look at where they apparently going to test their own soil and give it to the ia e inspectors, can youst the deal? >> that is the most comprehensive regime negotiated. top scientist and intelligence experts will get the job done. and international atomic energy aenls said they would. and they have briefed congress and the administration ahead of the ia ea. and there are no secret side deals. what there is communication information shared appropriately with our governing body. >> joel, that is not true. every member of congress has said that they have not been briefed on the side agreements. and secretary kerry and president obama and under secretary sherman said they haven't seen the side agreements and they were negotiated between the ia e and iran. >> they negotiated them with all of the country. we don't want our side agreements negotiated with the russians. they are briefed. >> joel said they are secret. and they say it is between iran and iean and no one's business. >> they are international bodies to verify nuclear bodies. they have confidence and we sit on their board of directo

the ia/ea is chronically short of money. one of the pieces of the draft legislation, that some of us have seen, that i think should be supported by all of congress increased the donation to the international atomic energy agency. they are going to be applying here state of the art technologies. if your idea of inspections is what happened in iraq in 1991 where you were able to shut inspectors out in a parking lot for days. you don't understand what modern inspections are like these days. these are -- this is. we're going to have cameras and sensors and seals everywhere, and not game of thrown on parchment. i'm talking about fiberoptic seals. so if these things are broken, bang, we're going to know instantly. all the declared nuclear facilities, the entire sprawling complex that's depicted in charts here, that whole thing is covered by the iaea. this agreement doubles the amount of inspectors we have there now and applies it all over. we're setting up a special procurement channel so everything iran buys, they're going to have

for the future, soil samples and other environmental samples, i think we'll see the ia directly involvedomething i think we've got to make a distinction on, butcj they don't allow them to talk it with their scientists. we need to know what they've figure out how they'll try to cheat in the future. >> what happens in a month when everything, we think this, we don't know. we didn't talk to everybody. we couldn't do everything. what is the world do then with this agreement. ? q$%q%=9 that they are in compliance in order for the money to be?z forward. and so we have to trust in some degree the iaea's integrity, their competence. ambiguity >>[÷wg your concern, your worry? you talk about ten years from now, the icbms. john kerry has said the u.n. resolution will prevent funding of terrorism. but what do you predict will happen to the middle east, saudi arabia and iran one decade from now? >> well, i think we're going to be back where we are right now in some ways, but at the same ?ñ glide path and a running start to develop a further nuclear program and to weaponize through their ballistic mis

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what is lacking is the side deals between the ia ean and iran which nobody in this legislature has yeteen. back to it you. >> hard to know what is in the deal when you haven't seen the details. thank you, doug. >> never before seen photos from inside of the white house. up next the president and the national security team working on the dark days in our nation's history. a steel beam from ground 0 finding a new home and where it is going to honor the fallen. and former mayor guiliani on the passage of time since that horrific day. >> sometimes it seems like yesterday. i was down there at 10:00 last night giving a talk and it seems like yesterday and sometimes it feels like it was a hundred years ago. >>> on this dave remembrance, the national archives is releasing never before seen photos from inside of the white house. this was in the president's emergency operation center. here is then president george bush with vice-president cheney showing the challenges of consoling and defending the nation. and national security advisor rice and secretary of state powell. and 14 years later we ar

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oil prices are headed, there is so much inconsistency among the forecasts are whether it is from the iais there a dispute within opec of where the oil will go? javier: you can say that opec is in discussion on the strategy. saudi arabia is happy with what is happening. members like nigeria, iraq, libya, would like to see higher oil prices. in general, you could say that opec is very much in agreement that we will have relatively lower oil prices for the remainder of 2015 and much of 2016. scarlet: what is the response from non-opec producers? that i all we can say is have seen most of the producers are agreeing with the opec view. investment is being cut not only for 2015, but also for 2016. we are going to see a reduction in production. we will see lower production russia, and brazil, other areas with high cost. in general, the oil industry is in agreement with opec that the impact of lower oil prices next year will be very significant. scarlet: another thing that will be very significant is how currencies of commodity producing nations ahead. he says he, javier, sees a long winter and

he will wait for the recall letter. ia software, came v so will the fix, although there mileageubt that gas will suffer. kellye: another german automaker is facing allegations over emissions. a german magazine said that at model reached -- breached in missions on its road tests. the automaker denied manipulating any tests. women made- two history completing the elite army program. a member of congress is now questioning their estimates. and the forecast is coming up. kellye: time for a check of the forecast. devon: it looks pretty good tomorrow. it look like we were going to have a lot of rain this weekend, but it has not been bad. monday, more sunshine. together,ite radar real-time, the total eclipse, total lunar eclipse. the clouds came in. across the region, it depended on your local spots, the cloud cover. this will all be done in about an hour. what has determined the weather the last several days has been the low-pressure way up high. that has been to the west. that is getting weaker, finally getting rid of that. nor

