they support the unit council because the united council makes their jobs that much easier. because we take care offer people that are beaten down and destitute. is it may not be today but someday you'll need help and i'm going to call a few more names. the woman from the naacp that was here earlier please come forward (calling names) if people can lineup there's more. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm a commissioner for the south east community that is the only commission in the city and county of san francisco that services a neighborhood and that neighborhood would be district 10. i did not come here to educate the new community persons that want to see boyfriend transition but for those of who who don't know most of our district meetings are at 6 o'clock p.m. i've been covering the meeting on an average of 15ometers per month that's the common timeframe that the community meetings are held. if i know about those i suggest you call our southeast at the phone 41 - we have a host of other events in our district. on behalf of my being here it's important to recognize that

i ask that you united council mother brown and sit down and look at it what we do. we've got love people who have fallen off and gotten back up. hold our heads down each day. i ask the board just give us a chance on the biggest thing. let us show you guys we're productive >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is larry williams. politics, i don't know which about but i know we need those beds in bayview. we just need the beds. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> well, i get to speak on his time? i'm here to support the beds for bayview. i've seen in my line of work how those simple extensions of offering a person a place to sleep can change the dynamics of that person's life >> this is not a matter of just simply beds this is a collective idea of our society what are we human beings going to do to offer on extension and a hand to those of us who have been margin in his. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm sarah i'm in support of this motion. i want to stress the fact that there's a couple of key reigns e reasons to pass this. there's

other speakers (calling names) >> hello, i'm the director of hope house for veterans under the united council of human services we have 60 beds. we've outreach in different ways but our most successful veterans come from shelters and for that reason i'm in support of that. we take homeless off the street we feed them and they stay in the chairs and beds east it's proven to be successful. currently, we have only 4 available beds operating at a 96 pictures success rate. if i see someone in a tent at night asking for food that's okay >> i'm janet brown and i was born and raised in bayview in district 10. as far back i have had a strong passion to help people less patient than myself. i have a constrained emphasis an seniors and adults pr i ask you look at the housing for beds a warm save place for humans liquor us. i see so many people everyday. i wish i could have had a dvd to show you how many homeless people come into envy office and those public comments there are plenty of homeless people in bayview. we're not bringing them they're already there. if you set up outside of all that and think

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security council plus germany. the united states represented by secretary of state john kerry.inuing until the last half hour or 45 minutes ago when they announced a deal was reached. president obama will address the nation and the world from the white house. others will follow up and make a statement as well. explaining this is a six-month interim arrangement. there will be an easing of international sanctions during this period. but if iran cheats, the sanctions will be reimposed very, very quickly. that's the bottom line message we'll hear from president obama momentarily. all of the reporters are standing by. jim sciutto in geneva, candy crowly in washington. and jim acosta in the white house. and any reactions from the israelis in jerusalem? >> we haven't heard 234ig but the cabinet will meet here in about four and a half hours time and we are expecting an official statement there. but the israelis have opposed any deal from the beginning. they put a full-court press to convince the members of the p5 plus one that this was a bad deal and were going to try to stop it from g

. >> reporter: t presiden of the united veterans council is havi to rely on donors each ar. million so i'll he $100,000 for the nextive years. >> we really need after this parade to work with the counity to trto find a way to fundhis parade so we can keept going. >> reporter: the mayoreems optimisti. >> t cost is always an issue, but we'l make it happen again. >> repoer: t army song might ve to be replaced with taps. you might rell san jose's holiday parade. one of the largest holiday parades in the country. it stopped. the rean? money. >>> it is a reflecte and teaching moment for all generatis. in the east bay about 50 boy suts and membe of the liance club visited a cemetery. theylaced american fla on the grave sites of se of the veterans. the scos said they were proud to be part of today's special remembrance. >>> a family of a soldier killed in the vietn war today got an honor after 43 years, his family and fellow soldiers petitioned the army to honor him. today the ceremony accepted the purple heart on his behalf. >> he w a great guy. his unit.ved by all the guys in if a

