we finally that's all i can say is finally. >> irvin and are being held without bail. their arraignment is set for december 19. they have no idea yet what motivated two gunman to spray bullets on a street corner. seven people wounded and one remains in critical condition. one of the shooters used a hand gun the other a rifle when they opened fire on a bbq. a $35,000 reward is now being offered for information in this case. >>> the oakland teenagers set on fire on a bus three weeks ago is set to leave the hospital in time of for thanksgiving. the boy accused of starting the fire back in court today. his attorney is trying to have the case moved to juvenile court. >> richard thomas' family left saying nothing but the oakland high school student regrets setting him opportunity fire. on november 4 on a bus the skirt she was wearing was set on fire and she suffered serious leg burns. this morning gave me good news. >> we are expecting her to be home on wednesday. >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow right. >> what does that feel like. >> it feels great. >> home in time for a small than

but with my training, i couldn't do it. >> irvine called 911. hiding in the bushes outside of her house. they are still looking for his accomplice. >>> and now, to new some details about the bullying scandal involving two linemen of the miami dolphins. sources say that it came to a head when richie incognito harassed jonathan martin with a string of voicemails and threats to kill him. both the team and the nfl are investigating this case. and the dolphins have suspended incognito. >>> there's new word about houston's head coach gary kubiak this morning. he collapsed at halftime sunday night. this morning, nfl.com reporting that he suffered a ministroke. it's a condition that often has no residual effects. he could be released from a hospital today. >>> as for last night's big showdown of nfl division rivals, we're going to leave that up to our two favorite guys at espn. >> good morning, america. welcome to our "sportscenter" studios here in los angeles. along with neil everett, i'm stan verrett. a big loss for the packers. and i'm not talking ab

>> irvine, california, thousands of potential buyers are touring models.jority of them are chinese and most steered clear of our cameras. >> they see the market here still room for appreciation. >> reporter: irvine realtor kenny young's phone is ringing off the hook. >> what's driving them over here is they have this cash that they have and they want to park it somewhere or invest somewhere. >> reporter: they're not just investing in real estate, they are investing in their children's future, specifically their education. >> we're seeing a lot of asians who are buying here as an investment but the kids are going to school here. >> reporter: that's brian yang's plan whom we spoke with from china via skype. he bought an older home in irvine and plans to move there in five years when his daughter turns 10. >> education in america is very good. so the first one is for education. and i think the second one is for property appreciation. >> reporter: for now he's renting the home an getting a 5% return. over in the new great park neighborhood development big u.s.

. >>> just ahead, anderson's big 360 interview with irvin magic johnson. about his gay son and decision 22 years ago to tell the world he is hiv positive. >> i'm the blessing and the curse of hiv. >> how do you mean? >> i'm the blessing because people are talking about it and ran out and got tested at that time. i'm the curse because of what you just said. people now say oh, well, hiv is nothing because if i get it, i can be like magic. he's doing good. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business ex

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michelle renary is bt of analytics at experian, she joins us from irvine, california.ou were involved in putting these numbers together. what in here is worrisome. >> i think you hit a lot of good points, ali. the difference between the generations, and the millennial, the score differences are 107 points which is a widespread. with the millennials having 628 credit score that will keep them from getting some of the best offers and best interest rates because they are below prime. >> how fixable are these things because one could worry if they have low credit scores it could cost them in higher interest rates and that could stick with them through life. how quickly can one fix a credit score and fix it from 630 to 700. >> that depends on a lot of circumstances. but in terms of being fixable for the millennial generation, is that it should be pretty quick because they have what is called the thin file. they don't have a lot of credit yet, and so they can turn it around easily by starting to pay the new credit on time, and not overutilizing or maxing out their credit. th

this is after the divorce from irvin. he was found stabbed to death. his three daughters always believed their former step mother could be responsible. >> my dad may not get to spend another thanksgiving with us, but he will be there. very thankful they were able to put the people away who deserve to be put away. >> detectives say the motive was money likely from the sale of the home. ruddegar and trace shared. >> two people are in custody after money fell from the sky. wrapped up bundles of drugs fell from a plane at 4:30 this morning in san diego of the the package had 260 pounds of marijuana and that's worth about $150,000 on the street. federal agents sarsed -- arrested two suspects waiting on the ground for the drugs to fall. >>> just in, bad news for fans of the hot sauce saracha. a southern california judge to -- ordered the factory to shutdown. that's after neighbors say the spicy smell was causing respiratory problems. no word on whether the maker will go after the ruling. >>> she says her hair is her identity and her family says she has been

