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dig in now to today's deal with iran and it's broader implications with republican congressman ed royceof the house foreign relations committee. george perkovich, vice president at the carnegie endowment for international peace where he focuses on non proliferation issues. robin wright is an analyst and fellow at both the u.s. institute of peace and woodrow wilson international center. she also writes for the "new yorker." and karim sadjadpour, senior associate at the carnegie endowment where he focuses on iran. we welcome all of you to the program george perkovich, let me go around the group and ask each one of you, starting with you george perkovich, what is your main reaction to this framework great as you see it? >> i think it is a very positive step forward it'sçó not the introduction toreÑi the conclusion to the story but a very solid mid that we watch unfold in the next couple of months. >> woodruff: chairman royce, your reaction? >> we had a lot of leverage in this agreement or should have. we had not only the sanction wes imposed by congress had a bill up my legislation that wo

a change at the top of rolls-royce. company has named worn east -- warren east as his new executive. navinder sarao was arrested over the last 24 hours on charges of wire fraud, commodities fraud, and market manipulation. he is being accused of contributing to the 2010 flash crash. he is due to appear at a next tradition hearing over whether he could be sent to the u.s. to face those charges. ryan chilcote is live. what exactly has he been accused of doing? give me the scoop on that day. ryan: effectively, u.s. prosecutors say navinder sarao was engaged in illegal trading. they say that he was doing something called spoof and layering, or putting in trades orders with no intention to actually fill them and can't slay them -- and canceling them in order to push prices in a direction that is advantageous to his trading strategy. it is a legal -- it is illegal. they've accused him of market manipulation fraud and wire fraud and they say that all begin in 2009, right out of his own home in west london. we are in a working-c

he seems to be taking up ceo at rolls-royce. a non-executive director at rolls-royce for the last year so he has known the business closely for at least a year. i spoke to john rishton last week with the deals that rolls-royce did with emirates and john rishton said it is time for a different lifestyle, so he decided to retire. mark: john rishton, who is leaving, he used to be the cfo of british airways. anna: i did know that. mark: did you? that is your former -- anna: yes. and then he went on to the dutch retailer, arholdt. mark: she comes back jointly, and blows me out of the water. anna: sorry. mark: since he was ceo in march 2011, he has a total return of just slightly less -- and rolls-royce -- i bet you know that -- 15.8%. very close. anna: very good. mark: you stay away from me. anna: [laughter] seven minutes after 8:00. suburban house in west london has been arrested and charged with 22 criminal counts in the flash crash which marked -- which white 120 and dollars from the u.s. stock market in 2010. ryan chilcote is out

on two of thsoose, the rolls-royce power is on those.re is a possibility that they would be powered by rolls-royce. the two are not linked. tehhe 50 a380's are not linked to the contract we have with boeing. francine: was it in any way a u.s. -- in any way to do with attention? >> we don't do that kind of thing. we buy the engines on the basis of the commercial and engineering profit to us. at the same time, we also ordered -- we were a launch customer for engines powered by general electric. that remains in place and it will not change. francine: it is good to have it clear out in the open. tim clark what is your thinking on oil? i know this is difficult to predict. >> sorry. my position on what? francine: on oil. fuel costs. >> fuel costs, ok. oil prices -- i have said that the oil prices will remain relatively stable at the prices that they are, given that we have no major geopolitical upheavals probably until the middle of next year. i believe the eurozone will start to energize them because of the qe that has been going on. that poi

we are back with republican congressman ed royce of california. he's the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. you agree with ash carter that al qaeda, aqap al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, has a freer hand to do destruction and damage. >> the reason they do is because they seek a situation in which you have got a stateless society. now that president hadi has been run out of yemen and his army has collapsed, this gives them in the south of yemen not only this ability to go back to staging attacks, but the united states was on the ground with our closest anti-terror ally there along the red sea, now we're gone. so there's no one basically able to keep them at bay and many of their allies have been freed from these prisons, so yes, they are on the mend. they are building their operations and this is of grave concern to us. >> let's talk about the iran nuclear deal. some are suggesting it could be on life support right now. do you think it's still alive potentially or is it dead? >> you know it's hard to say because there is such a dist

