john kerry answering a few questions but not really giving a lot away.has to answer questions at the moment, he can't walk away from the press because he is on those crushes worth noting that was a bicycle injury while he was one stage of these talks it was an injury sustained while doing these long negotiations and taking a break they can't wait forever, but they are waiting for now was the message. and other foreign ministers will be staying. we also heard from the french foreign minister, he described it as marathon negotiations and also tell you what the iranians have to say but the foreign minister who has been here with john kerry, neither man and there's so much going on in the world. neither has left the city except for one very brief visit. he said we are working hard, but not rushed to get the job done. mark myrd whos you can't change forces in the middle of a stream. it is worth reare minding you, that they didn't think today's deadline was important, they thought it was more important to get a good deal, it wasn't a deadline that had been agr

john kerry defending the iran nuclear deal in a fierce exchange. republican lawmakers say that kerry has been fleeced. but the secretary of state says the deal is the only viable option toward a peaceful resolution. turkey has scrambled warplanes in a skirmish with islamic state. i asked reportedly opened fire, killing one soldier and wounding others. extra, read all about it. a massive media deal. ben: this will be on the front page. a big shakeup between europe and asia. pearson is selling the iconic newspaper to japanese media corporation the tape. the price paid is over $1 billion. some observers say way too much for an old paper and others argue it is a major coup for the japanese. >> it is an institution. they have been printed by pearson for nearly 60 years. it has always been a trophy asset. 720,000 print and digital copy old everyday. pearson holds 50% of the economist. it is not selling that holding. the price is $1.3 billion. the financial times was considered a pacesetter in the online news world. pearson has opted to focus on the global

john kerry defending the iran nuclear deal in a fierce exchange. republican lawmakers say that kerry has been fleeced. but the secretary of state says the deal is the only viable option toward a peaceful resolution. turkey has scrambled warplanes in a skirmish with islamic state. i asked reportedly opened fire, killing one soldier and wounding others. extra, read all about it. a massive media deal. ben: this will be on the front page. a big shakeup between europe and asia. pearson is selling the iconic newspaper to japanese media corporation the tape. the price paid is over $1 billion. some observers say way too much for an old paper and others argue it is a major coup for the japanese. >> it is an institution. they have been printed by pearson for nearly 60 years. it has always been a trophy asset. 720,000 print and digital copy old everyday. pearson holds 50% of the economist. it is not selling that holding. the price is $1.3 billion. the financial times was considered a pacesetter in the online news world. pearson has opted to focus on the global

secretary of state john kerry expected to speak this morning. we will be monitoring the situation in vienna. we'll bring you, and live as soon as it happened. not only will this be a mover for the broader market but we watch oil prices as well. joining us now by phone is still fled from the price futures group. good morning to you. thank you for joining so early. what are you looking for in watching this morning? >> obviously the news since oil prices lower at this initially in the market has to judge how quickly everyone can get their production up to capacity and how quickly it can bring civil oil to the market. it's been widely reported they have close to 30 to 40 million barrels of oil in storage that could be reached quickly into the market. the big question is how they plan to do it. we've heard in the past iran has said they are not going to crush oil prices and will be smart about the way they let oil back onto the market. it will be interesting to see with saudi arabia does because saudi arabia has a gentleman with iran or other opec me

charlie: you have followed john kerry.e has been a bulldog persistent showing a remarkable sense of endurance in pursuit of the middle east peace and the same thing here. take us inside the mind of john kerry. margaret: wow. you asked earlier -- you are going to get me in trouble charlie. you asked if john kerry any ministration were too eager for a deal. any ministration is really sensitive -- the administration is really sensitive to that question. these negotiators have been in this palace behind me for a good month and have not talked to their families or have seen them except over skype and the like. the thing that is harder for them to defend against is the accusation that they are perhaps part of wishful thinking. that is something john kerry has been accused of quite often. the idea that something can be done about this. if you push it diplomacy hard enough, you can come to an agreement. it is hard to think -- you compared it to middle east peace . harder to think of a more difficult question. on this diplomacy, ju