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jim: i can't see anything making ,he case to put the fed on hold unless it is caving for the world bahich ia bad idea. we have a nice pickup in the first revision to the second quarter number. that was a big part of the increase in gdp from 2.3 to 3.7 percent. -- i don't like having a 2% inflation target. they should target zero like many former fomc members but cpi today, 1.8%, the core year-over-year. i know they don't follow the cpi. they follow the pc. enough., 2.0, close i think they just need to move so they get off of this zero lower bound, short end of the yield curve be determined by markets, instead of by phony baloney things, and then of course we will all or you they going to move again? if they do move i am sure they will reiterate we intend to be gradual and cautious. i don't know anybody who thinks if they do move they will move any more rapidly than every other meeting and it could easily be every third or fourth meeting. they are dated dependent and to me the data are screaming move rates up now. alix: jim smith, very passionate. we also liked your dog. thank you for joining

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the ia. e by definition enters agreements and has protocols with its member states that other countries don't know about. that is what allows it do to the work it does. if the agency's seen taking information and giving it to somebody as was requested by congress not long ago everybody it won't able to do the work it's doing. it's no the going to be seen as independent and as nonbiased. iran is not going to be inspecting it elf. what we do know -- we don't have the full details here -- it's a military site which means that it has national security concerns for iran and it means that the iaea, because of the previous activities that happened there wants to know what's going on. what may be the middle ground they might be reaching is that the iaea is going to reap kids going to give to iran. iranians will collect samples which does not mean it's going to inspect them. it's going to collect samples given to the iaea for inspection. iran and the iaea will have to work out details. again, collectin

. >> that would be great, something that's current with the cca, with the ia, with all the things that have happened. >> thank you. >> sure. >> and so general manager kelly was talking about one of the rel leg laory issues i want to report on, pg&e's forecasted rate for 2016, they filed at the public utilities california commission, what they project to be their rates for 2016, cleanpowersf has said we will have rates comparable for both our basic and our premium products, rates comparable to what pg&e would otherwise be charging customers, it's affordable, competitive program so, we're tracking very much the changes that pg&e makes to their rates because that's our competitive benchmark, that's a sealing for the rates that we'll be charging our customers. pg&e has made some changes -- that proposed to make some changes that unmet will put downward pressure on the rates we can charge. we're estimating it to be about a 10% rate decrease from what we had talked about as our not to exceed rate, so that as the general manager described really squeezes our margins, make us have to sharpen o

the question is how quickly will they disappear from the picture? iaing markets, we are back to where we were yesterday. the sense of anticipation, when does the fed hike? is that threat going to keep hanging over asia? >> unfortunately, yes. there are a lot of people i've spoken to who said let's get this done with. the first hike out of the way. we get that to normal. we did not get it. there may be some immediate relief, because no interest rate hikes means emerging markets can experience less of an outflow. if rate hikes don't come before the end of the year or 2016, this conversation will return. so i don't leslie think -- necessarily think we have cleared anything. rishaad: if we have sustained yuan devaluation, another 7%, does that change the game? tai: it does to some extent. but i do not think it will be a complete game changer. ultimately, first of all, i think the yuan is going to devalue over short time. secondly, i think the disinflation or impact from china has always been there. it is never about the currency value. it is about how chea

on the past military dimension, the ia ea has agreed to work with the iranian government which they need to pursue in order to allow sanctions to be lifted. i do not think anyone believes we will get a complete understanding of anything that has ever been done, but i think that we will get a pretty good sense of what past activities have been undertaken. last month to your peemack, this is an agreement which has different timescales within it. something's happened after ten, some 15 years. the 300 kilos is for 15 years. the limit on 3.67 percent enrichment is for 15 years. there are other provisions which last for 25 years, and there are some which have no limit. we are confident that we are dealing with the problem substantially for a long time and that iran will have every incentive to abide by his nonproliferation treaty obligations for much longer. >> clearly the deal, do you think that commitment, are we paying the price? for losing support? some of the neighbors who are less happy? >> we have to extinguish a concern which is perfectly legitimate about iran's behavior in the region

