iran is one of the world's largest oil producers before the sanctions were implemented. oil prices have been climbing on the back of newsthe possible deal between iran and world powers. the global benchmark for oil prices fell more than 5% after that news. iran is where the world's major oil producers and easing of those sanctions could potentially bring millions of euros of additional crude oil into an already saturated market. that would further depress those prices. it dropped from 2.5 million barrels per day in 2011 to 1.9 in 2013, following limitation of those sanctions. another big story today, feeling pressure over a -- from brussels to make tougher reforms and from supporters who voted the party into power. they wanted to not fall in line with the reforms. athens latest list of reforms are unlikely to please either side. that has left the country's finance minister in it tricky position. he did his best to defend the proposal. reporter: lacking substance and not going far enough, that's the unofficial verdict from the eurozone on the proposal for budget reforms written by the greek government on wednesday. the g

iran will not build a new heavy water reactor. and iran will not reprocess fuel from the existing reactors, ever. second, this deal shuts down iran's path to a bomb using enriched uranium. iran has agreed that its installed centrifuges will be reduced by two-thirds. iran will no longer enrich your uranium for at least the next ten years. the vast majority of iran's stockpile of enriched uranium will be neutralized. today estimates indicate iran is two or three months away from acquiring the raw materials that could be used for a singular nuclear bomb. under this deal, iran has agreed it will not stockpile the materials needed to build a weapon. even if it violated the deal for the next decade at least, iran would be a year away from acquireing enough if r a bomb. and the strict limitations will last for 15 years. third, this deal provides the best possible defense against iran's ability to pursue a nuclear weapon covertly. and that is in secret. international inspectors will have unprecedented access not only to iranian nuclear fac

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first, a new warning from iran. kimberly: new developments from iran, which is warning that it will resume nuclear activities if the west backs down from this week's deal. iran's foreign minister its country will automatically return its nuclear program to the same level if the other side fails to honor the agreement reached thursday. that agreement would gradually decrease iran's nuclear capabilities while lifting economic sanctions. a kenya university is closed following one of the deadliest assaults in the country's history. days later people are still searching for missing loved ones. here is the latest on the massacre in the government's response. >> the full force of the law will be brought to bear with greater intensity than has been the case. reporter: kenya's president has condemned the deadly assault on the university college declaring three days of mourning and ordering flags to be flown at half staff. the terrorist group al-shabab has claimed responsibility for the attack leaving 147 people dead and more

brian web for cbs news, new york. >>> scott pelley will have the latest on the iran nuclear deal on the "cbs evening news", that is at the 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> the 15 year-old suspect caught on camera punching a 60 year-old man on a septa platform has surrendered to police. take a look at this surveillance video from monday. the victim was knocked unconscious at the 15th and market station. police say altercation started when victim accidentally stepped on a man's foot trying to squeeze on to a market frankford el train. the victim did suffer a broken jaw and received stitches to his face. >>> also police officers in hamilton mercer county shoot a man whom they say was stabbing his father, "eyewitness news" on notinghill lane at the the apartment. police were called for a domestic disturbance. they found a 36 year-old man stabbing his five five-year old father. when the the 36 user old refused to drop the knife, officers opened fire. police say the suspect's mother also had stab wounds. there is no word on the conditions of all three. >>> well, a fire on

opportunity. >> reporter: but first they'll have to persuade congress and iran's skeptical neighbors. andrea mitchell, nbc news, lausanne. >> reporter: this is ann curry. the u.s. and iran are trumpeting today's deal, but others are deeply skeptical. israel called it a historic mistake. prime minister netanyahu tweeting, any deal must significantly roll back iran's nuclear capabilities and stop its terrorism and aggression. and israel has surprising company. much of the arab world agrees iran with its regional and nuclear ambitions cannot be trusted. that includes another u.s. ally, saudi arabia. >> everybody wants a good deal that prevents iran from developing an atomic bomb. >> reporter: but the agreement was welcomed by many in iran. desperate to get out from under years of crippling economic sanctions. nbc's ali erusy in tehran. >> when the news of the deal reached tehran, some people took to their cars and went to the main squares in the city honking their horns and flashing v signs celebrating the news. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister speaking this evening after days of marathon negotiations fought

