increases in sodium levels put some meals over the top.scribe the meals, take a look at this. this is what most adults are supposed to get on a daily basis, 1500 milligrams of sodium. take a look at this meal from sonic. a whopping 3,780 milligrams, that is more than two days of sodium in one meal. one meal gives you more than two days of sodium. so what can you do about all of this? usually salt is not listed on menus right at the restaurant. so what you can do is, if you have a few restaurants to go to a lot, go to the websites, look up the sodium content for specific meals you like to buy, see if there's a lot of salt in there, keeping in mind you're supposed to have 1500 milligrams a day for most people. if some items have too much salt, choose other foods or perhaps go to a different restaurant. fred? >>> now to an update on a storm once called arthur, the once category ii hurricane weaken to post tropical storm this weekend and continues to lose strength. arthur brought heavy rains and knocked down powers and hundreds of thousands of

two days worth of sodium in one meal. more than two days worth of sodium. you wouldn't know that. drink. >> sometimes you think you are making a smart choice by getting a salad or something that's lower fat, you got to look at the sodium content on one of these things. >> it is insiddous. lasag lasagna, tons of salt. if there's a restaurant you go to a lot, it's worth it to go to their website is and see how much salt is in your favorite dishes. and see how much salt is in your favorite dishes. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you. >> thank you, elizabeth. coming up for us, after stunning the world with his good looks, the hot convict, as he's known, thinks he has a future in modeling. only thing, he has to get out jail first. >> there's a new captain america. team usa's goalkeeper tim howard. you get to hear from him next. it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your business deals with the unexpected, hp big data and cloud solutions make sure you always know what's coming - and are ready for it. make it matter. veggies you're

salt is listed as sodium. it's measured in milligrams. and you don't need more than 2,300 milligrams a day. they add up fast. even a can of vegetable soup can be loaded with sodium. >> you can have as much salt as you're supposed to eat in a whole day in one chicken sandwich at a chain restaurant. >> so the government is working with restaurants and food manufacturers to cut back on the salt they put in their food. >> so we've gotten a great response so far, and the overall goal of the initiative is to reduce population sodium intake by 20% over the next five years. >> but don't wait for that. make an effort now to start reducing the amount of salt you eat, and read those labels. >> imagine sheep being able to send for help when a wolf is near. a high tech sheep's collar is being developed that does just that. it works by constantly monitoring the sheep's heart rate. when faced with danger, like a stalking wolf, the sheep's heart rate speeds up. that causes the collar to send a text to the shepherd's cellphone to come quickly. it's techno

. >> that's a lot of sodium you're saving.use burger. it's 1900 calories with a lot of saturated fat and say it's one serving of beef but that's bull. the equivalent, the calorie equivalent right now is 40 chicken mcnuggets. >> 40 nuggets so when you're there -- >> ranch house, what's the alternative? >> factory burger. look what you're saving. 1100 calories. >> 1810 mill grabs of sodium. you'll give me a check and think about you every time i want a burger. we reached out to all the chains and say they offer a variety of options so that the customers can make an informed choice so make sure you make an informed choice this summer when you order your burger. now, coming up -- the breakout duo with the hottest song of the summer, nico & vinz performing live here on "gma." "am i wrong." we're not wrong. ♪ >> ♪ >> , police are looking for the two gunmen who invaded a home in the frankford section of philadelphia early this morning. investigators say the suspects ran off after stealing $300 and cell phones. police say one suspect

olive garden have 5,000 milligrams of sodium, which three days' worth. subsway a standout cutting sodium by 27 percent. >> workers top the list those likely to take vacation, four in ten stockpile them, 429 million unused days a year. that is america's money. >>> twitter has a new top financial officer. he was in charge of taking the company public in november and is a former banger with goldman sachs and also a former army ranger and executive with the nfl. his base salary is $250,000 but he could get 1.5 million twitter shares which yesterday was worth $16 million. >> par tonights of an 8-year-old knew his son would be happy when he opened the birthday rent but they didn't expect the emotional reaction for getting a new video game. i'm so happy! >> those were tears of joy, of course. he has been obsessed with playing mind craft for more than a year and all he wanted for his birthday was the xbox version. when he got it...hyper ventilating. >> take a deep breath! my new barbie. with the long hair. >> anyway, a great day to play outside. take your toys o

