this is their city, tehran.al seems to be an ever-shifting -- how -- is fun even a good idea? >> there's lots of security and lots of rules. there's a lot of people in please to make sure you do the right thing, not do the wrong thing. a lot of push and pull. a lot of give and take. when i first started coming here you wouldn't hear pop music in a restaurant or -- >> now it is everywhere. >> now it is everywhere. >> we have police, they arrest girls or women for having the hijab or not being covered enough. it is not that we live with the police in our head, you know. ♪ >> one of the first things that people will say when you say, i'm going to iran. yeah, but don't they make women do this, this, this, this. >> yeah. >> actually not so much, not as much as our friends. compare and contrast, women aren't allowed to drive in saudi arabia. >> that's right. or vote. >> or vote. you can drive. you can vote. >> yeah, of course. of course. my sister is an accountant. she has her own company. girls are allowed to do almo

some of them end up in shelters like this one outside tehran. it's run by an ngo and is home to 800 dogs. feeding and caring for the animals costs almost $10,000 a month. the organization depends on donations and staying open is a never-ending challenge. today, a staff member has to turn down a request to take in some dogs. >> translator: it's painful to refuse, but if we can't look after them, it's better for the dogs that we don't accept them. >> reporter: a clash between traditional values and modern trend, and it's not only the people of iran who are caught in the middle. reporting for nhk world from tehran. >>> we bring you back to japan now where people are dealing with wet weather. the rain comes at a time when residents in kumamato in western japan are trying to recover after last week's downpours, flooding and landslides. robert speta joins us with the latest. >> all we have going on, actually, is another area of low pressure that's pulling overhead. it has already brought widespread precipitation across kyushu. 176 millimeters. and in

we have a reporter joining us now from tehran. good morning.tement.tes a we expect it to the eminent. this could be a sizable order. to me, this is about challenging the politics of sanctions, isn't it? reporter: yet. -- yeah. it will be a landmark. the aviation sector has been hit, but it has been growing fast in a revolution. it will be a huge deal for both iran and knowing. -- boeing. manus: there are many hoops to go through, hurdles to jump through for these deals, are there not? not at all. one of the major problems will [indiscernible] the deal will require u.s. treasury licenses. that will be a hurdle that both sides will have to gradually go through. everybody wants a little bit of banking. it seems to be that iran is no different. they have the island 1300 miles south of toronto. what is the plan? this would be a free zone, and this would bring the holy issue, which is financed to iran. there are about seven free-trade zones across iran. many of these areas are on the caspian sea or in the persian gulf. i think they will draw from dir

the spokeswoman denied any talks with tehran. at the end of 2013 and asked if that was still true or if it was ever true spokeswoman ptski gave an answerhat was so unsatisfactory fro someone at state it was scrubbed from the internet until a few weeks ago. this was part of the response they tried to bury. >> it is the policy of the state department where the preservation of secrecy or secret negotiations are concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal. >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> nobody would know if our producer didn't notice the edit while pulling t fapeor a different story. they don't know if any other clips have been edited out the same way. >> peter doocy, thank you. >> meantime the race for the white house more political mud slinging days for the crucial primary. clinton calling trump a fraud mo is unqualified to hold office and trump firing back. >> he lie -- she lies. she lies. >> expect the attacks to ramp up more today. we ha

meanwhile, iran has filed a lawsuit with the force court over a 1983 bombing in beirut that was linked to tehran. iran wants to recover $2 billion worth of frozen assets awarded by the u.s. to families of service members killed in that attack. >>> and a new study finds that women infected with the zika virus late in their pregnancy had babies with no apparent birth defects. the research appears to confirm that the greatest risk to infants comes early in pregnancy. but the study also found troubling instances of severe birth defects in babies worn to women who never realized they had contracted zika. >>> after warning that coffee could possibly cause cancer, the world health organization is now changing its stance. the w.h.o. says there is no conclusive evidence that coffee is a possible carcinogen. however, it warns that d degrees could cause cancer of the esophagus. >>> i'm going to tell a little secret here. actually, it's no secret. we enjoy a good glass of wine. >> no. >> because the truth is we enjoy plenty of glasses of wines. but when it comes to wine, plenty of people would say the more