this is after the divorce from irvin. he was found stabbed to death. his three daughters always believed their former step mother could be responsible. >> my dad may not get to spend another thanksgiving with us, but he will be there. very thankful they were able to put the people away who deserve to be put away. >> detectives say the motive was money likely from the sale of the home. ruddegar and trace shared. >> two people are in custody after money fell from the sky. wrapped up bundles of drugs fell from a plane at 4:30 this morning in san diego of the the package had 260 pounds of marijuana and that's worth about $150,000 on the street. federal agents sarsed -- arrested two suspects waiting on the ground for the drugs to fall. >>> just in, bad news for fans of the hot sauce saracha. a southern california judge to -- ordered the factory to shutdown. that's after neighbors say the spicy smell was causing respiratory problems. no word on whether the maker will go after the ruling. >>> she says her hair is her identity and her family says she has been

. >> reporter: at a brand-new housing development in irvine, california, thousands of potential buyers are touring models. the vast majority of them are chinese and most steered clear of our camera. >> they see the market and there is room for appreciation. >> reporter: kenny young's phone is ringing off the hook. >> what is driving them over here is they have this cash that they have and they want to park it somewhere or invest somewhere. >> reporter: they are not just investing in real estate. they are investing in their children's future, specifically their education. >> we're seeing a lot of asians who are buying here as an invest mtd but their kids are going to school here. >> reporter: that's brian yang's plan, whom we spoke with from china via skype. he bought an older home in ir ryan and plans to move there in five years when his daughter turns ten. >> education in america is very good and world class. so first of all, for education. and i think the second one is for the property appreciation. >> reporter: few nor now he's renting the home and getting a 5% home but lanier, pult

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>> guest: in that meeting, that's the meeting in irvine, california. the two executives on the left--let me see, which picture are we looking at? the two executives on the left are from-are from--are the s--are senior executives from a company called ajinomoto, which is a japanese competitor of adm in the business of making lysine. the fellow, basically, in the center on the right side is mick andreas, who is--who is leading this meeting. c-span: who's now in jail. >> guest: who is now in jail. and the fellow to his immediate right is mark whitacre. i think you can see his briefcase--whitacre's briefcase in that picture. whitacre has multiple recorders there. c-span: right up at the--on the edge there by his elbow? >> guest: right. and it's--that recorder is taping. he has a recorder on his body that is taping. the video is taping. but as you can imagine, that's a really difficult thing to set up. i mean, you can't just grab any room and say, 'well, we'll tape here,' because the fbi has to be nearby to operate the camera; they operate it by, you know,

this is after the divorce from irvin. he was found stabbed to death.ee daughters always believed their former step mother could be responsible. >> my dad may not get to spend another thanksgiving with us, but he will be there. very thankful they were able to put the people away who deserve to be put away. >> detectives say the motive was money likely from the sale of the home. ruddegar and trace shared. >> two people are in custody after money fell from the sky. wrapped up bundles of drugs fell from a plane at 4:30 this morning in san diego of the the package had 260 pounds of marijuana and that's worth about $150,000 on the street. federal agents sarsed -- arrested two suspects waiting ll.the ground for the drugs to >>> just in, bad news for fans of the hot sauce saracha. a southern california judge to -- ordered the factory to shutdown. that's after neighbors say the spicy smell was causing respiratory problems. no word on whether the maker will go after the ruling. >>> she says her hair is her identity and her family says she has been given one week

ensuring that justice mary irvine said she would normally not comment on these type of cases you just make the call with cartoonish when it came to an offer of compensation but she said today she felt moved to comment on this he said it was the second time this week that the kitchen see the lathe admitting liability an excuse for a child has suffered serious injuries during childbirth. she said it was deeply regrettable that the kids jesse for whatever reason felt that could not admit liability for a period of five years a period of time which cause more stress and fear to the following. she noted that jean and thomas jones parents had effectively given up on their own lies they've quit their careers to look after dylan over the past six years as he became very upset herself in the courtroom with your reference the evidence provided by teams that have been very touching that the talks to everyone who carded in the courtroom. she finished by which the comedy the very best in the future i came home thinking eighteen year old patrick tang has been forced to court in county kerry charged