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at kfc, researchers found sodium levels in adult meals up 12%.er's, chili's and olive garden, serving 5,000 milligrams of sodium, three days worth of salt. subway, cutting sodium 27%. ♪ ♪ >>> well, team usa's roller coaster world cup has come to an excruciating end after the round of 16. >> and after 90 minutes of scoreless play, it came done to extra time. despite a spectacular performance by goalkeeper tim howard. who notched a record setting 16 saves. the americans fell one goal shy of its face-off against belgium. >> here at home fans abandoned their jobs and swarmed sports bars. hoping against hope that the u.s. would pull off a miracle. abc's gio benitez talked to some of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: that now iconic battle cry. being echoed across the country. >> i believe that we can win! i believe that we can win! >> reporter: from atlanta to chicago. thousand flooding soldier field. the viewing party moved here after record setting world cup crowds. and from the nation's capital. where even the president joined in. >> i bel

i ended up using very pure sodium. it is not a homogenous solution. the way light travels through the water, it is very hard to see the water down below because of the sodium. >> i love the idea that you just called him up and said, i read you love dart and i would love to -- >> he was great. i was at the library. i was trying to understand equilibrium and how to achieve it. i was not able to achieve permanent equilibrium. i could have two admissible liquids were the ball would always be there but it wouldn't have the purity. >> the inflatable that we saw, and the next one is 1986. this is from luxury and degradation. >> i was riding the subway in new york and i realized that depending on the stops and the economic environment of the city, that advertising was using abstraction and different levels depending on the income level of that location so people at that time made $10,000 or less would see images and the type of abstraction taking place here is like taking your weekly paycheck and gamble and throw things in the air. it is really about risk. th

pignataro ordered a little more sodium phenethanol to dull the pain. when he did that, her system started shutting down and she was losing oxygen. >> at that point, he broke scrub, and i remember him tapping her on the chest and calling out her name, but there was no answer. and then all hell broke loose. >> sarah smith was dead, the result of too much anesthesia with no anesthesiologist to monitor her, and there was no ventilator to help her breathe. >> i knew that things would never be the same once this happened. >> when local prosecutors learned about the incident, they conducted an investigation. they learned that dr. pignataro was not a board-certified plastic surgeon. in fact, he wasn't a plastic surgeon at all. >> he did train for ear, nose and throat but did not finish. so, technically, it did not make him an ear, nose and throat doctor. he didn't finish all of the things necessary to become one. >> medical experts told investigators that sarah smith would have survived if dr. pignataro had the proper resuscitation equipment. >> the procedure

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. >> and ended up using just very pure sodium. so there's a density gradient. it's not a homogeneous solutions, separate solutions. but the way light travels through the water, it's very hard to see that the water down below is heavier because of sodium. so the ball is too light to sink to the bottom but it's too heavy to go to the top. >> rose: perfect. i love the idea you just called up richard fineman and said, "i read where you love art, and my name is jeff koons"-- >> he was great upon. i was in the library. i was cawg green at m.i.t. i was call all these doctors, professors -- >> to understand equilibrium. >> and to try to achieve it upon. i wasn't able to achieve perfect equilibrium. i could-- i wanted to stay with one liquid andipped to stay with water. >> rose: we saw the inflaizables with the prenew. with the hoover we saw the new. and the next one is aquibacardi from 1986. >> i was riding the subway in new york, and i realized that depending on the stops and the economic environment of the city, that advertising was using abstraction at different lev

hey, germany, do you guys have any sodium thyopentol you could help us with?ou know what we use it for, right? "i noted the request and declined," the german minister said and then the german minister went further and actually banned any german and from sending this drug to the united states. and then by later that year, the whole european union banned sending that drug to the united states for any purpose. since everybody knew that the u.s. was using that drug to kill people. since then, the manufacturers of a substitute drug called pentobar pentobarbol restricted the sale of that drug in the united states. when missouri announced plans to use another substitute for that substitute, propofol, when they said they were going to use propofol to kill people, the manufacturers of that drug said if you do that, missouri, we'll ban our drug from being used anywhere in the united states for anything, and since that drug has other uses that are medically appropriate that aren't just for killing people, missouri backed off. they didn't want to get the whole drug banned