turkey has maintained reasonably good relations with tehran.n during the height of the sanctions campaign against iran. although the two countries take in theg sides even syrian civil war turkey like egypt is not regarded ran as a direct military threat. seesd on current instability and terrorism emanating from the syrian nuclear as its main weapons are not viewed as relevant to dealing with those concerns. russia tensions with over turkey's shootdown of a russian fighter jet are another source of concern. the best means of addressing that concern is to rely on the security guarantee turkey enjoys as a member of nato. will not want to put its relationship with nato at risk by pursuing nuclear weapons. completenessof richard and i also looked at regional countries whose past nuclear weapons programs were halted by coercive means. libya and syria. we concluded that under current circumstances known of these countries was in a position to pursue a sustained disciplined nuclear weapons effort. that none ofne is these middle east countries we studie

tehran says it has finalized an agreement to buy more than 100 new planes with a price tag of about $25 billion. if the deal goes through it would be the largest commercial agreement with a u.s. company since the sanctions were lifted. >>> and facebook's new ads will track which stores you visit. those new ads can include an interactive map showing the store location and facebook will then use your phone's location services to see if you visit the store after you saw that ad. google also tracks in-store visits. >>> first lady michelle obama sat down with oprah winfrey for a first of its kind summit called the women. they discussed how women could empower themselves particularly in the workplace and in managing work/life balance and expectations. >> i am always irritated by the you can have it all statement and you're beating yourself up and feeling less than because you aren't having it all. it's a ridiculous aspiration. >> even with all the help she gets she says you can't have it all and mrs. obama said she thought her husband was crazy for wanting to be president but she's glad she w

i remember all the time -- i was -- because tehran is a big city. a lot of problems. >> got to a point he saw he was not able to do his work living as he was and fled. found himself in a situation of what is next, where do we go? how do i make a life for myself. and made a lot of work with that. 's work was published outside of iran but not into english. he came to us with these great needs. and to offer funding, very aggressive support. the bigger question, to a place where they were independent and they have a life of a writer and scholar, working to articulate how to get him connected to publishers, agents, the community of readers, literature, from a particular interest in iranian culture, some conversation in this community about what you call it. when you call it, when you call and asylum o, some fellows don't want to be identified that way. to their home country. than to get to a place where he is able to teach and write and have a son in school, will be a source of great cheer to all of us. >> really allowed him. i was a teacher. it lives in

to affect iran's interest in syria and lebanon adversely it will jeopardize his nuclear deal with tehran. that's what's on his mind. >> what about the merits of their idea, and it's one that's been backed by, you know, a great many military people, although the president has ignored it. would targeted bombing of assad's government be a viable way, you know, to stop assad from repeatedly violating the cease-fire and actually force him to the negotiating tabling? >> well, it's possible. it would certainly wake him up if one morning he found that his entire helicopter fleet had been destroyed. the problem is even if we were successful in overthrowing assad we have no real guarantee of what comes next. i think if there was an opportunity and hypothetically there may have been in 2011 by allowing this thing to drift for five years now. it's five years since this civil war began, we've now lost control of the opposition. there are radicals throughout. there are radical mill it is a and we've got isis to deal with as well, so while there may once have been a chance to put together a syrian gove

. >>> boeing has announced an historic agreement with tehran. deal involves the sale of 100 planes worth about $25 billion. that would make boeing the first major u.s. company to do business with iran since a nuclear agreement was signed and some sanctions were lifted. but the deal is subject to u.s. government approval, and some in congress have expressed reservations. >>> a scare today at the entrance of a holland tunnel leading from new jersey to new york city. three people arrested with a cache of loaded weapons, knives, body armor and a camouflage helmet. when police stopped them for a cracked windshield on a very noticeable monster truck. despite initial fears, authorities say there's no connection to terrorism. drugs were found in the truck. authorities continue to investigate. >>> the pictures of the day come to us from a rescue mission of sorts in alabama, where firefighters rushed to the aid of 15-year-old darby risener, stuck in a giant barney head. she was trying to prank her friends but things obviously didn't go quite as planned. t

tehran say that iran has signed an agreement with boeing, the first the country since u.s.were lifted in january, following their 20's and billion dollars decision to purchase 118 planes from airbus. the ve still need a license for the deal to go through. iran says that more details will be revealed once washington gives approval. the sequel to "finding nemo" has an an opening record for animated movie. topping the opening box office at the weekend. the film stars a forgetful fish sets out to reconnect with a the family that she lost long ago run tomato says that 95% are giving positive reviews. analysts predicting this will be yeary's bigger -- biggest ever in film. netflix pushing into japan, planning to produce more original japanese shows after a series introduced earlier this month the expectation by drawing in a global audience. 130 newis adding markets this year, though it faces regulatory issues in china. >> a lot of japanese consumers are watching japanese content, so we want to add more and more, but just like with our great new drama that was great here in japan,