go along with, we see isications that iran cooperating with iaea inspections, and a statement from the ia a today indicates that authentication of the samples was achieved to the use of an established verification process. the process is carried out out of our responsibility, the iaea's responsibility and monitoring. this disclaims the claims that iran would be doing self inspections. that is not true. there are also is concerned and some claims made by critics of the deal that the iaea would not have access to military sites. the director general of the iaea was at a prominent military site over the weekend. i think that as this agreement moves forward to being implemented, we will have many future opportunities to illustrate how the critics and warnings of many of those who oppose the iran deal are eventually disproven based on the way the agreement is implanted. and let -- implemented. this is not something we take lightly, something that the president does not take lightly, and we have made clear disagreement between iran and the international community is not one based on trust. it i

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government shutdown that inu manyld ways would diminish the power of the pope's message and what a special time this is specifically for american hen ia catholics. my dads remembers when i was 2 years old i unfortunately don'tt have a memory of it, but remember when the first pope to come to the united states, popes john paul ii came to philadelphia as part of his american visit. and then we're experiencing it again here. it's a very exciting time. and that should really be the focus more so than politics.sita >> will you attend events in philadelphia as well?ng >> i will. we jokingly call it pope week because i'm attending events here. honored to be part of the whitee house ceremony tomorrow. the official welcoming ceremonyw for pope francis. the very next day he will speak in front of congress and i'll bt on the house floor for that speech. and then saturday and sunday i'll be attending a number of the papal events as well, papal mass as well as his -- what i wl think will be historic speech in independence hall where he will speak i think on a number of these issues that we've been talking about already.(2 on republican line here i

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to haveld have a chance the pope and be able to speak faith, ias a woman of know he cannot change thes of the united they, but what i do know is that he can change the hearts of those creating the so that whenords, they do create them, they make them less harsher and instead of separating families, they make them more united. in our particular case, it is they that i'm still walking. it is through love for my family that i am still here and continue to fight for my life and to keep my family together. those same laws that are separating us and those are the laws that are affecting criminalizing, humanizing, taking away our dignity. if i would have him in front of me, i would tell him, i don't even care about the papers. what i want is for him to see through my suffering, what many of us immigrants have to suffer when we leave our place of origin in search of a happier life, in search of a safe a place we can call home, where we can belong. this is one of the reasons i'm so thankful for open will we belong together." to bring the crisis of all the migrants that are traveling from acros

francis leaving a new york city school in harlem where the kids are cheering, waving out the door of his little if ia at madison square garden for 18,000 people, but before he gets there, he's going to travel through central park and see 80,000 people who have won a lottery to watch the pope travel through central park. we will bring it to you live as soon as he heads there. you can see him waving good-bye to the kids at our lady queen of

the world meeting on families ia the immediateus cause. he wants to talk to the u.n.because that was a big thing. and he's got the whole raft of i issues like the refugee crisis he wants to get to. social inequality. that's just the one side of that. he wants to balance it with the third graders in harlem. and he wants to kind of have two messages, one for the leaders, one for the people. >> the idea that he's addressini politicians such as the address he'll make in congress. he'll meet with theti capreside. how does that compare to previous popes, as far as their political visits and role as heads of state? >> he's more overtly political. previous popes would have theirp conversations behind the scenes. behind the scenes, this pope isk very, very frank. when he met president obama in the vatican, he said to him, ca, look, i'm speaking to you not aa pope, but a latin american. c we've got to sort out something about cuba. engag that's the way heed talks privately. he's more politically engaged.sl pope benedict was a theologian who put ideas forward in a scholarly way

the autopsy showed the toddler died of hypertherm ia, or overheating. er said it was a tragic accident. nick valencia is outside of a courthouse with more for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. this is a story that gripped the nation last summer. a man accused of intentionally leaving his 22 month old son to die in a hot car while he was sexting. a prosecutor paints him as a wan wanna-be playboy. the defense says it's a tragic accident. let's break the motions down. starting with no media, no public. can this happen? >> it is a tall order, not only georgia law but federal constitutional law, nick. basically, the court has to find that there is a substantial probability that the defendant's right to a fair trial will be prejudice, not speculatively, but will, in fact, be prejudice. >> reporter: needs concrete evidence. >> no reasonable alternatives to closing the court are available to the court. >> reporter: something that strikes me, no private conversation between the wife and the husband. i always thought that a wife coul

