of different cooperation agreements the one we negotiated with the united arab emirates as the gold standard. we in the united states obviously prefer a model that does not involve the whole fuel cycle, does not stress the number of countries that have the full infrastructure for uranium enrichment. i gather from what you have said you would be in favor of encouraging countries like jordan, like turkey to use iran as a model for nuclear development? >> no. >> no? >> should i explain? >> yes. >> i think the enrichment today's just because of the u.s.. but after the revolution with iran decided engage in nuclear activities, the u.s. position was no nuclear power plant for iran. the u.s. was not ready to recognize the rights of iran for power plants. this was the reason they could not do anything in order to complete the unfinished projects. the western countries left iran with billions of dollars of unfinished projects, and they were not ready -- iran had no plan, no program for in richmond, and the revolutionaries decided even to decrease to a minimum the ambitious projects. they canceled man

it's very different with united emirate. you cannot compare iran with united emirate. >> thank you. we'll take questions for the floor. wait for the mike. give your name. be brief. francois. >> i am the head of the delegation of the european union here. i've been also working -- for five, taking part in talks with iran. and that's why we reflect a lot about this issue about u.n. security council resolutions, and i have to say, doesn't it compete with a presentation

ambassador to united arab emirates as you noted. i have considerable experience in south asia having served in india and pakistan and as principle deputy secretary for the southeast asia region. united states has important interests. sri lanka is located along the busiest shipping lanes in the indian ocean a region of a strategic arena in which america's interests are increasingly at play. it has also been a contributor to u.n. peace keeping operations. the united states thus recognizes the importance of maintaining a broad range of partnerships as we encourage a lasti lasti lasting democratic peace in the country. the united states and other international partners have encouraged the government of sri lanka. serious allegations of violations of human rights law and international humanitarian law committed by both sides at the end of the war remain to be investigated and have slowed reconciliation. in large the human rights council adopted a u.s. sponsored resolution calling on the government to implement the recommendations of the o

it's very different with united emirates big you cannot impair a iran with united emirates. >> thank you. will take questions from the floor. please wait for the mic back. given name and brief. >> france want? >> -- franÇois? >> i'm franÇois, head a delegation of european union here, and i've been also working on -- 2005, taking part in talks with iran and am also an advisor to secretary-general ban ki-moon. that's why we respect a lot about this issue about the u.n. security council resolutions, and i have to say, presentation has been made about -- [inaudible] i think there is an interpretation which is shared by almost everybody, and which is that we have the right to enrich them every country in the npt has right to enrich. but at the same time, you have to have a use of that. and i agree that it's ambiguous between civilian and military use. because even military use is admitted for brazil for building possible nuclear submarine. also by candidate. but at least it's not building a nuclear weapons because -- [inaudible] >> the question is very simple. we have no use -- [inaudible

emirates couldn't say. shamsi they assured the world was never operated or controlled by the united arab emirates. and so, we still had our drone based in shamsi, and no skittish ally had to take the blame for having handed it over to us. [applause] >> so that's a little bit about the book goes. that is the best part. [laughter] it's not that whole section but that part about the slime. [laughter] i think is the best. i am not an expert on the militant. i'm not an expert on war. my gig is politics. that's what i pursued as an activist and what i studied as an academic, and what i talk about on television. this book is a book about politics. it is about the politics of going to war and the politics of not going to war, and the politics of ending wars that we are in. the consternation over the vietnam war led to a multi-front effort to make sure that we did not end up in a mess like that again. the congress passed the war powers act, which reasserted that president can just take us into big wars on their own say-so. congress having sold constitutional authority to declare war means they've got to no

ambassador to the united arab emirates and u.s. ambassador to lebanon. as you noted, mr. chairman. i also have considerable experience in south asia having served in india and pakistan and as principle deputy assistant secretary for the south asia region. the united states has important interests in both sri lanka and maldives. sri lanka is located along the busiest shipping lanes in the indian ocean. a region emerging as a strategic arena in which america's enduring interests are increasingly at play. sri lanka has also been a contributor to u.n. peacekeeping operations. the united states, thus, recognizes the importance of maintaining a broad range of relationships as we establish peace if the country after nearly three decades of devastating conflict about the united states and other international partners have encouraged the government of sri lanka to pursue the steps needed to foster genuine reconciliation and accountability. although the government of sri lanka defeated the terrorist organization liberation tigers, serious allegations of violations of human rights law and int

