western representatives have high expectations for rowhani. they once reached a temporary agreement with the former nuclear negotiator. they hope to restart the nuclear talks in early september after a new iranian negotiating team is formed. >>> the philippine navy has gained another warship amid territorial disputes with china in the south china sea. ♪ the frigate sailed into the philippine's bay on tuesday. the bay was formerly the site of a u.s. navy base. the 3,250 ton cutter was used by the u.s. coast guard. >> translator: the arrival is proof of our resolve to have an armed forces that can truly defend our country. >> the philippine navy has about 130 warships, mostly small or mid-sized. it is the second large type the philippines has received from the u.s. >>> people in myanmar are celebrating the 25th anniversary of a nationwide pro democracy uprising. in august of 1988, the government used force against 200,000 protesters led by students and killed or injured more than 1,000. now the country's leadership is supporting the event organi

after his speech rowhani submitted a list of nominees for the new cabinet and picked the united nations ambassador to the united nations. he looked to improve ties with the u.s. analysts show that he wants better relations with western nations. >>> many iranians have been waiting for this changing of the guard and reflecting on what rowhani had to say to see what it might mean for them. >> reporter: many irani have been caught up in the wave of optimism. they wonder how he will alter relations with the west and how he might change teheran's nuclear program and improve the economy. >> translator: i hope rowhani achieve what he has promised. then the economy will improve and we will have a better society. >> reporter: many irani are happy to see many years under ahmendinejad come to an end. he with his rhetoric and showed little willingness to compromise. under him, negotiators took a confrontational approach. europeans responded with more serious sanctions. the currency, the real was two-thirds in the past two years. commodity price have widen and so have frustrations of the iranian peop

. >>> iran's new president hassan rowhani opened the door to negotiations. at his first news conference as president. he says he's determined to resolve a dispute over the country's nuclear development. rowhani says work has begun to build relations with iran's neighbors and international community. his stance is in stark contrast to his predecessor, mahmoud ahmadinejad. he said he is ready to hold talks on the nation's nuclear development. he said concerns will be removed through negotiations. >> translator: i'm optimistic about the prospects of holding mutually beneficial negotiations. i believe it's possible. >> but he said iran will not abandon its nuclear program of enriching uranium for peaceful purposes. he urged western leaders to lift economic sanctions against his country. rowhani also hinted at the possibility of district talks with the united states after years of stalemate. >> translator: if the united states shows goodwill toward iran, the door to talks is open. even if it's america. >> western leaders want to resume nuclear talks with tehran a

hassan rowhani he is expected to outline his vision for the country's future with an address. he met with clerics on sunday. the country, embroiled in a civil war, is the only ally of iran. a big job ahead at the moment for a new bill with sanctions working its way through the u.s. congress, politicians want to punish iran for its nuclear program but the white house is concerned the the new sanctions are badly timed. sanctions go ahead it would strengthen the existing embargoes. cutu.s. is hoping to exports by 1 million barrels per year. sanctions previously put in place by the u.s., un, and other nations, have frozen the assets of the run-in central bank, banning financial transactions. there are tough penalties as well for countries and institutions that continue to trade with iran. live for us from tehran, lot of challenges their for the new president, not the least of which are economic. right, there is a long, long list of challenges with high expectations to go along with that. the iranian people voted for change, that is what they want to see, he has a big task ahead of

while rowhani gave the u.s. hope for a chance for a better relationship, he was widely condemned this weekend for referring to israel as a "wound" in the muslim world. >>> the "wall street journal" is reporting today that iran could be pursuing a second path to a nuclear program via plutonium rather than uranium. ann curry is in tehran covering the important transition to a new regime. ann? >> reporter: andrea, good afternoon. the man inaugurated as iran's new president on sunday is as different from president ahmadinejad as president obama is from george w. bush. is he a moderate, promising better relations with the world and an end to social restriction especially for women. now all he's got to do is prove it. those men smiled for the cameras but president rowhani vows to change virtually everything mahmoud ahmadinejad has done. in the market it is clear much is expected of him. prices even for food are out of control. that and deep up employment is devon stating for the young in a country where nearly 70% are