. >> our company was dishonest with the epa and with all of you and in my german words, we've totally screwed up. >>iaention the d.o.j., there's an emergency board meeting tomorrow. and already german companies saying winter corn is out. people are talking do they survive? does this put germany in recessi recession. >> bp is a great an log. they thought they could contain it and they couldn't. goo gm got away without any indictments, volkswagen -- >> the epa has a lot more power to pursue litigation here. >> as we know from bp -- >> much more than the regulators and the justice department is a different set here as far as what they're going to do. it's still just terrible when you read what they were doing. we still don't know how this was set in motion, who was behind it and what decision was made to say let's put in software that fools the emission s and by th way, there are plenty of hedge funds here that own volkswagen and they've been getting hammered over the next couple of days and the atari's own part of the kufcompany and then porsched they're the ones that will have to make the decisions her

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we will let the supreme court make the official decisions be made. as a kid ia was wrong tomorrow reagan because he was a republican and conservative. most ofmost of all i admire him because his eternal optimism of the american people. that thought came into my head when we were standing on the stage at the reagan library last wednesday. reagan was good for america because he was not to missed sadly, the debate taking place in the republican party today is not focused on that optimistic view of america. and said it has drifted into personal attacks. in the end i believe the voters want to be for something and not against someone. instead of talking about how bad things are, we want to hear how we can make them better for everyone. we needwe need to get back to the basics of our party, party, a party that believes that people create jobs, not the govement, and the best way to grow the economy is to get the government out of the way and build on the ground up, a partya party that believes the way to measure success in government is by how many people are no longer

floyd mayweather is denying he violated doping regulations the night before his fight with paqu ia andn intervenous injection and that is not permitted under world antidoping agency rules and the build up for the latest fight on saturday in las vegas and a fight mayweather said could be his last and the 38-year-old said he has done nothing wrong and confirmed by the u.s. antidong agency i did not commit any violations of the nevada or use of drug testing guidelines and proud to be a clean athlete and i will continue to champion the cause. in the nfl superbowl champions the patriots had a successful start to title defense and beat the pittsburgh steelers in the opener and quarterback brady had four touchdown in 28-21 win and brady had a four-game ban recently for deflating footballs that was overturned last week. >> i was excited, our whole team was excited and haven't had one of these games in a long time and it's always fun being out there and getting the opportunity to go out and play and took advantage of it, it was a good win and our guys played hard and obviously a lot of things w

the u.s. air strike hits a target outside kunduz. tie that makes landfall after iaer causing taye as in itan. and live to mars could be a possibility. scientists reveal evidence of flowing watter on the red planet. ♪ ♪ >>> leaders of the u.s. and russia have held face-to-face talks in the u.n. in new york over how best to resolve the conflict in syria. but they can't see eye to eye when it comes to the role of president bashar al-assad of syria. our diplomatic editor james bays reports. >> reporter: russia's president normally avoids this annual gathering of world leaders at the u.n., but he came here on a whistle stop trip planning not even to spend a night in new york. the centerpiece of his speech the idea of a grand coalition against isil. >> translator: we propose discussing, whether it's possible to agree on a resolution aimed at coordinating the actions of all of the forces that confront isil and other terrorist organizations. once again, this coordination should be based on the principles of the u.n. charter. >> reporter: that reference to the u.n. charter i

put the fuel in iran or a long-term basis under ia supervision from the fuel bank provider. it may be multinationallization of iranian and other facilities that are working in the region and beyond should be important. why the hell the united states didn't start with gnarlizing? right now we're using black box sent piewjs that wouldn't be more multinational as a way to begin, why don't we exploit that and save the nuke old standard is old new enrichment is multinational and work our behinds off to make that happen. so in event we don't get this breakout capability. we don't get in a sense people saying well we have some justification to pile up a lot of leu. i think along with thingings that kelsey minged these are the following on things to make a real difference in this problem. >> so cohen what in that do you disagree with? >> first of all let me say that i agree if iran subscribes to a multinational iaea supervised source of low and enriched uranium that would be best outcome for everybody. unfortunately our gorkt negotiate force agreed to something that was reachable. i