he made that clear to john kerry.came back and he did bring the chief scientist, who had been through two operations. it wasn't clear whether he would be well enough to come. he was absolutely -- it was critical that he be here because he is the chief scientific brain for the iranian side of the negotiation. he brought the brother of the president, who is very close to the foreign minister. of course, he is also the brother of the president. so you have political cover. finally, he brought his wife. everyone said, he must really be here to make a deal because he has brought along his wife. three people -- science, politics, and his family. key ingredients for a deal. if indeed there is a deal to be done. charlie: so there is this question. often the president will say think about the alternative. if these talks fail, really fail not just kicking the can , down the road, they agree they will never agree, what is the consequences of that failure to come to an agreement? seyed: i believe the consequences would be extreme

as we heard in that report, john kerry will be traveling to cuba. he will be there to see the american embassy. these things to come. it is really uncertain how long it is going to take before the u.s. is in position, politically with both houses of congress. u.s. president barack obama has met in washington. in what is considered nigeria's first-ever democratic transition. to bring safety, security, and peace to the west african nation. it is strulingith a terr campaign being waged by boko haram. keep it here. sarah: our top stories. at 30 people have been killed in a suicide bombing in turkey not far from the syrian border. the turkish government believes the islamic state is behind it. and an historic moment in washington. it is the first time the cuban flag has officially flown in the united date since 1961. time now for some business news. that's putting up can lead to bigger and better things when we are talking in the corporate world. >> a bit of relationship advice. paypal is officially trading on the nasdaq stock exchange. >> the online pay

john kerry has been back and back. zarif went back to tehran in the last few days to make the case and to try to move it along. so if they're trying this hard, it would it seems to me that there is a great intensity to try to find a solution to these very difficult points. >> that's exactly the case, charlie. lyse, i know you want to jump in too. john kerry brought a physical therapist and two doctors with him. he literally got off his recovery bed to make it here because he is trying to close what could be a legacy-making deal for president obama but also have reverberations throughout the middle east. so great intensity you're exactly right, on finishing that, but it's sort of a game of chicken in some ways in terms of ironing out the details and no one wants to pull that curtain. >> someone came from having seen members of the iranian and american declaration i said what was the mood? the person said the mood was this has to be done. never have they been so close to a deal. this would end a 12-year standoff over ira

secretary of state john kerry. while we wait for that, the largest community outside cuba lives in miami. andy gallagher is there. andy we saw the historic pictures of the cuban flag going up at the now new cuban embassy in washington, d.c. in general what's the feeling in miami over all these developments? >> reporter: well, as that flag was hoisted this morning at around 10:30 there were perhaps 15 people on the corner in little havana, the same faces i've been watching over the years very vocal very emotional very upset in this normalization of relations between the u.s. and cuba. but these days they are very much in the minority. there have been huge democratic changes. there are a million cuban americans here and their attitudes towards cuba have somewhat softened, and improved over the years. they think this restoration normalization of relations is something worth giving a go. after all many of the people in miami still have family in cuba and they think they have been suffering under the embargo. they are a

as we heard in that report, john kerry will be traveling to cuba. he will be there to see the american embassy. these things to come. it is really uncertain how long it is going to take before the u.s. is in position, politically with both houses of congress. u.s. president barack obama has met in washington. in what is considered nigeria's first-ever democratic transition. to bring safety, security, and peace to the west african nation. it is struggling with a terror campaign being waged by boko haram. keep it here. sarah: our top stories. at 30 people have been killed in a suicide bombing in turkey not far from the syrian border. the turkish government believes the islamic state is behind it. and an historic moment in washington. it is the first time the cuban flag has officially flown in the united date since 1961. time now for some business news. that's putting up can lead to bigger and better things when we are talking in the corporate world. >> a bit of relationship advice. paypal is officially trading on the nasdaq stock exchange. >> the onli