. >>> iran's new president hassan rowhani opened the door to negotiations. at his first news conference as president. he says he's determined to resolve a dispute over the country's nuclear development. rowhani says work has begun to build relations with iran's neighbors and international community.

from moscow this is our team glad to have you back with us hassan rowhani is analogous fishley iran's president that's after he was endorsed by the country's supreme religious leader rouhani was elected in june promising to end the country's international isolation but his inauguration was greeted in the u.s. by calls from over seventy senators for tougher measures against the islamic republic political analyst professor saeed mohammad marandi says the new president should not be underestimated. what's interesting is often when the western media when it's convenient they say he's powerless but when it's not they say he's a threat like the former president ahmadinejad but he is a very powerful figure he is the second most important person in iran and he has the vote over half of iranians and in another election that had a very high turnout over seventy two percent almost seventy three percent if the united states is willing to take this opportunity to really evaluate its policies towards iran and take a serious step toward the iranians and president rowhani will definitely be willing t

members of parliament have approved most of hasan rowhani's nominees for his cabinet. the legislators debated his nominees for four days but approved 18 choices. those who will sit on the cabinet are expected to work towards ending sanctions imposed by western nations over iran's nuclear program. legislators approved mohammad javad zarif as foreign minister. he served as ambassador to the u.n. lawmakers endorsed bijan namdar zanganeh as oil minister despite opposition from hardliners. conservatives dominate parliament and their approval of most of rowhani's choices was seen as the first test of his presidency. >>> people across japan have spent much of the month reflecting on the past. this week they marked the 68th anniversary of their country's surrender in world war ii. last week they remembered the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. a prominent american film director went to those cities for the first time to attend the memorials. oliver stone's movies include "platoon," "born on the 4th of july" and "jfk." his recent documentary series has earned him more

after taking his oath of office, rowhani called for respect and moderation. the ayatollah has final say in all government deslice. iran's economy has been suffered under tough international sanctions because of its nuclear ambitions. >>> here in the united states, president obama celebrated his birthday this weekend. he turned 52 today. yesterday, he played golf with a couple of friends. this week, the president's plans include a trip to california to visit troops at camp pendleton and an appearance on "the tonight show" with jay leno. >>> we have a winner but not the big, big winner in last night's powerball drawing. ticket sold at this arco station in milpitas is worth more than $1 million. had five of the six numbers so close, but no one had all six numbers, the jackpot rolls over to about $400 million for wednesday night's drawing. the winning numbers last night -- ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 'cause over 40 general mills cereals are 130 calories or less per serving. just look for the g. boom! that's how nutrition is done, people. [ laug

the new iranian president hassan rowhani has been sworn in before parliament today after his election was indorsed by the country's supreme leader labeled as a moderate cleric rowhani won a june vote by promising to put an end to the country's international isolation over its nuclear energy program obama's administration officially congratulated the new leader of the islamic republic but despite the warm greetings the house of representatives earlier had approved a bill toughening the sanctions that are already strangling the country's economy an independent researcher and writer soraya support alric says that america's stance towards the new president is nothing but hypocrisy. already greeted the new president with sanctions so clearly washington's policies are not going to change and be guarded so how much mr president rouhani tries to reach out he can reach out to a hand this is not there they're really telling iran did if you don't succumb to our will to what are dictates then harsher sanctions will follow suit and it's really a warning it's you know they say one thing they're spe

rowhani.m was a vote for moderation and people who didn't vote for him or if people didn't vote at all shared equal rights in iran and made far-reaching claims we haven't heard very much before. he said he promised to advance women's rights and free them which is a big thing in iran. he said he was going to try to get equal rights for women across the board in the country. he said that he wanted the government to interfere less in people's lives. people should have more of a private life which is a huge step in itself and also a good indication that he may try and deliver on these promises as most of his cabinet he mentioned today are also moderate people that served in former governments of ka that economy and rahsaan janney and experienced people as well as moderate people and he's assessing the right tone i think and got a pretty good response from the white house. the swhous said in iran is willing to engage there will be a willing partner in the u.s. so all the dialogue is right and we sh

