you and the spectators are into ran for a fresh round of nuclear talks with the radios pople progress past sanctions always atomic program are increasingly hatching the people but failing to turn them against the regime. has some blunders into time all as an arrest warrant for the country's prime minister spock speculation of a crew and a conspiracy i mean mass protests demanding the whole government steps down. also this hour france is looking to buy is the number of its troops fighting in mali i mean who pulls many of the insurgents there all the gays to may have been trained by u.s. counterterrorism agents. and measures which only bring misery the greek opposition remains untouched by german austerity pressure after a failed attempt to build bridges between the two. international news live or mosco this is aussie with me thanks for joining us the un's atomic energy expert back in iran for the second time in a little more than a month with tehran hopeful for clear progress they stine iran how i was stressed a deal is only possible if it's a right to peaceful nuclear energy is respec

exactly how much is what is a up for question, and i agree there's a lot of confusion about how much poplebe paying for college. at the most people don't have the tools to figure out, to navigate their own financial waters. gerri: you know, charlie, what i find amazing and i see this all the time, the schools here are really, really expensive. people applied to schools that they have no way of thwarting. people who are going to go into journalism andmake a small amount of money coach said of n.y.u. where they are signing up for $100,000 to greek. >> unrealistic. i can encounter a better story. in chicago line up for the wanted to be a mechanic, now going to indiana for four years, going to study medieval history. wise is studying at? he says, he was pushed toward it because of his counselors and teachers. if he wants to become mechanics he should go to a trade school. he is taking of his songs and he may never become successful in the workforce, and we're seeing on to power rubble's happen, and nothing is really happening in an industry. gerri: we talk about tuition sticker shock. in staes

lay out the details for pople.ically, the judge who issued the ruling saying chevron owed $18 billion says he was paid half a million dollars to have the settlement? >> that's close. it was a former judge whose come forward to say that he was ghost writing, brokered the deal, and noticed firsthand that the plaintiffs' lawyers in the case wrote the $18 billion judgment in their own favor in exchange for what they agreed to pay the judge on the case. melissa: there's details, and the judge was paid in order to provide this evidence, i mean, not that much, but he says he's in danger, has to relocate the family so he's getting money as well. >> well, this is no different than government witness protection. it's for the reasonable security and safety concerned by objective third parties that this evening, if he were to stay in ecuador, his safety, his security, his liberty would be at jeopardy. that's really something done to protect the security of the witness, but most importantly here, we didn't pick this witness. th

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