russian company if i may russian were always now is considering building or always in the united arab emirates the company has taken part in a tend to link the country's capital every day business have to by now when other to put into a project will have to construct a five hundred ten kilometer long way with the entire infrastructure by twenty six days to certainly watch that one all right let's have a look at the variable that is the house before me and it has had a change of fortunes once again actually we've got it actually gaining i can see you're right and the u.s. dollar to the euro dollar is now above that one twenty five suresh told me just. the greek people are withdrawing their euro's around a hundred million euros in total now and that's because you've got the greek election of course coming up on sunday and they are anticipating to leave the euro and that's why they're withdrawing that anticipating a return to my all right that brings us on to the european markets we'll see how that right now is dog and hunters about today and that's because of recent losses that's why we're seein

it's very different with united emirates. you cannot compare iran with united emirates. >> thank you. we'll take questions from the floor. please, wait for the mic, give your name, be brief. francois? >> there's a microphone coming. >> i'm francois, deputy head of delegation of the european union here, and i've been, also, working on nuclear issue since 2005, taking part in the talks with iran, and i'm also adviser to the security general ban ki-moon. and that's why we reflect a lot about this issue of npt and u.n. security council resolutions, and i have to say i disagree with the presentation which has been made about the two interpretations of npt. i think there is a very central interpretation which is shared by almost everybody and which is that when -- you have the right to enrich. under the -- every country under npt has the right to enrich. this is clear in article iv. but at the same time, you have to have a use for that. and i agree it's ambiguous, the distinction between civil and military because even military use

i especially want to welcome senator senator inweigh inoue and the united arab emirates for inviting us for their presence today. >> when i asked how he would like to be honored, he, of course, refused and then when i said that no was not an option he said that we should do it in the brookings saban center tradition in the exchange of ideas about the middle east and who would he like us to invite to conduct thatten change, i asked him and he answered in a flesh, shimon and hillary. it's a great testament to their friendship for cheryl that they both agree to join us today and it's a great testament to their high reputation and fame that i can say the words shimon and hillary and everyone will immediately know to whom i am referring and the president of israel and the secretary of the united states. thank you very much for joining us today for this conversation. i'm not going to time -- our precious time on introductions since you know them both so well but instead i thought we should go straight to the conversation. i'm not sure what the protocol is. i suspect the president outranks

men in the united emirates, for example, they all wear white. they call it a national dress. it's something their very proud of. it's something i've come to understand and appreciate and love wearing my own abayas when i'm there. here's piers morgan. >>> tonight, the scandalous football hero. i'll talk to a man who knew him well, duke's coach k. >> somebody who has given six decades service to the university and done such an incredible job. i thought it was a real mistake by penn state's leadership. >> why coach k tells me living the american dream and going for gold with his basketball all-stars in london. plus, on her way to becoming one of the most decorated american women in history. >> nothing more nerve-racking than walking on in the finals. >> also, the tony on broadway. >> i didn't think i would even be nominated. >> you may not know james corden yet but i do. an up and coming super star. >> you don't know whether to shake his hand or like his face. he's that attractive. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> we begin tonight with coach mike krzyzewski. he made duke a

you have the united arab emirates as well, qatar. it is coming to a point where the united states has to decide , because russia is in as well and those are the only two supporters internationally of the syrian government. >> that statement by the secretary of state was pathetic, begging russians to be nice on syria. of course they are not going to. they are building enable facility and are not going to move. it tells you what happened with the reset policy with russia, a total abject failure. we cannot get anything out of them after everything we gave away, for which we got nothing in return. >> last word. see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make america work. for more information about afge and membership, visit afge.org.

and you have the united arab emirates, qatar. i think that it is coming to a point where the united states has to decide, because russia is now in as well. those are the only two supporters internationally of syria. >> that statement by the secretary of state was pathetic. baking the russians to be nice about syria could of course they are not going to. zazi what would happen with the reset policy with rauscher, -- it tells you what's would happen with the reset policy with russia. >> see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make america work. for more information about afge and membership, visit afge.org.

