javad marshall-fields and his fiancee, vivian wolfe, were on their way out to dinner. >> javad had aian just loved life. they were both recent graduates from colorado state university. she had just graduated with a b.a. in nutrition, and my son had just graduated with a bachelor's degree in speech communication and rhetoric. >> just three miles from where the chuck e. cheese's massacre had taken place, javad and vivian were stopped at a red light when a car pulled alongside and someone opened fire. >> gunmen attacked this car with bullets, killing javad marshall-fields and vivian wolfe. >> finding out that i had lost my son, it was the most devastating event that i have ever experienced in my life. i was very, very angry. i was very upset. and so i went straight to the police department and started asking questions. >> javad had witnessed a friend's murder at a barbecue the summer before, and despite receiving death threats, javad had decided to testify in court against the accused killer. >> he felt like it was the right thing to do because he saw his best friend get shot down in co

iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif said today he expects the u.s to lift economic sanctions quickly if negotiators can reach a deal. but secretary of state kerry said this morning both sides have to agree on some fundamental decisions over the next few weeks, otherwise, he says, it would be impossible to extend the talks any further. >> either you make the decisions to prove your program is a peaceful one, or if you're unable to do that, it may tell a story that none of us want to hear. >> stewart: the timeline for negotiations has already been extended twice and the next deadline is late march. in japan, an unprecedented move to prevent a journalist from traveling to syria to report on the refugee situation there. officials seized the passport of freelance photographer yuichi sugimoto, saying the government acted to protect the man's life. this after two japanese hostages were recently beheaded by isis militants. new statistics reveal that india and china are in the grips of a massive air pollution crisis. the economist reports that co2 emissions have skyrocketed in china a

the country's foreign minister, mohamed javad zarif. >> sanctions oar liability. you need to get rid of them if you want a solution. and unless particularly some politicians, unless they come to the realization that sacks are a liability and they need to be lifted we will not have a solution. so that's the single most important issue but i think we have made good headway in resolving even that. >> also discussed was the upheaval across the middle east with the former u.n. secretary-general kofefe anan taking center stage. >> on the contrary, history teaches us that closed societies decay, open societies are the ones that prosper. >> his comments followed those of the iraqi prime minister who called on nations to help fight the advance of i.s.i.l. known in arabic as dash. >> we are facing a formidable new which is not only threatening iraq. it is threatening the region, it is threatening the whole world at the moment. as far as i know we are the only country that have earmd on the ground fighting dash. >> the three-day conference brings together some of the world's

secretary of state john kerry is meeting with iranian counterpart mohammad javad zarif in geneva. the talks for the first time have included top u.s. and iranian officials on energy and nuclear issues, to work out the technical details of an agreement that would curb iran's nuclear program and impose international monitoring. both sides say they have no plans to extend the talks a second time after initially missing a deadline in november. the obama administration meanwhile is reportedly , withholding details of the talks from israeli counterparts over prime minister benjamin netanyahu's effort to undermine an agreement. white house press secretary josh earnest said israel has spread false information about the negotiations. donations to rebuild gaza from a devastating israeli assault this summer have fallen fall short of -- fallen far short of the amounts pledged. while countries around the world vowed to give over $5 billion to help gaza rebuild, the humanitarian news service irin reports only 5% of the pledges have come in. last month, the united nations relief and works agency

talks in geneva this week between secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart mohammad javadarif. the u.s. and iran are seeking a framework agreement to curb iran's nuclear program and impose international monitoring in return for an easing of u.s.-led sanctions before a march 31 deadline. the talks appear to be gaining momentum, with the involvement of high-ranking officials from both sides and leaked details of a plan to limit iranian nuclear production for at least ten years. they are set to resume next week. >> the advancing talks and the new leaked cable come just as netanyahu prepares for a controversial u.s. visit where he'll try to undermine the nuclear deal. on march 3, netanyahu will address a joint session of congress on iran at the invitation of republican house speaker john boehner. the trip has caused a major rift with the white house to the point where obama has refused to host netanyahu for a meeting and administration officials are also reportedly withholding details of the talks from israeli counterparts. speaking last week, white house press secretary josh