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foreign ministers from six kg woes how was the us china russia the uk france and germany and a man stand shoulder to shoulder in the men went out to striking the inland mild cold agreement to fall is not within told during a week in which emissions be between optimism and boom. in equal measure under the terms of the deal he ran stops in vt new radiant india weapons expanded its stockpile of enriched uranium will be ninety two. the heavy water nuclear reactor i read it wouldn't be commissioned in return they will be limited lifting of sanctions with about seven billion dollars to nine. it was said the arabian foreign minister accounts to build trust. it is important. nautilus. sea and the opportunity and the numbness a crisis in open new horizons. based on respect. for the rights of iranian people. and the move one of the knee. and doubts about the exclusively peaceful nature. all the nuclear program. in washington. the agreement was welcomed by us president barack obama. mindful of the hostile congress stressed the mother's day to the ease sanctions. we will refrain from imposing new sa

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in france, resourcing of its defense forces is not being cut as dramatically as in the uk but is being cut by having spending being held at real terms in zero percent growth which will result in a cut in capabilities. we can see this in operations while france was able to deploy forces in mali, it could only be sustained by having a significant contribution, not only by the united states but also by many key allies to make sure that a relatively small operation like that could succeed. in germany, we see a defense budget stuck at 1.4% of gdp. now it's a rising gdp so that's good news, but the cost of restructuring its forces is affecting its ability to translate euros into real defense spending. last year for the first time since world war ii, asia spent more on defense than europe. this is a pivot of a kind that i'm not sure europeans want to see. today the united states accounts for 75% of the overall spending within nato. while the u.s. is cutting its defense spending, its willingness to subsidize the allies is going to decline and indeed one of -- as was seen in the case in mali wh

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talking about the u.s., uk, china, france, all tested nuclear bombs., germany, iran some of the countries that have or are developing nuclear technology. pakistan, india, also have tested nuclear devices. we have seen accidents at nuclear power plants here in the united states, of course, at three mile island, and more recently a meltdown in japan at fukushima. when you think of nuclear power can bring up images of cancer rates and destruction everywhere. now a new, provocative cnn film looks at whether or not nuclear power could hold the key to fighting climate change and providing the planet with cleaner energy. we're talking about this. p pandora's promise. once again using nukes for power, now they are for it. let's dive into it. the film's producer, robert stone, joining us new york and karl pope in san francisco, pope a leader in environmental movement and former executive director of the sierra club. welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. i saw this. it is provocative. it is controversial. people are going to be debating this and

his way to geneva to join iran's nuclear talks, negotiating with six world powers, the u.s., uk, russia, france, china and germgermany. major progress. one step closer to a deal. iran says it will scale back its nuclear program and in return the other countries will lift the strict economic sanctions that crippled iran. iran maintains its program is for peaceful purposes only. >>> and one of the most powerful storms ever recorded has just slammed into the philippines. supertyphoon hayan is a category 5 storm packing sustained winds of 195 miles per hour with gusts up to 230. forecasters say this storm is larger and stronger than hurricane katrina and will cause widespread devastation and, quote, significant loss of life. thousands have already fled for higher ground. and that is your "world tonight." >> okay, thank you, janelle. >>> still ahead, cups or no cups? a shift in a bay area university. >>> also microwave popcorn with a different taste. why some of your favorite foods could be tasting a lot different in the near future. >>> good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather cen

the united states congress prevent president obama from continuing with the negotiations, the uk, germany, france and the eu will have to detach themselves from america and reach their own conclusions, along with other members of the p5? >> i am grateful for the right honorable gentleman's remarks and i agree very much about the importance of maintaining momentum. it was possible to see that even over the past two weeks. the 10-day gap between the negotiations that took place two weeks ago and those this weekend brought forth a great deal of criticism in iran, in the us congress and elsewhere in the world that could easily have fatally complicated the efforts to reach agreement. considering the months of work that need to go into the implementation of this agreement and into attaining a comprehensive and final agreement, it is vital to maintain the momentum all the way. the agreements that the united states has made can all be implemented by executive order. that does not mean that the debates in congress are over. what happens in the us congress is up to the united states. however, the right hon