let's get reaction from congressman ed royce.en seeing reporting from the white house that the president since this has all been announced, the president as well as his top advisers have been reaching out to members of congress to brief further on this deal. you have gotten a call. >> kate, i have had long discussions with the administration recently, yesterday, on aspects of this arrangement. and i'll just share with you the key concern that i raised and that is with the north korean nuclear framework deal, we found out we didn't have unfettered inspections, we didn't have the right to have inspectors go anywhere, any time. we want to make certain that this time the inspectors really have the ability to access not just the sites that are named but other military sites where they can show up and investigate and we don't have a repeat of what we had with north korea developing a nuclear weapon. >> what kind of, i don't know, assurance or confidence were you given that that's going to happen? we heard from the president yesterday a

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judge royce lamberth, his voice at one point breaking with emotion, pronounced their sentences. life for nicholas slattern, who had been convicted of first-degree murder for firing the first shots in the 2007 shooting, which left 14 unarmed iraqi civilians dead. 30 years each for paul slough evan liberty and dustin heard all of whom had been convicted of manslaughter. the courtroom filled with 100 of their supporters, gasped at the life sentence, but none of the defendants showed any visible reaction. the sentences, which were the minimum required by law following convictions by a jury last october were handed down after hearing statements from five of the iraqi victims including emotional testimony from the family of a nine-year-old boy who was killed. "what's the difference between these criminals and terrorists," the father asked in halting english. video monitors showed photos of the dead and pictures of the cars shot up by the blackwater guards. lawyers for the defendants asked the judge for mercy arguing the mandatory sentences were intended for drug dealers and gang membe

it's important to royce that persons in citizen and natives of st. louis county have been telling these stories for quite some time and those stories of valid and important. the justice department report is leverage so the commission has been taking that, as well as the report from the policing task force on which i was privileged to be a member and help represent st. louis and our issues. we've been using those reports as an opportunity to say look, we've got indications from the highest offices in this land that something needs to be done and very specific recommendations that we can potentially push for. >> don't you have an idea of what needs to happen moving forward? i mean as you sit on this commission you bring all of your experience, you bring your work as a teacher now working with students, young people who have their own ideas and have their own stories. don't you have an idea of what needs to happen moving forward? i'm wonder be are you just listening or are you suggesting? >> well, we're doing a little built of both. we are suggesting af

phil: 25 years ago when i started software for rolls-royce, the way we approach software than is youdatabase like oracle or microsoft, and you build everything else. the world has come such a long way in software engineering. you don't do that approach with fantastic life forms like amazon web service. software from hundreds of different -- cory: all for the purpose of spitting music out to streaming services. phil: today it's all about integration or you have to be careful about what software you run. what we just launched with samsung in asia is the world's first music as a service platform, making it completely easy for anybody who wants to deliver high quality -- as services move into high resolution, there's 41 million really big files, really hard to deliver globally, very far. cory: higher resolution than pandora, spotify. what is your role with title? phil: we don't have a role with title yet. jay-z is a creative genius trade he has proved that time and time again with his music. as he gets more involved in the title service, what he's going to find out is there are multiple

thick slices of black truffle slipped under the breasts of chickens from bresse, the rolls-royce of chickensinside a pig's bladder and steamed until tender. >> the idea is to concentrate the flavor of the truffle inside the bladder. the dish they choose, it's always in reference to a chef of the past. and this was a dish brassier as doing. >> the at times brutal world of the michelin kitchen looks much of the time like a boys' club. but where do they come from? if we track back a bit to where it all began for lyon and for many of the chefs whose names we now know and look up to, it all goes back to here. la mer brazier, the godmother, the original master. teacher, chef, force. two restaurants with three michelin stars. an achievement no one, male or female, had ever attained and for many years, lyon's most famous chef. her influence runs right through every kitchen that's come since and her graduates carry on her recipes and her traditions. this was one of hers, a signature. >> for the next hour, you keep putting hot bouillon like this. the most miserable thing is when the bladder explodes.

