when you go to the movies in tehran, you're sure to be seeing a home grown film.e blockbuster this spring was a war movie. the iran/iraq war, to be exact. "outcasts of the army part two" is the most profitable release here ever. the drama of that devastating war is a staple of iranian movies. not everything here is a shoot 'em up. this is about a pair of conjoined twins. one's devout, the other a party animal. iran censors don't have a light touch and nothing gets past them that is even slightly risque. unveiled women, kissing, swearing, and even the gentlest humor pointed at islam and its clerics are all forbidden. that can make the lives of iranian filmmakers difficult. >> translator: if you're going to make a film about corruption in the system and the guidance ministry feels you're making an anti-islamic government movie, obviously they deny it. but if the same corruption is framed as praising the system, they'll approve it. ♪ >> reporter: music operates under even stricter constraints. women aren't allowed to sing in public unless they're part of a chorus. ♪

in deutsche welle's report from iran, you will notice the public tone of yesterday's meing in tehran. gone at least for now was the harsh rhetoric that we have heard so much in recent months. >> reporter: the talks between mohammed elbaradei and president ahmadinejad came after the agreement to inspect the new facility in qom. the head of the iaea said that tehran should have admitted they were building a second unit sooner but he also expressed optimism. >> we agree that our inspectors will come here on the 25th of october to do an inspection and to go to qom, and i hope and i trust that iran will be as transparent with our inspectors team as it is possible for us to be able to assess that facility as early as possible. >> reporter: the underground nuclear facility near the city of qom had been kept secret until tehran admitted its existence last month. the revelation stoked western suspicions that iran is secretly trying to develop nuclear weapons. mohammed elbaradei said he had no concrete proof that iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb, but he urged tehran to come clean about th

then if tehran capitulates we can ease back on the sanctions? >> absolutely. they are very dependent on other countries for gasoline, they have a lot of oil but they don't have the capacity to refine themselves to the extent that they need. with that, we've got to get china and russia and everybody else together as far as the sanctions are concerned. what they are doing now to run out the clock. they've got to have toll transparency farce inspections. if the sanctions put in place very quickly, if they are not put in place, it will be too late. there will be an action to take out their facilities by the end of the year unless we really step up. >> thank you both for being with us. >> one of the deadliest attacks in afghanistan since the war begin eight years ago. today eight american soldiers were killed in a surprise attack in the eastern part of the country near the pakistan border. conner powell is live. what is the latest in this attack? >> the u.s. military is describing this attack as complex and a well organized attack. in a rare show of force, taliban

and tehran. any idea how that went? there's so much riding on this for the president. >> reporter: you're right, there is a lot riding on it. this is where the rubber meets the road on this engagement policy that the president talk about during the campaign. now we're really seeing it in action. so, it would be fascinating to see what comes out of these talks. i mean, on the background, it seems like administration officials kind of have low expectations. i don't think anyone really expects iran to go in there and do a complete 180, open up its nuclear program, agree to freeze enrichment. i mean, that's just not going to happen. they do hope that iran will see starkly from these talks a choice, a choice between being more upfront about its nuclear activiti activities, opening up the country and its nuclear program to inspectors on the one hand or otherwise face a real possibility of sanctions. one thing to keep in mind, as we go through these few days, there are two tracks here. on one track is the engagement track, tal

>> i think, well, what we really don't know is that if things in tehran have really changed. have the iranians decided rather than be clever with diplomatic ploys so their enrichment efforts could proceed are they now on a path that would say, look, we're willing to pause the enrichment efforts and let's have serious talks about a number of things that concern us in the u.s. relationships. if that's true, look, this is the start of a very important series of meetings. >> as a former u.n. weapons inspector who played cat and mouse with saddam hussein for so many, what would the iaea inspectors have to do when they go in this month when they come in, what would they be looking for? >> you don't want to be a tourist and led around a facility. you need to see a diagram, the construction diagrams and how it was built and what needs to be put in and you need tee talk to the architects and engineers and see all the documents about the centrifuges and you need to see where the centrifuges were manufactured and going to and you really need to be able to physically sample and map out t

it comes that's head of the iaea, international atomic energy agency is now in iran, and he says tehran is, quote, on the wrong side of the law, and keeping a new uranium plant secrets secret and mohammed el-baradei saying there will be an inspection of the facility on october 25th, and that is three weeks from today. and that raises the question, could that delay give iran a three week head start to clean up any incriminating evidence? el baradei urges cooperation instead of confrontation and the u.s. and our allies should keep a skeptical eye on iran's nuclear ambitions and for the latest, we'll go to washington. >> reporter: good morning, eric and jamie. as you were just saying, we have something of a breakthrough to announce in that mohammed el baradei, head of the international atomic energy agency, was in iran this morning, and appearing alongside the head of iran's atomic energy organization, and saying they've come to an agreement that the u.n. nuclear inspectors can visit that hitherto secret site outside the central holy city of qum on october 25th and raised the question of w