iran will not build a new heavy water reactor. will not reprocess fuel from its existing reactors ever. second, this deal shuts down iran's path to a bomb using enriched uranium. iran has agreed that its installed centrifuges will be reduced by two-thirds. iran will no longer enrich uranium at its facility. iran will not enrich uranium with its advanced centrifuges for at least the next ten years. the vast majority of iran's stockpile of enriched uranium will be neutralized. today estimates indicate that iran is only two or three months away from potentially acquiring the raw materials that could be used for a single nuclear bomb. under this deal iran has agreed it will not stockpile the materials needed to build a weapon. even if it violated the deal for the next decade at least, iran would be a minimum of a year away from acquiring enough material for a bomb. and the strict limitations on iran's stockpile will last for 15 years. third, this deal provides the best possible defense against iran's ability to pursue a nuclear weapon

for ge, the strategy of unloading assets, ge shares rose on the news. iran's supreme leader has refrained from endorsing the framework of the deal last week. the ayatollah said he was neither for nor against the deal. the ayatollah did insist sanctions be lifted as part of any final agreement. california regulators ordering the state's largest utility, pg&e, to pay $1.6 billion for failures under the national gas pipeline explosion that killed a bunch of people in 2010. is the largest in history. more than 2400 safety violations in the decade leading up to that san bruno blast. the company faces a billion dollars in potential federal criminal fines. and global pc sales are falling again. they fell 5.2% in the first order -- quarter. the decline as corporate budgets are cut and consumers are facing an increasingly valued smartphones and tablets. management changes at zynga. the social media gaming company has struggled to adapt to a world no longer of says with farmville and mafia wars. don may trick is out after 21 months at the helm. zynga rocketed to success

>> for them, it is good news. iran been a supplier of crude oil for the military and the region. southern europe especially, but also other regions in europe. they have difficulty sourcing i -- uranium during sanctions. jonathan: let's forget iran for a moment and talk the u.s. we talked about the u.s. and speculated that they may allow full export of oil. that would be terrific news for european refiners. is it likely? philipp: for the u.s., i think exports will serve as a safety valve. right now, a lot of refiners in the u.s. are in maintenance. they are shut down. this is a seasonal thing. the crude oil they are producing has no place to go. the stocks are very high. they are almost at the limit. exports would be a good option to get this oil out of the market and reduce the downward pressure on wti. jonathan: the regulations are a long-term play. you don't just bring them in and out from year to year. the story you are talking about is that a temporary phenomenon or something that will last? philipp: the $50 slump

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iran. that's a new documentary by a french filmmaker called "into the sea," which tells the story of iran'sers. it's one of the only places in iran with waves good enough for surfing. it's also been called the scariest little corner of the world by "the new york times" because of violence surrounding the trade of opium and heroin. for more i'm joined from france by the filmmaker. marion, how did you discover this surfing culture in iran? >> well a friend of ours went to pakistan before. so there was the idea that tried to check out some waves and we found them. >> how is surfing changing that community? >> it's about sharing. i don't know about changing, it's about sharing something. we just came with the boards and the idea of sharing our passion. and then a lot of people were joining us. so >> and how much did they know about surfing before you showed up there with those boards? had they seen pictures or seen it on television? >> in the region we surf no i don't think they heard of it before. in tehran or the city yeah they know. but no one was surfing there until now. because the region

european allies and iran made the announcement during diplomatic talks in switzerland today. deal includes new restrictions on iran's enhanced uranium, 23rd of the uranium stockpile and inspections of iran's nuclear facilities. most economic sanction as begins the country will be lifted once compliance is established. >> if we can get this done and iran follows through on the framework that our negotiators agreed to, we will be able to resolve one of the greatest threats to our security and to do so peacefully. >> a new deadline of june 30th has been set to work out the final desales. >>> scott pelley will have more on the iranian a nuclear deal on the "cbs evening news" at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> developing at this hour chopper three over the scene of the shooting in north philadelphia, it happened at 25th and jefferson streets. a 14 year-old boy was shot once and a 20 year-old man was shot multiple times. both were taken to hahnemann hospital. police are still trying to determine what happened. two weapons have been recovered. there have been no arrests at this t