ier my irvine plays the adult pip. >> the building was rigged to be demolished and we took it over and turned it into a studio. >> reporter: "great expectations" opens friday. that's your eye on entertainment. >> everything reminds me of monty python. >>> good morning. thank you for watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joinings. hump day, wednesday. glad you're there with us. >> hello, michael. >> what's the weather? it's bloody nice today. >> it's going to be a fine wednesday across the region. tomorrow is going to be a different story with some showers but today we're milder so the deep chill of monday is gone. i think we'll have a decent amount of sunshine of the not crystal blue all day but a decent amount of sun boosting us into the 60s. we have good visibility this morning under cloudy skies. again the clouds will break. we'll go partly to mostly sunny. lunch time temperature of 63. we'll top out at 67 and back to 63 by 5:00 p.m. with south winds at about 10 miles an hour. so just a touch of a breeze today. clouds around right now. you can

online sensation was a big tape trading sensation met mc lockin when on facebook as how much of chris irvine is in the wide to jade character on w w e well i mean name was i really was to serve and yeah so i mean like i said earlier the best character is your own personality turned up to twelve so there's a quite a lot of me inside a christian but chris jericho is i mean chris irvin is dad is husband stays at home with the kid is that yes three kids chris jericho is anything else while i'm on your show i'm chris cherokee right now you could share a gun yes and perform different versions exactly alan's the ricky on facebook post . films i would love to i mean it's kind of the one thing that i would like to do more of i'm playing a character my whole life you know the white c.j. character christian like we just discussed so i would love to kind of do more acting for sure and but i'm christian or it was a perfect example to show like hey guys this is kind of a example of what i can do at just berkowitz tweets what was your favorite moment of the attitude era in the w e b attitude era. probably

in castro valley investigators say that couple killed steve rudi gechlt r in the home shared with irvin. officials say money was the motive for this crime but won't give details. word brought relief for the family. >> had he not been the way he was, we'd never be as strong as we have. after 22 years, it, you guys can just imagine how hard it is. >> the two married around the time of the murder. they're now divorceed and allegedly implicated each other in the crime. dna evidence also led to the big break. >> happening now, a candle light vigil in memory of a beloved coach. the 76 was athletic director at john f kennedy high. hit by a car as he tried to direct traffic around a fender bender. we're live tonight, we're hearing many wonderful things about this man. >> reporter: dan, he touched many students lives here at john f kennedy high school over many years he was here this, gathering was their idea. a chance to mourn together, to say thank you, and goodbye. it's an unstructured event. there is a mic if anyone wants to address the crowd. otherwise, the principal says everyone will be g

sunday morning game day morning studios job there i often producer in my ear saying get it to michael irvin get it to warren sapp you only have three minutes left throw to break i pod cast i talk about it whatever i want to talk about for as long as i want i mean part of what you've done for a living what you do for a living the people i mean just in your green room the photographs of the people you have spoken to the people you have met they gave the question i mean the right you know you know and so this format allows me to i don't talk about the four three bronze de france i talk about the right life or things that are of interest to me bryan cranston comes on i mean i talked with a little bit of football with him but i want to know what your process about being walter white when you get a breaking bad script what is that like and because the n.f.l. is part of the pop culture tapestry i mean the most watched t.v. event all year long larry is stopped for a rock concert in the middle i mean it. the pop culture bent so it works in my mind to put it all together and that's what i love about

joining me live from irvin, california, is captain ross amer a pilot and ceo of arrow consulting.hank you for joining us. how widely use are these types of planes? how december runtive? how disruptive does this warning turn out to be to travel? >> this campuses a very small number of airplanes, 787s in particular with ge engines, and the new 7478 with very small numbers in service right now. so the destruction is minimal. >> all right, now from a travelers perspective, you're hit by nonstop reports of a battery fire, a taxiing problem, and now you know, thunder storm and icing issues. what can you do as a traveler? is there some rule of thumb, for example, stay away from new planes if you want to be safe? >> not really. all these problems would eventually be solved. this issue with icing is something that the engine manufacturers and air fair manufacturers until didn'tly did not know that there was this particular type of icing problem in high altitude near the tropical convergent zones. i would imagine with some tweaking of the programming, electronics on these engines the proble