relationship author been severely affected understood muna france the uk to be the . base to join us live on the line for us. words guarded optimism over iran's nuclear crisis solution a once again heard in geneva where a fresh round of talks between iran and six world powers have got underway officials say an outline of a long awaited deal is a merging will pose or offering a partial easing of sanctions if iran freezes some parts of its nuclear program michael mann's spokesman for the e.u. foreign affairs chief catherine ashton who chairs the nuclear talks he told us this promise but ultimately it's up to iran to end the standoff. the signs are good in the fact that we are getting into the detail in a way that's really never happened before under the previous iranian government we have come here to do serious business to make concrete progress the iranians have expressed the wish to do the same so what we hope is that they will follow up their words their good words with good deeds in the negotiating room they have to make a certain number of undertakings and guarant

used including new members which have left some of the blocks major players on happy germany france in the uk all made clear there on the same page when it comes to the huge volume of internal migration within the union has created tensions with brussels art east pier all well it was a low for a month's time and john reid that the romanians and bulgarians will top the right to me and with that within the european union and seek employmenthough we saw david cameron the british crime is to say he wants to see it limits put on the amount of benefits that this type of migrants would be able to to receive help those calls it the echo was funny and an echo here in germany and francois on monday in front so it does seem that there is this that and the movement between the sticks split between the west in the east in the eu. those in the west to come said that this could be huge influx of migrants moving their way. no im looking up was the commons said mr cummins words. we had to mime to deco saying that migrants the depot petite migration was the cause of considerable social problems in certain citi

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there was hans the germman -- jean claude from france, lord barrington j. powder of the uk and the man from tehran, jimmy death to america zarif. [ laughter ] yes, from all around the world foreign ministers came to geneva by jet, by boat and train. john kerry himself turned around his trusty sailboard and said, entre you -- obviously it took kerry the longest time to get there because he was on the water. [laughter] it was worth the wait because bear in mind the historical context of these talks wench take it for granted that the secretary of state should talk to iran foreign minister but that hadn't happened in 34 years until last september and they spent more time in the last 24 hours than they have in 34 years. >> jon: 36 years. i'm -- 34 years. i'm guessing america was like, man, what were we even fighting about? and iran was all like, well in 1953 you organized a coupe and overthrew our government and ensured prooil contracts which led to the 1979 revolution at which point we took your people hostage and america like was right, i can't remember either. you remember in

france. i do think that the french economy will rejoin the european mainstream. if spain is going up, if germany is going up, the uk is strong, france will not be left behind in recession. the economy is not in such a bad shape. it's just that france will have less growth than the others. >> wheelchair got inflation coming out in about an hour. the core rate is running 0.8%, from around there. we saw m3 yesterday coming in at 147% on the year-end october, forecast add 1.7%. how big is the deflation threat? >> well, we like to see a modest inflation. the readings that we had was artificially depressed. but, indeed, underlying inflation in the eurozone is just below 1%. and with the economy at the moment having a mediocre growth .money supply dynamics being fairly weak, inflation can stay low. there is a chance that three months or six months from now inflation will be even a little lower than it is today. >> which would warrant more reaction from the ecb? >> depends on what the real economy does. if the real economy follows the reading indicators and actually perks up, then the ecb doesn't have to do more. inflation

