i was quoting wendy sherman who said they should not be increased. i don't think we should lift them now. you will disagree with me. i believe we should signal to them a willingness to consider lifting the sanctions in ways that will satisfy your view, which is actually an important view. it is not like you are the only person. you represent an important segment of congressional and public opinion in this country. your view is not a review. -- weird view. i don't fully agree but i get it. i hope they -- you did not think i was calling you a tea party ier. obama is going to have to satisfy people that hold that view. it is going to be very difficult for him. the question is, how can he address the sanctions issues in a way that will have an impact on the wrong while at -- on iran while at the same time being able to persuade people who hold your view, which is important view, that your concerns are being met? i have heard so many statistics about when in iran can weaponize, including from the israelis, which are wildly different. that is part of what

. >> and before we leave this i want to also ask you about iran because wendy sherman is now heading back to europe tonight. they're going to continue these iran talks. the deadline is june 30th. despite the broken leg of the secretary of state they're still going to try to stick to that deadline. i'm told that all eggs are in this basket and they really are propelling this decision-making towards a deal with iran. what are you hearing? >> andrea as usual, your sources are right. i think they really want a deal. i think the big remaining issue, which has to be resolved is whether the iaea will have the right to inspect iranian military facilities other facilities if during the life of this agreement that they're negotiating there's evidence of iranian violations of prohibited activities. the language on that was very murky in the interim deal that they got a few months ago. that needs to be pinned down and i hope wendy sherman, who's a tough negotiator, will be prepared to walk away from the table if the iranians don't provide language that makes clear that those inspectors quickly,

i was quoting wendy sherman that says they shouldn't be increased. i don't think we should lift them now. but you'll hate me -- >> no, won't hate you. >> we should consider lifting the sanctions in ways that will satisfy your view which is an important view. the only person -- you know, you represent an important segment of congressional and public opinion in this country. your view is not a weird view. so i don't fully agree with it. i get it. i hope you don't think i was calling you a tea partier. >> steer clear of that. >> obama is going to have to satisfy people who hold that view. it will be difficult for him. >> very, very hard. >> the question is, how can he address the sanctions issues in a way that will, you know, have an impact on iran at the same time being able to persuade people who hold your view which is a respectable and important view of your concerns being met. the only thing, sorry. i have heard so many statistics about when iran can weaponize. including from the israelis which are wildly different wildly different. and that's part

i was quoting wendy sherman who said they should not be increased. i don't think we should lift them now. you will disagree with me. i believe we should signal to them a willingness to consider lifting the sanctions in ways that will satisfy your view, which is actually an important view. it is not like you are the only person. you represent an important segment of congressional and public opinion in this country. your view is not a review. -- weird view. i don't fully agree but i get it. i hope they -- you did not think i was calling you a tea party ier. obama is going to have to satisfy people that hold that view. it is going to be very difficult for him. the question is, how can he address the sanctions issues in a way that will have an impact on the wrong while at -- on iran while at the same time being able to persuade people who hold your view, which is important view, that your concerns are being met? i have heard so many statistics about when in iran can weaponize, including from the israelis, which are wildly different. that is part of what

wendy sherman, his chief negotiator was just here. she went back. we're all working toward that june 30th deadline. >>> we are following breaking news here police in upstate new york pursuing a new lead in the hunt for two fugitives on the run after escaping from a maximum security prison. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. . >>> breaking this morning, police activity in the search for two escaped prison nors iners in upstate new york. schools and roads are being shut down. police are searching by foot and by air. and cnn is all over it. let's get back to jason carroll in west platsburg, new york. >> reporter: when you say miles, we're talking about seven miles east of where the prison is. that's where the roadblock has been set up there, not allowing nonresidents in and out of this particular area. ab