you had jack lew, john kerry, and ernst monez who was with kerry most of the time when the discussions were going on, the negotiations were going on. he is, himself, a nuclear physicist. how do you think they did? >> they had a couple of points they wanted to make, and make them clearly. jack lew saying sanctions have been successful, and now it's time to push into the next arena. the point of sanctions, was to get iran to the negotiating table. we have achieved that. jack lew saying it's time to move forward. we heard the secretary monez answering specific questions about the deal, and saying that energy experts as well as intelligence experts will be able to tell if iran is breaching its part of the deal. secretary kerry is saying the 24 day window is not as big of a concern as members of congress make it out to be. all the guys said that 24 days is better than an endless stalling, which is what iran was able to do in the past, when they sat down and started talking. there's a point that came up a lot in the hearing - questions and concerns - iran has said that inspectors will not be

the secretary of state john kerry will be defending it. plus cash for conversation. why on-line chat rooms are big business in china. first, the u.n. envoy to syria is due to hold talks with the syrian government in damascus. on wednesday, there were deep concerns at the plight of people. the town, close to the lebanese border, is subjected to several barrel bomb attacks this week. the u.n. says syria faces the worst refew guy crisis in refugee crisis. many of them have crossed into neighboring countries which are struggling with the huge influx of refugees. more than a million are in lebanon. jordan has taken in over 600,000 syrians and close to 2 million have fled to turkey and the numbers continue to rise. we can go live to our correspondent in the turkeys border town that has thousands of syrian refugees. there is diplomatic soundings about how to get some kind of political solution to the crisis. evidence growing every day that the syrian conflict is overspilling into southern turkey. >> reporter: , absolutely right. and that crisis, especially the refugee crisi

if the administration wants to gait shorter review from congress, john kerry has to do this deal by midnight tonight washington time. that's 6:00 a.m. friday morning vienna time where we are. there are indications that will not happen. in fact, we're told now that kerry is going to make a statement in about an hour at 1:00 p.m. eastern. he's going to give a status report. i understand it's not a breakdown. it's not a breakthrough. it's just what has been happening today and in the last 24 hours. all of the players led toy ss led by kerry have been meeting and kerry has been calling russia's foreign minister as well. he's back in moscow. last night president obama held a videoconference with kerry and the team here to give them his red lines and to get an update from them of course. joining me now from capitol hill ask arizona senator john mccain. chairman of the armed services committee. senator, we want to talk about iran, also talk about isis and what you heard at the hearings on tuesday from the pentagon officials. but first, this iran deal here. what are youing looking for? have you been

we have secretary of state john kerry speaking there and we need to take that. u so much for being with us. we'll talk to you very soon. let's go, mika right now to secretary of state kerry. >> we'll bring insight and accountability to a roon's nuclear program not for a small number of years but for the lifetime of that program. this is the good deal that we have sought. believe me had we been willing to settle for a lesser deal we would have finished this negotiation a long time ago. but we were not. all of us not just the united states but france, the united kingdom, germany, russia china and the eu were determined to get this right. so we have been patient and i believe our persistence has paid off. a few months ago in mow zahn we and our international partners joined iran in announcing a series of parameters to serve as the contours of a potential deal. experts and commentators were in fact surprised by all that we had achieved at that point. after three more months of long days and late nights, i'm pleased to tell you that we have stayed true to those contou

august 14 john kerry heads to havana his aides said. this afternoon, kerry will receive the foreign minister, bruno rodriguez at the state department. jon: a first since the '60s. a spokesman for kerry said the topics of two men will hardly represent any change at all from those of the last six decades. >> we began a conversation that i suspect will continue about on human rights which we know is going to be a part of this new relationship. we have had conversations about migration and i think we made it clear publicly that going forward we both agree, both countries to have conversation about fugitives in law enforcement. >> reporter: one other piece of business that occurred today. at 4:00 a.m. eastern time inside the atrium at the state department known formally as the hall of flags, the insertion of cuba's flag in the alphabetical place. the 4:00 a.m. time we're told for safety reasons as a scaffold was involved. follow me on twitter,@james rosen fnc. right after this live shot i will tell you which country, both the united states an

