that's allison williams. in between filming her hit tv show on hbo, girls, she's talking beauty, talking skin. we'll have that for you when we come right back. sharon gibala has wjz traffic control. that looks like a problem. first warning weather and more coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. >>> they did a great job on manic monday. i guess it's -- hey, don, from this next monday it's 3 weeks until m-4, the melt down. >> we think so. >> is it three or two week weeks? >> -- weeks? >> it might be two. >> we're moving towards thanks. >>> here's first warnin

cÓdigo allison, todos los elementos regresen. >> eco 2-0, eco 2-0, cÓdigo allison, regresen a la base, regresen a la base. >> entendido, estamos regresando, vamos a casa. >> seÑor, lo logramos. ♪. ♪. >> neil, ¿estÁs bien? >> sÍ. >> sÍ, hicieron mucho escÁndalo allÁ arriba. solo trataba de dormir. >> cielos. >> bien, habrÁ muchos brincos, sujÉtate. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> ¿querÍa verme, seÑor? >> entre, barnes. si los dejamos aquÍ, ¿pueden llevar un equipo de rescate a dos kilÓmetros arriba del rÍo tumel, en japÓn? >> con combustible de reserva, apuesto que si podemos, seÑor. >> ¿quÉ la parece a usted y sus hombres ir por su teniente? ♪. >> este es barnes. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> este es barnes. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> meideros y schulteiss. >> lo sabemos. >> yo querÍa. >> boby. >> no pudimos. >> lo sabemos. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> siento haberlo hecho esperar, general, por favor, siÉntese. >> gracias, seÑor. >> la naciÓn le debe su gratitud, ha tenido una larga y distinguida carrera. >> gracias, seÑor presidente. >> norman, lo relevo de su puesto. >> el acus

allison, victor? >> alexandra, what about the marathon bombing survivors? do we know that there's anything special planned specifically for them? >> reporter: it should be the most moving moment of this entire day, as we're told the red sox will stop just about when they make it to the marathon finish line, just down boylston street that way. we're told they have plan, some sort of tribute. but the details have not been released, so that's a moment we'll wait to see together. allison, victor? >> okay, alexandra field, thank you. >>> the boston marathon finish line has been a strong symbol for the red sox and their fans this entire season. you may remember wednesday night after the red sox won the world series, fans kissed the finish line in celebration. that finish line is part of the parade route today, as alexandra said. >> yeah, a bittersweet image for a lot of people in boston. the sight of so much pain as those bombs went off in april. but now, a symbol of hope as the city moves forward, stronger

that's the nature center and so would spend twenty allison think this is the entrance is too cruel to hold the haskell just another diplomatic incident between britain and spain. london some and that its ambassador to explain what he told a serious incursion was integral to territorial waters. the ship apparently built several challengers from her seat royal navy patrol boats. diplomatic tensions between the two nations have deteriorated since the summer when spain into juice increased border checks create in major delays for people entering and leaving the british company sita. state's actions were interned in response to a dispute and the fishing rights given by the developed areas construction of the merino that an artificial reef. last week the european commission ruled that the text by spain exported to north break eu rules. the two nations that the new told save for the sovereignty of gibraltar since it was ceded to britain three centuries ago. at least ten egyptian soldiers have been killed and several more wounded in a car bomb attack in north sinai it happened at the regional

our guests loved it. >> allison decided to start a company making this process simple. nearby registry. it's a gift reg city and wish list service for people who, like her, wanted to list products and services from unique local companies. not just the big box stores and national chains. >> so you can get, you know, rock climbing passes or you can do flightless sons and those are all local. >> currently, nearby works in towns in seattle and -- it only lists locally independently owned businesses. >> we don't look at it as competing against the big box. they might want adventures and services that literally they can't get anywhere else. we see ourselves as a nice complement to existing gift registri registries. >> companies may a startup fee and transaction fees. customers can add items to their registries. it's attracting customers who care about shopping small. >> my fiancee is 30 and i'm 29. we have all this stuff we can use. when we started about what we would want from a registry, it was more things around us and things to do, experiences. things to support our commu

allison, nice to see you. do you accept the apology? >> i appreciate his apology, but it still doesn't help our situation right now. >> what is your situation? what happened with your family? >> well, with our family, our premiums increased from $440 a month to $920 a month, but that was a $480 increase. >> so did your -- you got a cancellation notice, i take it, right? >> we did. >> all right. so then, you went on the website? >> yes, well, we've been discussing with blue cross and blue shield about our options of what those options were. and so, there was nothing that is comparative that's even -- that would cost any lower than what we have. >> so it's a comparable -- it's about double, is that what you're saying, comparable to the one you had, the one that was cancelled? >> that's correct. it's comparable, but it just is over double what we were paying. >> is it something you and your family can pay? >> no, it's not. >> so what are you going to do? >> well, we're not really sure right now what we're going to do. this economic situati