. >> right now breaking news in the nuclear talks with iran. and awaiting a new's update in switzerland with the associated press reporting that a prelimary deal is reached. even the announcement of any progress is a matter of dispute. chief washington correspondent james rosen keeps an eye on the state department for us james? >> reporter: jon, as we are conditioned to expect with the iran nuclear talks for days and weeks and 16 months now. there are assessments of where we are at. most recently a tweet from the iranian foreign minister just minutes ago said found solutions, ready to start drafting immediately. but the reports from the ground in switzerland, we are only going to see a joint statement issued that affirms the value of the talks to continue to june 30th. in the double over time period, the content and thrust of these negotiations have grown more opaque. network camera crews are not permitted to shoot brief sprays. and officials are light- lipped on what is happening next. earlier the iranian foreign minister said we should see a s

all this from the official iranian news agency. iran, of course, is working alongside the united states in the fight against isis. despite being ousted recently from saddam hussein's hometown of tikrit, the extremist group made important new gains this weekend in syria, taking control of an area near damascus. part of what is driving isis's success is the growing role of former officials from saddam hussein's military, members of the once dominant baathist party. they are now playing a key role within isis. liz sly of the washington post wrote about this and joins us now via skype from beirut lebanon. first of all, how are they involved? where are they involved? and what role does they play is this. >> well they're involved in every level of the senior leadership, most of the senior leadership are farmer baathists, officers in the army senior leaders of icist served in saddam hussein army they left their jobs after the deba'athification in 2003. they went to various-- with insurgency, maybe they left the insurgency maybe they went back

we'll take you to breaking news with iran. first breaking news here out of new york city. feds making arrests of terrorist plots involving american citizens. the plot claims two women were planning to build bombs and set them off here in new york. their plan inspired by isis. in the same courthouse another terrorist suspect stood before the judge. he was trying to recruit people to kill american citizens. fbi agents say all three and i'm quoting now, this complaint, expels jihadists beliefs. jason is in front of the white house. let's begin with these two women. who do we know about them and their inspirations? >> a lot. the two woman notified asy edied as two u.s. roommates, both lived together in queens. noel married and has daughters. they are charged with conspiring to build a weapon of mass destruction. their plan according to this complaint, was to use an ied, imp vised explosive device. what would that be? according to the complaint, one of them had propane gas tanks and how to transform those into explosive devices. apparently they were also obsessed with pressure

iran. the air strikes by the saudi-led coalition hit critical targets. that coalition is backed by the u.s. setting up a new confrontation with iran. >>> new developments in the refugee disaster off the coast of italy. the captain and a crew member are now in custody. they were arrested on a rescue boat which brought 27 survivors to sicily. the united nations estimates about 800 people died when the boat rolled every, believed to be the biggest tragedy of its kind. >>> six somali-american men are in federal custody, charged with trying to join islamic terrorists overseas. the men appeared in court yesterday. the fbi says two of the the suspects were arrested in san diego, where they floond cross into mexico and eventually make their way to syria. >> these are focused men. who are intent on joining a terrorist organization. by any means possible. >> there's no evidence that the men planned any terror activities on u.s. soil. >>> the florida mailman who flew the gyro copter on to the lawn of the capital spent his first night under house arrest wearing a new piece of jewelry, a gps bracelet. doug hughes said h