however, if we just look at what happened in tehran and the extent to which reformers kind of swept theoard in terms of the seats there, i think it highlights the fact that president rowhani and his intent on opening iran to the world and addressing some of the fundamental stumbling blocks has resonated in a positive way. it's not easy for us at this point to determine the impact that's going to have on how iran behaves strategically, largely because iran is a mix of conflictive entities and groups with hardliners aligning themselves both with religious leadership and with the security leadership to prevent reformists from moving too fast too far. and part of the work of the supreme leader is to balance forces inside of iran. but it is our hope and our intent that as we pursue the jcp jcpoa, and as iran begins to connect with other -- our colleagues in the european union and elsewhere, that the positive impact of that connection or connectivity is going to have a political effect in iran. and it's important to understand that iran faces a huge demographic population. 60% of iran is 30 y

next month, he will be one year since the deal between tehran and five permanent members of the yuanecurity council. joining me now to talk about the implications is a partner in charge of jones day dubai. thank you for coming in. i can remember back to the hoopla over this getting done. have we really moved significantly forward in the space of one year? guest: from a legal perspective it is a very interesting thing. they way i like to analogize it is, one year ago, for the previous five years, all major international bodies were aligned on iranian sanctions. is some changed sanctions have been lifted but people, itfor some still applies. for some activities, it still applies. manus: where is the largest obstacle? we have seen the banks trying to reengage. we have seen automakers trying to reengage. the biggest obstacle is what? game: understanding what we are playing today. today it is a completely different game. the sanctions laws are one of the most complicated and complex web of regulatory regimes with layers of legislation. to unpack that is going to take time. it is compounde

the first one was in tehran as opposed to london where it was scheduled.did introduce some of the general framework of the contracts, but we have not yet seen the finalized deal yet. they are still working on that with the government in iran. it still has to be approved. there is a lot of domestic opposition and the framework is the key thing to show the international companies can they be profitable into iran. as you said, the prime minister said they could go ahead and try to tender those first fields. that really remains to be seen as they have been going slower than expected. rishaad: there is something. what are the key oilfields iran has to develop and what are they looking for from international companies? anthony: they have put the focus on what they say are shared fields, fields on the border of iran and other countries. they have got a couple major fields in the western part of iran, just at the top of the persian gulf that borders iraq. those fields are interesting because iran wants to get the oil out of those fields before the iraqi side devel

this is owings first deal with tehran since the lifting of sanctions in january. a billion dollar order with your processes start of the year. total telecom surged 7%. investors are betting the parent company will make an offer at a premium. shares surged 56% so far this gain inpared to 3.5% the cairo benchmark. has -- thee u.s. prime minister said it had been deliberated. most of falluja remains fiercely contested area of the city has been under militant control for two years. 50,000 civilians remain trapped inside. mass: will the state, will they go, a nation decides. the uncertainty in the lead up to thursday's decision has meant that property investors interests in the u.k. have sitting on the sidelines. arabng us to look how the investors are doing this, thank you for joining us. my question to you very immediately is have you seen the materials flow down in terms of going to britain in terms of actual arab investors and how they look at the u.k. market. guest: there has been a slowdown in the run-up to the referendum you a large portion of it is due to the r

bill: boeing announcing an agreement to sell airplanes to tehran.say it comes after the feds confirmed iran met its obligations under if the nuclear deal. how much money are we talking about? reporter: the exact amount has not been made public. but an iranian official suggested it could be $25 billion worth of growing airplanes. that's a lot of money. but what makes it historic is this would be iran's first major business deal with an american company in 40 years. boeing says it reaches this agreement with iran air under authorizations from the u.s. government following a determination iran made its obligation under the newer jar court. that approval would meade to come from the treasury department. another option might be for boeing to run the sale through an overseas subsidiary. but there is a warning that any non-financial institutions should ask whether it's in their long-term interest doing business with the world's foremost sponsor of terrorism. bill: when will the first planes arrive in iraq? reporter: if the deal goes through the first plane