the marketing the less-nutritious foods in schools with new rules limiting how much fat, sugar, and sodiumy contain, ingredients which are usually limited only by our imagination. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) ( laughter ) >> and, folks, this poses a particular threat to domino's pizza who have outlets in 3,000 schools in 38 states but they've outsmarted the first lunch lady by introducing the domino's smart slice which has one-third less fat in the pepperoni, one-third less salt in the sauce, and cheese with half the fat so that it fits the new health standards. but don't worry, these changes don't sacrifice the usual domino's-- i want to say taste. ( laughter ) for example, school food must contain at least 50% whole grains. so 51% of the smart slice crust uses a whole wheat flour that is made to look and taste like it's white flour and that sends a great message to our kids-- 51% is a passing grade. ( cheers ) ( applause ) best of all, best of all, domino's has no plans to sell the smart slice in shops. ( laughter ) which is why i want to say something no one's ever said to domin

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calories or less, no high fruk toes corn syrup, no trans-fats, no more than 400 many milligrams of sodiumnutri-grain tasty, tasty. welch's pb & j snacks. they're like candy. skinny girl chocolate peanut butter with sea salt. i lot of all of these. these nutri grains are amazing. they have 20% of your daily fiber needs. >> they're awesome too. >> easy. moving on to slump busters. we have the amazing blue diamond honey roasted sen monday almonds. they are so tasty because they're a little sweet. >> they are. >> everyone loves hummus. this one has red roasted peppers, and my favorite smart delight popcorn. three ingredients. popcorn, salt, vegetable oil. you can have one cup, 35 calories. that's it. >> it's really hard. >> we're testing them. >> oh, my gosh. that's great. >> we're actually required to do, okay? >> these are things you can eat after a workout. very important to fuel up after you work out. try to have something that has protein in it. this is pork jerky from krave. tender and savory. >> jerky. is it good? >> it's really, really good. >> going back to the hummus. delicious. nex

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and the big hook up platter from joe's crab shack gives you 7600 milligrams of sodium.ey offer plenty of healthy options. if you choose a fatty mcfat option, they say, it's on you. >> i need a lipitor just listening to that. >> i know. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," some girls start trying to lose weight when they're only 7 years old. a leading pediatrician will show us how d >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 sponsored by comfort inn. truly yours. >>> ahead, risky research. how one man is working to give us a shark's eye view, you could say, of the world. he'll join us here in the studio 57. you're watching "cbs this morning." as long as i've lived in iowa there's always been wind. (strauss' blue danube playing) hershey's miniatures. choosing is half the fun. because there's a little something delicious... for everyone. hershey's miniatures choose your own delicious. ♪ (announcer) from the company that invented litter comes litter re-invented. (woman) hey! toss me that litter! (announcer) tidy cats lightweight. all the strength, half the weight. >>> in

. >> most people, by the way, with all the sodium in the potato skins you need more than one beer. melissa: i don't know. there was a chili's on college campus and we would go over there with all-you-can-eat apps. and you could nurse that dripping for a long time. i'm really cheap. i eat a lot. >> you don't drink a lot. i'm telling you college kids will go to these places and drink like crazy. how much does it cost, how much cost to make potato skin? melissa: i know. 30 cents apparently. you're fabulous. chaos hitting skies on multiple fronts. commercial airliners flirt with disaster in barcelona. narrowly avoiding a runaway collision. wow. >>> tsa cell phone power play. how a dead battery could get you bumped from your next flight. a run for your money up next. ♪ really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low

the meal also has almost five days worth of saturated fat, more than a day he's worth of sodium and 24 teaspoons of added sugar. >> the good thing is when you go to the cheesecake factory, the menu is like this thick, so plenty of options. >> but nobody is going to cheesecake for salad. >> you have a point. we put the entire list on our website, nbcwashington.com. fwl >>> the fact finding mission the redskins sent a group on. and get ready for a cool morning. we'll see when we will shake the cool temperature s. >>> plus we have reports that a school was bombed in gaza. we'll go live to richard engel to show us the damage. >>> we're following breaking news in southeast washington. police say an officer shot a suspect on minnesota avenue. this happened right near burns street. the suspect is expected to be okay, but some of the roads in the area are closed. if you head that way, want to take a different route. >> and we're following a developing story in gaza. we are seeing reports that a school was bombed overnight. we'll go live to richard engel in just a few minutes. molette green has