setting up a new confrontation with iran. >>> new developments in the refugee disaster off the coast of italy. the captain and a crew member are now in custody. they were arrested on a rescue boat. about 800 people died when the boat rolled every, believed to be the biggest tragedy of is kind. >>> six somali-american men are in federal custody, charged with trying to join islamic terrorists overseas. two of the suspects were arrested in san diego, where they planned to cross into mexico and eventually make their way to syria. >> these are focused men. who are intent on joining a terrorist organization. by any means possible. >> there's no evidence that the men planned any terrorist activities on u.s. soil. >>> the florida mailman spent his first night under house arrest wearing a new piece of jewelry, a gps bracelet. doug hughes said he was industrialed as he got into washington. he said if americans take on the cause of campaign fitnessnance reform. he'll be thrilled. >>> hillary clinton facing tough questions as she campaigns in new hampshire. a new book claims when clinton was sec

new developments in the race for the white house ahead. >>> a nuclear deal with iran facing a new criticongress. president obama seceding from congressional involvement. >>> and inside yemen, devastated by weeks of war. cnn gets exclusively inside the destruction. good morning, everyone welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. christine romans is sick today but here in spirit. the hillary store moves deeper into small town iowa. the campaign wants low-key listening events what it is going is a near media frenzy. look at that i've been there, not easy being a reporter covering a candidate in iowa. the question question is what do the actual real life voters think. cnn reporter brianna keilar in iowa. >> reporter: had hillary clinton will spend her second day campaigning at a fruit company outside of des moines. this is after all a state where agriculture is king. this is after yesterday where she visited leclair, a small town of 14,000. and then she was there for a satellite campus at the kirkwood complievnt. she talked with students and faculty. she struck a popular tone taking on wall

we have recovered from every angle, peter barnes has the breaking news that broke on the iran nuclear talks. who is a more going? rich edson is following the religious debate when it comes to the freedom of religion act. attempting to join indiana and other states with similar laws and a button with amazing power or just an annoying device you don't want in your house? will be dash button change the way you shot? traders at the stock exchange, cme and nynex breaking down the big news but we go to the breaking news from moments ago. the nuclear talks have been extended, secretary john kerry has confirmed he is staying. at least until tomorrow morning. joining me with the latest from washington d.c. peter barnes. why is john kerry saying? >> they are making progress and as long as they are making progress, you are going to keep talking but the white house says iran has not made this serious tangible commitment the u.s. requires to complete at least a joint statement of some kind that includes at least some specifics on iran's plans for limiting its nuclear program. >> there are gaps tha

he said the president of iran doesn't represent a new iran.he president doesn't have a plan. >> did he say why he decided to go public. to criticize and condemn the president's policies. designee didn't want to enter the public arena. then he went on to criticize the president pretty severely. we can say he thought he had some confident. there were a lot of people there. i got some details. other reporters got other details. he a lot to get off his chest and just ready to make those comments. >> he basically was suggesting that the prosed nuclear deal with iran would be a disaster for the united states is that what he was saying >> he said three things. one, to lift sanctions before iran had agreed to stop their nuclear prom was short sighted. he said president obama's contention you can snap back sanctions after the fact wasn't plausible. he said it would have long term ramification for our security. >> it was the republican joouish coalition, a group heavily funded by republican jewish donors. the owner of the venetian hotel. basically a mee

going to thoroughly redesign that reactor and that's a level of cooperation between iran and the west. it shows a new level of engagement with iran. it's going to be fascinating when we do get the full detail of just how much either side has had to compromise. >> i'm really looking forward to the detail. i bite my tongue because i don't want to make too many assessments before i see all the details and many people will be. the twitter world will be full of attacks on the deal as a sellout, a surrender. please do join me again and we'll have more reaction on that iran nuclear deal and the latest on the hostage situation in kenya. n kenya. >>> hello there. you're watching the news hour live from london. coming up deal done. iran and world powers agree an outline nuclear agreement in switzerland. >>> more than 70 dead and hundreds still unaccounted more after al shabaab gunmen attack a college in northeast

getting to the news from iran.enior department official telling us iran cruise fired in the persian gulf. it happened off the coast of iran in a very important waterway. we are told the american guided missile cruise is in route to the area and launched helicopter to get more information. it is a commercial ship flying the flag of the martial islands. great sensitivity with that area in the world. we are lucky to be joined boy the bureau chief for the new york time and one of the few western journalist operating inside that country. we will talk about your weekly series in just a moment thomas, but do you have information about the ship? >> it seems the ship is from denmark and boarded by the iranian navy but the u.s. is dispatching a ship uss america over there to kind of see what is going on. tesame time what is is most important -- at the -- this is not an american ship so it might be part of routine naval operations. >> thomas is touching on something important for the viewers. initially the reports is this was