ensure that it cannot acquire a nuclear weapon and the reason for this is very clear the united nations security council found that they were not in compliance with the n.p.t. or other a and other standards. and obviously activities such as a secret multis centrifuge mountain hideaway which is being used for enrichment raised many people's questions which is why alternately sanctions were put in place. today. we are taking a serious step toward answering all of those important questions that have been raised through the united nations security council through the i.a.e.a. and by individual countries and we are taking those steps with an agreement that. impedes the progress in a very dramatic way of iran's principal enrichment facilities and parts of its program and ensures that it cannot advance in a way that will threaten. our friends in the region threaten other countries threaten the world the fact is that. if this step first step leads to what is our ultimate goal which is a comprehensive agreement that will make the world safer this first step i want to emphasize actually rolls back the program fro

the united veterans council says it is losing some of its grant money and private funding needed to keep this parade going. organizers are launching a save the parade effort. opening ceremonies begin at 11:00 tomorrow morning at plaza . the parade starts at noon. >>> veterans day itself has roots going back to the year 1919. that's when president woodrow wilson clinton november 11th the one-year anniversary of world war i. that is why veterans day ceremonies begin at 11:00 a.m. they changed to veterans day in 1954. most government offices will be closed for the holiday tomorrow. also, no regular postal service. library schools and banks will also be closed. and most local transit agencies will be running on different schedules tomorrow. bart will run on a holiday schedule. the san francisco's system will have regular service. >>> controversial plans to develop a bay area beach -underscore-underscore nt by a top state official. >> the debate over who should have the rights to decide this man's future. >> wide open. touchdown, -- >> a wild night. the winning streak put on the line. highlig

the united nation security council have found they were not in compliance with mtp or other iaea ander standards. obviously, activity such as a secret, multi-centrifuge hide away which was used for enrichment raised many people's questions which is why under all the circumstances matly sanctions were put in place. today we are taking a serious step toward answering all of those important questions that have been raised through the united nations security council, through the iaea and by individual countries. we're taking those steps with an agreement that impedes the progress in a very dramatic way of iran's principle enrichment facilities and parts of its program and ensures it cannot advance in way that will threaten our friends in the region, threaten other country, threaten the world. the fact is that if this step, first step, leads to what is our ultimate goal, which is a comprehensive agreement, that will make the world safer. this first step, i want to emphasize, rolls back the program to where it is today. enlarges the break out time, which not have occurred unless this agree

san jose has held veteran's day parades every year since 1919; but the united veteran's council says it's losing grab money, private funding needed to keep the parade going. a fund raising drive is underway. opening ceremonies begin at 11 this morning at plaza see czar chavez. the parade starts at noon >>> yesterday downtown san jose was the site of the third annual san jose national veteran's day run. there was a half marathon, an 11k, 5k and 1-mile walk. the proceeds go toward scholarships to support education for military families. >>> a lot of businesses offering free services to veterans today. the doctors express urgent care center providing checkups, prescriptions at no cost to veterans. >> i have a lot of family members that have been in the military, a strong connection. my son fought in both wars we're currently involved in as a u.s. marine. we thought, let's do something a little special. this is our business. so we thought let's use the business, give back a little bit. >> military members need to show some proof of past, current service to get those free services. >>> th

they are the permanent members of the united nations security council, france, russia, united kingdom and the united states plus germany. >>> virginia state board of elections is set to certify democrat mark herring as the new attorney general today but even that may not end the political cliffhanger. republican mark obenshain hasn't said it but there's a good chance he'll seek a recount. only 165 votes separates the two candidates from the november 5 election. herring's example is feeling confident given that a statewide recount has never overturned a certified result. >>> the d.c. council is expected to vote on a bill that would raise the city's minimum wage. mayor vincent gray already has an issue with it. the council wants to increase it from $8.25 to $11.50 an hour, making it one of the highest wages in the nation. in a letter to the council the mayor says raising it that high would hurt the city's job market. he subjects raising it to -- suggests raising it to $10 and freezing it there. montgomery county and prince george's county are considering raising their wages to $11.50 an

