secretary of state john kerry and ernest moniz met with the head of the iran's atomic agency. rm see this as a sign that a resolution is in the works. >> there is a sign that tehran is finding ways to undermine. secret activities of iran's agents in africa. is f. >> first, john terret with where the talks stand. >> five days of unilateral talks between u.s. and iran, technical aspects of the program. that meant bringing in top members of the u.s. and iran, their job to hash out which parts of the program could be kept and which part of tehran's program needed to be banned. moniz and salehi helped to sharpen on some of the details and the question on international sanctions on iran was discussed. with five weeks left before the march 31st deadline, reports that the talks were challenging and productive and appearing to be negotiating in good faith. in tehran, iran yafns want a deal that is a win win for them and the west. but would not be bullied into concessions that undermine their national security. that in context of secretary of state john kerry's statement that the u.s. i

american energy official moniz joined the discussion for the first time. u.s.allies face a march 31st deadline to reach an agreement with iran in exchange for relief from sanctions. >>> the fbi is searching for two armed bank robbers that struck at least seven times in suburban washington, d.c. the duo dressed in all blacks, heavy coats, hats ski masks or sunglasses and fake beefrds and nicknamed the black hat bandits. >> it was guns raised to customers and tellers. these are gun that are out, they are brandishing them and doesn't get much more violent than that. >> investigators belief the men have had police or military training. >>> 11 students in connecticut's wesleyan university are being treated for what appears to be an overdose of the illegal drug known as moll lichl at least one person is in critical condition. police suspect it was a bad batch of the drug if you will that maybe the cause of this. they are trying to trace the source. molly is the street name of mdma. the main chemical in ecstasy that induces euphoria. >>> in health headlines a new stud

. >> jimmy: next is secretary of energy, ernest moniz.essed he's actually an 18th century composer who somehow traveled through time and became energy secretary. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: didn't change his name either. ernest moniz. >> jimmy: next is secretary of defense ashton carter. he confessed he kind of wished joe biden had given him a a shoulder massage the other day. [ applause ] next up is secretary of the treasury, jack lew. he confessed the noise everyone heard during the budget meeting wasn't actually his chair squeaking. [ laughter ] that's embarrassing. >> steve: i know it was lew. >> jimmy: and finally secretary of the interior sally jewell. she confessed that she never totally understood what the secretary of interior does and it's way too late to ask now, so she just goes on etsy most of the time at work. which is a great way to waste your time, i love it. [ applause ] >> steve: i like that keychain. >> jimmy: this is cool. i heard lady gaga -- [ laughter ] i'm not wearing my contacts. heard lady gaga will becom

earnest moniz confessed he's an 18th century composer that somehow traveled through time and became energyy. >> some people were saying bill o'reilly exaggerated his war experience in the 1980s. yeah. yeah people became suspicious because o'reilly says he was injured in the east coast/west coast rap wars. [ laughter ] >> man in california led police on a two-hour car chase before finally getting stopped in the middle of the street yesterday and then take a look at what happened next. >> does appear that he's -- >> smoking. >> getting high i believe and, bob, i don't have any experience but i believe it's called hot boxing boxing. >> my weed dealer tells me it's hot boxing. >> fortunately it surprised me there are still people in the united states who know how to use a lasso. somebody needs to write a children's book. lanie and carnie the llamas that could run faster than anybody in arizona. >> jimmy is on to something. get it out. >> hi, everyone, we're working on several developing stories this friday, february 27. this is new video of isis extremists using sledge hammers to destroy ancie

energy secretary erinist moniz who does have a ph.d. in physics, is taking part in the negotiations because he is considered the u.s.'s best expert on how this equipment can be used or can be repurposed. the iranians have sent their comparable cabinet official as it were dr. salahim, who is in charge of the atomic energy association of iran, who can make these judgments that would underpin the technical basis of this political framework but they're still talking. they just went to bed a custom hours ago. we're expected to go back into these attacks sometime monday morning. secretary of state john kerry has congressional hearings in washington on tuesday and on wednesday. so the plan right now is for him to return to washington, late on monday night but we still have five weeks. we still have until march 31st 31st richelle, so this is not over by a long shot. >>> coming up. potential impact cpac could have on the next presidential election. plus in the week-ahead segment will greece pull the rest of the european union into crisis? tomorr