people went to the main squares in the city honking horns and flashing signs celebrating the news. >> reporter: iran's foreign minister speaking after days of negotiations sought to reassure the skeptics that iran's nuclear ambitions are strictly peaceful. >> we have decided to take steps for a period of time to assure anybody who had concerns our program is exclusively peaceful has always been and will always remain that way. >> it did not take long for potential 2016 candidates to react to president obama's announcement of a nuclear deal with iran and it would be an understatement to say republicans are not pleased. jeb bush called it a flawed agreement saying these negotiations began by president obama's own admission as an effort to deny iran nuclear capabilities but instead will only question jit miez nose activities. from governor scott walker the dangerous deal with iran rewards an enemy, undermines allies and threatens our safety. and mike huckabee tweeted letting them have nuclear devices makes no more sense than giving a pyromaniac a can of gas and box of matches. others also took twitter to

the new iran bill, better but still risky. he outlined the bill. the. to implement sanctions has been cut from 60 days to 30. under the framework, he said the administration would report to congress every 90 days and observe the ultimate congressional approval vote on the bill itself. you can read more at washington post.com. next up, the senate foreign relations committee markup of the iran nuclear framework. it is one hour and 15 minutes. [no audio] senator corker: this business meeting will come to order. the only order of business today is s-615 the iranian act of 2015. i want to start by thanking all the members of the committee for the tremendous amount of work that they have done over several months to get us to the place that we are. and in any piece of legislation, obviously, there are things that members would like to see different, but i think we have reached a balance here that is very, very appropriate. i want to thank former chairman and former ranking member senator bob menendez for his tremendous efforts on all things iran and certainly

iran? >> it will be good. this is good news. if you have the sanctions lifted we will have better trade international trade we will have better imports and exports we will have better ideas being exchanged between iran and international traders and we will have a better banking system. >> can you give us a sense of the significance of this deal? if it does go through how does it compare to other major events in iran over the last 50 years? >> they believe this deal is more than just a nuclear agreement. it will open up our borders. we will have better engagement with the united states. we will have noirsed -- normalized ties. it will take time, it doesn't matter. as long as we have taken the first step we will have better relations with the united states. people remember are sick and tired with loss tilt with the united states because it last only brought isolation bad economy, -- economic performance and go knows how many other things. >> good to have you on the program. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> now to

he said the government would extend its hand to all businesses in iran and help them prosper for a new age in iran. also says that iran has no hostility with anybody in the world, anybody that respects iran and wants a relationship with iran iran will also extend a hand of friendship to them. so he is very careful not to make controversial comments but he billed this as a big victory for iran and wants to say iran is willing to make friends with everybody in the world right now, as long as this deal goes through and we are respected. he was pretty happy. he is seen as a national hero here, as is his foreign minister. >> losing that shot from him. let's go to kris jansing. tell us about the criticism from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the president spoke with him by phone, and called the saudi arabia king. what can you tell us about those calls and what was said? >> reporter: right after the president left the rose garden and got on air force one to go to a couple of economic speeches he did call netanyahu. the message is the same. we think we have a strong framework for this deal

iran's nuclear program. these nuclear negotiations should be looked upon as the beginning of a new chapter in iran-u.s. relationship without nuclear agreement without nuclear agreement there is no possibility of improved relations with the united states. with a nuclear agreement there is a chance. i think that the international community, as well as the united states have reached the conclusion that it is good for both sides to at least try to craft some sort of agreement about iran's nuclear program at this critical moment. >> professor, you heard us talking in the first segment about iran's checkered history with international inspectors. doesn't that make it tougher to reach a deal that all sides can believe is going to be kept? >> i don't think that any agreement is going to be completely safe. there is always a possibility of cheating by iran as there is a possibility of a group 5 plus 1 not following the promises they've made. countries usually do not trust each other. that is understandable. the only thing that we can do is to to enpose impose a very well defined invigorous inspection that is be