negotiators from china, france, ushia, the uk and iran are attending. the international leaders have been working on an agreement to roll back iran's march toward a nuclear weapon. in return tehran wants to ditch the economic sanctions it claims are strangling the economy. >> new this morning a 6.5 earthquake has hit in the south pacific. it happened around midnight our time. the quake could be felt in fiji and tonga but there are no reports of damage at this point. the pacific tsunami warning center did not issue a warning, saying the quake was centered too far underground. >>> a bay area man held captive in north korea may be the victim of mistaken identity. north korean officials admitted they are holding merrill newman but there is another korean war veteran with the same name. he is 84-year-old merrill h. newman from oregon. he won a silver star during the war. merrill newman's wife issued a statement begging north korea to release her husband. he has been held since late october. >> in the south bay the naacp will team up with san jose state offic

there was hans the germman -- jean claude from france, lord barrington j. powder of the uk the man from tehran, jimmy

secretary kerry and top diplomats from china, russia uk germany and france all flew here in the hopesf boosting the chances for an iranian nuclear deal. all this diplomatic fire power does not mean an agreement has been reached. but the hope is that kerry's personal involvement will make one possible. this is the second time in two weeks that kerry has intervened. but many of the sticking points remain the same. his very first meeting within an hour of landing here was with the french foreign minister. someone who has taken a very hard line here saying iran needs to shut down one of their nuclear sites and provide more explanation as to what they're going to do with their nuclear materials before any type of concession is made. right from there he went straight in to meet with the russian foreign minister, a friend to iran, to try to strategyize. so far no substantive one on one negotiations between the u.s. and the iranian delegation that has been here now about four days. so the world is sort of waiting to see what's going to be possible. what we know about the draft tech so far is

negotiators from china, france, russia, the uk and iran are all in attendance. international leaders have been working on an agreement to roll back iran's march toward a nuclear weapon, in return, tehran wants the nation to ditch the economic sanctions it claims are strangling the iranian economy. >>> new this morning, a 6.5 magnitude earthquake has hit the south pacific. it happened around midnight our time, the quake could be felt in fiji and tonga. hundreds of miles away. no reports of any damage. the pacific tsunami warning center did not issue a warning saying the quake was centered too far underground. >>> a bay area man held captive in north korea may be the victim of mistaken identity. north korean officials admitted they are holding 85-year-old merrill newman of palo alto but there's another korean war veteran with the same name, 84-year-old merrill h. newman from oregon, that newman won a silver star for valor during the war. merrill newman's wife issued a statement begging north korea to release her husband. he's been held since late october as he was

but israel's prime minister is calling this deal between iran, the u.s., the uk, germany, france, russia my solemn responsibility to protect and defend the one and only jewish state. >> reporter: we're told the prime minister, netanyahu and president obama have not spoken on the phone about this deal. white house officials expect them to chat at some point today and those white house officials also stress that the next six months are really big in terms of determining whether or not iran is serious about having a nuclear program that is peaceful all the way. back to you in new york. >> well, thanks a lot peter. peter doocy, of course, live at the white house. what exactly does this mean? we know it's dissatisfied a couple key allies. key allies, period, saudi arabia sells us an awful lot of oil and israel our key ally in the middle east. both are pretty upset about it. >> they're unhappy about key sticking points. they want it reduced from the 5% they agreed upon. made israel a little more happy. for iran, they weren't even going to come to the table if they weren't allowed to have some

secretary of state john kerry arrived in geneva, switzerland with diplomats from france, germany and the ukn an attempt to close the deal with iran on their nuclear program. russia's foreign minister is expected to arrive tomorrow. are they close? what's on the table? let's bring in jim sciutto. jim, what's the latest? >> we have covered enough of these to know they can fall apart at the last minute. but you do have a flurry of diplomatic activity now. secretary kerry coming in, the british, the french, the germans, now lavrov, the russian foreign minister, coming tomorrow. you get the sense they wouldn't be taking this political risk going there if they didn't think that the final disagreements were bridgeable. that said, secretary kerry did say there were still some gaps and they have to bridge the gaps and the talks at least will extend tomorrow so we have to watch over the weekend. >> great point. normally you wouldn't have heavy hitters come in to have a deal explode at the last second. what kind of deal are we talking about? >> they're calling this an interim deal. first step over six