in castro valley investigators say that couple killed steve rudi gechlt r in the home shared with irvin. officials say money was the motive for this crime but won't give details. word brought relief for the family. >> had he not been the way he was, we'd never be as strong as we have. after 22 years, it, you guys can just imagine how hard it is. >> the two married around the time of the murder. they're now divorceed and allegedly implicated each other in the crime. dna evidence also led to the big break. >> happening now, a candle light vigil in memory of a beloved coach. the 76 was athletic director at john f kennedy high. hit by a car as he tried to direct traffic around a fender bender. we're live tonight, we're hearing many wonderful things about this man. >> reporter: dan, he touched many students lives here at john f kennedy high school over many years he was here this, gathering was their idea. a chance to mourn together, to say thank you, and goodbye. it's an unstructured event. there is a mic if anyone wants to address the crowd. otherwise, the principal says everyone will be g

online sensation was a big tape trading sensation met mc lockin lynn on facebook as how much of chris irvine is in the wide to jade character on w w e well i mean name was i really was preserving yes so i mean like i said earlier the best character is your own personality turned up to twelve so there's a quite a lot of me inside a christian but chris jericho is i mean chris urban is dad is husband stays at home with the kids yet three kids chris jericho is anything else while i'm on your show i'm christian right now you could share a gun yes and perform different versions exactly alan's the ricky on facebook post you have plans to do more feature films i would love to i mean it's kind of the one thing that i would like to do more of i'm playing a character my whole life you know the why t.j. character christian like we just discussed so i would love to kind of do more acting for sure and but i'm christian because a perfect example to show like hey guys this is kind of a example of what i can do just berkowitz tweets what was your favorite moment of the attitude era on in the w e b attitude e

. >> before the michigan football game, irvin myers said, "records don't matter because it's a rivalry game", what about ohigha versus wadoo. the guys struggled against the boilermakers. myer, 20 and 0 since coming to ohio, not having lost a game in 35 months, on the second play things went downhill. that is nod good. danny etling's past intercepted. then on ohio state second play from scrimage a different story. braxton to jeff hireman and the defence is mia. easy 40 yard touchdown, miller's 233 passing yard. four tds. ohio state extending their winning streak to 21 gams. 42-42 is the record between wisconsin and ohio. records are meant to be broken. stevie to jacob petersoners 44 yard touch done. more where that came from starvy pitch and catch to gerard. joe with 114 passing yards. number 14 hosting mississippi third quarter second in goal. connor shaw zips one, collecting six points. connor shaw sharing the highlight, love hitting gerald adams with a 4-yard strike. four touchdown passes. south carlo linea with the final. >> illinois looking to get on track. under a minute to go. sa

employees walked off the job as part of a one day strike at uc medical centers in los angeles, davis, irvine and san diego. union leaders are protesting the way workers are treated by management. >> unfair labor practice strike. they intimidated us on the last strike. >> ucsf said 50 surgeries were postponed. the union and management have yet to agree on a new contract. and the strike restricted access at uc santa cruz. workers are picketing. metro buses dropped off passengers at stops near the entrances rather than going on campus. >>> california could find itself with a $5 billion surplus if projections hold true. the improving economy and new revenue from tax measures have helped the state overcommits long term deficit. the report recommends it sets it aside for a rainy day fund. >> last thing we want them to do is be in the same shape as 2008 where we had no reserves. >> the budget surplus could grow to $9.6 billion. >>> bizarre accident involving a school bus in san francisco. the driver drove the bus into wet cement. a tow truck had to be called in to pull it out. it got stuck about 2:

cheryl irvin and former husband are charged in the stabbing death of irwin other ex-husband in castro valley. investigators say the couple killed steve rutger in the home he shared with your ban. 2 recently divorced at the time now officials say money was the motel he have for this but would not give detail details. according to the arrest brought long awaited relief for the family. >> had he not been the way he was we would never be as strong as we have been to get through this case. i tell you what after 22 years pl you guys can just imagine how hard it is. >>reporter: grace urban and her married shortly before the murdered new divorced. they implicated each other. dna evidence also led to the big break after more than 2 decade decades. >> there was a vigil in fremont in memory of beloved coach. 76-year-old john web was football coach. teacher. and athletic director at john f. kennedy high. he was fatally hit by car saturday morning on 6 80 as he tried to direct traffic around a fender bender. he was being a good samaritan. web had been athletic director football coach all these yea