now the ball is in the american court i mean rowhani has shown the flexibility i mean he came to the election campaign with this low again of moderation on prudence and says that he is far from being extremists or foreign policy makers so in that sense it's now american turn to to try to really engage with your own engagement i mean a true engagement it doesn't work if they want a game to talk about. talking about all options on the table now it's time for negotiation and iran is now in the best position to do so i'm sure harney has the mandate to solve the problem not only do nuclear problem but all of the longest standing problem with the united states. well we have plenty more stories for you waiting on line including well the show must go home. that's after american rockers the bloodhound gang are sent packing from russia after they were beaten and showered with tomatoes might even face criminal charges in the future as well. plus . earthquake measuring six on the richter scale strikes japan in the same area that's the fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown after a quake and tsunami

really evaluate its policies towards iran and take a serious step toward the iranians and president rowhani will definitely be willing to make a positive move themselves and to move towards rapprochement. all right into the world update now some other global headlines for you in brief a twenty two u.s. embassies across the middle east and north africa will be closed today and they may remain closed for the next few days due to an unspecified threat by al qaida and washington's also issued a travel alert for u.s. citizens with a specified timetable the u.k. and germany have also announced they will close their missions in yemen it was our last september an attack on the u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi so the militants killed the ambassador christopher stevens. and zimbabwe's current president eighty nine year old robert mugabe has been reelected for a seventh winning over sixty percent of the votes of the opposition movement for democratic change has claimed the election was fraudulent and denounced to any cooperation with mugabe it also promised to take legal action against the poll res

let's see if that gives rowhani reason to make a deal. >> should there be more sanctions? to the new environment, i would one by one begin to release the sanctions. but if you release the pressure now in the hopes that rowhani is going to be a different kind of iranian, you're going to remove the very pressures that may be leading to changes in the way that iran thinks about its process. >> let me move to syria. what options do we have in syria? at this stage? >> well we're very late in the game now. >> meaning we should have done more earlier. >> earlier on -- >> the president made a mistake in not arming the syrian rebels. >> we made a mistake in not arming the syrian rebels when there were rebels more associated with the political agenda that's in our interest and one that's not dominated by islamicistst islamists. >> is it too late? >> no. the ground forces are on the ground. the options aren't very good but i still think at this point you have to arm rebels that we have vetted that we believe may have a political agenda. >> but is it possible to arm those rebels so th

rowhani said one of his main priorities is fixing the iranian economy. and of course we'll have more on the possible stalemate in the middle east peace talks. we'll have live guests coming up at 2:00 eastern time. see you in about 30 minutes. >>> welcome back. in 2006, an op-ed in "time" magazine began with the following words. a nuclear weaponized iran destabilizes the region, prompts a regional arms race and wastes the scarce resources in the region. the author of that article was at the time a member of iran's supreme national security council. he was also iran's former top nuclear negotiator. as of this week, he is iran's president. hassan rouhani. but what kind of president will he be? is he as moderate as his words suggest? i have two certificates. hamid dabashi is at columbia university and nicholas burns is a professor at harvard and former undersecretary of state of the united states. professor dabashi, what did you make of rouhani's "time" magazine article? did it suggest that you that he for one thinks that while iran should have a nuclear ene

. >>> iran's new president hassan rowhani was officially sworn in on sunday. it marks the end of the eight-year controversial president of mahmoud ahmadinejad. he vowed his support to syria's embattled leader bashar al assad. >>> johnny manziel is reportedly under investigation by the ncaa. in question, did he profit from autographs and signing memorabilia. ncaa athletes are prohibited from accepting money for a product or sale of service. his eligiblity to play this year could be in jeopardy. >>> governor brown was able to save thousands of commuters from a transit strike. the bay area rapid transit strikeout was avoided when he entered an 11th hour inquiry into the dispute. it hold offs the strike for another seven days. >>> fbi informants were allowed to break the law over 5600 times in 2011. fbi agents reportedly allowed their criminal informants to buy and sell drugs, plot robberies and even bribe government officials. eight months into the 113th congress and the house has passed 22 bills. that's the smallest number of bills passed on record. >>> even tho