men in the united emirates, for example, they all wear white. they call it a national dress. it's something their very proud of. it's something i've come to understand and appreciate and love wearing my own awbayas whe i'm there. >>> we begin tonight keeping them honest with a major change in immigration policy. decision to stop deporting some young immigrants who came to the united states as kids. some of them as infants long before they even knew what immigrant meant. the obama administration announced today it will stop deporting people younger than 30 who came to the united states before they turned 16 as long as they have clean records and were successful students or served in the military. those young people can apply for a two-year deferral for deportation and if they're accepted can now have the chance to work legally in the united states. now, in a speech to the white house today, the president said it's a step towards lifting the shadow of deportation from young people who are americans in every way except on paper. >> this is not amnesty. this is not immunity. this

you have the united arab emirates in there as well, and qatar. ed states has to decide, because russia is now in as well, and those are the only two supporters internatationally of syria. >> that statement by the secretetary of state was pathetic, begging the russians to be n nice on syria. of course they and not going to. they are building and naval facility, they are not going to move, and it tells you what has happened to the reset policy with rusa. a total abject failure. we cannot get anything out of them after everythining we give ay, for which we have nothing in return. >> see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make arica work. for more information about afge and membership, visit afge.org. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dol

this is in dubai, the united arab emirates. skydive dubai, to be exact.d building this island back in 2000, houses over 4,000 residents. it's called -- i can't pronounce it. >> we'll just put the title on the screen. >> good idea. >> these guys aren't up in the air just sightseeing, they're up there doing some really cool skydiving maneuvering and aerial ballet and acrobatics. pretty neat stuff. now, are they going to land on one of those little narrow islands? i'm sure these guys could because they have got that kind of skill, but it looks like they land right back at the airport they took off from. you land somewhere else, then you've got to walk back to the airport. >> or swim back. >> it's beautiful to be jumping down and seeing that as your landing pad. >> yeah. this whole palm island concept always looks really cool on paper. if you live on the palm island, then all you see is the street like everything else. but on top of it you can appreciate that man has built an artificial island. >>> yep, that's right, it's a box of baby squirrels. i like that

to norfolk, virginia, and was loaded on to the ship in india several weeks ago and left the united arab emirates on may 30th and stopped in pakistan, india, and egypt before arriving in newark. customs and border protection agents were on the scene in case people were found in thea container. this truck driver, who transports containers like these, said a person could survive in one of them for two weeks. >> they have to have food, all right, put some ventilation in there, all right, and cut a hole in the floor. >> reporter: there are little holes in the containers but very little air would get through. even with all of this going on, it was business as usual at the port. >> an everyday event. it's not an everyday thing. >> reporter: the fbi's top agents here in new jersey said the response was appropriate here since the port is considered a potential terrorist target and in new jersey, christine for fox 5 news. >>> a young man in arizona jumping his way into the olympics. 17-year-old noah plans on competing in the 2016 games by doing this trampolining. it's recognized in the olympic or practice

just remember that the distance from the united arab emirates to northern iran is as far as from israel maybe even longer so. this kind of a landing rights would be helpful only in case of attacking targets in thousand new round another. convert. might to be. might be but again problematic. might be given by a judge which is on the north side of the rain and border they have good relations with israel trouble is that to get from israel to observers and you have to overfly turkey and at the moment i don't see with the current relations between israel and turkey i don't see the turks giving any israel any aid if we look across the border at syria why is serious so important for western nations could it be that it's the last obstacle before any invasion of iran that is a tough one why syria is important. is it important. to the west and the state i don't see any western country in the intervening in syria as they did in the if there is so much attention and focus on syria and particularly on me president bashar assad's handling of the situation so how do you explain that where the. that wo

it's very different with united emirates. cannot compare iran with united emirates. >> thank you. we'll take questions from the floor, please. wait for the mic, give your name and be brief. francois? >> this there's a microphone co. >> i'm francois -- [inaudible] deputy head of the european union here, and i've been also working on nuclear relations in iran in 2005, taking part in the talks with iran, and i'm also adviser to the secretary general, ban ki-moon. and that's why we reflect a lot about this issue of npt and u.n. security council resolutions, and i have to say doesn't it -- [inaudible] the presentation has been made about two interpretations of npt. i think there is a very central interpretation which is shared by almost everybody and which is that when you have the right to enrich, every country under npt has the right to enrich, this is sure. this is clear in article iv. but at the same time you have to have a use for that. and i agree that it's ambiguous, the distinction between civilian and military ill because

go out russian ways now this is an exciting one they are considering building a road in the united arab emirates now the company has taken part of the tender to link the country's top to abu dhabi with the business how deep by now the winner of the two put into the project will have to construct a five hundred ten kilometer long way with the entire infrastructure by twenty sixty i will see how the asian markets before the end of the trading session the nikkei is now closed and they were optimistic with six tenths of a percent on the high saying that four tenths of cent up opposed to territory although some good news from japan with machinery orders increasing and that sort of demonstration their resilience really to the european sovereign debt crisis right now also wanted to mention high t.j. as well because they get about a third of the cells from industrial production climbed two point four percent in today's trading session i can't get into oil because all eyes are on all this week and that's because tomorrow we've got the meeting and they're set to decide their quota for the rest of the year