talks were held in tehran today. inspectors want to make sure the site is used for peaceful purposes. it's been a big concern since iran revealed the nuclear enrichment plant next month. the u.s. and other countries have been accusing iran of secretly developing a nuclear bomb. president obama said that iran was hiding this plant for year. but iran's leader says that's not true. >> translator: based on what is stated in the regulations, we have made announcement one year before the time we had to out of respect for law and the director general of the iaea and nationally the united states must have known about it. i do not know why mr. obama was not aware of it. >> meanwhile, u.n. experts says iran has all the information it needs to design and build a nuclear bomb. a confidential analysis was published yesterday in the "new york times." the same experts say they need more evidence to be sure about the extent of iran's nuclear knowledge. their report says iran got know-how from rogue nuclear scientists and did a lot o

now he's able to in fact, today tehran said see i won without sanctions and without war. that's the first gain he makes. the second gain to save the right to continue enriching uranium. you could did it at a slower pace. the fact that you can continue doing it and now everybody is accepting that right is a major coup for ahmadinejad. thirdly, to buy time'máñ untilu know the mechanisms are american electoral system and so on paralyze the obama administration or other elections, other people come and so on by that time iran is already a nuclear power and it is too late for anything to do anything about i in the meantime, while the tkpwoerpb shuns continue, of course there -- negotiations continue, of course there is no possibility of anybody attack iranian nuclear center. president obama has asked congress not to pass a bill banning the sale of gasoline to iran. so iran is protecting against military action against it and sanctions with these talks. these talks of course president obama says cannot go on indefinitely. but iran doesn't want them indefinitely, iran wants the

i don't see why the iaea inspectors in tehran now don't drive to this new site, it is an hour's drive and have a look at it now. iran has promised to allow them to go there within the next few weeks. why shouldn't they go there now? why should we wait so everything is sanitized. >> o' >> paul: what about the willingness of iran to take uranium some which they've enriched, this is the fuel that could be used to make a nuclear weapon and move about 75% outside of iran to russia or france? isn't that a concession? >> not at all that was also an idea put in by mr. putin of russia, about three years ago. the issue is that the u.n. asked iran not to enrich uranium. it is like haggling in a carpet bizarre as long as you buy the main carpet they give you caviar, tea, a little rug. they will kiss you on both cheeks and so on. but the rug, you have bought it. the rug that mr. obama has bought is iran's right to continue to enrich uranium >> paul: your conclusion would be that iranian leaders have no intense of giving up their nuclear weapons program? >> absolutely not. to be honest they say the

s nuclear agency held talks in tehran today. he says inspectors want to make sure the site is used for peaceful purposes. it's been a big concern since iran revealed the nuclear enrichment plant last month. the u.s. and other countries have been accusing iran of secretly developing a nuclear bomb. officials say iran was hiding this plant for years but iran's leader says that's not true. >> translator: based on what is stated in the regulations, we have made announcement one year before the time we had to out of respect for law and the director general of the iaea and naturally the united states must have known about it. i do not know why mr. obama was not aware of. >>> 45-mile-per-hour winds are driving a wildfire in southern california. it's only 5% contained and has burned 1,500 acres. three homes have already been destroyed just northeast of sarn bernardino and dozens of others are threatened right now. people have been taking horses and pets with them as they evacuate. no injuries have been reported. the fire started saturda

president obama said tehran agreed on thursday in geneva to send its enriched uranium outside iran.e day later someone involved in the negotiation said no, that hasn't even been discussed yet, so it seems like the u.s. is duped once again into believing that iran will actually cooperate this time around, while they could actually be building time to build nukes. >> well, everybody is very aware of the point you've made. it is a constant concern of the obama administration and every american and foreign initial that's fighting in these negotiations. if they eat up too much time, iran gets the advantage. that's why a deadline has been set for the imposition of tougher sanctions or perhaps even worse. >> leonard specter, thank you very much. appreciate your insight. thank you. >>> to afghanistan where insurgents attacked u.s. troops in one of the worst days of fighting since the war began eight years ago. that's according to u.s. officials who say eight american soldiers were killed. several more were wounded. compare that to the single deadliest attack on u.s. forces there. in july 20