united veterans council says it's losing grant money and private funding needed to keep the parade going. organizers are launching a save the parade effort hoping ceremonies begin at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning at cesar chavez plaza. president woodrow wilson proclaimed november 11th november 11th avesicst day. a lot of veterans day ceremonies begin right at 11:00 a.m. congress changed the holiday's name to veterans day in 1954. most government offices will be closed for the holiday, no regular postal service. most libraries, schools and banks will also be closed. most local transit agencies will run on different schedules tomorrow. bart will run on holiday schedule. san francisco muni system will have regular service. >>> a controversial plan to develop a bay area beach is now under scrutiny by a top state official. >> still to come the debate over who should have the right to decide the land's future. >>> in that spot, second in seven, they pitch to crawly, bag to phil, wide open, touchdown. >> a wild night at -- at san jose puts its winning streak on the line. >>> also got the all impo

sant clare county honors the veteran, the organizers are looking ahead to next year and the united veterans council organizes the event and they have seen a drop in grant and private funding that could mean cancelling next year's parade. the parade comes with a price tag of 44 to $48,000 to put this parade on. and those expenses include street closures and police security. and now, we spoke with one organizer who told us that in addition to losing money, they are also losing membership in their organization and try to pound the pavement for donations. the veterans say they are ready to fight to keep the parade afloat to the last dollar. >> we are not going to give up. we're not going to to surrender. we are going to keep going until there is no money at all. we mide have two people in the parade but we will have a parade. >> cost is always an issue with the parade. we talked about it many times. we have been doing it for 95 years. we will figure out to make sure it happens again next year. >> reporter: the city of san jose has offered money to the veterans day parade each year, they do have a grant

china and russia saudi arabia and cuba have all won seats on the united nations human rights council that admission to the un stop rights body has been criticized by some groups to contest the new members called human rights record to him. fourteen positions on the forty seven c council the pre election among others to be elected false be a tad flat out syria percent thompson thanks to ken. one critic said of the election of russia. it was like electing upon a maniac as chief of the five to twelve months i'm not outside un headquarters in yields an asus will protest against china's policy on tibet says that it took place. western countries accuse john their last moments of the arresting activists heading into next season suppressing and the minorities as its rights record payment of a few colombian intelligence claims to discover the rebel out to kill the former president of the brooding day the politician is an outspoken critic of the current peace process between the rebels and government. during his two term presidency the colombian army inflicted heavy doses of the insurgents. us

united nations the european union united states and other countries and here's the detail united security council has ratified four rounds of sanctions since two thousand and six including bans on heavy arms supplies nuclear technology and blocking weapons exports the use restrictions range from selling materials for uranium enrichment to or oil imports and trade the united states impose virtually an almost total economic embargo on iran on energy products financial institutions and aircraft parts and banning firms from doing any business with the country and all this lead to iran and during currency riots a shortage of basic medicines and trouble buying anything from abroad a former adviser to iran's nuclear negotiator thinks the reason why iranians don't trust the us is because of constant double speak. there's a group in iran that is deeply suspicious of the united states based on is history of longstanding animosity toward iran is the widespread perception in iran that the u.s. is engaged in a double speak to our iran on the one hand parking about engagement and respecting iran's rights and o

the united nations security council found that they were not in compliance with mpt or other i eaa orther standard. standards and activities like a secret mull multisentrmull centrifuge raised many questions and which were why ultimately sanctions were put in place. today we are taking a serious step in answering those important questions that have been raised through the united nations security council, the ieaea. and by individual countries we are taking those steps with an agreement that imfeed impedes te progress in a very dramatic way of iran's princple enrich the facilities and parts of it's programs. >> secretary of state john kerry speaking in geneva early sunday morning on this historic day as a deal has been reached over iran's nuclear program that will temporarily reduce restrictions and relieve sanctions. >> and now, a techknow minute..a puignd now, a techknow minute..a . >>... historic agreement. >> and we thank the foreign minister for those efforts. together now we need to set about the critical task of proving to the world what iran has said many times - that its progr

i want to introduce you to vince mcgowan president of united war veterans council. have to thank you, vince, for your service. beyond your service to the country as a military man, you're also serving our vets. tell me about the organization you're involved in. as i look at events in new york city, two pages of all different events for two pages. >> goes back to the origins of the war of 1812 when the country needed to take care of the widows and orphans. then after that second american revolution, things went to a normal status again. after world war i and world war ii saw american legion, vfw and standard membership organizations build up to the strength that didn't require as much attention by the civilian population, because we were, again, taking care of our own. after vietnam, there was a tremendous lack of enthusiasm for service and for veterans. vietnam veterans, part of the 100 original organizers of our welcome home parade here in new york in may of 1985 and then the building up of vietnam veterans memorial on 55 water street. >> i was there. it's pretty s