germany france the netherlands belgium austria greece italy and the uk all seen the success of political parties which in varying degrees are anti eu and its current form anti euro and anti integration with over the top seventy five that the uk europe doesn't have economic growth nor does a really nice the rise in the left did not manage result of problems and the fire and feeds off it. a new poll voting intentions so that nearly a quarter of french voters would vote for france's national front and in the twenty fourteen european parliament elections that's ahead of the country's two leading parties and dismounted the right could very well sweep across europe as good as national front of the dutch anti islam politician get the builders party for freedom climbed into the spot reports that builders in the past disapproved of anti semitic remarks by the teen's father what can reportedly described the dots as more radical than she was when it came to islam. it was and this restaurant that two of the most confrontational politicians the bureaucrats sap down over the other gotten to know each

major kay philip in team uk lost her leg in afghanistan. lieutenant therese france from team usa suffered severe burns and now has posttraumatic stress disorder after a suicide attack in iraq. >> it's really a big deal that prince harry is involved. it makes people take notice in who we are doing and trying to show there is no limit. >> reporter: prince harry hasn't been limited by his royal status. the warrior prince has served twice in afghanistan and knows the dangers soldiers face while on duty. this time last year, he was flying attack helicopters in support of troops. as part of a rapid-reaction force. dominic west from the wire will also race prince harry. >> there are so many concerns that i can't get my head around it. there's the extreme cold which i'm not very good at. and there's the nine hours a day walking on skis pulling quite heavy pulls. i'm terrified about it all really. >> reporter: the race starts at end of november, and it's estimated it will take a grueling 17 days. and bianna, prince harry has promised he'll serve tea at the finish line to the

at a negotiation table foreign ministers from iran, russia, france, the uk and germany, hoping to clinch deal limiting iran's nuclear activity. we explain what is at stake. for 10 years iran admits it built a vast nuclear infrastructure. it could be for peaceful energy but can create components of a nuclear weapons. today it's hoped a deal can be truck to cease that. >> it is the president's policy that iran must not be allowed to make a nuclear weapon. >> think of making a bomb like tea. iran is enriching uranium to about 20%. it will make building a bomb difficult. the deal also stops construction of a plutonium planned. allowing more access to inspectors. >> we need iran to provide information about the nature of its program. >> what iran does not have to do is tear down nuclear infrastructure. that's why israel opposes. >> it's a bat and dangerous deal, dealing with things that affect our survive ag. >> secretary of state john kerry hopes to secure a deal making the middle east more peaceful. >> more closer to achieving a diplomatic agreement with the iranians. >> even as negotiation

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. >> i think the france, uk, i'm not sure germany and doing it the way you might thing. germany wouldn't be doing it? >> i think there's something countries not doing things as aggressive as we are. >> germany is morally above us in this issue? >> i think in a post world war -- there they're still a little limited on certain things that they do. i think there's a cultural thing about a lot of this stuff. >> i wouldn't know. >> the chinese i'm sure are doing it like crazy. anyway, we have a lot more news for you coming up. new jersey gambling regulators have given the okay to six casinos to offer internet gambling statewide. we'll talk to wins and losers when "squawk box" returns. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the mon

uk i'm back here watching our to live from moscow on monday france thanks for joining me the flight data recorder from the passenger jet that crashed in central russia last sunday has been coated with indications still pointing toward pilot error for the tragedy investigators say he calls the plane to nosedive onto the runway of cause an international airport killing all fifty on board now the trouble began with the weather the conditions were much stronger than the acceptable levels for landing this type of plane during what's called final approach the jet was just thirty meters off the ground when the pilot told air traffic control he needed to perform a go around and make a second attempt to land. pitched the plane's nose up to gain some hype but lost too much speed and he lost all the aircraft so in desperation the pilot went in her emergency descent to gain speed and left that put the plane into an uncontrollable dive plunging it into the ground at four hundred fifty kilometers per hour your press cannot went to the scene of the tragedy. the final traumatic moments of a flight that

