. >>> the united nations-lead peace talks between two libyan factions have begun again in morocco. >>parts of the northern hemisphere have been treated to a rare solar eclipse. tourists flocked to the faroe islands islands. >>> deadline talks on iran's nuclear program have wrapped up for the week. iran's negotiators have returned home saying more consultation and coordination is needed. the two sides will meet again on wednesday. i asked marie huff what was holding up discussions. >> it's hard to say what the biggest area of negotiation is. on our side we're very concerned about iran's pathway to a nuclear weapon and of course iran is most focused on the sanctions relief and how and when that might come about. all of the issues are still being worked through. we're up against the end of the month for the deadline, and hopefully we can make more progress. >>> vladimir putin made a proposal at a meeting with his counterparts from kazakhstan and belarus. but with its economy in trouble its neighbors are also feeling the pinch. >> reporter: 100,000 liters of milk on a given day. but the c

. >>> united nations-lead peace talks between two libyan factions have begun again in morocco, the samebroker a deal between these two governments. >>> and parts of the northern hemisphere have been treated to a rare solar eclipse. 100% of the sun was covered. >>> express train has detailed in the northern indian state killing at least 31 people. it happened in one district. two coaches left the tracks after the breaks failed. >>> dead lock talks on iran's nuclear program have wround up for the week. u.s. secretary of state john kerry will meet with his german british, and french counterparts this weekend. more consultation and coordination is needed but the two sides will meet again on wednesday. >>> the u.s. state department spokeswoman is now with us. thank you for being with us. is there some sort of draft agreement in place already? or have we not gotten that far? >> well we did clarify that this week. we are not circulating a draft text between us and iran. obviously we have our own ideas. but there is no draft in circulation. we're all going back to our capitols to have conversat

. >>> the united nations-lead peace talks between two of libya's factions have begun in morocco, theto broke ear deal between the tobruk government and the rival government based this tripoli. >>> and the tunisia government says the two gunmen behind wednesday east attack were trained in libya. >>> now to switzerland where talks on iran's nuclear program have been adjourned. they have held days of tough negotiations in the city where our diplomatic editor james bayes is joining us from now. why have the talks been postponed for now, james? >> reporter: a number of reasons. after intense negotiations going over some six days they have decided to stop it for now. in that news came as john kerry was walking back from lunch answering questions from al jazeera's producer. >> we're recessing the talks. >> and when will you rejoin? >> we'll be back next week? >> here. >> we made a lot of progress. >> reporter: so what happens now? well, we believe that european members of the so-called p5-plus-1, the negotiating group of the international community, will be meeting tomorrow taking place on

. >>> the united nations-lead peace talks between two libyan factions have begun again in morocco. >>st 30 people are dead after express train derailed in the north of india. a brake failure is being blamed. >>> thousands of families displaced bier military offensive in northern pakistan are finally returning home. they are going back to their tribal regions. they left after pakistan's army began its latest offense against the taliban in june. kamal has more. >> reporter: the return of the tribal populations of the area has begun. most of the people from this particular area were forced to flee because of a major operation by the military. the objective of the military operation was to drive out the taliban from this key area. because of the threat to the area, the military had no other choice but to clear these areas. that of course forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes and villages as we came in to the area we could seay ban donned villages fields. however, the military now say that it is confident that it has restored the safety in the area. >> it is safe for t