despite the fact that there have been half a dozen united nations security council resolutions over thee weight of international law that has commanded they stop immediately enriching uranium. >> let me stop you. they ken rich up to 5% but i don't think the u.s.a. is denying that. is it? >> well. no but the united states is saying we never gave them any right to enrich but as part -- this is a six month deal. all the terms expire at the end of the sixth months. during the six months they try to hammer out a final permanent deal. as part of the goal post for that time deal, the united states said that iran is going to have an enrichment program that is mutually defined. they are effectively conceding a right tone rich to iran but not saying so iran is saying they are misrepresenting. >> what about the feel inside the state department which you cover and other people inside foreign affairs realm. do you think they the united states got hosed and iran won? generally speaking? >> generally speaking yes, for the reason i just explained in which i succeeded at boring you, the united nations s

probably more international than almost any country i can think of we all members of the united nations security council we have responsibilities in that part of the world of the same way as the others have members like russia from some charter in the u.s. so yes of course we should be involved to a degree because the united nations is involved and therefore its highest organ the security council must be. bald was the possibility whatsoever of british forces being engaged on the ground in syria mu no no no to the world this huge that this was the clear to the syrian regime that there were limits you know which they really should look good. on a different topic but also staying with radical islam this time slipping into britain just a couple of weeks ago we spoke to tom robinson the former leader of the english english to sound sleep now despite all the criticism he gets a lot of his words about immigration and islamic radicalism appear to resonate with some parts of british society do you think the government is doing enough both to help the non brits adjust while protecting the interests of the wider p

the bringing together of this agreement was all by permanent members of united nations security councilends a powerful signal. it is only a beginning, but there is no doubt that this is an important, necessary, and completely justified step. the restrictions give us the time to negotiate a conference of settlement. i pay tribute to my foreign minister colleagues and our foreign office staff, who played an indispensable role. we will apply the same rigor and determination that we have shown in these negotiations to the implementation of the agreement and to the search for a conference of settlement. at the same time, we will continue to be open to improvements. we will visit iran shortly. this agreement has shown that the combination of asher expressed in her sanctions, coupled with readiness to negotiate, is the right policy. it has been the united approach of this country to pursue negotiations. there is cross party support. we have been steadfast in first doing this two party policy. we are seeking a peaceful solution. this is true to that approach. this will remain our policy over th

back in october there was a united nations security council statement urging humanitarian access to these people, and it appears since then absolutely nothing has been done. >> well, we have expressed our disappointment with what has not happened since the precedential statement, which calls on all the parties to the conflict in syria to allow humanitarian access to the millions of people who are in need of help. now, unfortunately, we have not much improvement to report. there is still, of course, ongoing assistance going out to people just last month. we were able to deliver food to 3.3 million people inside syria. there were convoys who crossed conflict lines and been able to deliver some assistance into conflict areas, but it's far from enough. we still call for unimpeded, unhindered access to everyone. >> you have the syrian government blaming the rebels for blocking access. the rebels say it's the government. what is the true situation - is it both sides being as bad as each other? . >> it is the dynamics of conflict that is resulting in this. there are areas where we need to negoti

the united veteran's council says it's losing funding needed to keep the parade up and going. campaign to raise money is underway. opening ceremonies begin at 11 this morning at the plaza cesar chavez. the parade starts at noontime >>> yesterday downtown san jose was the sight of the third annual san jose national veteran's day run. a half marathon, an 11k, a 5k, a one-mile walk. the proceeds go toward scholarships to support education for military families. >>> other events were held yesterday, including a parade in san francisco. the event had plenty of flags, marching band. there could have been more spectators. many veterans working hard to give active service members the welcome home they deserve. >> really nice -- it would have been nice 40 years ago. you know what? i'll take it any way i can get it. >> other events include a parade in ant i don't care. that begins at the marina at 11:00 a.m.. >>> most government offices will be closed for veteran's day. there will be no regular postal service today. most libraries, schools, banks will also be closed. >>> several offerin