the -- sodium offenders.he cheesecake factory's brulee and french coast. >> the hookup is you have -- toast. >> the hookup is you have to get hooked to a defibrillator. >> i figure if maxo and monster is in the title you're on the wrong road there. >> we have been maxing out weather-wise the last couple days. >> that's for sure. >> another beautiful late july afternoon and evening with temperatures well below average. partly-cloudy skies, comfortable weather. let's gets into it with a live look from the rooftop camera in rosslyn looking across the river, across the memorial bridge and back into the city. beautiful nearly cloudless skies from this vantage point. 68 in allegheny county, and 77 reported in fairfax and leesburg and the lows this morning as chilly as 47 in frostburg. late july, that is chilly stuff. at this hour, 76 in annapolis and 79 at reagan national airport. the morning lows tomorrow a couple degrees milder than this morning. still chilly but we'll take it. 64 near annapolis, edgewater area.

it has almost five days of saturated fat and a day's worth of sodium. the extreme eating awards is put together by the center for science in the public interest. >>> just minutes ago on capitol hill, a bill was introduced that could help put a stop to sex assaults an college campuses. >>> plus, new information released in the last hour on the damage caused by this huge water main break on the campus of ucla. >>> and chuck bell just went outside to enjoy the beautiful weather. we'll check in with him to find out what we can expect tomorrow morning. >>> right now several senators have just introduced brand new legislation to help stop sexual assaults on college campuses. take a listen. now, the bill is based in part on claire mccaskill's nationwide survey of how colleges and universities hands sexual violence. it shows many assaults are underreported and one-fifth didn't train staff or faculty about sexual assaults. mccaskill says they'll hold schools accountable for properly reporting, investigating and prosecuting those assaults. >>> we are following a

entire meal delivers almost two days' worth of calories. 3 1/2 days of saturated fat and 4 days of sodiums off you'll need a brisk 12-hour walk. that's more calories than spencer eats in a year. >> i can't picture food like that. that's celebrating? i don't think so. mainly clear skies over the bay area. a few clouds moving in overnight. how about today's highs. highs of 106 up at ukiah. that's pretty far north. 101 here in the immediate bay area. we had numerous locations with upper 90s. a pretty hot day. a couple more hot days coming our way. tomorrow statewide triple digit readings, temperature readings at chico, sacramento, fresno, palm springs. bay area, we will see upper 90s for sure in the hottest inland locations. livermore 99. could hit 100 tomorrow. accuweather seven-day forecast. one more hot day on friday, then temperatures moderate over the weekend. we'll be in a more comfortable and seasonal range of highs sunday through wednesday. low 90s inland. low 80s around the bay. low to mid 60s around coast. >> your stomach hurt just watching that. >>> if you are looking for a less e

and it's coming to the future with sodium.ad, cholesterol bad and they're going after salt even though it is anti-science to say it is bad for you. >> what are you feared of? . >> technology, the precautionary principle seems to be the guiding light how we go about regulating the world around us. we see drones come into existence and people say my god, it's sky net. google glass, it's frightening and terrifying, there ought to be a law to keep it away from us. when you are overzealous of regulation, you forfeit cool innovations that are hard to parse out. you don't know what newfangled toy or device that would improve everyone's life wouldn't go into existence because we have a knee-jerk regulatory commission. matt: my biggest concern is the area of climate change. environmental policy is the most sort of understandably justified type of policy because no one really owns the air and things like that. you have to figure it out. and people are worried about man made climate change or man's contribution to it and the types of way

that means that players in this food space are reclading the recipes, stripping out gmos, lowers sodiumgluten free, but all in snack sizes, a conagra online survey says of 0%, and it's the key millennial demo most interested in the fresh options, that they have to have bolder and spicier flavors. healthy is good, boring seasonal, so who possible could be winners? haines celestial is upgraded going on this nationural and organic food brands. treehouse foods is a private food dr private label food retailer just acquiring flagstone food, the number one provider of trail mix and dried fruit, both categories that are really growing in the signaled took tame. we were keep our eye on diamond foods, maker of emerald snack nuts, diamond of california nuts, the company also has kettle brand chips, landing among the healthy top snack lists in all the fits in and health magazines. not every player in the healthy food space can be a winner. in fact goldman sachs downgrading fresh market from sell to neutral basically citing increased competition. scott, i'm sure a lot of traders have their opinions

