joining me now is michael gordon who has been covering the geneva talks for the "new york times." he said "i've never had such intense, detailed, straightforward candid conversations with the iranian delegation before." are we in new territory now? >> well, i think it is fair to say that the united states and iran are in new territory and that the tone of the discussions between the two sides is very different. qualitatively they're talking about issues in a technical way, a pragmatic way that they haven't before but they also failed to announce any breakthrough or even any short-term measures to build trust so so nobody is claiming they they've marrowed major differences. >> suarez: just a few minutes ago we heard from swra skwra * have had a sar reef and it sounded like he was sticking to his previously held guns. during this immediating has iran stated it's ready to modify its program in some way to meet international demands? >> well, iran's position is that it has the right to enrich uranium, a point that the american officials here did not concede and that it wants that righ

. >> the first question will be from michael gordon of the new york times. >> sir, one stated purposee meeting here today was to bolster the moderate syrian opposition, and indeed the communiquÉ talks of stepping up support to that opposition, but there are no specifics. can you tell us specifically what concrete support financial, military, or materiel will be given to the opposition as a direct result of today's meeting? and a related question is the communiquÉ lists a host of confidence-building measures, such as humanitarian corridors or the release of people who have been arbitrarily detained. are any of these steps to be taken prior to the holding of geneva 2, or are these long-range goals for the culmination of that negotiation? and lastly, have all of the moderate opposition committed to attending a geneva 2? the communiquÉ makes clear that there's no role for assad in a transitional body, but it may take quite a long time for there to be such a body since it's by mutual consent. indeed, it may never happen. and people like mr. jarba and others have asked for an upfront commit

frome first question michael gordon of "the new york times." >> to bolster the moderate syrian oppositionomedic a toxin stepping up support to that opposition -- communiquÉ talks of stepping up support. can you tell us specifically what concrete support, financial, military, or material, will be given to the opposition as a direct result of today's meeting? a related question is the communiquÉ lists a host of confidence-building measures such as humanitarian corridors or the release of people who have been arbitrarily detained. are any of these steps to be taken prior to the holding of geneva-2, or are these long- range goals for the combination of that negotiation? -- all have all of the of them committed? the committee k makes clear there is no role for assad in a transitional body. people have asked for an upfront commitment that assad will go. have all the opposition agreed to attend? if not, what will you do to persuade them to attend? >> let me be clear. the opposition is not saying that assad has to go before this negotiation. that is not what they are saying. that is the formula t

. >> michael douglas from gordon gecko days. that sort of in charge -- in charge but a little older. even though i know he played young. >> he was 27 in the book. >> yeah. this guy you may or may not know him, but everyone who has watched him in action on the big screen says he's a very good actor. he played a serial killer who was apparently terrifying in a bbc drama. anyway, it will be fun to see how this shakes down. >> started out as a calvin klein model. i parentally he can't help it if he's gorgeous. he happens to be a great actor. filming begins, thank goodness, november 1st. >> when is it coming out? >> i think august of 2014. just in time for my birthday. and yours. prince george -- at first i wasn't interested in this story. i just thought, oh. then i saw the pictures. >> the baby prince george. >> he is adorable! look at him. >> this is him with a split screen of william and george. william is in the black and white. >> george looks like he wants to go potty. >> the last time we saw the baby was july 3rd, the day afte

. >> the first question will be from michael gordon of "new york times." >> -- [inaudible] -- one purpose of the meeting today was to bolster the moderate syrian opposition and the communique talks are boosting up support for that but there are no specifics. can you tell us specifically what concrete support, financial, military or material, will be given to the opposition as a direct result of today's meeting? and a related question, is the communique was a host of confidence-building measures, the release of people who have arbitrarily detained. are any of these steps to be taken prior to the holding of geneva 2 or are these long-range goals for the culmination of that negotiation ? and lastly, have all of the moderate opposition committed to attending geneva 2, the communique makes clear that there's no role for assad in a transitional body but it may take quite a long time for there to be such a body since it's by mutual consent. indeed it may never happen and people like -- have asked for an upfront commit thament assad will go before attending have. all the moderate opposition agree

>> i pictured michael douglas from gordon gecko days. was 27 in the book. >> this guy, you may or may not know, but everyone who watched him on the big screen said he's a good actor. he played a serial killer, he was apparently terrifying in a bbc drama. anyway, it will be fun to see how this shakes out. >> he started out as a calvin klein model, but apparently he kept it if he's gorgeous. he's a great actor. films begins, thank goodness, november 1. when is it coming out? >> 2014. just in time for my birthday. >> good. >> and yours. >> yes. all right. >> at first, i wasn't interested in this story because i thought -- and then i saw the picture. >> the baby prince george. >> he is adorable. this is him with a split screen with william and george. >> george looks like he wants to go potty. >> the plas time we saw the baby -- the last time we saw the baby was july 3rd. that's quite a dress, that christianing grown. it goes to the original floor. >> the original one was from 2 -- from the queen victoria days but it was so threadbare they h

gordon. what are you learning? >> we just heard from pat collins and we are learning from michael isikoff that all the shots fired at the capitol hill shooting incident came from law enforcement, not the woman in the car. that's according to a police source just briefed by the capitol hill police. take a look at this video from alhurra tv. it shows the suspect cornered by police. they back up as she speeds away. they have guns drawn at this point. she goes around, in front of the west lawn of the capitol. this is taken by a crew who was on the west lawn of the capitol following the vehicle. u.s. capitol police in pursuit. you see her go around a second circle. this is on the northwest corner of the capitol. as she does, she is in very tight pursuit. u.s. capitol police secret service and she goes up constitution avenue. right about here, police are following her and one police car hits a barricade, a security barricade, broadsides it and the officer was injured during the police chase. that is how the police officer was injured. right side damage to the vehicle when a security barrier went up on connecticut avenue.

michael jackson. dr. conrad murray was released by the sheriff's department at 12:01 this morning and then taken away by patrol car. gordonive outside the los angeles men's central jail. we understand that murray is looking to get back into medicine. >> reporter: he s. that's just part of his set of plans as he looks forward. it happened quietly under the cover of darkness at 12:01 this morning. the l.a. county sheriff's department telling us that dr. conrad murray was released to his representatives. his personal safety has been a cause of some concern. he is hated literally by many michael jackson fans. they hold him responsible for the king of pop's death. two years ago a jury convicted murray of involuntary man laut slaughter, that he administered the dose of propofol that killed jackson. he is hoping to practice medicine once the appeals are done so he can get back on his feet financially. his attorney spoke with us this weekend. >> it was a roller coaster. thank god we can see the light at the end of the tunnel and now he's out so i'm happy he'll be able to resume his life now. >> conrad murray's license to practice