my parents live in tehran, and i miss my students and my parents and my friends. all of them live in iraq. it takes time for fighting -- finding your new life. it takes a long time. i think a few years. but, unfortunately, here i am in a good situation and i can write. it's awful. it's a good chance for me. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. this weekend we are in las vegas, nevada, without the -- we visit provided fox door. >> a lot of people were excited for us to open and we are both supported but i think a lot of people were understandably a little bit skeptical that we would succeed. a lot of things come and go in vegas. it's a transient city in terms of its population. it's transit in terms of its business. we are famous, the city is famous for employing hotels and casinos that are no longer serving the function and need to be raised for the with something else. institutions don't necessarily outlive the conditions of existence i guess. there's not a lot of piety. there've been independent bookstores in the past. they have not lasted. there hasn't been i

but tehran's situation improving. oil reacting to diminishing chances of a fed hike.top taking bets against the kingdom. the uae's group moves a step closer to a long-awaited ipo. we speak exclusively to the ceo. gone 8 a.m. in dubai. it is 5 a.m. in london. wherever you are, you are welcome to bloomberg markets: middle east. it has stamped over everybody's forehead. the one market we focus on is the u.s. dollar. we were getting ready for a rally and it has been demolished. the dollar rally remains in tatters, the view from the bloomberg story this morning. we went into this position with the market being bullish. fed, they say it is a sobering set of data. what you have is used to be the bank of japan which may be at the end of their monetary policy road. global assets will drive these markets. double play into gold, oil. a june rate hike with a 4% probability, a july probability of 27%. it comes to the toss of a coin literally as to when the fed will or not go. 500ave the u.s., the s&p off a seven month high. the weakest labor report in years. down a quarter of 1% o

they put away the billion dollar deal to sell jets to tehran.e was working for boeing while in office. he testified to congress in support of the new deal. while pickering never denied being on boeing's payroll during the talks he didn't disclose it either. >>> trump encore relewandowsky. four-days after giving him the vut the network hired him as a political analyst. after a bad fact checking cnn was biased in favor of clinton should apologize. they knew they were wrong. >> lebron james is taking the summer off. that means no olympics for him. earning nba title he tells cleveland.com he could use the rest. james agent said he foirnled usa basketball on thursday he won't be making the trip. the 31-year-old is already a two-time gold medal winner. other big names to draw from the olympic games is seth curry and chris paul. >>> a series of events in britain. voters choosing to leave the european union. >> ashley webster is live from london with reaction from the eu support leave eu supporters. now it is getting later in the morning there. what is

will want to go into that space and they are not necessarily going to want to base themselves in tehranr iran. they will base themselves in dubai which will be good for the dubai market, i think. rishaad: almost 14 percent of adults in the middle east have diabetes. it is an unwanted trend the region shares with a rapidly developing china which is experiencing its own epidemic. david engel spoke to the head of normal norquest. x we have 170 million people -- 110 million people with diabetes. unfortunately only 40%, 40 million know they have diabetes. so there is a lot of people out there that have not even been diagnosed yet. stephen: how about your business in china? you have, i do not want to call is it toodrug, expensive for china or what? countries, ther drug is not reimbursed in china. right now it is still on a private payment basis in china. and therefore it has not been taking off to the same extent it has been in other countries. but of course we do expect that -- and hope that for the future we will be able to get the drug into the reimbursement area in china. other countries

tehran is saying iran has signed an agreement to buy 100 planes from boeing.will be boeing's first in the country since u.s. sections were lifted. it follows iran's agreement to buy 118 planes. iran says more details will be revealed once washington gives its approval. credit suisse says it has placed five employees on leave while it conducts an internal investigation into its newspaper. desk.worked on the israel a report says the probe is linked to possible breaches of u.s. tax law by israelis. the bank refused to comment besides confirming staff had been placed on leave. rish: the united nations is warning of a human at terry and disaster in fallujah as thousands of civilians attempt to escape the fighting. the iraqi army has declared it liberated. the u.n. is saying more than 80,000 have fled since the operation began, 10,000 in the past three days. is northern city of mosul the only urban area under islamic state control. sources are telling us russia is considering selling part of rosneft to help fund budget shortfalls, which have been made worse by cheap