. >> jan royce gilham. killed in action at age 20 in vietnam . probably draftee. >> reporter: at age 65, jan scruggs is retiring as head of the vietnam veterans memorial fund but he has one last mission. to build an education center nearby to house all the artifacts left at the wall over the years and to teach about the sacrifice of all americans in all wars. >> that will be the crowning achievement but it's kind of hard to top this. >> the compromise that ended the debate monthly fied the mollified the critics and intensified the design? a photograph of survivors. now just a footnote of history. jamie mcintire, al jazeera washington. >> powerful and beautiful. and tomorrow night we are going to take a look at the efforts to clean up the battlefields of vietnam four decades later. >> injured soldiers in ukraine involved in military operations in eastern ukraine where they've been battling pro-russian separatists since last year, transported to bucharest. the soldiers will head back to ukraine when they're treated. vitali klitschko a former boxer

the national foreign correspondent from cnn tweeting that ed royce was on earlier and mr. said we are being rolled. other news from the foreign relations committee on the senate side. minority reader reid's offices that with memnendez's decision to step aside as ranking member, ben cardin will take over. caller: good news to see that thinkers and peace seekers managed to evolve this thing and create a peaceful situation between the shiite and the sunni, we are at each other's throats in the middle east. then next question -- the next question should be, how are we going to have a nuclear-free zone in the middle east, including israel? host: charlie is next in california. independent line. caller: hi. this is charlie from california. my question is, if we have a nuclear proliferation of an arms race in the middle east, who is going to stop that, who is going to be responsible? who is going to verify the inspections in iran that they are basically abiding by their agreement? i'm very upset on this. host: you posed the question. who do you think should do that. -- do that? is

>> 25 years ago, when i started writing software for rolls-royce , the way we used to approach software you select a database from oracle or microsoft and you build everything else. the world has come such a long way in software engineering since then. you just don't do that approach anymore with fantastic platform like amazon web services which we integrate with hundreds of difference -- cory: all for the purpose of streaming music? >> today is all about integration. you have to be careful about what software you write. when we just launched with samsung in asia is the worlds first music as a service platform making it completely easy for anybody who wants to deliver high-quality -- if you look at as services move into high-resolution like tidal, 41 million files which are very hard to deliver globally very fast. cory: higher resolution than pandora or spotify. what is your role with tidal? >> we do not have one yet. jay-z is a creative genius. he has proved that time and again with his music. as he gets more involved in the tidal service he will find out there are multiple components

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chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, ed royce, joins us now. so in selling this deal to the american people at his news conference president obama said, if iran cheats the world, we'll know. is that true? >> well, i don't see how it could be true given our experience with north korea. north korea cheated on the '94 framework agreement and we certainly didn't know until they developed a nuclear weapon. so unless we learn from the failure of the north korean negotiation and this time negotiate the ability to have the inspectors go anywhere, go any time, we have a real problem. unless we have the ability to at least go to those military sites where in the past we know they have cheated, then we are going to be in for a big surprise, i think. >> do you think this is the administration being willing to get a deal at any cost? to anyone it seems as though if you make a deal with someone and you say, all right, here's how we're going to enforce it you have to have a way of knowing that you are keeping their side of the word. if nothing else, trust but

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putting on a full-court press that includes vice president biden, chief of staff mcdone that and susan royceey have a tough job ahead. >> they sure do. john, thank you so much for that >>> in stark contrast israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is issuing stark warnings for the potential deal that as he says paves the way for a nuclear iran. pfpl mark it's good to have you on the broadcast. there seems to be some significant differences between the deal he sees and the parameters that were announced. first up the prime minister said sanctions would be lifted almost immediately that. issue has not been finalized. secretary kerry said it would be a process over many months and dependent on iran implying. secondly, he said not a single nuclear facility would be shut down. but the key for the facility would no longer be able to enrich uranium at least 15 years. it would be cleared of all centrifuges. and finally, mark he said not a single centrifuge would be destroyed. those installed would be only the first generation model. so the question is prime minister netanyahu being completely hones

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