now he's able to in fact, today tehran said see i won without sanctions and without war. that's the first gain he makes. the second gain to save the right to continue enriching uranium. you could did it at a slower pace. the fact that you can continue doing it and now everybody is accepting that right is a major coup for ahmadinejad. thirdly, to buy time'máñ untilu know the mechanisms are american electoral system and so on paralyze the obama administration or other elections, other people come and so on by that time iran is already a nuclear power and it is too late for anything to do anything about i in the meantime, while the tkpwoerpb shuns continue, of course there -- negotiations continue, of course there is no possibility of anybody attack iranian nuclear center. president obama has asked congress not to pass a bill banning the sale of gasoline to iran. so iran is protecting against military action against it and sanctions with these talks. these talks of course president obama says cannot go on indefinitely. but iran doesn't want them indefinitely, iran wants the

six powers hope to persuade tehran to enrich the nuclear program. iran maintains it has the right to use nick clair energy for peaceful means. >> washington times is working on a story about the talks. times found out the plan discussed today calls for iran to send some of the uranium to russia. >> it would be further refined. not to the extent to be used for a weapon, but used and sent back to iran and used in a reactor in tehran that makes medical isotopes to treat cancer and other medical conditions. >> also in the times. america's secret understanding with israel about its nuclear arsenal and why the first family of country music is worried about plans for a public exhibition at the university of virginia. for more on these stories go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the washington times icon. >> republicans demand an apology after what one democrat said on floor of the house tuesday night. representative allen grayson said the g.o.p. health care reform plan called on people not to get sick. and he went on to say. >> the republican health care p

although no one has claimed responsibility, tehran is blaming jun daul la of carrying out the attack. >>> hurricane rick is now a strong category 5 hurricane. the national hurricane center has clocked the storm's winds at 180 miles per hour. forecasters expect rick to lose steam and turn toward baja california and then toward mainland mexico later this week. now rick is the second strongest hurricane ever in the eastern north pacific. in 1997 winds from hurricane linda topped 185 miles per hour. >>> more than 3,000 u.s. troops scheduled to go to iraq are staying home. a unit faced in new york was supposed to relief another unit in january. military officials say iraqi forces will be able to handle the patrol. >> reconciliation is a tough business. i mean, i've been in some of these meetings with people. they don't like each other. you have to get them to work together, get them to understand their futures are together. then you've got a bombing which makes it even tougher. again, i think the iraqi people have really signaled that they are really sick and tired of this stuff. >> yester

they held talks in tehran today.says inspectors want to make sure the site is used for peaceful purposes. it has been a huge concern since iran revealed the nuclear enrichment plan last month. president obama said iran attempted to conceal the plant and that is in violation of international rules on atomic facilities. but iran's leader says his country followed the protocol which requires a country to reveal such a facility six months before it brings nuclear material there for processing. >> translator: based on what is stated in the regulations, we had made the announcement one year before the time we had to, out of respect for law and the director-general of the iaea and naturally the united states must have known about it. i do not know why mr. obama was not aware of it. >> u.s. ambassadors say members of the united nations security council are studying options for more sanctions if iran does not prove its motives are peaceful. >>> checking your weekly planner now, the new supreme court term begins monday. issues

they will meet october 19 at the expert level to discuss the tehran research reactor. that's an important step. the iaea director today confirmed that on october 25, the reactor will be open to iaea inspections. we will look and see if those steps are indeed serious. if not, we are on a two-track posture. >> you talk about the engagement with iran. most americans think about the hostage crisis back in 1979. if i interview you a year from now, what would you like to be able to say about the u.s. relationship with iran? >> i would like to say that we are on track to conclusively prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapons capacity. you know, we've had many years, david, adrapt where we've refused to engage in negotiations. they have pursued their enrichment program unabated and we haven't been able to put in tougher sanctions. we have unity among the p-5. >> what's the relationship the u.s. would like to have with iran? >> well, obviously, the optimal outcome is an iran without nuclear weapons. that is peacefully integrated into the international community that no long

william burns has met with tehran's chief negotiator. they discussed issues relating to the nuclear program. iran claims its uranium enrichment program is peaceful. >>> the first lady is working hard ahead of tomorrow's 2016 olympic announcement. michele obama met with the international committee -- international olympicommittee president. oprah winfrey and many star athletes are also working the rope line there. president obama ross tomorrow and will be here for the final presentation. -- president obama khan arrives tomorrow. >>> general motors decided to shut down the saturn plant after a plan with penske fell apart. 350 dealerships will be affected by this. >>> the heroes of the hudson are at the helm today of the same flight that splash landed last january. this is the first time the pilots have been teamed up. here is lindsay davis. >> the capt. is back in the cockpit again. >> i felt an obligation to my profession to come back. it is my profession. the u.s. airways family is mine family. >> they are piloting a flight to north caro