and iran after the easing of sanctions on tehran. there is a record deal in a mobile game industry.he chinese internet giant that is buying a maker for $8.6 billion. and that tops the prior record for $6 billion last year, and we will be watching a couple of local game developer to see how they are going, zynga. that will be interesting after this purchase. and the latest polls indicate that the united kingdom may not leave the european union. you should see a breather on wall street. opened with modest gains but up 30 points and the nasdaq gaining 12 and the s&p 500 up 3 points. michelle and kenny, back to you. >> jason, you, michelle, and i have to start brainstorming and come up with our own game app to make our own millions. >> reporter: we have to do that quickly. >> we can do that. we're creative. >>thank you, jason. >>> a mangled pile of twisted metal was more than just a car wreck. this used to be a cadillac. the driver ran a red light and smashed into two other cars and then the driver of the cadillac took off running dripping blood nearby. policesay he wasn't hurt in the c

that they had contacted tehran and said if you keep the hostages until after the election you will get a better deal from the new administration in the case of reagan is not clear whether this had any authorization. in the case of 1968, you didn't have to be a political genius if you were the leader south vietnam to think, we are going to get a new president anyway. there's no point in going out on the land for president was going to be leaving office. let's hold out and see what we get from the new president. i don't think it's that important. common sense would say don't give any concessions because you are going to deal with a new president and there might be a new ballgame. the transition from johnson to nixon. nixon was going to initiate the policy of detente. he was going to go to the approach the soviets and the chinese separately. the basic premise the truman and eisenhower had used to justify american intervention was that the communist movement in the world was essentially a monolith. therefore, a victory for any communist party in any part of the world was a victory for the

the finding contradicts tehran's denial that it is pursuing an atomic on. u.k.edge funds are lovely divided on a british exit appears sometimes with ultralow profiles to make the case for and against leaving the european union world bank stay quiet. u.s. gasoline demand is likely to slide. according to a new report, electric vehicles could cut consumption by up to 20% in two decades. costco switching its credit card provider to city visa. that starts today and that means american express card will no longer work at costco or anywhere else. costas has altered meaning cash back reward will transfer to the new city visa card. cosco and american express have their exclusive partnership for 16 years. mirkin expresses losing the partnership impacts one in 10 of their cars. in sports to 52 year drought has ended. >> it's over. it's over. cleveland is the city of champions again. the cavaliers are nba champions. true to the grungy and stewed to the grungy and stewed liver and to the bug juice to deliver on its promise to the grungy and stewed liver and is promised could

spokeswoman victoria newland denied talks with tehran. when rosen went back at the end. year and asked if that was true spokeswoman jen sapsaki so unsatisfactory that it was scrubbed until a few weeks ago and this is the part of the response they tried to bury. >> is it the policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, i think there are times when where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> reporter: nobody would know about government employees deceptively deleting this video if our producer hadn't noticed the edit while pulling tape for a completely different story and the state department said this afternoon they don't know if any other clips have been edited out the same way. bret? >> and they are not investigating further. we will talk about this with the panel. peter, thank you. >>> now to presidential politics. we're in the home stretch of the primary season tonight. for democrats hillary clinton needs only a relative

duty following the january confrontation with iran when ten sailors were briefly taken captive by tehran'sian gulf. the navy is expected to release a report next week about the incident. it's believed several other sailors could face disciplinary action as well. retired captain chuck nash joins us. nice to see you. you have extensive, deep, long-standing experience with the navy. you were on the chief of staff of the naval operations at the pentagon. so you know all about what went wrong here. what happened? >> well, we're going to have to wait. i don't know exactly what went wrong, eric. we're going to have to figure that out when the chief of naval operations releases the final report on the 30th. sources who have been talking about fox news said there was a severe breakdown in discipline and professionalism with the crews number one. number two, that was evidenced by they didn't even do a navigation brief, which is, before you move a ship or a boat in the united states navy, you pull as many people who are going to be on watch at that time and you run through all of the critical element

must cooperate with tehran's workshop to strengthen iran's abilities to protect against sabotage of itsnuclear program. admiral rogers from a cyber-- to protect against sabotage? >> maam i cannot speak as a whole that i can tell you cybercommand has not participated in any such effort. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman thank you admiral rogers. i miss some of the discussion i do want to be needlessly repetitive but i want to go back to the change ahead with a chair in the opening questions. and met recently with the senior military leader who tried to basically summarized his sense of things and he said we have plans but no strategy. i have been thinking about that. i think in your back and forthwith a chair you talk about and others may have asked about this notion that we are kind of reacting case-by-case to cyber attacks in deciding in each instance what we want to do but the development of a broader doctrine what will a deterrence policy be and we might communicate how do we view a cyber attack under article v in terms of triggering collective self-defense in the collective de