. >> the city has held veteran's day parades downtown every year since 1919, but the united veteran's council said it's losing some funding needed to keep the parade going. a campaign to raise money is now underway. >> and this is video of the memorial wall near the sprayed's starting point at santa clara and dalma street. ends at plaza see czar chavez where ceremonies began an hour earlier at 11:00 a.m.. >>> dozens lace up their shoes for the third annual veteran's day run yesterday. there was a half marathon, 11k, 5k and 1-mile family walk. the proceeds go toward scholarships support education for military families. kpix 5 mark kelly in redwood city gathering the latest developments for the fire in redwood city. >> reporter: the situation certainly improving out here since earlier this morning. this morning, morning commute, steve moore boulevard has reopened. you can see traffic flowing just fine behind me. before we got to this point, officials were warning folks living around here if you see or smell smoke, best to stay inside. we found some who aren't listening to that. >> smoke covered

international community is united nations so this is and if you want to look at the united nations from the prism of the u.n. security council then we have here five powers russia china united states france and germany which. the five members which are actually the the ones that have the veto power with china that they want to have the veto power in order to really enforce some executive powers. but again from the for instance from the perspective or from other countries some other countries or you can say from the syrian perspective the international community is is not the u.n. security council the international david they believe that elite is system. that they really inclusive it's actually exclusive they believe that the international community in other words in the more i think academic or professional awards it's more the general assembly or member of a magazine that. i would agree with you on that ok because every september there's a vote in the general assembly for recognition of a palestinian state and i'll have to check the numbers but it's one hundred eighty something against two or three or whatever pacific isla

international community is united nations so this is and if you want to look at the united nations from the prism of the u.n. security council then we have here five powers russia china united states france and germany which. the five members which are actually the the ones that have the veto power with china that they want to have the veto power in order to really enforce some executive powers. but again from the for instance from the perspective or from other countries some other countries or you can say from the syrian perspective the international community is is not the u.n. security council the international david they believe that it is system. that they really inclusive it's actually exclusive they believe that the international community in other words in the more i think academic or professional awards it's more the general assembly or member of a magazine that's fair and i would agree with you on that ok because every september there's a vote in the general assembly for recognition of a palestinian state and i'll have to check the numbers but it's one hundred eighty something against two or three or whatever pacif

international community is united nations so this is and if you want to look at the united nations from the prism of the u.n. security council then we have here five powers russia china united states france and germany which. the five members which are actually the the ones that have the veto power with china that they want to have the veto power in order to really enforce some executive powers. but again from the for instance from the perspective or from other countries some other countries or you can say from the syrian perspective the international community is is not the u.n. security council the international david they believe that it is system. that they really inclusive it's actually exclusive they believe that the international community in other words in the more i think academic or professional awards it's more the general assembly or member game i think that's fair and i would agree with you on that ok because every september there's a vote in the general assembly for recognition of a palestinian state and i'll have to check the numbers but it's one hundred eighty something against two or three or whatever pacifi

we have the tools we need granted by the opcw executive committee and by the united nations security council to press ahead on this goal. we intend to do so. this is why our statement here and publicly reflects the cautious optimism that we have at this point. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, administrator lindborg. >> chairman menendez, ranking member corker and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today and most especially thank you for your on going concern and for your support for humanitarian programs around the world. they are making a difference in the lives of many. since i last testified on this issue in front of this committee seven months ago, there have been 30,000 additional deaths among the syrians. in the last year the number of deaths has tripled to more than 100,000 and the number in need inside syria has climbed to more than 6.8 million. this is equivalent to the total populations of vermont, new hampshire, maine and connecticut combined. the pace of escalation is staggering. according to a recent u.n. report, in the t

