and retired colonel patrick lang at the u.s. defense intelligence agency. jamal, can this deal between the permanent five members of the security council including the u.s., germany, the eu, and iran act as the predicate to something, anything? >> well, absolutely. it could. it depends on how the sides play their hand. what the deal did was it ended 35 years of of the ability to resolve issues. there's been an ebb and flow of outreach on both sides. we have not seen something that produced a final agreement and the fact that we have u.s. and iran signed on the dotted line for this agreement, it's an open door. the challenge now is does this bring new opportunities to engage on some of these other issues. the two sides know they have a lot in common and they have a lot of disagreements but the next few months and next few years are going to decide will this be tactical or strategic where they take the political capital generated in this. >> one vote for cautious optimism >>> i think eye ran is a divided country between the moderates who represented the nucle

robert thomas. >> thomas d. >> diane teresa. >> alan patrick. >> francesco alberto. >> kenneth. >> paul. >> lorraine. >> ming. >> vincent. >> george a lange. >> catherine lisa l. >> elizabeth cl. >> michael william l. >> jerome l. >> and my son, my beloved son joshua todd aron, not a day goes by that i do do not think about you and talk to you. everyone whose life you touched new your passion and your love, you are my gift. >> and my wonderful loving husband joseph francis, the family misses your laughter and your stories. god bless new york city and god bless our first responders. >> egan. >> laurel marie. >> salvatore p. >> daniel lopez. >> george lopez. >> louise manwell lopez. >> manwell l lopez. >> stewart. >> joseph l. >> sarah elizabeth. >> jenny. >> michael w low. >> gary w. >> john pl. >> paul. >> edward. >> mark gavin l. >> leave charles ed. >> danielle. >> marie lucas. >> william. >> michael p london. >> christopher e spillman. >> gary frederick. >> linda and. >> alexander. >> peter lynch. >> j francis lynch. >> louise a lynch. >> michael cameron lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d lynch juni

patrick laport. >> alan charles. >> juan mÉndez lapuente. >> vincent anthony. >> william david lake. >> michelle. >> michael lamana. >> robert lang. >> vanessarkey. >> christopher randall. scott larson. >> john adams larson. gary edward lazo. nicholas. >> carlos a. >> marÍa lavash. >> mary la verde. >> robert lawrence, jr. >> nathaniel. >> and my belovedded -- beloved brother alejandro. if i read it i'm going to start crying. you said to me, there's no crying. i just want to say that i love you and i miss you very much. mom and dad are here. your son can't make it. it's hard for him. it's been 14 years. he's 27 now. i know that you're going to be very proud of him. you always said why but he has faith that he will see you one day, we love you and we miss you. >> we think of you every single day. your life and spirit shines through our daughter. i know that you're so proud of her. she hopes that you see her and i tell her that you do. we love you and you are unforgettable. >> david w. >> gabriel lavard. >> james patrick. >> joseph gerard levy. >> jay levy. >> robert g. >> lya labor. >> kenneth charles. >> alan j. >> elenas. la -- ladezma. >>

patrick laport. >> alan charles. >> juan mÉndez lapuente. >> vincent anthony. >> william david lake. >> michelle. >> michael lamana. >> robert lang. >> vanessa> peter j. >> thomas marco. >> michelle lanza. >> nathan. >> robin larkey. >> christopher randall. scott larson. >> john adams larson. gary edward lazo. nicholas. >> carlos a. >> marÍa lavash. >> mary la verde. >> robert lawrence, jr. >> nathaniel. >> and my belovedded -- beloved brother alejandro. if i read it i'm going to start crying. you said to me, there's no crying. i just want to say that i love you and i miss you very much. mom and dad are here. your son can't make it. it's hard for him. it's been 14 years. he's 27 now. i know that you're going to be very proud of him. you always said why but he has faith that he will see you one day, we love you and we miss you. >> we think of you every single day. your life and spirit shines through our daughter. i know that you're so proud of her. she hopes that you see her and i tell her that you do. we love you and you are unforgettable. >> david w. >> gabriel lavard. >> james patrick. >> joseph gerard levy. >> jay levy. >> robert g. >> ly

patrick's cathedral and they are annoyed. [laughter] these are people like ken langfrom former home depot and founder. trish: but they must be in no way did general -- and '08 in general that they would get as seats? >> they will get a seat. trish: some may say at least he doesn't kowtow to wall street. >> but the guys who rebuilt the cathedral. >> but i am not surprised they may feel a little stilted that he spent the money to rebuild the church but face it ken it is the guy who seems more capitalist principles and this is a pope with all due respect he doesn't. >> i agree. i placed a call into ted he is not confirming he is annoyed at all but i do know behind the scenes he is telling people it would have been nice if you raise so much money for st. patrick's that he would be a little closer to the pontiff. trish: i am not surprised. but the pope going back to income inequality i have told you before it is an odd and political term because they sit, income inequality is way better in bangladesh year they and the united states or a detroit over new york city. >> inco

patrick's church to be a quick one. he'll then head to catholic charities, where he'll feed the homeless. welcome to special coverage of news 4 midday. i'm barbara harrison. >> i'm yuan lang. it was really a powerful speech. you could just see the members there reacting to the message he had. so many different issues that he touched upon. he touched upon immigration, he touched upon religious liberty, he talked about the refugee crisis, and he also invoked powerful figures in our history to make his speech. he called on lawmakers to cooperate with each other and with the rest of the world. he also asked them to ask with open hearts. >> a lot of applause. >> i want political leaders is one who is with the interest of all in mind, ceases the moment in a state of openness and pragmatism. a good political leader always opts to initiate processes rather than possessing spaces. >> again, lots of applause. several standing ovations. pope francis ended his speech, of course, with god bless america. not only lawmakers, there are thousands outside the capital right now on the west lawn and were very happy when he came out and spoke to them. we want to begin on the east front, where