what is the new president rowhani doing?eeted he talked to putin last night. >> that's right. state tv also reported that he had an extensive conversation with putin last night. and that the two were going to do everything they could to prevent military strike by the united states on syria, which president rowhani said would have grave consequences to the region. he also said an attack on syria would not be legal. he also recognized the use of chemical weapons, but he cast a certain dispersion saying we're not sure of who has used them and early judgment could be very dangerous. so he's being very cautious as well on his rhetoric. but the most fiery rhetoric was from the commander of the revolutionary guard saying if america attacks syria, this would be a second vietnam for them and that it would spell the end of israeli state if there was an attack on syria. so the head of the revolutionary guard isn't holding back on any punches. probably the most fiery rhetoric we've seen so far over the past two years coming from iran's

iran's new president, hasan rowhani said he is ready for new negotiations over the nuclear program but analyst says if authorities covered up evidence, it could adversely affect discussions. m >> peace will build here. >> the 89-year-old mugabe won the election in july with 61% of the vote. his main rival, prime minister morgan sangurai claimed the vote was rigged, but a court dismissed the case. mugabe stressed the valid di in his inaugural speech. he dismissed accusations as baseless. observers say mugabe must now work on reviving the sluggish economy and deal with deep rifts with the prime minister and western nations. >>> only two weeks are left before the international olympic committee decides which city will host the 2020 summer olympics. tokyo, istanbul and madrid are competing. members of the tokyo bidding committee took part in a ceremony to reaffirm their commitment to the games. about 800 people involved in tokyo's bid attended the ceremony. high profile politicians were onhand to support the campaign ahead of the ioc meeting in buenos aires. >> translator: there are only 1

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president has called for dialogue with the west but warned the language of sanctions will not work hasan rowhani made his inaugural address after being officially sworn in as the islamic republic's president the moderate cleric won dreams voted by promising to put and then to the country's international isolation over its nuclear energy program but terrazzo long awaited steps to ease tensions with the rest of the world i'm not finding much response from some in the west as i see their reports. it was new president hassan rouhani is widely seen as a moderate politician particularly significant detail where western leaders are concerned after years of strain diplomatic tensions now in what is seen as an attempt by terror want to ease in that isolation the government had sent out invitations to e.u. countries including britain to would tend to be a swearing in ceremony of rouhani albeit excluding the u.s. and israel now the east position was that only tehran a base of diplomats would attend it but the u.k. had not sent anyone at all the reasoning given by the british foreign office is that we does

dads and one of the economic advisers of president walker has said that to rein in should not blame rowhani if the prices are. up to over and november then we have the unemployment rate of twenty eight point three percent which is another problem the new administration he's playing saying you know that year was national congress he has fallen over fifty percent since last year so altogether i should say that the expectations are very high from president rouhani but she could not revive the economy as fast as many iranians expect. the white house says it will become a willing partner should iran choose to engage on the nuclear issue quite the opposite signals are coming from american lawmakers just days before rouhani is you know gratian they post a bill which would see iran's oil exports slashed by another one million barrels per day. the from the national iranian american council says america is not interested in cooperation. the fact that they would vote for new sanctions before the new iranian president who has been saying positive things and who is going to himself face so many obstacle

i think now the ball is in the american court i mean rowhani has shown the flexibility i mean he came to the election campaign with this slogan of moderation and prudence says that he is far from being extremists. of foreign policy makers so indulge sense it's now american term to show your good officers to try to really engage with your own and by engagement i mean a true engagement it doesn't work if they want to again talk about the carrot under stick to talking about all options on the table now it's time for negotiation negotiation and if they are genuinely ready or for discount of approach i think iran is now in the best position to do so on mr rouhani has a mandate to go ahead and to solve the problem not only do nuclear problem but all of the long standing problem with the united states ok thank you very much for that we have run at a time it has sand honey of him and city university thank you. an inmate at guantanamo bay has accused guards of carrying out procedures amounting to sexual assault the invasive routines were described by the latest by the last british resident at