saudi arabia and the united kingdom as well as ten other countries have been elected to the u n s human rights council. dj the device watched all the belts resolutions century human rights abuses and sends mullet as the countries around the world. i un postponed and stephen b is more the style. the united nations general assembly the firm fourteen new members to the human rights council and the compositions on the council are generally a portion by regional bloc those countries mainly ran unopposed and eat only two countries didn't make the cut south sudan and for a quiet while the results were somewhat pre ordained they were somewhat controversial in particular among human rights circles. tuesday afternoon i spoke to a representative of human rights watch that organization was critical of the election of russia china saudi arabia and vietnam saying those countries have not permitted. un investigators inside to check on alleged human rights violations. now for its part in china's domination paperwork they said their government has made consistent efforts for the promotion and protection of human right

winning bid chosen palestinians have rejected angrily the move threatening to go to the united nations security council over the issue head of u.s. secretary of state john kerry's separate meetings with the leaders of both sides to push them towards peace talks. in nigeria gunmen attacked a wedding convoy killing at least thirty people the group came under fire on a highway when they were returning to the nation's capital after the ceremony in a nearby state authorities say islamic extremists are suspected of carrying out the violent attacks are frequent in the country's northeast where the government has launched an offensive to end the insurgency by the militant group boko haram. rental prices across england have recently hit a record high in the nation's capital the average monthly cost exceeds what many londoners can afford. visited a charity organization which is trying to tackle the issue by buying steel containers from china and adapting them into tiny low cost homes. when it just. political housing one london. thinking. but when it comes to the solution. that can meet them i pads shipping conta

with political strife in syria and sudan yemen and the central africa the united nations security council is expected to take a leading role in global diplomacy in the coming weeks. and this month china resumes the council's rotating presidency. the fifteen members of the us penny at peace and security body have much to consider for a preview as our correspondence even see the new york. during the presidency of the security council kind of calls will be guided by the principles of objectivity jenny c deficiency. micah some transparency in a month squeezed by holidays and procedural business. lewis says the fifteen security council members will need thirty times this month on sun twenty agenda items spots on the actual look of consul might be even more for months combined. as there are issues that we see on the horizon which will most likely be dealt with in team with conflicts in mali in the central african republic for example changing by the day. the security council has had to become increasingly nimble and less reliant on a formalized agenda. it's interesting to see that november we'r

bids are chosen palestinians have reacted angrily on the move threatening to go to the united nations security council over the issue that comes ahead of us secretary of state john kerry's separate meetings with the leaders of both sides aimed to push them towards peace talks. in nigeria gunmen attacked a wedding convoy killing at least thirty people the group came under fire on a highway when they were returning to the nation's capital after the ceremony in a nearby state authorities say islamic islamic extremists are suspected of carrying out the assault violent attacks are frequent in the country's northeast where the government has launched an all fences to end the insurgency by the militant group of boko haram. and coming up we take a closer look at illegal fishing off the coast of west africa but before that we go to some of the week's best images from the olympic flames record breaking journey across russia with the less than one hundred days before the winter games in sochi . the olympic flame is continuing its ambitious relay it's already been to the north pole and in just a few days of a bla

of the u-n security council france, russia, china, the k united states, plu >> signing the accord are the so-called p-5 nations plus one. the permanent members of the council, france, russia, khaoeupb a the uk, the united states, plus germany -- china and the uk, the united states plus germany. >>> oswald was being transferred to a prison after two days earlier he killed the president. jack ruby killed oswald. he was never retried because he died from cancer. >>> in dallas this week, they remember that the police officer who was killed by oswald. tipit tried to stop. it a memorial stands at the location, had his wife never received the american flag after his death. 50 years later, the police department made good and presented her with one. >>> a dangerous new trend is catching on all over the world. unsuspecting people sucker purchased to the ground. the common link between several victims fist brooklyn. >>> new job opportunities coming to the bay area. it tomorrow's big a tpoupbsment by -- announcement by a big company ,,,,,,,, connection with the violent "knockout spree" in brookly

winning bid chosen palestinians have reacted angrily on the move threatening to go to the united nations security councilover the issue it comes ahead of us secretary of state john kerry separate meetings with the leaders of both sides to push them. peace talks. the world's first bitcoin a.t.m. was opened in the canadian city of vancouver this week when the machine allows users to exchange their cyber currency into cash and vice versa let's take a look at how point bitcoin actually works now basically it's a currency used for online transactions and to make it work clients set up web wallets and hiding their names behind a digital code banks middlemen and tax agencies are all left out reducing fees but the payment can still be traced next to you choose whether to shop online using bitcoins or sell them for any physical currency such as the dollar or euro coins are collected through a process called mining which is basically a chain of computers cracking codes and getting coins in exchange but it's all not clear sailing last month the f.b.i. shut down the online blacks market silk road seizing nearly thir