business this whole day to spare us some news about russian railways set to build a road in the united arab emirates is that right yeah that's right this is an interesting one kerry because they want to get involved with building this huge railway to whack whack. between supplies i'm going to give you details on that later through the markets they look at sauce over the age of markets and they also up these knots falling from the gains that were made in the u.s. now moment to moment she easing is now expected from china and that's keeping investors hopeful and also all the good news in the area was japanese says that rising because of. top thing as soon as the domestically that is hopeful news coming out today it's not simply the tensions that may have at the great collection which is happening on sunday now so that limiting at the games was not the time and the camera makeup of one percent that isn't taken that is off the credits ways. price target for the ship as hong kong listed company is spirit promised to twenty percent solved the firm and the resignation of that see this is how wall street cl

on the business that there are some news about russian real ways to build a railroad in the united arab emirates is that right yeah that's right this is an interesting one kerry because they want to get involved with building this huge railway twelve back track track where we go between abu dhabi and dubai is then going to give you the details on that later we'll run through the markets first lay we'll get started with the asian markets and they are still. following on from the gains that were made in the u.s. now more and more moment she easing is now expected from china and that's keeping investors hopeful and also other good news in the area was japanese says they're rising because of machinery orders talking as soon as the domestically there's some hopeful news coming out today but internationally the tensions remain ahead of the great collection which is happening on sunday now so that's limiting at the games was not common the camera make up one percent doesn't take care that's off the credit suisse cut its price target for the shares hong kong listed company is spirit comics and twenty pe

and talk about russian railways our way now is considering building around the way in the united arab emirates the company has taken part in a tend to link the country's capital with this is how the final the winner of the two billion dollar project will have to construct a five hundred ten kilometer long way with the. fine you can see. this have a look at the variables see how that's performing artist change ever so slightly actually have a look at the figures right there as you can see there is gaining against the euro now and its weak euro against the us dollar has to do grow though still managing to climb ever so slightly we've got it one twenty five twenty three and that brings me on to bigger opinion markets which have had a change of fortune. this they were gaining a last stop as you can see they've dropped slightly into negative territory now ahead today we've got time in. poland so investors really holding on to the positions in anticipation of those to really see if those boring costs are going to escalate and i care you mention just so the spanish ones which are indeed all time high

this is a good father is considering building in the united arab emirates the company has taken part in the tend to link the country's capital. with business hub to buy now the window of the two billion dollars project will have to construct a five hundred ten kilometer long row with the into infrastructure up by twenty six days so as i say the fitting for that one with a successful hey base there. all right let's get on to the cars to see how that floyd who got the order one twenty five fifty is still getting i was mentioning earlier that the greeks are pulling out those year eyes from their cash machines they're anticipating exiting the euro and with that they're anticipating hyper inflation if they do return to the drachma. anticipate saying i care a lot about surprised all right is have a look at the ruble you can see there is gaining against the u.s. dollar on the year and it's made from all right we have a look at the european markets that as we've got the foot today from the tenth of the cent down to the four tenths of a cent in negative territory this time i just read some co

is slightly interesting i think because they're considering building a royal walled in the united arab emirates now the company has taken part in the tend to link the country's capital with the business to bomb now the winner of the two billion dollar project will have to construct a five hundred ten kilometer long run away with the entire infrastructure by twenty six days so as i say that bit in for that when we see if they're going to get involved with watching the stock for you all right let's have a look at the variable and see how that is performing and i do believe it's changed slightly so now it's getting i guess us still that the year i had the year i don't know that the currency really in focus right now is one twenty five fifty just ever such a fraction that so low to sentiments but maybe one of the reasons it's off is because the great people that we drawing that year i was in the millions and that's because they're anticipating a return to the drachma obviously we've got the election coming up on the seventeenth this sunday now so that we want to watch them we're talking about europ

was opened against him the former prime minister of ousted leader hosni mubarak left for the united arab emiratesalong with most of his family meanwhile newly elected president mohamed morsi is starting to form a government which he promises will represent all egyptians he also met with the military rulers who have been running the country since mubarak was overthrown last february the army promised to officially transfer power on saturday when morsi is sworn in as head of state but the question remains whether they'll stick to the deadline and how much power the president will actually have experts think gaining the full control of the country won't be an easy task. i think the real critical issue is is his relationship to be so be the military dictatorship there the military has made it very clear that it will not subordinate to the civilian rule and the question is whether he's going to go along with that and then the ultimate question is does the u.s. government continue to fund this military dictatorship which it has been doing for several decades my student is in a very difficult precarious