sort of concern about possible exposure, sort of it's reminiscent of the financial crisis where nbc knew what anybody was holding. >>ia. i think there's a little bit of that. there's also the notion of levered banks by the very nature are levered structures, and so, you know, when you get a levered situation, that always spells feerks but i don't think the move today was particularly outsized for the banks. they have been down though for the last week or so. i'm not doing anything different with the banks. continue to hold them. i feel as comfortable as one can feel. >> right. er o losing leadership the lose the leadership of a sector and that's healthcare, you pointed that out on the afternoon insurance stocks, it's a big-cap pharma stocks. everything is selling. >> if you had any type of gains in this marketplace you're selling, guy points out, sell first and ask questions later, but i want to focus in on it and i know we'll talk about charts but two negative quarters. when you start to see that in the dow and s&p, they lose 50% of their value. is that going to happen now? i don't know, but is it setting up for an a

is e >> iqu actually have a ta too o richard nixon on my back, about the size of ia pineapple, equaa distant between my shoulders and here's why i did it. it is not an idea lonl calt statement. it's a daily reminder that in life, when things don't go your way, when you have whesetbackst knocked down, face ve to disappointments, when you think things are bleak, you have an obligation to get back up and get back in the game. that's the story of richard nixon. he was an introvert in an extrovert's business. he was a man with demon, very re flawed and very great. he segregated the public schoolr reached arms control agreements with the soviets. poured money into the african-american community, developed black capitalism.ecti founded the environmental protection agency.on the first real environmental protection, which we needed. he was in manypr ways, a very se great rspresident, despite his many problems in failure.r. so, it's a personal reminder, i got the tatoo, artist had done for someone else.as vey a tatoo of jen pat ton, great likeness. it was very painful. but it's there as a dail

he came home, in the words of wreck.ily, ia his health seem to improve, and by april, he returned to recovered and on may 19, 1865, he entered a military hospital in fairfax, virginia where he died at the age of 24. his family new engla never heard from them again. reached his home, but his body was so broken and weekend, he died within one week of his arrival. read, eightne months of suffering and rebel prisons, he came home to die. he was 22 years old. for others, the imprisonment .eft their bodies showered all brigades, after work, occupations.rewar , andlost his left arm unable to do manual labor, he lived the next 10 years off of his daughters pension from the pensionnt -- modest from the government. another member, lee, settled in connecticut, he married and had two daughters, but his health was also shattered. he set out west. he and his wife were in iowa in in 1876,when he died -- when he died at the age of 35. although a public plea was made that he be added to the civil war monument, as he had been a faithful soldier, and contracted disease from here and andersonville, it wa

the latest on that situation in mechanica. and a huge rally has been held right cross cat a-on-ia today organized by separatists. . one estimate says 1.5 people took part. this comes ahead of regional parliamentary elections in which pro-independence parties are hoping to win big. there are suggestions that the region could meak a unilateral declaration of independence. sara morris has the latest. >> the separatests are saying that they particularly have exhausted all their other options and that the unofficial vote they held in november was ignored by the central government here in madrid. they -- they haven't been allowed a referendum so they have turned in regional election coming up into a proxy vote and have come up with a single list of pro-independence supporters and the president of the catalan government along with other campaigners. what they say is if they get a majority in the parliament they will steam ahead and prepare the cause for -- the course for independence in 18 months. by that they mean they would set up all the institutions necessary for an independent state. the central bank, they will draft

francis leaving a new york city school in harlem where the kids are cheering, waving out the door of his little if ia. he's about to leave for mass at madison square garden for 18,000 people, but before he gets there, he's going to travel through central park and see 80,000 people who have won a lottery to watch the pope travel through central park. we will bring it to you live as soon as he heads there. you can see him waving good-bye to the kids at our lady queen of angels school in east harlem. lots of excitement as the pope heads toward madison square garden. and the pope is in and boehner out after 13 years in office with announcement that shook capitol hill and the white house today. >> it's become clear to me that this prolonged leadership turmoil would do irreparable harm to the institution. so this morning i informed my colleagues that i would resign from the speakership and resign from congress at the end of october. >> not everyone will miss boehner, gop candidates have this to say about his impending departure. >> someone else will come in and maybe they'll have a tougher attitude. >> som