come of the coming to office of mr rouhani because mr rouhani was part of the negotiating team years ago and he knows how to negotiate with the western parties but you know there in every negotiation there is this element of trust which is very important that this element of trust has been nonexistent in the past several years so now that we we might have this element of trust in place there is this hope that the negotiations will get anywhere at the end of the day. running jenison political activist life and so on thank you very much for your time the saving much appreciated thank you well still ahead for you this hour on our tape who owns her world leaders can expect a frosty welcome as anti capitalist protesters in the u.k. come together ahead of a g. eight meeting to claim banks and corporations are responsible for the country's debt and should be paying up. plus we report on how the man who blew the whistle on american government espionage against its own citizens is getting a lot of public support from. syria's government has condemned claims by washington that it used chemical

mr. rouhani's chances. i think when two former president came out and publicly supported mr. and encourage the iranian people to go to the polls and vote for moderation come a which mr. rouhani ran his campaign on, that was probably the proverbial straw that broke the camels back and helped catapult into the presincy. >> is really president shimon peres say this may bring change 's nuclear program. >> i am not sure that it is specified in the policies, but it will be better, i am sure. that is the reason why the people voted for him. it surprised all the expert and all the prophets. y? hidden forces and strengths that were unseen or underestimated at times. that was israeli president shimon peres. what is your response? >> i think he made a very salient point, which is or have folks in the west and other countries surrounding iran in the region, europe as well, did not consider just how important the iranian people are to this trust is an did not consider the fact that the iranian people would prefer to bring about the kind of changes that they seek without bloodshed. with th

mr. rouhani should do his job in a way that in the more years, when we get here again, he should not disappoint us. theouhani is loyal to supreme leader, who has ultimate power. even as the only cleric running, he was the more moderate of all of the options on the ballot. now iranians are eager to see how the win will play out in the next four years of his presidency. >> we promised we would be talking more about what is going on in syria. let's speak to roberts risk from the independent newspaper. i'd love to get your thoughts on the growing regional and international impact of what is happening in syria. what are you hearing about that? >> by sources have never been wrong on the subject before. they tell me a decision has already been taken to furnish president assad's with 4000 revolutionary guards. the white house has been saying there are revolutionary guards inside syria. that is not true. there have been intelligence officers, but not a force. this decision was taken before the presidential election. iran to not tend to take military decisions. golang or reopening the front from syria as

to say is that the art of negotiation perhaps which has been nonexistent in recent years maybe mr rouhani would be able to rebuild the reigning negotiating team in such a way that they can negotiate the whole thing in a better way i did say we need to understand that iran doesn't want anything more than its rights iran wants its nuclear rights to be respected and it is the west and the ball is now very much is in the court of the western countries who have been accusing that ahmadinejad's administration of being stalled burn out and of being not very much serious about the talks now that message one is in place is in office the west doesn't have any more excuses they have to come to the negotiating negotiating table ok on sea world time now starting with the big hole where he lost her shake in manhattan in new york of course substantial damage to a car but didn't injure anybody it's thought that a transformer exploded on the ground blasting off a manhole cover that became imbedded in a vehicle above it emergency services are still at the scene. for man including a police officer had been

to say is that the art of negotiation perhaps which has been nonexistent in recent years maybe mr rouhani would be able to rebuild iranian negotiating team in such a way that they can negotiate the whole thing in a better way at the same time we need to understand that iran doesn't want anything more than its rights iran wants its nuclear rights to be respected and it is the west on the ball it's now very much is in the court of the western countries who have been accusing ahmadinejad's administration of being stubborn and of being not very much serious about the talks now that message one has in place is in office the west doesn't have any more excuses they have to come to the negotiating negotiating table this is our canadian scientists are counting against cancer literally they think sophisticated math models will help them battle the disease hoping to create some form of special soldier viruses. and when prison looks like a better choice than the army that's the reality for some israelis trying to avoid serving in the idea. she's been inspiring women all over the world to follow their