. -- tehran. a huge amount of ammunition and bombs, and the report did not identify who was arrested or the possible motive, but iranian intelligence agents say that the attacks were timed to take place during the holy month of ramadan. >>> 6:11 am, and we could get more insight in what was happening in the pulse nightclub when the 49 people were killed, and what federal investigators plan to do today as the public memorial to the victims continues. >>> a man died after the plane crashed on the bart tracks, and demanded tried to save the life of the pilot. >>> traffic doing okay on the san mateo bridge heading to the peninsula, and will check on your bridges when we come back. >>> a tiny bit of fog in the half moon bay, sunny and warm for most. how are you doing today? that's how i am. american express presents the blue cash everyday card with cash back on purchases. my only concern is that this is where we put food. a dog's foot is cleaner than a human's mouth. that's what they say. is it? cleane

negotiations that has led to a nuclear deal with iran that will allow the mullahs and the madmen in tehran to gain access not only to the most advanced ballistic missile technology in the world, but also, the nuclear weapons to be delivered by those missiles, threatening israel, intimidating moderate arab states in the middle east, and ultimately threatening our homeland. now, that in brief is the choice that faces us. that's what's on the ballot come november. on the sanctity of life, on religious freedom, on support for israel, on marriage, on the confirmation of a new justice to the supreme court, and on whether or not we're going to actually enforce the iran nuclear deal, this is what's on the ballot. and we can't escape that choice that is before us. william wilbur force, who led the battle to abolish the slave trade and ultimately to abolish slavery in great britain, died a month before parliament passed legislation that banned and eliminated slavery in all the territories of the british empire. he died just a month before the greatest political triumph of his entire career. he knew

sailors them navy faulting tehran but what they describe as poor judgment on the sailors' part.ten. >> iran violated international law by impeding the boat's instant passage, and violated sovereign immunity by board, searching and seizing the boats and by photographing and videotaping the crew. having said that, the bulk of the investigation concentrated on our lessons learn. >> the investigation also found that some crew members did not meet code of conduct standards while in custody. >> senator mccain, how are we to blame for this? >> well, on this issue, i was briefed by the chief of naval operations, and got a thorough briefing. there were mistakes and serious ones, in judgment and in behavior and in doctrine, and those individuals, many of them have been held responsible by being relieved, and others will also in the future. so, i can't fault the navy in their handling. i can fault them for not preparing these members in the navy ahead of time for providing them with the training and instruction they need and that goes up the chain of command, but the most astonishing thing

spokeswoman victoria newland denied talks with tehran. when rosen went back at the end. year and asked if that was true spokeswoman jen sapsaki so unsatisfactory that it was scrubbed until a few weeks ago and this is the part of the response they tried to bury. >> is it the policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, i think there are times when where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> reporter: nobody would know about government employees deceptively deleting this video if our producer hadn't noticed the edit while pulling tape for a completely different story and the state department said this afternoon they don't know if any other clips have been edited out the same way. bret? >> and they are not investigating further. we will talk about this with the panel. peter, thank you. >>> now to presidential politics. we're in the home stretch of the primary season tonight. for democrats hillary clinton needs only a relative

iran is pushing back after the state department put out its annual report as tehran the top state sponsoror. a former military spokesperson called the report fictitious. a -- could force the obama administration whether it paid a ransom to release 10 sailors held by iran later this year. $1.7 billion of taxpayer money was reportedly sent to the islamic republic one day after they freed our americans. what happened there? you're overseeing cash. what happened? >> we want secretary kerry come before the committee. we want to know if some sort of payment was made. harris: did he agree to that. >> in all fairness we sent it today. we want to know what payments were made to iran in the iranian deal. we had the president say 150 billion. we had the secretary of the treasury say it is 3 billion. we want to know what the secretary of state is doing in europe trying to get banking arrangements for iran. harris: you don't know? >> i don't think the public knows. that is why we wanted to have ben rhodes come before the committee. that's why i think we need the lead negotiator as he calls himself, se