we are waiting on john kerry.on't know the details yet, but here's what i'm watching for it. sanctions through the air blow it all come on day one and what the sanctions beyond the sanctions we never put on iran. the sanctions against iran for the nuclear program. sanctions 10 years ago because the support for terrorism. if we take all the sanctions off and all they are doing it admitting their nuclear program but what about the other things. does that mean a lot more money for iran to support the terrorist activities not prohibited. that made them have a look for is inspection. we have asked for anytime, anyplace inspection. we show up, you will in your doors, including military and deletion. that's been a sticking point. iran has always said we will manage those inspection and maybe not on any military installations anyway. i am looking to see what it means for both of those things. will sanctions be lifted immediately or over time by two iranian behavior. secondly, will inspections be about anyplace, anytime. m

the words of john kerry, now he's talking, i think, about the very last bits of this deal but as we haveeen saying all along, through this long tort tortuous process, the last bids would be the hardest bits and among the problems we know in this last phase is the whole idea of policing the deal the iea chief recently came back from tehran, a part of the u.n. that deals with nuclear matters. they would be the ones inspected. where would they be allowed to go for years about iran's nuclear program. the other aspect of this which is causing troubleing trouble in the whole round is the sequencing of sanctions. iran wants sanctions lifted right now. the other countries say, no. we want you to comply. we want you to show that you are pursuing a civilian nuclear program. we want to shut down the centrifuges. that was agreed in lozanne and then we will lift the sanctions. i think the way they are working now is they will set a date in the future when the sanctions will be lifted but by that point, iran should have completely complied. that's what they are working on. but trying to finesse that h

and i can't -- >> living to john kerry the u.s. secretary of state and bruno rodriguez, the foreign minister of cuba, the joint news conference. secretary kerry stating that change is never easy but one must learn from the past not live in it. many of the stumbling blocks still have come up in the news conference including guantanamo and listing on the blockade. we're going to have more analysis and discussion on al jazeera, in the next few minutes. stay with us on al jazeera. he. >> flag and handshake marking the historic restoration of diplomatic relations between u.s. and cuba. >> it is a hisk day a day of removing barriers. >> i'm lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. turkey suggests i.s.i.l. is to blame for a suicide board of education which has killed 30 people and injured around 100. >> draft resolution has been adopted unanimously. >> uni

have all sides of the debate covered with british prime minister david cameron secretary of state john kerry and a key republican critic, arkansas senator tom cotton. >>> and the trump factor. republicans pile on after trump says this about john mccain. >> he's a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he's captured. i like people who weren't captured. >> is this the moment republicans decide enough is enough. >> i'm chuck todd. joining us thomas friedman of the "new york times." andrea mitchell finally back from vienna. danielle pletka and bill richard richardson richardson. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good morning. new developments into the investigation in chattanooga. those victims, lance corporal skip wells gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan staff sergeant david why yet, and sergeant holmquist. the gunman mohammad youssuf abdulazeez investigators are focusing on a text message he sent to friends just hours before the shootings, including a link to islamic verse who says this. whosoever shows enmity to friends. his family offered a statement offering condolences to the victi

senator mark rubio questions the secretary of state john kerry right now.. >> there was a perception created among my colleagues and boat sides of the aisle we were pressing for any time inspections. then the snap back sanctions are hollow. we have this complicated 24-day arbitration process iran will test and exploit over and over. they know once the international sanctions are gone they will be impossible to snap back as the iranian counter part bragged once the structure of the sanction collapse it will be impossible to reconstruct it. he bragged that incremental violations of the agreement will not be rosprosecuted. iran will keep the money up front and allowed to continue to develop icbms that know only one purpose and that is nuclear warfare. all of the promises about never pursuing a weapon is revealed as a lie when they are developing a long range rocket capable of reaching this very room. there is only one reason to develop the rockets and that is to put a nuclear war head on them. it allows the arms embargo to end and this provides possibly hundre

