irany and strictly enforced. after this press conference we'll have lunch. that will give us a chance to focus on what is clearly the top priority of both our peoples creating a strong inclusive country. like us he's a support of transatlantic trade investment partnership to boost jobs and export in europe and the united states and would include strong protections for workers in public health safety and the environment. now that congress is considering important bipartisan legislation for trade promotion authority, negotiations need to make major progress this year. i'm looking forward to hearing the prime minister's assessment of the economic reforms he's pursuing to make italy more competitive. we'll discuss europe's effort to find paths that build on recent reforms to return greece to wealth. we'll discuss the importance of all our major economies taking ambitious action on climate change. during the presence of eu it areally showed real leadership as europe committed to new targets to reduce emissions. my wor

irani warships arrived. they say it's part of an anti-pirate operation. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is accusing iran of providing support to the houthi rebels. >> they have and there are obviously supplies that have been coming from iran. there's a number of flights every week flying in and we trace them and know those. we are aware of the support that iran has been giving yemen. iran needs to recognise that the united states is not going to stand by while the region is destabilized or while people engage you know in overt warfare across the lines, international boundaries and other countries. >> we are joined for more on this by a former advisor to the last three yemeni leaders. >> i want to start with the comments by kerry, that he is accusing iran of support giving - giving material support to the houthis, your reaction to that and what is the outlook on a diplomatic solution regarding the fate of yemen. >> everything is linked towards what came out from iran. iranians aimed at getting something out of the talks in lausanne. and when their allies the

i spoke to a senior irany diplomate who said, quote, we expect to deal only with the administration. cnn, walk. >>> iraq's prime minister continues his first official visit to washington with a meeting with congressional leaders. he met with president barack obama on tuesday. hamadi was expected to ask for more weapons. iraqi officials say he only asked for increased air strikes on isis positions. >>> mr. obama pledge dollars $2 million in humanitarian aid. he emphasized u.s. forces are not returning to iraq. >> i've made clear from the outset that isil is an enemy and we will make sure that they do not threaten the united states and we will go after them, wherever they are. but when we are working with strong ally and partner like iraq, it is very important for us to coordinate our activities so that the impressions is not that the united states is somehow moving back into iraq, but rather, the united states is doing what's ultimately best for the iraqi people, even as we join in fighting a common enemy. >> in the meantime, isis released a video that purportedly shows its fighters i

all pathways to make enough fissile material for one nuclear weapon have been cut off including the iranind -- the uranium pathway at natanz and the plutonium pathway at iraq and, of course the covert pathway. we, our partners, and iran have agreed the only uranium enrichment is a witty iran will operate -- enrichment facility iran will operate going forward will be the facility at natanz and even that one will undergo dramatic changes. the vast majority of the centrifuges and their infrastructure will be removed. and for at least the next 15 years, the stockpile will remain at 300 kilograms and any uranium that is enriched at natanz will be capped at 3.67%, which is a typical level of enrichment for civilian nuclear power, but does not even begin to approach the enrichment level necessary for a weapon. we have agreed that the facility at -- will halt all uranium enrichment, period. all uranium enrichment. and in fact, there will not even be any fissile material present at the site and no enrichment r&d. instead, the facility will be converted into a nuclear physics and technology center.

a couple questions with the irany supply. how much is getting smuggled out of iran, and how much is needed to rebuild infrastructure to actually pump as much as people think. i think ultimately, we have seen the bottom in brent. and i think at 46, $47 range that we saw in mid january, early january, is something that might be tested in the low 50s. how much -- one of the places people felt comfortable were refiners. if you look at refiners, there has been global capacity increases that have been giant. so a lot of people may have had the good run. but in the u.s. capacity, the marginal guides, the apaches -- excuse me, the anadarkos where you want to own, you have good balance sheets and can withstand a bigger move down. back to the u.s. is how you play it. >> it is said that iran has 20 to 30 million barrels of crude oil stored in tankers out there. so potentially, that could be released on to the market and cause even more of a glut. >> yeah, the question is the time line when they get to release. look, i agree in playing t

he said the irani ends -- iranians boarded a ship with a marshall islands flag. the u.s.a destroyer to monitor, but there were no americans aboard the cargo ship. a fire was shot across the bow of the cargo ship because it was in iranian waters. this is from a pentagon spokesman to reporters in response to reports that the ring in military seized a u.s. ship. there was no u.s. ship captured cording to the pentagon. the u.s. dollar continues to dip lower. it has fallen to its session lows off 7/10 of 1%. despite the fact that the report was refuted by the pentagon, we see more weakness in the dollar. we did have manufacturing data and consumer confidence data that came in weaker than expected. that may be one reason for the dollar's depression. oil prices did spike higher on this report and they have come back to where they were. the overall trade is one of gains. oil prices still very much within that range. steph? stephanie: thank you, scarlet. moving on -- how can one day trader cause been a tory's flash crash, and what does it say about how vulnerable -- the notorious

the irani prime minister had more talks on tuesday in new york.ctions had forced iran to negotiate. >> the sanction didn't change the mutual fund of the iranian government. the iranian government went ahead with building more centrifuges. the sangss created an atmosphere that the united states doesn't want to treat them well that the united states is trying to put pressure on them that the united states is trying to prevent them from even buying medicine with their own money from abroad. you know that the united states is saying that iran can purchase medicine. but if you go to a bank and tell them i want to send medicine to iran, they say i can't open an account. >> no one doubts these have been very successful sanctions. >> this is into the what i call success -- >> success if you want to feel the pressure of a series of governments around the world trying to influence the government to come to the table and talk about the nuclear issue because they don't want to see you, even though you say you don't want one, have a nuclear capability. >> no,