no one has claimed responsibility, tehran is accusing the group jindala, of carrying out the attack. >>> hurricane rick is now a strong category 5 hurricane. the winds have been clocked at 180 miles an hour. forecasters expect rick to lose steam and turn toward baja, california, then toward mainland mexico later this week. rick is the second strongest hurricane ever in the eastern north pacific. in 1997, winds from hurricane linda topped 185 miles per hour. >>> more than 3,000 u.s. troops scheduled to go to iraq are staying home. a unit based in ft. drum, new york, was supposed to relieve another combat brigade unit in january. military officials say iraqi security forces will be able to handle that patrol. getting political factions to compromise. >> reconciliation is a difficult business. they don't like each other, you have to get them to work together, get them to understand their futures are together. and then you have a bombing, which make it is even tougher. again, iraqi people have really signaled that they are really sick and tired of this stuff. >> yesterday's iraq security

he said while he has concerns about tehran's intentions, they are moving toward cooperation. >>> billions of dollars that the u.s. intended for pakistan's fight against militants never reached the pakistani army. between 2002 and 2008, 500 million of $6.8 billion made it to the military. pakistani officials say troops were left without crucial equipment as monday was siphoned to other sources. >>> two new 1250udz indicate 1 in 100 children from awe advertising disorders. that's higher than a previous estimate of 1 in 150. the new research would mean about 673,000 children have autism, which is a condition in which children have trouble communicating and interacting socially. >>> and it proved to be an unlucky trip to las vegas for one visitor. a 66-year-old million skeleton refused to sell. there was an offer but it fell short of minimum bid. >>> now here's an early look how wall street will kick off the day. >>> the dow opens at 9,487 after dropping 21 points on friday. the s&p fell 4. the nasdaq lost 9 points. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei dipp

. >>> in a sign of easing tensions between iran and the u.s., tehran has agreed to let u.n. inspectors into its newly revealed uranium enrichment plant. those talks include the u.s. president obama called the meeting in geneva a, quote, constructive beginning. >>> in a setback for the obama administration, yesterday the house voted to block a plan to move terrorism suspects from the detention facility at guantanamo bay to the u.s. the white house had hoped to empty that facility by january 2010 and have those detainees face charges in american courtrooms. >>> in indonesia, rescuers continue to search the rubble left behind by the 7.6 earthquake. the united nations puts the estimated death toll at 1,100. >>> and the history of human origins may soon be rewritten. that's what the recent discovery of a new fossil. scientists unveiled a nearly complete 4.4 million-year-old fossil dubbed artie. it's lived so well before the famous 3.2 million-year-old lucy, which until now was the earliest known skeleton belonging to a human ancestor. >>> the dow opens at 9,509 after plunging 203

. >> now to the developing story we're following out of iran where a report today is saying that tehran has exactly what it takes to design and produce a workable nuclear bomb. reaction to that report coming in as the head of the iaea, that's the atop mick energy agency that goes and evaluates the site there in iran, they say that they see tehran shifting gears from confrontation to cooperation. james rosen has the latest developments for us from washington. james, i guess i just find it interesting that whether the question of dialogue can actually work. this is such an optimistic viewpoint from muhammad abbarad a. he's the head in the agency, jamie, and he has been less confrontational toward iran than some u.s. officials would like to see over the years. this report is an internal draft meaning it was not approved for release. its title is possible military dimension of iran's nuclear program. excerpts showing up on websites last month and "the new york times" today. it quotes sufficient information to be able to design and produce a workable nuclear weapon. it also concludes that ir

the answers to some of those questions on october 25, the day inspectors may get a closer look at tehran's uranium enrichment site. sarah simmons, fox 5 news. >> the u.n. doesn't have concrete proof that there's an ongoing nuclear program inside iran but there is proof of uranium enrichment. >>> thousands will are trained on lower manhattan looing for signs of terrorism. new york police are installing 3,000 cameras in the financial district. the goal is to have them all up by 2011. they will become part of the high-tech way the police department keeps tabs on what are called high value terror targets. one of the features is a huge map that pin points 911 calls from cell phones in real time. >> it is an error that includes penn station, grand central station, the empire state and chrysler building, the united nations and other highly visible buildings and institutions that people around the world would identify with our city. >> homeland security grant will pay for the cameras and will also help improve the equipment the city already has. >>> it's being called an innovative approach to heal