iran will not build a new heavy water reactor. ocess fuel from its existing reactors. ever. second this deal shuts down iran's path to a bomb using enriched uranium. iran agreed that its installed sent fumgs will be reduced by two third. iran will no longer enrich uranium at its facility or with advanced centrifuges for at least the next ten years. the vast majority of iran's stockpile of enriched uranium is neutralized neutralized. today, estimates indicate that iran is two or three months away from potentially acquiring raw materials to be used for a single nuclear bomb. under this deal iran has agreed that it will not stockpile the materials needed to build a weapon. even if it violated the deal for the next decade at least, iran would be a minimum of a year away from acquiring enough material for a bomb. the strict limitations on iran's stockpile will last for 15 years. third, this deal provides the best possible defense against iran's ability to pursue a nuclear weapon covertly. that is in secret. international inspectors will

the news that iran welcomes an end to the airstrikes in yemen. of course, no direct involvement in the chaos in. >> iran seen as a supporter of the houthis. worth pointing out. you have that iranian reaction to what has been announced to saudi arabia. worth pointing out before the saudi announcement that there had been comments coming from the deputy foreign minister in iran to expect a cease-fire in yemen. that's not what the saudis have announced, what has been suggested to me, there is no proof of this, but it suggests to me there had been some coordination behind the scenes. one theory in the past couple of hours perhaps there are pieces being put in place where new dealershippic initiatives and exactly who will be leading that that. >> the fact that they're welcoming this, and the fact that iranians predicted something perhaps there is nor coordination behind the scenes, and a more diplomat be effort to bring everyone around the table. >> james i know you'll continue to keep monitoring the reaction from the united nations. thank you very muc

but time now for a look at other stories in the news. iranand saudi arabia their airstrikes in yemen are a mistake and called for a cease-fire. this as the islamic republic says the destroyer and another naval ship have been sent to yemen as part of an antipiracy trade. the us strengthens support. in all, there were 268 perimeter security breaches since 2004. including hopped fences gate crashes and stowaways. airports say it's impossible to keep all intruders out. but breaches are relatively rare. deliberations are still underway in the trial of aaron hernandez. two of the 12 jurors told the judge they were being followed by a local tv station. a tv man has been banned from the court. hummus is being recalled because of possible listeria contamination. it affects the 17-ounce six packs. those are some of the stories in the news tonight. a jury will hear evidence next week to decide if dzhokhar tsarnaev should get the death penalty. he was found guilty of all 30 counts. but how many other would-be terrorists might be living among us? blake fr

. >>> worldwide reaction has been mostly positive following news of iran's nuclear agreement with the u.s. and other nations today. even in iran word is the country's establishment overwhelmingly supports the deal. only the hardliner are criticizing it. israeli's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has always been against this and is very much against the one they have now calling iran a threat to israel's existence. congress will review it. >> i think this is an important step. obviously we've got months to go before it's finalized and this is better to go through the diplomatic process than other alternatives. >> you can hear more of congressman van holland sunday morning at 8:30 on capital download. >>> if you have an older brother or sister who seemed to have all the brains growing up, a new study find you may have reason to thank them. susan mcguiness reports on a spillover effect that could have your children passing on their smarts to the young ones. >> reporter: the three boys in the guard family play games around the dinner table at their lorton, virginia, home, often word game

iran still remains a state sponsor of terror and will remain so. how would lifting of these sanctions which would deliver billions of dollars in new money to iran how can you justify that when iran is the chief stabilizer in the middle east? >> first of all there's no question that we will have many more issues with iran. you mentioned them, terrorism syria, yemen you name it. disagreement in no way less sense our -- importance of our working against them, supporting our allies and friends in the region, very strongly. the thing is, however would we prefer to be addressing those with iran having a nuclear bomb or even threat of having a nuclear bomb versus situation which we have essentially complete confidence that they are complying or face the consequences of noncompliance. >> o'donnell: secretary moniz, good to have you here, thank you very much. we want the turn now to republican senator lindsey graham in carson, south carolina, this morning. senator, you heard the energy secretary he said this is the best option to prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. >> well, my view is probably the best that barack obama with iranians, because they