secretary moniz and i have made this a high priority. indeed, we're going to put over $100 million this year and next year towards cybersecurity of the nation's electric grid. in closing, i want to speak directly to the students here today. can you raise your hands? i understand there are a lot of you. when the president of the united states and many cabinet members and ceos of important companies come to your campus, we hope we're going to inspire you to pursue careers that give you a chance to find a way to do public service. that can take many forms, and you will blaze your own trails. indeed, my 17-year-old son richard will join you here on campus as a member of the class of 2019 this fall. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's my hope that he will take up this call to action alongside you because we need your minds your talent, your innovation and your energy. the problems we're discussing today are some of the toughest that we face as a nation and that makes them the most worth working on. so i encourage all of you to use the privilege o

secretary moniz and our deputy secretary sherwood randall. d.o.e. manages some of the largest most complex and technically challenging projects in either the public nor the private sector due to its diverse mission. the portfolio of large projects undertaken by d.o.e. is unique not only from other projects in the public and private sectors but also each d.o.e. project is unique from other d.o.e. projects. these projects are truly one-of-a-kind with uncommon challenges such as handling radioactive conditions or producing extremely bright x-rays for nanoscience. in light of these challenges d.o.e. has historically struggled with project in contractor management and we have been on the gao's high risk since the list inception in 1990. we have made some important progress, however, that has been recognized by gao and others. in 2009 we were removed, gao remove the office of science from high-risk list, and in 2013 gao again narrowed its d.o.e. focused to projects over $750 million in the department's office of environmental management and the national n

secretary moniz and i have made this a high priority and indeed we are going to poke more than $100 millionr this here next year towards cybersecurity of the nations electric grid. in closing i want to speak directly to the students are today. can you raise your hands? i understand there are a lot of you. when the president of the united states and many cabinet members and ceos of important companies come to your campus we hope we are going to inspire you to pursue careers that give you a chance to find a way to do public service. that can take many forms and you will blaze your own trails. indeed my 17-year-old son richard will join you here on campus as a member of the class of 2019 this fall. [applause] it's my hope that he will take up this call to action alongside you because we need your minds come your talent coming or innovation and your energy. the problems we are discussing today are some of the toughest that we face as a nation and that makes them the most worth working on. so an courage all of you to use the privilege of being at this extraordinary university to find ways you ca

this is a topic of great importance to secretary moniz. dod manages some of the largest most complex and technically challenging projects in either the public or private sector due to its diverse mission. the portfolio of large projects undertaken by d.o.e. is unique not only from other projects in the public and private sectors but each d.o.e project is unique from other d.o.e. projects. these projects are truly one of a kind with uncommon challenges such as handling radioactive conditions or producing extremely bright x-rays for nanoscience. in light of these challenges, d.o.e. has historically struggled with project and contract management and we have been on the gao's high-risk list since the list inception in 1990. we have made some important progress, however, that has been recognized by gao and others. in 2009 we were removed -- the gao removed the office of science from the high-risk list. and in 2013 gao again narrowed its d.o.e. focus to projects over $750 million in the department's office of environmental management and the nat

ernest moniz confessed he's an 18th century composer and traveled through time. wished he was joe biden getting a massage. >> the composer too funny. we can always use a little jimmy fallon. >> what is the most popular dog in america? you'll find out in a moment. find out if you have that dog in your house. right now we need headlines. >>> hi there. good morning. hope you're off to a great day. minneapolis once again back in the news at the airport. a brand new security breach at the minneapolis-st. paul airport. a guy there just climbed an eight-foot barbed wire fence and ended up waltsing around the tarmac. kevin bruce was first spotted on surveillance cameras walking in a restricted area. he's been charged with trespassing. police say he smelled like booze and pot. of course same airport that left an exit door in baggage claim area unguarded and where a former employee with an fbi background check and clearance went to fight with isis. >> a police officer is in the hospital and may sue mcdonald's. officer paul watkins said he filled up his cup with sweet tea f