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i'm talking about this man, jason rezaian, the "washington post" tehran bureau chief who was convictedpionage in an iranian court last year in a closed-door trial. just after his conviction while jason was holed up in an iranian prison cell, muhammad ali issued a statement directly to iran, the bottom line message, "release him. in it ali wrote, "to my knowledge, jason is a man of peace and great faith, a man whose dedication and respect for the iranian people is evident in his work. i support his family, friends, and colleagues in their efforts to obtain his release." jason rezaian joins me now for his very first interview since his release. jason, thank you for taking the time today. >> thanks for having me on, jim, i really appreciate it. >> i want to ask you first just how much this statement meant to you, this statement of support, this call for your release from muhammad ali. >> i'm just getting chills as i read that again. it meant so much to me at the time. my wife came to visit me which she was allowed to do fairly rarely, and she told me this, that muhammad ali had made this

tv reporting that intelligence officials have broken up the biggest terrorist plot to ever target tehran. several suspects have been arrested and are under interrogation after agents seized ammunition and bombs. they were not identified. >>> indonesian search and rescue teams raced to rescue victims of landslides and flash floods caused by torrential rains over the weekend that killed nearly 50 people. and left many missing. they used bulldozers to clear debris. >>> donald trump has dumped his campaign manager, cory lewandowski, following a stretch marked by missteps and in-fighting. the move comes as trump faces continued resistance from many quarters of his party over his contentious statements. >>> hot, dry conditions continue to fuel a wildfire burning along the u.s./mexico border. it's consumed some 1500 acres and is only 5% contained. it comes during a record-breaking heat wave across san diego county. >>> that's our cnbc news update for this hour. let's get back to "squawk alley." >>> european markets just closed moments ago. boy, you think we got a rally going here. over there, s

reach a diplomatic solution that provides for new leadership and enables syrians to take on isis tehran'sfingerprints are on nearly every place in the middle east. iran may never be to have nuclear weapon. i support the agreement between the p-5 nations in iran because with vigorous enforcement it verify without resorting to war. nuclear deal enables to push back against iran's destabilizing activities in the region. particularly their support for terrorist proxies like hezbollah. secretary clinton will ensure that nonnuclear sections continue to be implemented particularly to rain in ballistic missile program. achieving our national security objectives requires close collaboration with our allies, first and mother foas, israel. hillary clinton and democrats support israel's right to defend itself. democrats not only have a long standing record of friendship with israel but also an ironclad commitment to israel's security. this has been the case from the moment president truman recognized israel and secretary clinton will continue that commitment. yesterday easter risk attack in tel aviv

could speak to that would have a true standing back in tehran. he came back and push this very hard with the white house with president obama. hillary, while she was not close to the idea she was much more skeptical it would ever lead to anything. what i learned in talking to a lot of the participants was that when she finally did center own team out which she did in july july 2012, was in part driven by her fear that terry in his enthusiasm to get something going was beginning to make promises to the iranians that we had not yet decided we are going to make. i won't get into technical details because they're a little wonky, but the big issue was do tell the iranians that we will give you a right to enrich a ring uranium as an opening bid for talks. the administration had not yet decided they wanted to do that and that ran counter to years of art negotiating posture. we do not do that under bush and there's many people who do not want to take that step. the state department and some of the white house felt that whether intentionally or or unwitti

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is reporting the country's intelligence ministry foiled one of the biggest terrorist plots against tehran holy sites. according to the iran news agency, they stopped a number of bombings across the country. >>> and hillary clinton became a grandmother for the second time. yes, we see on saturday chelsea and her husband mark welcoming a son aidan. secretary clinton tweeted out this photo saying what a joy being with our new grandson. they have a granddaughter and a grandson now. >>> and in cleveland, fans are celebrating the city's first professional sports victory since 1964. last night, the cavs beat the golden state warriors in game seven of the nba finals. lebron james, yes, was named the mvp of that series. congratulations to them. >>> more now as we take you back to orlando and the investigation as we wait for these new transcripts of conversations between the gunman and hostage negotiators during the night of the shooting rampage inside of pulse nightclub. i want to bring in florida democratic senator bill nelson. i saw you on the scene in the hours after this attack. i'm sure you'v

but right away six weeks later at the tehran conference, stalin says to roosevelt and churchill, well i have an idea of justice. let's line up 50,000 or 100,000 of the top german commanders, and let's shoot them. that'll be justice. churchill was horrified. and roosevelt said something like, oh, let's have a compromise. let's shoot 49, 500. [laughter] didn't go over well with churchill. but what's interesting, it goes back and forth, and eventually stalin and roosevelt decide they do want a trial for different reasons. stalin loved show trials. in the '30s he had show trials. they were fake trials. but roosevelt really wanted this principle, and churchill was aware of the danger, the trap of show trials, and he suddenly -- in some recently declassified document withs we found out -- that at one point he was considering a plan to just have summary executions of a few top leaders and some just imprisoned without trial. so this went back and forth. eventually, the trials happened, as we know. nuremberg, dachau and so forth. and it was unprecedented, but every step of the way it's been co