us deputy secretary of state wendy sherman is vienna secretary of state john kerry recovers from a brokenn boston. senior diplomats from iran and u inform security council in austria as well. they've set a june 30th deadline for angry which is supposed to prevent iran from building a nuclear eye bomb but the iranians won't give foreign inspectors full access to suspected nuclear sites. president obama says without those inspections iran will not get a deal. >>> a crowd of hundreds greeting the dalai lama in sidney this morning. at this time ben tan spiritual leader arriving for his 12 day stay in australia. he's there to lead a large multi faith service and participate in several conference about his teaching. joining him none other than richard gere hollywood icon says he wouldn't miss out on this type of journey. >> it's very rare teachings. very high teaching experiment. something extraordinary. worth coming this far. >> will you be with him for his entire tour? >> the dalai lama will be in sidney for five days and also speak in brisbane. it's his tenth visit to australia. >> police in

our reformant david annerstein and larry silver mean and wendy sherman. they are exemplary public servants of the highest caliber. but their work our work would not be possible without yours. scholars and students, community members, global leaders who are building relationships across religious, ethnic and national lines from sophia to tokyo, sao paulo to new delhi. you've been called the state department of the jewish people. a title so apt i may start giving out some assignments today. yours is a community whose beliefs as dr. martin luther king described it have quote boldly been expressed and resolutely supported by deeds and by action. for over a century, ajc has raised its voice in defense of those who cannot, fighting oppression with unflinching at vok assy and intolerance with unwavering commitment. you were present in san francisco at the birth of the united nations where you advocated for the inclusion of strong human rights safeguards in the charter and championed the high commission for human rights. you dedicated years of diplomacy, research

my favorite banner in that review that featured one day the western army under sherman, wendy the eastern armies passing in review, the president and grant and others, the great banner was the only debt we could never repay is the one we owe to the veterans. i think that brings out sacrifice that had to be honored, had to be remembered and commemorated. that is just a small example of the passion that fueled people in the north it in their desire. matt can talk about the commemorations and the growth of memorials. gary: articulate that question more. joan: memorial day. matt: which began as decoration day. john: theg -- the gar will go to local cemeteries and honor their dead. matt: a key component of all of that is they are not just soldiers, their citizen soldiers. the monuments make that clear. these are citizen soldiers, not just soldiers. john: echoing off the lost cause panel, william lambert who gives a rather stirring memorial address in philadelphia in 1879 has some interesting ideas. he says you have to look at what the nation is after the war. to see what is it that you can't s

head negotiator, wendy sherman, who incidentally, negotiated the utterly failed deal with north korea as well told a senate committee in 2013 that -- and i quote again -- "iran must agree to address past and present practices which is the iaea terminology for possible military dimensions. we intend to support the iaea in its efforts to deal with possible military dimensions," she said. later she told the fsrc that in the joint plan of action we have required that iran come clean. these are the statements of our negotiators. these are the commitments that they made to the senate and to the american people, that these were the standards that could not be breached and if it wasn't part of the arrangement then we would not accept this deal. and so we're quoting here from the record of what policy and what conditions the united states has laid out before the iranians as if not achieved, a nonstarter of a deal. secretary kerry has repeatedly said that the possible military dimensions of the iranian nuclear program will have to be addressed and that -- quote -- "iranians will have to do it.

they were here this morning as well as frank and wendy sherman.f the highest caliber. >> scholars and students, community members, global leaders who are building relationships across the religious, ethnic and national lines from sofia to tokyo, sÃo paulo to new delhi, you've been called the state department of the jewish people. a title so tight they may start giving out assignments today. yours is the community as described has been expressed and resolutely supported by deeds and action. for over a century he's raised his voice in defense of those who cannot, fighting oppression with advocacy and intolerance. you were present at the birth of the united nations were you advocated the inclusion of the human rights. you dedicated years of diplomacy, research and dialogue to help shape the historic declaration passed by the council 50 years ago in the new era in relations and stood up against interested up against a trade and persecution at any time and by anyone. and you have been an indispensable partner to president obama and to his predecessors