six powers hope to persuade tehran to freeze the enrichment program. iran maintains it has the right to use nuclear power for peaceful means. >> news poll shows most americans support the use of support to keep them from obtaining nuclear weapons. many believe obama has not been tough enough. >> for the fall, it is a great day out there. >> absolutely beautiful. >> chief meteorologist vytas reid is here to tell us what the first week of october will bring. vytas. >> actually it will bring warmer air. which is nice. and probably some sunshine. we have to talk about showers as well. looking at what's going on out there right now. dry conditions. hd skycam inner harbour shows temperature of 48. some of the outlying areas dropping into the mid to lower 40s. so it could be cool out there. few so what comes to mind when we switched the tv from cable to fios? tv looks like new. much better. awesome. i wrote 'dark magic'... actually, it's the 100% fiber optics that makes the tv look new. i was curious why we're listening to customers? call the verizon center o

believes tehran is working toward developing nuclear weapons. recent tests have fueled more suspicions. iran insists the program is designed for generating electricity. >> it seems necessary that all nations in all states should have the right to have access to the peaceful nuclear energy. >> reporter: president obama says inspectors must be allowed in to iran's nuclear facility within two weeks. he held out the threat of seeking tougher sanctions if iran does not follow through. in washington, craig boswell, fox 5 news. >>> later this hour, president obama takes off to make his olympic push in dpen mark. wheems up -- denmark. wheels up at 6:50 for copenhagen. first lady michelle obama and april pray are already there. >>> the news edge on virginia. police are hoping you might recognize a credit card thief. take a look at this photo. police say this guy used stolen cards for a shopping spree at cvs then hit starbucks on somebody else's dime, too. they are stolen from a number of vehicles in the west springfield area recently. >>> hospitals are b

the iaea proposal that was agreed to in principle today with regard to the tehran research reactor is a confidence-building step that is consistent with that objective, provided that it transfers iran's low-enriched uranium to a third country for fuel fabrication. as i have said before, we support iran's right to peaceful nuclear power. taking the step of transferring its low-enriched uranium to a third country would be step toward building confidence that iran's program is, in fact, peaceful. going forward, we expect to see swift action. we are committed to serious and meaningful engagement but we are not interested in talking for the sake of talking. if iran does not take steps in the near future to live ups to the obligations, then the united states will not continue to negotiate indefinitely and we are prepared to move toward increased pressure. if iran takes concrete steps and lives ups to the obligations, there is a path toward a better relationship with the united states, increased integration for iran within the international community and a better future for all iranians. so,

although no one has claimed responsibility, tehran is accusing june daul la of carrying out the attack. >>> hurricane rick is now a strong category 5 hurricane. the national hurricane center has clocked the storm's winds at 180 miles an hour. forecasters expect rick to lose steam and turn toward baja california and mainland mexico later this week. right now rick is the secondest strongest hurricane ever in the pacific. in 1997, winds from hurricane linda topped 185 miles per hour. >>> more than 3,000 u.s. troops scheduled to go to iraq are staying home. a unit based in ft. drum, new york, was supposed to relieve another brigade in january, but officials say iraqi security sforss will be able to handle that patrol. one lingering challenge is to get iraq's political factions to compromise. >> reconciliation is a tough business. i mean, i've been in some of these meetings with people. they don't like each other. you have to get them to work together, get them to understand their futures are together. and then you've got a bombing which makes it even tougher. again, i think the iraqi peopl

the head of the agency held talks in tehran and he says that inspectors want to make sure the site is used for peaceful purposes, a big concern since iran revealed the nuclear enrichment plant last month. countries have been accusing iran of secretly developing a nuclear bomb. president obama said that iran was hiding this plant for years. but iran's leader says that's not true. >> translator: based on what is stated in the regulations, we had made announcement one year before the time we had to. out of respect for law and the director general of the iaea and naturally the united states must have known about it. i do not know why mr. obama was not aware of it. >> meanwhile, u.n. experts say iran has all the information it needs to design and build a nuclear bomb. a confidential analysis was published yesterday in the "new york times." those same experts say they need more evidence to be sure about the extent of iran's nuclear knowledge, but their report says iran got some snow-how from rogue nuclear scientists and did a lot of research and testing on its own. if this report is accurat

it is a message that has been underlined by iran's test earlier of long-range missiles and tehran's the finance following the revelation of a previously undisclosed nuclear plant. already the united states, britain, and france are beginning quietly to discuss the details with possible new sanctions of the talks don't succeed. ideas include tightening of sanctions on iranian banks, more restrictions on investments in the oil and gas industry, and measures against iran air cargo and the islamic republic shipping line. >> i think what is critical is persuading the iranians or leading them to the conclusion that their security will be diminished by trying to get nuclear weapons. and their economic problems are difficult enough that i think that severe sanctions would have the potential of bringing them to change their policies. >> in the background, always the threat of israeli military action against the country is reveilles could threaten its very existence if it acquires nuclear weapons. iran' says it is time for the ws a change its policies. does not seem promising for this new round of