when they happen you never claimed to insert a bringing together the uk at the leader's way way back on us. obviously the main player france. i think if you can answer take a step back and look at whether he belongs minds little bit senses perhaps a shift on the ina america is influence perhaps cloud if you wanna call it that week in the region. now it's not some tectonic shift doesn't mean the us is down and out of the process it's still very much the key in central player. but there's a sense that as at least where israel's concerns but you have the rapprochement between the us and iran are at least the u s efforts to try to strike some sort of deal with the ram her out a deal which france is notably been blamed for about twenty going into in recent days on you get the sense that is in opening their battle on c's perhaps we'd been to netanyahu of israel at a time when it's the analogy it's no secret that netanyahu and obama have have not had the best of relations at all times even on record and ill say that everything's just fine the france sees an opportunity to sort of get its foot in the torah is peace process have a

france amid fears it could still open the border. an sos to the front. we put it so the race coming up we'll take a look into how the uk for barney's are handling disease prevention with that arguing for taking their eyes off of off linda george is on its journey. one hundred and twenty three days. through two thousand one hundred towns and cities departure the lay by fourteen thousand people. for sixty thousand a month. in a record setting trip on land air sea and over space. olympic torch relay on our feet the outcome when amazon. latrines the armor. we couldn't hold on to the sad thing is outgrowing teacher i know she runs her own with a screw down a challenge to win. no alcohol smoking and the costliest of it. they worship the earth sign. most of us. will he be with. and this is one of the. the after watching her tv live from moscow. the us senate committee has passed a bill to rein in the nsa following the revelations of the car adverts noted the doctor i was aimed at scaling down the amount of records the intelligence agency will be able to obtain it. critics say the measure will do quite the opposite. senator fe

theavid cameron defended uk's intelligence gathering program in light of recent allegations the u.s. spied on several other countries including france, spain, and germany. david cameron took the issue seriously. the prime minister also costs,ed energy unemployment figures, and progress in automobile production. this is just over 30 minutes. >> there are over one million new jobs. we are told the government has a program that clearly leads to the disappearance of one million jobs. time they admit -- >> the british economy is on the mend. we see unemployment coming down. our growth rate is forecast to be almost three times as fast as german growth. the leader of the opposition told us we would lose one million jobs. and it'solutely wrong, time he got to his feet and told us he was wrong. >> mr. speaker? having listened to select committee hearing yesterday, can the prime minister tell us what's the difference, can the prime minister tell us what's the difference between his -- >> order. can i just say to the prime minister's pps, his role is to nod his head in the appropriate places and to vet and carry notes. no noise required. >> mr

france. you might like to play more new uk but it's complicated than that there's a mistake to confuse the audience doesn't know you the fact is like starting all over again because they will kill me can i have sold thousands of thousands of pounds to take the speck of chopping and sent a note to single one that can be found. in fact the number of french artist speaks he could be counted on just one hand it to. so to go to ou. i golf punk section. i am a really good reason we don't sell anymore. stop particularly french style this has become gospel inherent in kind. sample clearance was given to thank john just wanted to break into foreign markets. besides daydreaming. despite some serious handicaps the vocal singing in french in pieces up my current job. french news in the making of the stroller pushers will interest you but he says it's easier to export the uk electro started very strongly with the french consul in one go to the left untouched that was in europe and it's a jumper month and can own one the gti and the states to place alongside families purchasing and headed to the creek or sometim

countries in the uk is twenty months and it is interesting because the uk is obviously very different light up as compared to france in the process in france's twenty six percent in spain it's fifty six point five percent increase its staggering fifty seven point three percent in ten days she just went about seven point seven percent and in austria eight points at the same sad and pissed off as not to pay the sum to seek right differences between nice various european nations absolutely not. and it's it's true that this is a reflection of the crisis we know that's mean it's in the grease have suffered most in europe and that explains why that youth unemployment levels and literally skyrocketed you know the spanish talk of a ninety minute film could be the last generation when you see there's a fifty percent with what we talk about youth unemployment. look at people aged between fifteen and twenty four. when you look at spain when you think that's more inhofe. spanish youngsters are either out of work all out of university it's an absolutely tragic situation is it possible recipe for recollection of past history tes