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iran will not build a new heavy water reactor. iran will not reprocess fuel from its existing reactors ever. second this deal shuts down iran's path to a bomb using enriched uranium. iran agreed its installed central fuses will be reduced two-thirds. it will no longer enrich at furdo facility and will not enrich for next ten years. the vast majority of stock pile of enriched uranium will be neutralized. today estimates indicate iran is two or three months away from potentially acquiring the raw materials used for a nuclear bomb. under this deal iran has agreed it will not stock pile the materials needed to build a weapon. even if it violated the deal for the next decade at least, iran would be a minimum of a year away from acquiring enough material for a bomb. the strict limitations on iran's stock pile will last 15 years. third, this deal provides the best possible defense against iran's ability to pursue a nuclear weapon covertly in secret. international inspectors will have unprecedented access not only to iranian nuclear facili

we may have to decide what is worse, a military strike against iran or new care armed iran.i don't want to to be war, but a nuclear iran is an unacceptable risks for the region and the world. [applause] the last question of the evening. >> thank you for coming this evening. it was wonderful to hear what you had to say. i wanted your viewpoint speaking about our security. there are terrorists coming across our borders every day, as well as lots of other people who want to work in america, but there's a lot of terrorism to. what is your viewpoint about closing our borders? sen. rubio: first we have to define our borders. our borders are also our airports and seaports. 40% of illegal immigrants entered the country legally and overstayed their visas. it is a matter of national security. one of the most important things we need to do is improve the way we enforce immigration laws. that involves border security, particularly our southern border. that also includes a verify system to verify employees and an entry eggs and system to make sure we know who the people are who overstaye

may be entering a new relationship with iran. after marathon talks that almost broke down an agreement far more specific than many had expected. the weary negotiators set off to sell it back home as president obama launched what will be a tough campaign. >> if iran cheats the world will know it. if we see something suspicious we will inspect it. iran's past efforts to weaponize this program will be addressed. >> reporter: it requires iran not to enrich uranium to weapons grade for 15 years, to reduce its number of operating nuclear centrifuges from 19,000 to just over 5,000, to increase the time it would take to make a bomb from a few months to a year and to convert its underground plutonium reactor to peaceful research. u.n. inspectors will have full access to all of iran's nuclear facilities and iran gets relief from sanctions only if it meets its commitments. iran's foreign minister zaved ajavad zarif claimed victory. they couldn't agree on when sanctions would be lifted. he immediately objected to a fact sheet tweeting there'

the us, it european allies, iran announce the framework during diplomatic talks in switzerland yesterday. the administration says the deals includes new restrictions on iran's enhanced uranium. two thirds reduction of the your ray yan stockpile ongoing inch seans every iran's nuclear facilities. most economic sanctions against iran will be lifted once it proves compliance. a new june 30th deadline has been set to work out these final details. >>> prosecutors say, a tablet computer found at the home of the germanwings co-pilot shows he spent time on line researcher suicide methods cockpit door security weeks before the crash. this is first evidence andreas lubitz may have planned the crash. meanwhile, search teams have found the second black box from the plane and it shows lubitz repeatedly sped up the plane, as it headed toward the ground. 150 people were on board the plane when it crashed to the french alps late last month. none survived. >>> our time now 5:39. two hilarious actors team up for a movie. but you won't get to see it. the words on why they pulled the plug on the project even after it was already filmed. nicole? >> ukee,