. >>> our correspondent in tehran is following developments in geneva. both sides seem to feel they got the better of the exchange today. how does it look to you? >> there is much debate on that. upon the face of it, iran did not get an awful lot and in return seem to have staved off the threat of sanctions or worse. really tough words from president obama, calling it a possibly a problem in the next two weeks. the president has made the two weeks a deadline for iraq to give access to the qom nuclear plant. the americans are turning these agreements and to tough-talking tonight, and will be interesting to see how the iranians react when they go back to iran and the president mahmoud ahmadinejad. >> head of the nuclear watchdogs have been invited to iran, maybe as soon as saturday. what is likely to come from that? >> they want to firm up the timetable, but they also want to talk about what could be a major development, by which iran's enriched uranium, low-enriched uranium from the plant is shipped out of the country, a substantial quantity of it shipped

scheduled meeting between iranian leaders and the head of the international atomic agency saying that tehran is on the wrong side of the law. more headlines in 30 minutes. >> all right. settle down. >> oh, i hate that. usually if teachers or children are throwing a fit it is probably because of this story, the president is considering making school days longer and extending the school year deeper into the summer. tracy, all right. you got kids, trace. smart or dumb move for families and for the economy? >> i hate this idea. look, economy aside, the kids mentally need a break. you got to be a kid in this world. but let's talk about how fun the summer is and how much the economy benefits from it. summer camp. travel. we take vacations, we rent houses down the shore. so many businesses are reliant on the kids being off and coming down and having a great time. look, that's the beauty of being a kid. who wants to work 12 months a year? >> but look at tourism industry. this could really hit them hard. the stocks are already negative. >> what about the school supply makers. nobody talks about them,

there were centered southeast of the tehran -- >>> rescued jews are still working in american samoa. -- restroom -- rescue crews are still working in american samoa. many could still be trapped. >> climbers of hope today -- a teenager and his mother pulled from the rubble 40 hours after the earthquake. they were conscious and without serious injury. beneath the debris, rescue voices heard voices. this woman waited as restaurants -- this woman waited. >> i saw the rocks and rubble collapsing. i thought by some would be killed. >> sides of life have rejuvenate rescuers but they say it is a large task. they have limited machinery, almost no power, and spot a communication. >> their desperate now so where do you start? we need large machinery. >> amateur video shows the heart by moments after the first earthquake. people scramble out of a school. others are still trapped. as rescue workers focus their efforts, there are reports of rural areas devastated and entire villages flattened. it is not clear when they will be reached. more help is needed and it is needed now. >>> so much work lef

although no one claimed responsibility, tehran is accusing the sunni minority group. >>> a gun fightlasted for hours in rio yesterday. by the time it ended, at least a douzen were dead, including two police officers. the police who died were onboard this helicopter when it caught fire. the chopper crashed on a soccer field. rio was selected as the host city for the 2016 summer olympics. >>> the parents of the so-called balloon boy could be going to jail. but what charges they're likely to face and why so many people questioned their story from the beginning. >>> also, defense secretary robert gates is headed overseas to seek help for the mission in afghanistan. >>> breaking news out of colorado where the larimer county sheriff has announced that the balloon boy saga was a hoax. sheriff jim alderman released new pictures of the balloon. he says he'll likely charge them with making a false report, child endangerment and federal charges. evidence now shows they staged the situation that had millions believing their 6-year-old son, falcon, floated away on a balloon. he says during the in

world leaders claim that tehran made the agreement just yesterday, but today, a member of the iranian delegation tells the associated press that the nuclear issue was not discussed. the united nation's top inspector is heading to iran this weekend, and we are told he will try and nail down details of what they are trying to do. here at home, brenda fallout from david letterman's on-air confession of having sex with women who worked for him. the man who accused letterman is in court today, and we're learning more about the suspect and the undercover sting operation that led to his arrest. that is next. at wal-mart, their prices are unbeatable. over 300 prescriptions are just four dollars. four dollars. imagine that. rooster crow. still tired the next day too? when you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, remember 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer helps you fall asleep quickly. and unlike other sleep aids, a second helps you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully awake with memory loss for the