on may 30th it left the united arab emirates.so mates stops in spanning st pakistan india and egypt before arriving in newark. peter king who chairs the homeland security committee says he is particularly troubled by stops in in egypt and pakistan. that's part of the reason why the search has been so intense. word this morning so far no sign of any stowaways on board that ship. that is the latest live from newark this morning robert moses fox news. >>> robert, thank you. 13 minutes to the top of the hour. next listen up before you dip your toe in that water. some of america's beaches topping a pretty disgusting list. >>> men we have a story for you doing the dishes and cleaning the house will make you happy. will mr. mom agree? >> brian kilmeade that is what's coming up on "fox & friends". >> you should do your show outside. you do not need to be indoors. it is beautiful out here even today. i am going to tell you why i am out here in a second. coming up on this show we are discussing decision day. find the obama care list. the m

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they served as ambassador to syria and the united arab emirates. thank you very much and welcome.'s talk about the syrian rebels. there is a lot of talk about how they might be different from the libyan rebels who are also initially not well organized and eventually armed. what do you think should be done? should we arm the rebels and who are they? >> they are correct to be careful. as far as i know they are giving this time they're giving nonlethal uniication and intelligence and the like and leaveing it to the saudis and some others perhaps to give you everything from the muslim brotherhood to more recently elements that are very similar to that. >> in afghanistan in the 80s and the growth of osama bin laden. what do you say to john mccain and lindsay graham and now to mitt romney who said arm the rebels and we can't sit back and let this continue. >> i would say reed henry kissinger. my apologies to his last name. both have spoken out and written of late on things such as national interests. balance of power and not acting a great power should act emotionally and some jump in.

he should know he accused stacy of terrible immorality charges under the penal law of the united arab emiratesoke to the family before she left and spoke to lawyers there, the advice was she needs to leave on the next plane, otherwise she will be in jail. you do not want to be in jail in dubai. she was forced out. that's what the american court decided. so there's always two sides to the story. >> there are two sides to the story and we're going to have to leave it there. we hope, for your daughter's sake, somehow this gets worked out amicably between you two. thank you for being here. thanks. we're back with more of "today" right after this. nikki! rick! wow, you look terrific! [ female announcer ] the whitening you've always wanted. new crest 3d white glamorous white toothpaste. your smile will shine brighter after just one brushing, and it removes up to 90% of surface stains in just 5 days. for a smile so white, you won't just be the ex-girlfriend. you'll be the one that got away. crest 3d white glamorous white toothpaste. life opens up when you do. glamorous white toothpaste. you can't arg

someone reported hearing knock, inside a container in jersey and the ship originated in the uaw, united arab emiratesand last docked in egypt. the coast guard reports that customs and border protection is leading the investigation and teams have checked 80 containers so far but have at least that many still to go. >> city leaders in california, california is not a city, but leaders in cities in california are preparing to file for bankruptcy for their government. it is not a small town, but a city of 300,000 people and the folks there are not alone. bankruptcy for the city of stockton. we will explain how this works and what it means for other cash strapped towns. author, director and screenwriter, nora ephron has died including writing "when harry met sally." and "sleepless in seattle." >> i thought you said men and women cannot be friends. >> when did i say that? >> yes, that's right. >> her publisher say she died yesterday in new york city after a battle with leukemia. born in 1941 in new york city her parents, successful screenwriters after college she got a job as a journalist here in new york.

meanwhile, ahmed shafiq, the loser of the presidential runoff pled for the -- fled for the united arab emiratesere are allegations he wasted money serving as the prime minister. senator john mccain and other top senator republicans are livid about national security leaks and say they are determined to find the source. who will do the hunting for that source is a point of contention as well. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the story. >> full house vote on contempt looms through the attorney general, republican senators piled on the pressure. >> any attorney general of the united states is held in contempt, whether it be republicans or democrats, it's tremendous blow to the individual's credibility. >> describing an avalanche of national security leaks more than 30 republican senators signed a letter demand nothing administration should be expected to investigate itself imparly on a grave and sensitive matter in the midst of an election. >> where is the outrage in the this administration? >> the letter singles out the white house national security advisor. >> can't even co