. >> reporter: across the globe, cities are phasing out old energy wasting incandescent and sodium bulbs and replacing them with l.e.d.s which can act as a power hub that can be tailored for high-tech add-ons. that's the smart part the. they are also 90% more efficient. longer lasting and much brighter. >> whoa! that is bright. >> reporter: there are about 4 billion outside lights in the world today. imagine all these lights connected in one global network. >> this is one of just a few places in the country where a smart light network has been installed. the silicon valley building uses it primarily for security. and here's how it works. there are 40 lampposts in this lot holding 83 l.e.d. lights connected to 7 cameras in a seamless grid that's tracking and recording my every move. >> it sounds orwellian. >> reporter: wouldn't at least the parent of, uhm, kids at a school feel better if they knew that there was a analytic that looked for objects that could be guns on people that were coming into the school? wouldn't that it be a good thing? >> reporter: with a smart light network, the fu

the large chains have lowered sodium by just 1.5 percent over the last four years this is according to study from the center for science in the public interest. the group says that subway mcdonald's and burger king have cut salt but kfc and jack in the box have increased it since 2009. matt something to think about as you get ready for those burgers and hot dogs on the fourth. >> absolutely. thanks so much maribel. see you tomorrow. >>> new on "action news" berks county crime stoppers offering a reward for information on a string of flag thefts. residents in longswamp township say thieves have robbed them as their patriotic pride ahead of independence day. one veteran says someone stole the flag offer his front porch sometime over the weekend much he and his neighbors are now considering installing security cameras on their properties. >> the wawa welcome america elevation is in full swing and what would the party be without hoagies? "action news" reporter katherine scott is lie inside the national constitution center on independence mall. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good mor

there are 2230 milligrams of sodium used in the recipe and don't forget the sugar made with 24 teaspoonsthat almost doesn't make you feel guilty about eating the 200-calorie side of bacon or ham and that's just one of the dishes named to this year's extreme eating awards. the monster meal from red robin comes in with more than 3500 calories and then there's joe's crab shack which has another calorie bomb called the big hook-up and it weighs in at almost 3300 calories. >> hungry people. it's called a monster meal? >> yes. >> awesome. >> i have heard like the awesome blossom is the same like 1600 calories. that's just an appetizer. >> i'll take one of each. [ laughter ] >> still ahead, jefferson award honors for a husband and a wife team. >> the many ways this north bay couple has overcome personal tragedy and is giving back to the community. >> one of the hot spots in the bay area today livermore is the hot spot for the best little league baseball going on in the world! a preview of tonight's 7:00 matchup and your seven-day forecast coming up. >> paul, i got you beat. this is the hot spot

oklahoma, this year, raised concerns about the drugs now used in lethal countries refusing to export sodiumhiopental to the united states for use in executions. >>"the two drugs worked, he eventually died, but i can't imagine this is what the criminal justice system had with this new two-drug protocol." >> reporter:wood's lawyer says wood was concerned the department of corrections would be experimenting on him. a relative of his victims takes issue with that entire conversation. >>"well, why didn't we give him a bullet?" >> reporter:i'm andrew spencer, reporting >> jacqueline: 95 and antioch livermore and fairfield. 92 and santa rosa and 93 in san rafael just lots of '90s and the bay area. so here is the change for the last 24 hours, anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees difference. it was 11 degrees and more warmer and santa rosa and richmond. as to look outside at this hour were seen temperature still pretty toasty and the '90s for inland valleys, concord in santa rosa are all in the '90s. this is san francisco airport with a 79 degrees at this hour. mckean tonight it would be quite all through