tension is easing between iran and the six major world powers at the talks in geneva, this after tehrand to let nuclear inspectors into its newly revealed uranium enrichment plant, which was kept a secret for a while. joining us now, nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell is live in geneva switzerland. andrea, where do we go from here? very carefully, i guess. >> reporter: very carefully. as ronald reagan said, trust but verify. you heard a stern tone from hillary clinton and from the president. we want to see concrete results. the iranians have reneged before. optimally, if this were to work, mohamed el baradei is going to be in tehran from the international atomic energy agency saturday and sunday trying to work out details for a vienna meeting october 18th on details of a novel transfer of uranium, low grade enriched uranium. and this could be moving most of the stockpiles, 80% of the stockpiles, of the known or declared stockpiles that iran has to russia, which would then process it, send it to france. it would be turned into fuel rods, metallicized, so it could n

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they will meet october 19th at the expert level toll discuss the tehran research reactor. that's an important step. the iaea director today confirmed on october 25th the reactor will be opened to iaea inspections. they said that they will come back to inspections in october. we will see whether those steps are indeed fulfilled and if that ll fulfill them, obviously we are in a two-track posture and we have it before us. >> you're talking about engagement with iran. most americans when they think about engagement with iran, they is wha they think about. they think about the hostage crisis in 1979 if i interview in a year from now what would you like to say? >> that we are on track to conclusivelily prevent iran from having nuclear capacity. we have refused to engage in negotiations and the iranians have pursued their enrichment program unabated and we are in a different place now. we have unity among the p5. >> but the question i have is what the is relationship that the u.s. uld like to have with iran? >> well, obviously is iran without nuclear outcomes and peacefully inte

developing story from iran this morning where the chief for the world's nuclear inspection agency says tehran has agreed to let the inspectors to check out the facility. that visit could happen in a few weeks. the next few months will be critical to see whether iran is actually cooperating or merely dragging out the negotiations. >>> here in the u.s. a familiar story for people in california as wildfires forced thousands from their homes. officials say the 7,000 acre fire currently out there has already destroyed several homes in the san bernardino mountains. on the bright side humid weather conditions should help the firefighters put out that blaze. >>> elsewhere in southern california the chargers took on the steelers on the east coast. we were already asleep last night. pittsburgh goes up 28-0 with a crisp passing like that one to miller. san diego would try to make a comeback but it would not be enough. the steelers within 38-28. and as far baltimore's team it was a stinging loss for the ravens as their chance to go undefeated slips through their fingers literally. here's mark with more.

ollie is live in tehran. what's the reaction there to today's talks? >> reporter: there's a lot of posturing from both sides. the iranians have got in on one side saying that the newly discovered, that they don't want to discuss the nuclear program, the head of iran's atomic energy organization said yesterday that iran wouldn't abandon its nuclear activities even for a second. so the expectations on this meeting are going to be fairly low. i think what we're looking for is not so much for a breakthrough but to avoid a breakdown in talks. >> thank you. an update on the most wanted man, al qaeda mastermind osama bin laden is alive and hiding in pakistan. nbc news says that word from a top pakistani official who made the announcement to local media this morning, in this news amid new reports from u.s. officials that al qaeda and taliban leaders have been masterminding attacks in afghanistan from across the border. the official claimed the taliban ruling council is hiding in the southwestern region of pakistan. a live report is coming up in a few minutes.

and europe from russia and china who have protected tehran in the past. live on capitol hill, imbrooke hart. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> we have a developing story out of indesia this morning as a second powerful earthquake has caused even more damage on the island of sumatra. today's 6.8 magnitude quake damaged dozens of buildings. meanwhile, the death toll from yesterday's 7.6 magnitude temblor has risen to 529. hundreds more are listed as seriously injured or missing. officials say at least 500 buildings collapsed or were badly damaged in the coastal city of padang. rescue crews are still putting out fires and searching the rubble for survivors. >>> meanwhile, the death toll from the samoan tsunami reached 149 this morning. at least 30 people were killed in the u.s. territory of american somoa. officials expect the death toll to rise as more areas are searched. whole villages were washed away in seconds as towering waves crashed onto the collection of small islands in the south pacific. >> our time is now 5:38, 52 degrees. >>> a local fathe