to reevaluate its policies towards iran and take a serious step toward the iranians and president rowhani will definitely be willing to make a positive move themselves and to move towards. where you can read more about the iranian election and check out the latest footage on our web site www dot com also there for you at the moment more than two weeks of war games as russian and chinese armies assemble for massive joint drills check out photos and videos altie dot com . and anger boils over in the moroccan capital after a convicted paedophile is pardoned in photos and video online of the moments at all to dot com. now to a stunt that appears to literally want to band off stage american rock group the bloodhound gang have been scattered with eggs and tomatoes beaten and banned from the forming in russia after their bass player shot the country's flag down his trellises during a gig in ukraine when i discuss a story with. ski. now the famous american punk band the blood hound gang had a concert in the city of odessa in ukraine several days ago and during that concert will be able to see tha

hassan rowhani promising more.ay the white house said it is willing to work with iran to find a peaceful solution over its contentious nuclear program. now, there's been a lot of talk about this new president as being someone who's more moderate, but religious clerics holding the real power in tehran who endorsed him, the question is whether or not he'll actually be able to act independently of them. could real progress be made? joining us is dan gillimam. good morning, ambassador. let's get right to it. what's your impression of this new president? >> good morning, jamie. well, you know, my impression is that there's a new guy in town, but that new guy is just a puppet on the string of those extreme fundamentalists/clerics who have ruled iran for decades and made it into the world's main harbor, perpetrator, silencer of terror. iran wants to rule the muslim world. it wants to rule it by terrorizing civilization as we know it and therefore i think that we shouldn't be in anyway confused byf the rhetoric. the real r

nuclear ambitions. >> i would like to believe that the community would realize that to deal with rowhanieal with ahmadinejad. they are the same. >> reporter: . >> israel has long voiced it. >>> there is a long way to go, the two sides have committed to trying to reach a peace agreement over the next five months. to talk about that further is israel's deputy defense minister and author of "israel:the will to prevail." thank you for being here. >> thank you. my pleasure to be on your show. >> we know another meeting is very soon on the calendar. with a nine-month sort of goal or deadline for reaching some kind of peace agreement, what are your hope this time around? >> well, we always want to see peace, but i am definitely not optimistic because i look at who ease running it. nobody speaks about that. they say i want to negotiate. that will happen in the next few months. personally, when i see who's running the negotiations for this side, i came out this morning and said i'm not optimistic. >> there are a lot of questions about the decision to agree. they're accused murderers and bombers a

rowhani was sworn in today. after taking his oath of office he called for respect and moderation.as the final say in all decisions in iran and the economy has been suffering because of its nuclear ambitions. >>> a big celebration in zimbabwe over the re-election of the country's president. mugabe won the election with 61% of the vote. his party also won two-thirds majority in the legislature. >>> in new york a rookie officer reportedly shot and killed a 14-year-old boy. according to officials two officers heard gunshots at 3:00 in the morning in the bronx and saw someone running with someone chasing him. the rookie officer fired at the gunman hitting him if the jaw. the teenagers who police say was previous hi in trouble with the law was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a passenger terminal fire at the united airlines ticket counter. the third floor was evacuated and travellers missed connecting flights and part of the roof collapsed. >> the roof caved in and water was squirting out and sparks supp flying. and they threw us out at this point. >> no one was injured. the cause of t

hasan rowhani said he's out to stop those talks. >>> james dimaggio disappeared earlier this week after san diego burned down. inside that home, authorities found the remains of a woman and a child. two of the women's children, 16-year-old hannah anderson and 8-year-old ethan are now missing. and their father had this message for dimaggio who had been a family friend. >> i can't fathom what you were thinking. the damage is done. i'm begging you to let my daughter go. you've taken everything else. hannah, we all love you very much. if you have a chance, you take it. you run. you'll be found. >> it's unclear at this hour if the body of the child found inside is that of ethan anderson. but his father, as you just heard, did not ask dimaggio to let his son go. >> all right. >>> former president george w. bush is on the mend this morning after undergoing surgery to open up a blockage in his heart. the blockage was exposed during an annual physical. the procedure went perfectly. bush is expected to leave the hospital today and be back on his normal schedule by thursday. >> back out biking soo