for sanctions or there is allusion made against iran in the united nations security council in that casemaybe the public in iran we'll. probably be able to accept that. if the sanctions are not lifted or what the verse. in france in front of the suspending that to any person you're a moment. it is going to be difficult to accept a deal by the public of us as money general director of the international apartment iran's fox news agency joining us live there thank you very much indeed for your thoughts on this well let's take a detailed look now the deal these negotiators have been trying to put together first according to some sources the six world powers want to run to hold all activities to enrich uranium at twenty percent but they could then permit enrichment at a low. below weapons grade now in addition iran would be obliged to limit the number of centrifuges it uses the demands also reportedly include more intrusive monitoring of terrans atomic facility in return world powers would unfreeze some of iran's assets in foreign banks plus the west would reportedly consider easing sanctions

know they seem to be very stubborn about it they've even shunned the united in of the united nations security council seat for each just to make the point that they're not happy with whatever is happening in a sense around them but this is not only about the saudis and their part in the region this is also about the americans and the russians being able to sit with each other i want to eyeball and say you know you've made an agreement and you didn't stick to it even worse you couldn't stick to it so the americans have to do something to convince the saudis probably a change of leadership is needed you know the current leadership is eighty ninety years old some more pragmatic approach needs to be made with the saudis your situation is not really tenable anymore and it's only going to destabilize the region and we're not going to let it happen. and that's the only way where the saudis can't back down from backing the islamic groups the fighting groups on the ground who lead people you know that the the statement that we've had today from general the breeze general of greece isn't actually in turkey doe

they even come the united united nations security council seat for each choose to make the point that there are happy with whatever is happening and innocence around. yet that the saudis and their part in the region he says also that the americans and russians being able to keep each other i told my daughter and say you knew you need an agreement has been steeped in even worse he couldn't stick to the americans how to do something to convince the senate he's probably a change of leadership is needed. you know think that the current leadership is eighteen ninety years to somewhat drastic needs to be a new neighbor decided to use your situation is not greedy tenable and one and it's only getting to the stabilize the region. i mean how can it happen. and that's the only way. with the saudis can't back down from backing the islamic groups to fight in groups on the ground today it helps people you know that the team in the second statement read out today from gentle beast kennedy's isn't actually in turkey who doesn't enjoy a treat to see if i can go commanders to come on people and they c

we have the tools we need opcw executive commission and the united nations security council.e intend to do so. that is why our statement here reflects the cautious optimism that we have at this point. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. >> chairman menendez and ranking member corker and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today, and this is special thank-you for your support for humanitarian programs around the world. they're making a difference in the lives of many. since i last testified seven months ago, there have been 30,000 additional deaths among the syrians. in the last year, the number of deaths has increased to more than 100,000, and the number in need inside syria has gone to more than 6.8 million. this is equivalent to the total populations of vermont, new hampshire, maine, and connecticut combined. the pace of escalation is staggering. according to a recent u.n. report, in the two years of conflict, syria has lost 35 years of human development progress. with the 2 million refugees, this is a national crisis th

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the bringing together of this agreement was all by permanent members of united nations security councilit sends a powerful signal. it is only a beginning, but there is no doubt that this is an important, necessary, and completely justified step. the restrictions give us the time to negotiate a conference of settlement. i pay tribute to my foreign minister colleagues and our foreign office staff, who played an indispensable role. we will apply the same rigor and determination that we have shown in these negotiations to the implementation of the agreement and to the search for a conference of settlement. at the same time, we will continue to be open to improvements. we will visit iran shortly. this agreement has shown that the combination of asher expressed in her sanctions, coupled with readiness to negotiate, is the right policy. it has been the united approach of this country to pursue negotiations. there is cross party support. we have been steadfast in first doing this two party policy. we are seeking a peaceful solution. this is true to that approach. this will remain our policy ove