she counted the food they took, the stress, and all the while lowering the sodium. >> every night westill alive, they're not floating on the top of the tank. >> they survived. >> she would sit and meticulously count -- >> lawyer's father aubrey, a marine biologist was equally as s surprised. >> reporter: they didn't know. >> they certainly didn't. >> reporter: laura's work was a third place finish. then they started replicating lawyer's experiment eechl time with a similar assault. she's now credited with making a scientific breakthrough. >> she did like so many scientists. she did her piece of a pie and another scientist comes and builds on that foundation of knowledge. >> reporter: they say lauren's discovery has changed the way they deal with the fish. on august 1st a statewide ban on those lionfish will go into effect. >> now we're looking for them where we did not previously. >> reporter: for lauren who one day wants to follow in her father's footsteps as a scientist, all the attention only proved what she already knew. real scientists took their data and used it in your studies

they have japan's iing them up sodium gluke mate which isn't quite natural. >> i never thought capri flavors backer. always thought that was an all-natural flavoring. but it's a private company. who is going to gain from the sale of wild flavors? a man 73 years old. its history is all linked to capri sun and muhammad ali's greatest coup was to say i'm if t greatest but the day i stop boxing capri sun will be the greatest but it's quite only in little foil of orange squash so this man currently 526th wealthiest person in the world. he will cash in if and when it does sell out to a.d.m. but also going to be about k.k.r. the private company also bought a chunk back in 2010 so they will be cashing in too. >> another big win for k.k.r. thank you caroline. >> coming up a bad day for bit coin. banks are being urged to shun the currency. here's a fact on the fourth of july. americans are swallowing higher food prices for their cookouts but which foods are to blame? have a look. turns out ground beef pricesrupp higher than a year earlier. a lot of it has to do with a drought we're seeing out

calling it the sodium because it packs in so many passengers. do you care though if it lowers price? that is a big if. the deficit stays where it is now, but in 2018 it explodes because of all the entitlements. would you believe this? an official who shamelessly campaign for obama cannot be touched because the e-mails were either raised. believe it. "varney & company" is about to begin. there she is, janet yellen. right now taking questions from the senate banking committee. what she has said so far i the market impact. the recovery is not complete, says she is worried about a weaker labor force participation rate and she is going to watch the second quarter economy performance very, very closely. before she started to talk, dow jones industrials up 40, 50 points. right now we are down 10 points. so no huge impact on what janet yellen has had to say be goldman sachs and jpmorgan lead the dow 30 stocks of all the stocks in the dell 30, these two are the the big winners because they have reported strong profits in the banking sector. and we have m

the schools were given more money, they could afford to provide healthier foods, whole grains, low sodiumso that is a suggestion, recommendation we are seeing in the senate. whether or not there is money in the budget for that is an entirely other question. >> great to see you this morning. the latest on michelle obama's efforts to keep kids eating healthier. when we come back, could this be the movie of the year? shargh nato to is almost here. ♪ >> it was one of hollywood's most unlikely success stories but can you really make a series out of it? shark nato 2 is coming. it cost less than $2 million to make and will not be -- not be coming to a theater near you. it will preview next week on sci-fi. >> we are in trouble. >> had to get out of here. >> a file them is the studio behind it and along with other movies. paul vales is a partner there and producer. los angeles this morning. last time you were with us you told me everyone of the movies you make makes money. when it was a runaway success last year, not just social media but ultimately the limited release in peters, was it a no-brain

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sodium believed an extension with the deal that alters the heading the to dismantle the infrastructure to puts us in place with the of long term regime and calibrates sanctions leading to benchmarks' including a resolution. i want to be very clear i am not looking for the state department's talking points today i want to hear why our panelists believe based on their experience there is a difference. and to is there view if only they had another four months. let me close by saying what i have always said. i support the administration as diplomatic efforts i have always supported the two track policy and sanctions at the same time i have always believed by only relieved pressure on iraq in exchange for a long term verifiable concessions that fundamentally dismantle the program and any deal restructured as such of way should iran restore is program any time in the next 20 or 30 years. someone to be clear i do not support another extension of negotiations. then it has exhausted its opportunity to part real concessions on the table and we are prepared to move forward with real sanctions. i'

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