>> well, john kerry always been a big u.n. supporter. i depth agree with him. i abide by the united states constitution and the law as put forth by this country north by the united nations. that's number one. number two neil, we spoke about three or four months ago and i indicated, listen, lease going to do a deal any deal. he needs foreign policy and it will be a bad deal. this is a bad deal. and you know what chuck how manier and others will do? they'll wait until the very end and see how many of their colleagues break until there's enough to actually sustain -- to override the veto and then he is going to vote against it so he can save face, protected israel. this does nothing to protect israel or our ago lies or the united states of america. so i'm not sure -- i still haven't not quite figure out why the president and john kerry are -- and the united nations -- i know why they're doing it -- it moving forward. what are we get out of this dole exactly? >> the question also is, why cede that to the nun is it your understanding that the congress vote isn't imp

we are john kerry just over half an hour ago meeting the cuban foreign minister and striking a rather cautious tone and what he said. secretary kerry: make no mistake the process of formally recognizing relations between the united states and cuba will go on. it may be long and complex that along the way we are sure to encounter a bump here and there and moments even of frustration. patients will be required. >> john kerry speaking in the past half hour. -- patience will be required. we speak to a reporter who solve ceremony taking place. >> there were demonstrators and also those celebrating this very symbolic moment. it did take a while after the first phone call between president obama and rival castro. between then and now the they wanted to renew diplomatic relationships. the ultimate symbol they are renewing the diplomatic ties with the cuban flag now flying high outside of the cuban embassy. at that precise moment when the cuban flag was raised, that is probably the chancets were the loudest that the countries are getting closer and things will be easier in terms of travel and

we see john kerry. you're saying the deadline isn't as hard and fast. >> there's a 30-day review period if they get us the text. >> let's listen to john kerry in vienna, austria. >> well good evening, everybody, and let me start by thanking all of you for your remarkable patience. i know in fact all of us involved in this know that this has been a very difficult couple of weeks for the many journalists who are here in vienna with us. but let me assure you we would not be here continuing to negotiate just for the sake of negotiating. we're here because we believe we're making real progress toward a comprehensive deal. but as i have said many times, and as i discussed with president obama last night, we are not going to sit at the negotiating table forever. we also recognize that we shouldn't get up and leave simply because the clock strikes midnight and i emphasize given that the work here is incredibly technical and the stakes are very very high we will not rush and we will not be rushed and we won't le

the president has made it in his own statements and as has john kerry. it's drowned out in the avalanche of opposition to the agreement. in fact, there'll be a series of actions that will be eased and lifted. it will give iran access to billions. what will they do. it's been suggested that the iranians will use it at home. where is washington tonne's allies belief that they'll use large chunks of that money to advance and reinforce iran's expanded position in the region, including the houthis in yemen. it's support for hezbollah i lebanon, syria and the fight in iraq. >> the person in the story, was the iranian president. her implication was if the united states would allow those iranian-backed forces in iraq to join the fight, which is stood back at time where they were supposed to supply air support. her implications was that if iran and america share an enemy that can be use: is that a reasonable argument? >> well it's certainly a reasonable arguments in the abstract. i think what they have been careful about is being the air force for iranian backed

secretary secretary of state john kerry goes before the senate foreign relations committee as the obama administration tries to sell the nuclear deal to skeptical members of congress. ♪ this is al jazeera live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy and looking at live pictures from capitol hill, this is the hearing room where the senate foreign relations committee in a few minutes will begin questioning of secretary of state john kerry and jack lui and earnest monez and testifying today about the nuclear deal with iran with the u.s. and five other world powers and tie ran a few weeks ago and go straight to libby casey on capitol hill what is the atmosphere leading to this hearing? >> a build up not just in the past week as we watched news of the nuclear deal come up but for months because congress knew this day was likely to come and this is the first public opportunity for members of the obama administration to talk directly to congress members who they really want to win over to their perspective and so there is a lot of build up to this very moment. now the administration has been brie