in his first press conference president rowhani said he's interested in substantive, serious talks without wasting time which in many ways is a dig at his predecessor. the mere fact that an opportunity. i suspect for the first time we're on the same dip pla ma particular message. there was the reformer in iran or harder line in the united states, vice versa. >>> robin wright, thank you very much. mark, thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile in kenya, an incredible fire. africa's largest airport has finally reopened after a fire it canceled the force of the flight. >>> you and hillary had lunch. who invited who to lunch. >> i invited her. >> okay. >> we had a great time. she had the post administration gloat. you know when people leave the white house, two weeks later they look great. she was a great secretary of state and -- [ applause ] yeah, very proud of the work she did. >> did you notice her measuring the drapes or anything like that. >> keep in mind, she's been there before. >>> president obama chose the relative comfort of the "tonight show" to take his first quest

president rowhani was asked about engaging with the u.s. and he answered, "the u.s.onflicting messages." he went on to say there are groups in the u.s. that applied what he called unnecessary pressure and are pro-war and anti-dialogue. seems to be a reference to israel so this is not going to dissipate very quickly. we'll be right back. this is the one i was telling you about. the new samsung galaxy s 4. it's got a front and back camera so you can take pictures at the same time. seriously! yeah - and it's on verizon's network. sweet! we can stay in touch when we go to school next year. that's so great! get the samsung galaxy s 4 for only $148 on verizon - america's largest 4g lte network. walmart. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. now, that's progressive. oh, i think i broke my spleen! home insurance provided and serviced by third party insurers. >>> the state department has scaled back diplomati

elizabeth palmer asked rowhani about a possible meeting with president obama. >> good afternoon, mr. president. would you like to meet president obama when you travel to new york in september? and do you see any prospect of direct talks with the american administration during your term in office? >> the new president said his visit to new york is being used into. he comes here perhaps in september for the united nations. >> following a wildfire burning in the mountains east of los angeles, about 100 homes around lake elsinore have been evacuated. police say the fire is a threat to the town of lakeland village. more than 11,000 people live there. >> it is time to show you headlines from around the globe. "usa today" says mirls could be forced to mama'sive troop cuts. a study says it could result in troop levels not seen since 1940s. >>> troop security outside of airports, music festivals, rodeos, train terminals. agents who stop and surge people away from the airport may violate the constitution. >>> nascar champ tony stewart broke his right leg after a crash at southern iowa speedway

this weekend, hassan rowhani became the seventh president of the islamic republic after taking the highesten as a moderate politician and has a reputation for avoiding extreme positions. >>> sex scandals and politics seem to go hand in hand, and it turns out, anywhere in the world. >> okay, so, you see silvio berlusconi and think what, bunninga bunninga, right? you see anthony weiner, you think sexting. and san diego's mayor filner? what's next? he's a hugger. >> i think of the headlock. as he says, he's a hugger. well, nadia bilchik is joining us now to discuss select start with silvio berlusconi. where do you start? >> well, let's start with the fact that over the last 25 years, he's had over 20 trials. and for the first time ever on thursday, he has definitive sentence. and it's amazing because he's had everything from elicit sex with underaged women -- remember ruby, the heartbreaker, and the bunga bunga dancing and corruption charges? but for the first time ever, he has a four-year sentence. >> the idea that you can have 30 trials over 25 years and still be elected, i don't know if th

. >>> hassan rowhani was officially being sworn in as new president.e presidential election in june by a wide margin. his campaign promised to ease restrictions on civil liberties and a more open-minded view of international affairs. many hoping row hani's presence will bolster relations between the u.s. and iran. >>> and we should find out tomorrow what the future holds for a-rod. alex rodriguez. major league baseball will reportedly suspend the yankees third baseman for the rest of this season and all of next season. >> wow. >> this for his alleged connection to a miami clinic that sold performance-enhancing drugs. talks of a deal between a-rod and the league are now reportedly off the table. despite it all, the slugger says he's ready to rejoin the yankees on the road. >> yeah, i'm fine in chicago. i'm fine in chicago. i can't wait to see my teammates. i feel like i can help us win, i can help us be a better team, and i haven't seen a lot of my brothers in a long time. >> mlb expected to announce rodriguez's punishment tomorrow. a-rod's attorneys ha