reports from tehran say iran has signed an agreement to buy 100 planes from boeing, the deal the firstons were lifted and follows iran $27 billion agreement to buy planes from airbus. they still need a license from the u.s. treasury, iran saying more details will be revealed once washington gives its approval. ,s steelmaker arrium that turnbull coalition will provide money for new machinery and new mines. described it as a no regrets investment that would support more than 2000 mining jobs. sources saying rush is considering selling part of the energy giant rosneft to help fund budget shortfalls made worse by falling oil prices. according to bloomberg sources, officials in moscow expect to raise $11 billion from 19.5% of rosneft. india are the strategic partners they would like to deal with on this matter. they have said they would be interested in buying stakes in rosneft, but no comment on whether they would be amenable to a joint deal. india saying a joint deal could not be rolled out. president putin is reported to have been saying in april that they need the money and are looking

it produced a government in tehran which was hostile toward america. in december 1979, the soviet, the soviet had invaded and was occupying afghanistan. it appeared that, appearances are misleading, it appeared that the soviets were primed to march westward into iran and saudi arabia. it was also a fact that carter was perceived to be a weak president. somebody who is presiding over a lackluster economy and somebody who was letting things like the iran hostage crisis occur. in 1980 was a presidential election year. the president wanted to be elected to a second term, politically it seemed to make sense to strike a get tough posture and the carter document was intended to do that. what did that imply? what the carter document implied or led to was the militarization of u.s. policy in the greater middle east. beginning with the persian gulf but also including a far broader part of territory in the islamic world. carter didn't for a second foresee or expect all of the military interventions that were to follow beginning in 1980, but the fact of the matter

such a deal reportedly would be the biggest between tehran and the u.s.ny since sanctions were eased. >>> the "washington post" says russian government hackers are accused of breaking into the computer network of the democratic national committee. they allegedly stole research on donald trump. they access to the network as early as last summer. no personal, financial, or donor information appears to have been taken. a russian embassy spokesman denied any knowledge of the hacking. >> i want to know what the dnc knows about donald trump that the rest of us don't know. >> i imagine they know a few things we don't know. they've spent money and time looking into that. it raises the specter between hillary clinton's e-mail server and the democratic national server vulnerable. we'll talk about security and the politics for the rest of the campaign. >> the russian angle is intriguing. >> people wonder whether hillary's server is penetrated. this will respark the argument. >> "t th the boston globe" foun serious safety violations with a deadly form of listeria in

is there scope that tehran was calling for for some sort of deal at the national level that allows themexpand but brings overall production levels down? >> i think at this point it's unlikely that iran is going to agree to anything, any kind of limits on its production, as amos said, while it is still seeking to achieve that same levels output. every member has to do at that point what is in its own best interest and that is maximizing its output and filling out the big gaps being opened up by opec and non-opec countries. >> amos, we learned earlier that iran was potentially going to hit that production output level by the end of this month, by the end of june. i'm wondering how that changes the make-up of opec, how that changes the approach to decision making, if in fact it does reach that ceiling that quickly. >> well, i think there's two points to be made there about iran. i think first the iranians have increased their production levels and their exports by 4 or 500,000 barrels per day. we expected them to reach as aggressive a number as soon as possible. i think they're going to ha

while he continues to provide support to terrorist and other groups, there is a real problem with tehran. judy: what is the level of communication between your agency and iran? mr. brennan: i don't communicate with iran. judy: zero to medication? not personally. mr. brennan: i personally do not have any formally -- relationship or engagement with iran. the agency does not. no formal intelligence relations. judy: maybe somebody adhere to phrase it better? mr. brennan: no. [laughter] mr. brennan: we know the iranians very well. [laughter] just saying. assad does not on in syria.nging there does not seem to be much evidence right now he is budging from his position. where the weigh syrian conflict stands right now? mr. brennan: last year at this time assad was on the ropes. the syrian military was taking it on the chin and a number of areas north of damascus. that is what prompted moscow to decide to send several thousand russian military personnel, aircraft, weaponry, tanks, you name it to prop up the regime they have invested in in the last 50 years. the downward trajectory of their fortu