as libby casey reports, secretary of state john kerry fought back arguing scrapping it would not make it better. >> reporter: round two on capitol hill for the chief negotiators and pitch men for a deal not sitting well with republicans or top democrats. >> as i condition to review the deal, there's a number of issues i find troublesome. >> secretary of state john kerry flanked by the treasury secretary, trying to convince skeptics that this agreement is the best way to prevent iran obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> when it comes to verification and monitoring, there's no sunset in this agreement. no sunset ever. >> secretary of state john kerry says pulling out of the agreement now will give iran a free pass to double the pass of iranian enrichment and could isolate the united states. >> if we walk away, we walk away we walk away alone. our partners are not going to be with us. >> the clock has started ticking. the republican controlled congress has until september 17th to review the deal and vote to approve or disapprove. by the tone, the administration has a tough time ahead. >> if th

bob corker a tennessee republican says he urged secretary of state john kerry not to enter into a bad deal with iran, and that the united states has conceded too much to the talks. secretary kerry said while the two sides have never been closer to a deal success is not guaranteed. >> at this point, this negotiation could go either way. if hard choices get made in the next couple of days, and made quickly, we could get an agreement this week. but if they are not made, we will not. >> as the latest deadline approaches the situation appears to be getting more complicated thanks oa new demand from iran. according to some reports iran wants any deal to include the lifting of an united nations arms embargo. the emg bar go is aimed at preventing iran from sending weapons to its allies in be yemen or other territories. diplomatic editor james bays, these reports are they accurate? stemming from the article in the you wall streein thewall street? >> i went to a briefing early on by a senior iranian official one closely involved in these negotiations and he paid it clear that yes iran has real

secretary of state john kerry says he's hopeful iran and world powers could strike a nuclear deal but still tough issues to deal with. >> held without charge, israel frees palestinian prisoner after a 55 day hunger strike. pope francis celebrates an outdoor mass on the final day of his tour, we are live in paraguay. >> euro zone finance ministers are meeting on attempts for a third greek bailout. they are trying to find a solution. the greek government has 24 hours to convince creditors it can be trusted to enact reforms and secure a bailout. 323 billion euros are owed to creditors, including euro zone countries, you're zone bank and i.m.f. 175% of greek g.d.p. repayments will last another generation, about 40 years. the latest plan, greek asks for 54 billion euros to cover its debts for the next three years including a 1.6 billion you're rerepayment that should have been paid to the i.m.f. last month. it's next repayment is coming up fast. it owes 3.5 billion euros on july 20. greece cannot repay without another injection of cash. prime minister alexis tsipras is speaking in brussels

john kerry says it could still go either way. days before the 20th anniversary, the boss kneeian serb leader calls it all a lie. plus: the first stop of pope francis's week long tour of spanish speaking south america where millions of catholics have abandoned the church. totalling it up in the referendum in greece. voters were ask whether they were for or against a bail-out proposal put forward by international creditors. the extremely early and based upon a small number of opinion polls suggest that the no camp could be slightly ahead. it could be those who want to reject the terms that are going to win this. we will bring you more obvious and concrete numbers as had he come to hand. let's go to barnaby phillips joining me live from the greek capital. it's been very difficult to read the ruins on this one, barnaby over the course of the last seven days. this would be a staggering result a ringing endorsement for what alexis tsipras, if it turns out to be true. we can not emphasize enough. if it goes through alexis tsipras will b

secretary of state john kerry is warning the u.s.ould walk away from the negotiating table if iran does not make the tough decisions needed for a final agreement. >> the simple fact is that despite all of the progress we have made and it's real some of the tough issues remain unresolved. >> cnn's nic robertson is live in vienna with the latest. nic, a lot of people thought a deal would be reached today. where do things stand now? >> reporter: i don't think we will get that announcement today. all bets are off. that is the issue of the talks so far. what is happening this minute secretary kerry meeting with iranian counterpart with the foreign minister and eu foreign policy chief. they have been in the meeting for about an hour. the first meeting of the day. secretary kerry saying he is willing to walk away. eu foreign policy chief, about 15 hours ago, said the amount of time before they walk away is a matter of hours. did she actually mean 24 or 48 hours? what we call a couple of days or did she mean hours? it is just not clear. what