to say is that the art of negotiation perhaps which has been nonexistent in recent years maybe mr rouhani would be able to rebuild rein in negotiating team in such a way that they can negotiate the whole thing in a better way at the same time we need to understand that iran doesn't want anything more than its rights iran wants its nuclear rights to be respected and it is the west and the ball is now very much is in the court of the western countries who have been accusing that ahmadinejad's administration of being stubborn out and of being not very much serious about the talks now that message rouhani is in place is in office the west doesn't have any more excuses they have to come to the negotiating negotiating table in a serious fashion they have to negotiate with the iranians and they have to solve this problem once and for all and the sanctions would have to be lifted a lot of people in iran are hopeful right now that things would be much better in the coming months. still ahead for you this hour on our take who knows who world leaders can expect a frosty welcome as anti capitalist pr

to say is that the art of negotiation perhaps which has been nonexistent in recent years maybe mr rouhani would be able to rebuild the way negotiating team in such a way that they can negotiate the whole thing in a better way at the same time we need to understand that iran doesn't want anything more than its rights iran wants its nuclear rights to be respected and it is the west and the ball is now very much is in the court of the western countries who have been accusing ahmadinejad's administration of being stubborn out on the being not very much serious about the talks now that message one is in place is in office the west doesn't have any more excuses they have to come to the negotiating negotiating table in a serious fashion they have to negotiate with the iranians and they have to solve this problem once and for all and the sanctions would have to be lifted a lot of people in in iran are hopeful right now that things would be much better in the coming months syria's government has condemned claims by washington that it used chemical weapons as a caravan of lies and based on fabricat

mr. rouhani, who won the election, i think indicated his interests in shifting how iran approaches many of these international questions. but i think we understand that under their system the supreme leader will be making a lot of decisions. and so we're going to have to continue to see how this develops and how this evolves over the next several weeks, months, years. i do think that there's a possibility that they decide-- the iranians decide-- to take us up on our offer to engage in a more serious, substantive way. and, you know, our bottom lines have been show the international community that you're abide big international treaties and obligations, that you're not developing a nuclear weapon. based on that there are a whole range of measures that can be taken to try to normalize the relationship between iran and the world. but we don't know yet if they're going to be willing to take up that offer. they have not been during my entire first term when we showed ourselves open to these discussions. >> rose: you're prepared to have someone in your administration talk to them immediately or d

mr. rouhani can deliver tangible policy changes or if this is just going to be a softening in tone rather you, mara. >> ali arouzi in tehran. thank you. >>> in a new statement intelligence officials say that the nsa's controversial surveillance programs have thwarted dozens of terror plots. but despite the recent leaks and congressional hearings, still little is known about the top secret agency known as the puzzle palace. joining me now is journalist james bamford, author of three books on the nsa, including the most recent, "the shadow factory: the nsa are from 9/11 to the eavesdropping on america." thanks so much for being here. >> my pleasure, mara. >> few people outside of the nsa understand the agency better than you. can you describe some of its operations, the scale of what happens there? >> sure. it's a mammoth agency. the largest intelligence agency on earth. and its job is to collect intelligence via electronics, whether it's telephone calls, e-mail, whatever kind of electronic information there is, nsa's job is basically to collect it, where the cia is basically assigned the j

mr rebels in a possible no fly zone washington's response to syria's apparent use of chemical weapons but damascus calls the evidence lies russia says it's unconvinced. iran's new president hassan rouhani promising a new moderate course is the west hopes for a major shift in the country's nuclear ambitions and its stance on syria's conflict . nine pm in moscow i met trezeguet good to have you with us here on our team as we bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news turkish police in is stand by we'll have resorted to their tried and tested methods to prevent protests restarting using tear gas and water cannons to prevent crowds gathering in the center taksim square the symbol of anti-government unrest sealed off after a special forces drove demonstrators out and destroyed temporary camps but the crackdown is having the opposite effect with angry protests flaring up across the country in response or even to go as more. but at this point there are more of confrontations between the police and protesters taking place in other parts of istanbul they have been going on really throughout the night and the entire morning there lesser numbers but it doesn't mean they're l