mohamm mohamed el baradei, announced during a visit to tehran that he and iran's top nuclear official agreed that iaea technicians will be allowed in to inspect the iranian enrichment facility near the holy central city. it was disclosed on october the 25th. this prompted to el baradei to say it's moving from conspiracy to cooperation. talks held last week in agagen a geneva. >> iran ignored the demands to halt, like the bush administration the white house says if they don't look at those demands there will be sanctions. >>en i know that general el baradei is travelling to iran. there will be additional meetings and we expect the iranians to live up to the promises that they've made now as they begin to make some decisions about living up to the rest of their international obligations. >> all of this comes as you say, dave, as excerpts from an internal iaea draft report continue to leak out and they show that the agencies experts concluded that iran has acquired, quote, sufficient information to be able to design and produce a workable atomic bomb and iran maintains it's strict alread

the iaea proposal that was agreed to in principle today, with regard to the tehran research reactor, is a confidence-building step that is consistent with that objective, provided that it transfers iran's loan-enriched uranium to a third country. we support iran's right to peaceful nuclear power. taking the step of transferring its low enriched uranium to a third country would be a step towards building confidence that iran's program is, in fact, peaceful. going forward, we expect to see swift action. we are committed to serious and meaningful engagement, but we are not interested in talking for the sake of talking. if iran does not take steps in the near future to live up to its obligations, then the united states will not continue to negotiate indefinitely, and we are prepared to move toward increased pressure. if iran takes concrete steps and lives up to its obligations, there is a path towards a better relationship with the united states, increased integration for iran within the international community, and a better future for all iranians. let me reiterate. this is a constructi

will last week's exposure of this long secret nuclear project south of tehran give the u.s. and allies new leverage. >> the expectation is now they have to show there will be some transparency, the site is going to be accessible to inspectors in short order. >> reporter: nick burns is the chief u.s. negotiator, a carryover from bush years but encouraged under president obama to talk to iran. >> he played a very smart strategic game of putting the iranians in position they have to change. >> iran has not lked ready to bargain with missile tests, and president ahmadinejad's claims its nuclear rights are off limits in the talks. as president obama met with his team on afghanistan iran's negotiator said he was prepared to offer to let u.n. inspectors in, some in the u.s. smell a ruse. >> they are being deceptive, they intend to end up and will end up with 30 nuclear weapons inside of a decade. >> reporter: unless teams can convince iran it will be better off without them. even chief u.s. negotiator burns expects america will not fully come clean today and the question will be ba

it's about 60 miles from tehran, i'm told, in the city of qom.hat's where iran makes enriched uranium key to building nuclear weapons. iran reports its program is for peaceful purposes but its leaders have often spoken of the destruction of israel which lies less than a thousand miles to the west. meanwhile, there is also word that iran may already have information needed to build a workable nuclear bomb. jim angle is live in washington tonight. jim? >> hello, shep. well u.n. officials are trying to emphasize the positive talking about iranian cooperation. but unreleased report from nuclear inspectors working for the u.n. says iran now has sufficient information to be able to design and produce a workable atom bomb. that and a recent in your face test of medium range missiles have convinced u.s. senators of both parties they need to start working immediately on sanctions. >> half measures won't work. we need to get on with challenging the iranians with some deadlines and ultimatums, quite frankly. >> we want to make sure that at the appropriate t

and today, the head of the international atomic energy agency arrived in tehran to discuss the so-calledret site, and is not yet clear if he will visit it. fully operational, the facility can produce enough enriched uranium to build a nuclear weapon with in a year. and a curious twist in the ongoing drama involving iranest's president, a knew interesting report out today claiming the man who has openly called for israel's destruction has jewish roots hidden self. britain's daily telegraph claiming a photo taken during the 2008 elections, showing mahmoud ahmadinejad's passport, clearly shows his last name was at one time, soborjian and the paper says that is a jewish name meaning "cloth we'ver" and the story swirling through this internet and no official word from iran and one web site says the mahmoud ahmadinejad is not jewish. and he says many iranian muslims and jews share the same surname and he was a few days old when police say a woman barged into his home and stole him from his mother and the latest developments in that disturbing story, plus, someone secretly recorded espn's repor

developments here in the last 48 hours with the iranians and tomorrow, mohamed elbaradei is heading to tehran nail down the details of not only the inspectors going in to this kom facility, how much access they will get, but also this novel idea of them shipping out their low-grade enriched uranium to russia to be reprocessed and then fabricated in france and then sent back. tank let's take it one by one, the inspections, how much can we expect from that promise? >> i think the iranians right now have a desire to come clean, though the world this facility that it is not threatening and that they want to cooperate. my guess is that elbaradei will get what they wants, the question is timing, how much do they feel they need to clean the place up before he goes in. >> and what about the idea of them shipping out what is described to me as 80% of their declared low-grade -- low-grade uranium? this is a considerable amount and the excitement of the white house officials, the state department officials here was that if it works if it works, which is a big if, that it would at least set them back, th