john kerry: and we will not be rushed.et ourselves be rushed through any accident -- any aspect of this. all we are focused on is the quality of the agreement. and that is what will continue to define our work. manus: ryannair shares jumped after the company's board to accept iag's offer for its 29% stake in aer lingus. just a reminder. make sure you stay tuned, not just today but we'd like to do things the bloomberg rate. -- the bloomberg weay. -ay. bloomberg best. the episode covers the greek crisis. with the italian prime minister monti. and analysis on the china market meltdown. you can catch that 70 and sunday at 12:00 noon, 4:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. we have the full spectrum covered. you have time to do other things as well apart from watch bloomberg best under weekend. -- on your weekend. ♪ manus: welcome back to "the pulse." let's bring you some of the breaking headlines. institutions to view the greek proposals. the form a view today on the greek proposals. by tonight on these proposals? actions, so we're also seein

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what i was struck by was that john kerry kept using the phrase "artificial deadline." as if it came from nowhere. it came from negotiations that first said june 30, june 9, june 10, now june 13. gwen: deadline only matters when you have achieved what you wanted but if you haven't achieved it, it's ephemeral. yochi: and it was imposed by someone other than yourself gement what are the sticking points at this stage? yochi: they keep saying it's a small a couple of areas but they're gigantic. one is inspections, will iran have to open up military facilities to u.n. and u.s. inspectors. it is believed the bases are where ballistic missile testing was done and they need access and iran doesn't want to provide it. the other is u.n. sanctions on iran affects conventional weaponry so tanks and machine guns, iran wants those things called off and u.s. says no. gwen: iran calls it a web of sanctions, like it's a constraint they cannot accept. what are they talking about? yochi: we're in a weird moment because boehner, others who oppose the deal, say leave the table and leave the

i look at john kerry. has been around foreign relations for almost 40 years of his life. tom cotton was in elementary school when john kerry was dealing with foreign relations issues. is this guy, is this the anointed critiquer of the republican party on this deal? he seems to be getting more pub and out there more than anybody else and now he is invoking some religious connotations to his criticism in all of this. >> i think the only reason he didn't go full out on john kerry is that they're waiting to call barack obama judas. right? because, after possibility just pilate, what do you have left? i guess there's satan. tom cotton. regardless of his youthful looks and lack of experience is really the front man in a lot of ways for the neo con conservative wing of the republican party. the same people who told us again and again that iraq would be a cake walk box lead to democracy throughout the region and have yet to apologize for not finding wmds and for killing hundreds of thousands of iraqis and tens of

secretary ash carter got the seal of approval from the country's king and tomorrow secretary of state john kerry will head to the hill to push the deal to a skeptical congress. john terret, the saudis opposed the deal. >> reporter: absolutely had antonio, absolutely right. saudi arabia, the largest sunni power, is concerned iran, the biggest shia one will use the agreement to flex its muscles in the region. but united states last convinced this they will protect the saudis from the results of that deal. >> carter and the accord did receive a warm welcome. but even he admits with some reservations. >> the only reservations that we 60sed were onesdiscussed were ones that we thoroughly shared, unable, that we tend to verification of the agreement as it's implemented. and also, with respect to the so-called snap-back of sanctions. >> reporter: those sanctions will be put back in place immediately. according to the agreement should the irannians renege on any part of the deal. still the saudis are concerned about how world powers will block any attempt by iran to build nuclear weapons while its influ

john kerry saying one thing the u.s.s not considering is handing back guantanamo, changing terms of the treaty in which the u.s. controls that corner of the island. -- the cubanys diplomat says that will be a requirement. help cooperation, telecommunications organization, but there are aching point, guantanamo one of the major ones. also, reparations for how the u.s. will pay money back to cuba for some of its act's over the past 55 years or so, and whether cuba will pay reparations to u.s. citizens whose goods and lands were confiscated during the revolution and the years following it. idea when we may be able to visit cuba as tourists rather than the complicated wording like educational mission? far they are saying as they are apparently. john kerry will be down there below -- for the empathy. he wil raise the flag and will probably signify some sort of change in the next coming months. scarlet: thank you so much. sweating in washington. really hot there. alix: you look great. ashley madison trying to keep its bedside