absolutely. >> france is definitely a worry for this, no doubt about that. >> you mentioned the uk. it's kind of interesting. how strong is britain negotiating position bearing in mind what you've just stated about how they feel about keeping the uk in the eu? >> well, i think it's important not to underestimate how important the uk is to germany and the eu. certainly number one germany is terrified, as i mentioned, of being outvoted by protectionist block if the uk were to leave. you know, the entire coalition agreement has got, you know, references to how europe has become more competitive, open to trade, etcetera. so a more protectionist block dominating the eu would be counterproductive to that. also, it's the second biggest contributor to the uk budget. >> and i think germany's biggest trading partner, as well, period. i think total goods traded. nina, good to see you. thanks for joining us. angela merkel will be holding a news conference on that coalition about 50 minutes from now. european viewers will get to see the start of that speech. >>> some of the other stories we're f

since the uk independence party has already said it once because of the far right alliance and right wing parties around europe looking confidently and two elections in twenty fourteen in france next year brings both the european parliament elections in may in municipal polls that much while we have the support from france is industrial north onto me young and ambitious the national front candidates and was making the phone right so attractive. i do is twenty years old along national front canada. he's twenty one to study spanish and is also national front candidate. those are young college educated and they follow the same woman machine and that's fine. no other party in france attract as many young people. one third of its members are understood to your soul. the inside. he said. men want to become the years to the upcoming municipal elections due to the car still has his sights set on the northern town of fifteen. once a thriving industrial site today it too depressed to rust belt city which eighteen percent unemployment. it is because joe campaigns on economic issues of our home the sexy new taxes will present its own business honest and pretty heavy on the up the whole f

france are going to miss economic targets. that is the latest on the eu or european commission forecast. vice president ollie rehn is delivering the statement, as well. now, let's recap the uky strong. strongest composite since we saw the series begin. james knightly is uk economist at ing wholesale banking. james, very strong services number. it beat up again from september. what are the implications for what the bank is going to forecast? >> we're looking at composite gdp growth about 1.5% q on q. would you so you're talking nearly 6% annualized. so it does suggest that we're going to see ongoing employment gains. it suggests that investment spending, which, of course, has been the real weak link in the uk economy is going to pick up. it's still up 23% and if we can get that pushing higher, that gives hope that the sustainability of the story is there. it pushes up expectation that the bank of england will have to tighten monetary policy far sooner than they're currently suggesting. >> when, do you think? >> their assumption is that the unemployment rate is going to be pretty slow to fall. they're assuming productivity is going to rebound dramatically. that's just not wha

uk despite a continued drop in its unemployment. >>> japanese car shipments speed up in october on the back of u.s. demand, helping overall exports roar by 19%. the biggest gain in thee years. >>> and francehe 2014 fifa world cup in brazil. that's sending shares in tf1 higher. the tv channel has the right for the tournament. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> mr. bernanke went out of his way to say rates are going to stay there way for quite some time. equities haven't done an awful lot in the wake of that. the dow yesterday was down nearly about 9 points. the s&p off 3 and a bit. right now, we are above fair value in the dow futures. not by much, around 15 points. but about a point above fair value for the nasdaq. and the s&p 500 is half a point above fair value. on the dow jones stoxx 300, pretty flat, as you can see. fairly flat in europe. the ftse yesterday was down 25 points. it's down another 12 this morning. the xetra dax is not far away from the all-time highs. the ftse mib down around 0.2%. on the bond markets, gilt has a little bit of support post those bank of england minutes. 2.76%. we saw a slight drop off