news in just a moment. >>> more than 70 dead and hundreds still unaccounted for after al shabaab gunmen attack a college in northeast kenya. >> you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up iran nuclear talks reach a climax. a joint statement is expected soon, but is it a deal? we'll bring you that live. >>> we begin with breaking news from kenya where at least 70 students were killed by al shabaab gunmen in the northeast of kenya. hundreds of students were held captive after fighters from the somolia-based group stormed the capital near the border with somolia. dozens have been rushed to hospital but police say large numbers of students remain unaccounted for. there's human life lost. as it stands now, we are able to rescue the 500 students, 500 students accounted for as i speak to you now. but unfortunately, we also -- are going to have -- we have not confirmed fully but it's in the region of 70. >> once student who managed to escape spoke of the moment gunmen stormed his dormitory. >> we were praying and were about to finish when some people came in from the main door and started shooting. there was one gunman firing from the doorway so i had to jump out of the window and

iran. let's summarize what we've just heard. fundamentally, they will find newut to use the uranium they have including a development center there in iran. and they will hammer out the details of a final agreement over the worst of the next three months with the expectation of a deadline june 30. fundamentally the broad outlines of an agreement, to limit the capacity of enriched nuclear materials, the uranium has been reached there in switzerland. we have iran agreeing to limit production of the same time that the eu and the world powers have agreed to lift sanctions. the lifting of those sanctions will not take place until july 1. there is a lot of work to be done yet. double overnight negotiating sessions that one into the wee hours, but an agreement has been reached. now julie hyman is with us with a look at the oil markets and the world markets as well. julie: we have seen oil extended losses. we've seen volatility, both up and down, perhaps investors and traders assessing what you were just talking about, what will be the lack time before we actually see so

ahead and let this play out until the end of june without voting on resolutions to impose new sanctions against iran? did you give the president that opportunity to finish the deal? or do you go ahead in the coming weeks and vote in favor of new sanctions? the president says he would veto those sanctions. i don't know if you have the two-thirds override. that's your thought about sanction sns. >> i've always run the committee in a buy partisan way. include the the democrats and the republicans. the last time we brought up legislation, the administration was on the other side. our vote in the committee was unanimous for additional sanctions on iran the kind that would really put the pressure on their ayatollah and give thim the choice between economic collapse or compromise on the negotiations. i -- i am going to be in consultation with our members on both sides of the aisle and certainly with the senate democrats and republicans concerned about this issue. you know there are about 12 senate democrats who share my concern. certainly we had a majority of the democrats in the house and most of the repu

united states world powers and iran resuming nuclear talks in vienna, iran has 50 billion dollar reason to agree to a final deal with new report that obama state department is not ruling out giving iran a $50 billion signing bonus if it brokers an agreement. we take that up with john negroponte. and hillary clinton attacking herself. reportedly saying that our economy requires a quote toppling of wealthiest 1%, we will examine her queen of hearts economic and poll -- populism . and a court ruling to fight california's historic drought. we learn today that the on again off again so-called talk between iran and the obama administration may result in president obama writing a check for $50 billion to the ayatollah, a signing bonus if you will for the islamic islam republic and the state department is not denying it. >> we have said sanction release will come after they take the steps, but there is ongoing relief. all details of what happens are negotiated. lou: so endless misadventures of obama national security team go on. they try now to turn another page in their chronicles of inept diplomacy, joining us tonight, former

there are new reports iran is sending warships to the area. martha: new reaction to the bowe bergdahl investigation. why a new report has bill o'reilly saying he's appalled. bill: this entire bergdahl ruse is part of reason many americans no longer trust president obama. if we are going to be misled to that degree on bergdahl, what about iran and the war on terror? ♪ help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operations. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. bill: a fox news alert. iran may be sending a warship off the coast of yemen. john huddy is watching this with more in our middle east newsroom. >> reporter: iran in terms of its naval vessels off the waters of yemen iran says it's protecting shipping routes. it's trying to prevents piracy. obviously saudi arabia is watching this closely because iran has barked the houthi rebels and saudi arabia has been bombing the houthi rebels. now there is another

the president feeling the heat from both israel and congress while iran is issuing a new threat. >>>aster plea. pope francis prays for an end of growing persecution of christians world wide and condemned the deadly attack on college students. >>> an nbc news under cover investigation, convicted killer caught on camera trying to deceive. >>> navigating the sahara with little more than a mask compass is a drive to win.