similar pickets will be held at ucla, davis, irvine, and san diego medical centers. >>> the fbi now investigating a threatening note found on board a plane that took off from sfo. the united express flight was heading to san antoine know when it was diverted to phoenix. a crew member on board found the note in the bathroom. when the plane landed in phoenix passengers were taken off. they were questioned by police. the bomb squad checked out the plane but found nothing. the 43 passengers then got on a new flight that did arrive in texas late last night. >>> we're also finding out more about what caused a deadly 2011 plane crash in watsonville. the pilots decision to take off in foggy weather may have been a major factor in that crash. david and his family were killed. their plane crashed into medical always shortly after take -- medical offices shortly after taking off. >>> 5:41 is the time right now. a woman was shot several times late last night in hayward. the investigation this morning into the shooting at an apartment complex parking lot. >>> they rise very quickly and go down very quickly. >

including this one filmed by malcolm irvine. dinsdale wanted in on the objection. he went in there.nequivocal moving film of the object. >> on his fourth day at the lake, tim captures what thousands before and since have tried and failed to film. >> he described it as for all well being like the back of an african buffalo. same color tone. quite an enormous, quite a large object. as i say, several feet wide. several feet out of the water. with sort of a reddish brown hide. as he watched this thing, it suddenly took off, he suddenly realized, suddenly remembered, of course, why he was there. and then he started filming. >> is this the elusive loch ness monster finally caught on camera? >> well, that's the perennial question, isn't it? that's the $64,000 question. he really didn't know what it was he'd filmed. >> for 50 years this grainy, 62-second film has captivated the world. >> it was analyzed by the royal air force in 1965. and they measured the object. you can see in the film. and they say it's six feet wide across, five feet high out of the water. it moves up to ten miles per h

segregationist senators like sam irvin of north carolina and a bunch of others, what were they saying? they were saying, you know, if you pass title vii in the 1964 civil rights act and tell private employers they cannot discriminate people on a racial basis, that's going to be opening the door up wide to quotas and reverse discrimination against white people. so my only point is that i'm not -- i will say this, i'm not saying that anybody who's against affirmative dax, i'm not -- action, i'm not call anybody who's against affirmative action necessarily a racist. there are people who i respect a great deal, friends of mine who balance the costs and benefits differently than me and are against affirmative action. fine. i disagree with them, fine. i don't think they're racist. but are there plenty of people who, in fact, are racist, who are against affirmative action truly? why? because they perceive -- rightly so -- that it advances the interests of people of color? yeah, that's part of the story too. and, you know, a realistic part of the story that i think people often deny. yes, ma'

we begin our coverage with john irvine of "independent television news." he spent the day on the island's easternmost tip. >> reporter: it's the last place outsiders have reached, the eastern edge of this country, where the philippines meet the pacific. we headed into what's left. the soldier with us was a guide, not a guard. the people here could not have been more welcoming as they showed us the horrendous destruction. this location, normally a blessing, was on friday a terrible curse. there's nothing to the east of this town, other than thousands of miles of pacific ocean, and it was from there that the typhoon came. the most powerful storm ever recorded by man first encountered mankind right here and dealt a terrible blow. several people were killed here in a sports center designated as a shelter, a refuge that became a death trap as the typhoon blew the roof in. the monster storm killed at least 85 people. and the survivors still can't quite believe that they lived through it. vincent, what was it like? >> it was like-- it was like eye don't know. it