the strategic and geographic challenge is far greater on the omani side than on the irani side. look at the map. that little piece of oman at the top of the peninsula is separated from oman like alaska is separated from the continental united states. the strategic aspect between oman and iranian relationships. there is not going to be a conflict between them started by oman. oman's citizen base is less than 2 million. the numbers should drive your perspective, your assessment of what the issues are and the implications. but there is more. iran sent close to 30,000 soldiers to oman from 1972 through 1974 to help oman put down a guerrilla rebel marxist uprising in oman. no other country did as much as iran did to help all mean regain its stability. there are no territorial issues between the two, unlike issues that exist between some of iran's other neighbors and iran. with regard to bahrain's situation, it is also numerically fruitful for your analysis. if people made frequent reference to 60% of the population being shia and ruled by a sunni government, you have a situation that

. >> speaking of the nuclear deal with iran we're just hearing from the irani supreme leader that sayse never agrees or disagree with the nuclear deal. he said that on live tv. he also underlines the importance of the details and says world powers may want to restrict iran in the nuclear details. he also says a tentative iran nuclear deal with world powers is nonbinding. so let's bring you into this discussion. cautious comments coming from the supreme leader of iran. >> not unexpected. this is politicking at its best. he's keeping his options very broad and very open an there's a reason for that. that's something that the white house and john kerry would have expected to hear comments like this from him. it's not helpful when they're trying to sell something in washington to republican and democrats but you can't not expect -- there's a reason this man has remained in power as long as he has. he knows how to play this at home. >> do we think that the iranians are going to cave in and give in on the demands that sanctions need to be lifted immediately? because this is something that th

i wish to request the irani and people to actually promote unity in order to improve business and economic condition and also have sound political competitions. hopefully, we will be able to -- hopefully this year will be better compared to the past year and hopefully, we will be able to take steps for the prosperity of our nation and the progress of this nation. i also deem it necessary to appreciate all those 11 effective -- all those who have been effective. the negotiation teams, the head of the atomic energy organization's, the legal team, and all of those who have made efforts particularly in the past few days. i wish to appreciate them all. hopefully, the support by the leader and the nation will be of great help to them in order to attain a final success. >> tonight on c-span at 8:00 bill clinton moderating a panel of young entrepreneurs in the health industry, including a patient safety advocate. mr. clinton: what do you need to happen that is beyond your control for your business model to have a good chance to succeed? >> great question. i think it is mostly about incentives. i t

when the prime minister was here last week he spoke firmly about any act by the iranis to control a proxyct. it's a position of iraq that they'll have a relationship with iran. but there are certain lines they don't want the iranians to cross. >> there's been a lot of people who have pointed out in iraq the u.s. and iran are on the same side fighting isis, not coordinating directly but on the same side. in yemen, they're on very different sides. >> that's a pretty simplistic way to analyze the situation. if you look at iraq, the situation in tikrit has stabilized. isis moved into the oil refinery and tried to move into ramadi. we have about 100,000 sunnis flee from anbar towards baghdad. the entire country time to the. the grand ayatollah said we have to talk with the abadi government. the head of operations has occurred. the sunnis of anbar have been fighting isis for 16 months in ramadi. and they're determined to hold their city. >> who controls ramadi right now? >> iraqi security forces control the center of the city. we've done about 33 air strikes over the last few days. >> they won'

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. -- irani council. >> james foley was beheaded by isis terrorists in august, 2014. he was the first american killed by isis. his parents appeared at the university of arizona for a discussion about journalism in conflict zones. the panel also includes terry anderson, who was held hostage in lebanon for seven years. here is a preview. >> most of you who are not involved in journalism do not understand how it works. you don't understand how we gather information, how we choose stories, how we write them and edit them. you don't of the process. it is a rigorous process. the stuff you see in the media in mainline news organizations is pretty damn reliable. most reporters i know are doing it not for the money or the fame or the thrill, even those who go out into danger. they are not there for the adrenaline rush. they are there because they truly believe that it is important. that it is important for them to find and tell the truth as best as they can about what is happening in the world. that is why they go into places like syria or other dangerous places. >> you can se

with our allies and friends to reduce and hopefully at some point stop the destabilizing activity iranihat may take some time, but it's our belief it's my belief that we will be in a stronger position to do so if nuclear issue has been put in a box. >> that was a portion of tom friedman's recent hour long interview with president obama. tom joins us now from washington. thank you so much for being here. we greatly appreciate it. >> between to be with you, joe and mika. >> so i'm sure you've heard from the same foreign policy giants and gurusto be with you, joe and mika. >> so i'm sure you've heard from the same foreign policy giants and gurus asking the question what is barack obama's guiding light, what is his doctrine. after your hour long sitdown with him, can you answer that question? you've written about it. what is the obama doctrine? >> i think what the president said is that he does believe that the united states is strong enough in a situation like this to take the calculated risk of testing whether you can basically shift iran on a path away from a nuclear weapon and also star

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