. >> greg duncan, co-author, and a distinguished professor at the university of irvine.hank you for joining us, he is in irvine. >> glad to be here. >> your research says the cognitive development of low-income children differs from children raised in high-income families. that's controversial. that is more than saying it's environmental. you are saying that their brain development is different. am i getting that right? >> that's right. there have been many studies showing that children growing up in poor families do worse on many dimensions. they complete less schooling, health is worse, they have less successful careers. one of the possible mechanisms is the way in which their brains are wired. in the early years brain architecture is formed in ways that can be efficient or not. growing up in a family with resources can presumably lead to more efficient brain connections and higher cognitive development. it's not that research shows this, it's that the intervention project that we'll do is going to test this. >> is it - ok, are you saying that it's a matter of - not th

sunday morning game day morning studios job there i have a producer in my ear saying get it to michael irvin get it to warren sapp you only have three minutes left throat a break and i pod cast i talk about whatever i want to talk about for as long as i want i mean part of what you've done for a living what you do for a living the people i mean your skin your green room the photographs of the people you have spoken to the people you have met they did a of the question i made the right you know and so this format allows me to i don't talk about before three bronze de france i talk about the right life or things that are of interest to me bryan cranston comes on and i mean i talked with a little bit of football with him but i want to know what your process about being walter white when you get a breaking bad script what is that like and because the n.f.l. is part of the pop culture tapestry i mean vaal most watched t.v. event all year long larry is stopped for a rock concert in the middle i mean it is a pop culture vent so it works in my mind to put it all together and that's what i love about

>> based in irvine, california. 18 retailer with surfing type stuff.s wall street at all. goldman sachs and all the others jumping on board and downgrading it. earlier i said what is the market cap because it felt like it was small. less than 200 million compared to abercrombie and fitch 206 billion. how about buckle? that is over two, just about 2.5. less than 200 million, tiny. stuart: nothing. thank you very much, indeed. charles is going to make us some money. first up. you have done this before. >> it is down $1 since i talked about it on the show. when a company with amazing value potential, just absolutely amazing versus poor execution. same sort of deal. the company has grown like every year about 180% every year. 100 million per year to over a billion dollars per year. the miracle going on, hopefully starting to get their execution together, but the raw potential of this company, reserves u up 169% compounded annually. on this dip it is a buy. mr. mentioned they were reporting, they blew away the street i will not say it was dismal but the sto

. >> irvine police. >> i'm concerned that one of the parent volunteers may be under the influence ofe voice of a worried parent on that call to police. but prosecutors say it was actually a father acting out a pta plot gone wrong. >> i saw her car driving very erratically. and looks like they had something in the seat of the truck. >> you saw her specifically place something behind her seat? >> reporter: those tapes played in court wednesday, during the opening statements of kent easter's trial. prosecutors say kent and his wife, jill, became upset with a pta volunteer at their son's southern california elementary school for the way she treated the boy. so, they allegedly framed her. >> the defendant planted drugs in her car, called 911 and had her detained by police. >> reporter: kent now blames his wife for planting the drugs and says she coerced him to turn in the volunteer. he pleaded not guilty. if convicted of false imprisonment, he faces three years in prison. jill easter pleaded guilty to the same charge last month and will spend 120 days in jail. >> this is a case of a trust

s irvin says the first day actual sales aren't that important, because sales are expected to be slowerft and sony are law enforcementing starting next week. still, active vision is promoting the fact title and number-one game on xbox live right now. it's also saying that the average player sessions for call of duty ghost have been longer than other recent games from the franchise. though there's not a clear comparison, the top-selling game of the year still seems to be "grand theft auto v," which sold $800 million worth in its first day, hitting $1 billion in sales in three days. now, activeision's call is coming up this afternoon, and we could hear the projections, and how well it will go with the new consoles launch in the coming weeks. >> incredible numbers there, julia. thank you so much. >>> back to watching the markets. a lot of things are lower. the comps are lower. the transports aren't doing so hot with oil up. microsoft is up, but only adding about 6 points to the dow's 83-point game. >> abercrombie is the standout, down 10% in the wake of the full-year warning, and ebay, mea

with us for more on the talks i guess irvin, a distinguished professor of middle eastern history and politics. good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> these talks are already complicated. how much will the stream leader's words, his red lines com product talks? >> they are not new and basically, he is not in geneva negotiating. what the negotiators say in geneva is much more important for the united states. the supreme leader is basically talking for his constituency inside the country. >> he said he wounded intervene directly with talks but does have the final say when it comes to policy matters, does he not. >> it does, but i think the red line here is basically saying iran has the right to have some nuclear program. he's not saying they have the right to have a nuclear weaponnization program. he always insisted it is for civilian purposes. that would not be crossing the red line. >> iran is saying it will not stop or halt uranium enrichment. >> if iran is being seen as forced on its knees, they will pull out of negotiations. i think that's what the major threat is, that if t