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. >> so much so that allison started a company that made this whole process simple. nearby registry. it's a gift registry and wish list service for people like her wanted to list products and services from unique local companies not just the big box stores and national chains. >> so you can get rock climbing passes, or you can do flight lessons. and those are all local. >> currently, nearby works and towns in new hampshire and seattle, and only list local independently owned bases. >> we don't look at it as competing against the big box, we look at it as supporting another part of what people want. so they might want adventures and they might want services that literally they can't get anywhere else. we see ourselves as a nice complement to existing gift registries. >> here's how it works. company pay a start-up fee to be listed and transaction fees. customers can add items from these stores to their registries. it's attracting companies who care about shopping small. >> my fiance is 30. i'm 29. we have all of the stuff we want to use, we started to think what we wan

allison for cbs news, new york. >> so, black friday is still the busiest shopping day of the weekend, but some 33 million are expected to leave the table and go shopping on thanksgiving day. coming up in 15 minutes, we're going to show you store maps for some of the most popular retailers so you can plan your shopping strategy. >> already one of those people out there. >> yup. >> alec baldwin gets bumped and some swift help. joins us now with more. okay, we got to start with conrad murray. he is trying to clear his name. about his relationship with michael jackson. they are creepy. so, it's crazy. i have not stopped thinking about this story since i read it. so, in an interview, we have to first of all, say conrad murray has only been out of jail for three weeks, not even a month and he is giving interviews, that's creepy enough. the things he said that he helped michael jackson with are just crazy. so, he says that every night, he helped insert a catheter to help michael through the night because he was incontinent incontinent. michael did not know how to put on a condom. >> here's t

don't can come out and that just felt really really strange at that that they would do that because allison you became the pariah in the room not dull. the festival was nearly over and still no loss at all this pressure just been scattered. as i was preparing to leave los angeles i heard that dole had served a court order on the festival demanding all emails contracts recordings film footage relating to my movie. it seems like this is not over yet. i came back to sweden early july i was totally exhausted after the turmoil in l.a. . so i was actually sitting at home one night on the internet looking for trips with my kids and i received a call from los angeles it's a journalist who wants to comment on a lawsuit being brought against me from don't dole foods is suing a swedish filmmaker for wanting to show a fraudulent documentary slamming the company. based filmmaker frederick is being sued by a dollar the company claims the film is a fraud. we are suing. because we. produced a movie which is there clearly you know this much of the against the company and against our employees. it's three di

today, the nfl suspended allison for one game. derogatory comments to trent williams. they thought the decision was too hasty. no word on whether trent williams will receive any punishment for his comments to the media. the terps are at boston college tomorrow. you can see the game on news channel eight. you can see the game on news channlook, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ annual caribbean heritage awards took place today in d.c. bunyan was the mc tonight at the event. >> calling all sports fans out there. michael jordan psalm near chicago -- jordan's home near chicago can be yours. feet on 7.4 square acres. bedrooms and 15 full bathrooms. just a small little place, a seco

s spokesman, jim allison, that they intend to start some service soon. they have to do tests. if all of the tests go okay, they will start to run some systems. it still won't be as normal but at least some people will get on the trains. this is something that we have just found out. we'll let you know more about it. people have started to take the cars and the ferries and the traffic will be busier throughout the bay area. >> thank you, sal. >>> in other news -- concern about a man held against will in north korea. 85-year-old merrill neuman of palo alto went to north korea last month but was pulled off a plane and has been detained ever since. secretary of state john kerry says it is another disturbing choice by the pyongyang government. other officials say this hipedders efforts to restart negotiations over north korea's nuclear program. >>> the u.s. is downplaying claims by the president of the central african republic that he's negotiating the surrender of joseph coney. the president said he's negotiating with coney and that his government had complied with a request from

i am here with allison barber. she doesn't look like a killer. he stinks of december spir ration and -- desperation and cat dander, joe devito and legendary rapper and genius ra, the rugged man. his latest came out in april called "ledge ends never die" and if you didn't buy it you should die and surrounded by the people who hate you most. >> a block. the lede, that's the first story. >> she brought up race where it had no place. i speak of a delightful lady on "family feud" who gave quite possibly the greatest answer to a simple question. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> is this racist? >> if you have to ask. tonight in the most disturbing clip since pat sajak stabbed that woman on "wheel of fortune" we find out what is on a contestant's mind. >> ladies, here we go. the top six answers on the board. name something you know about zombies. >> black. >> they're black. >> i don't know if they are white. it's up there. >> you shut up, lady. >> the black zombies. >> they move slow. >> they move slow. >> all right. that was quite possibly the great

. >>> unforgettable day on the job for tina allison. she thought she was going to a regular pep rally at thurgood marshall academy. she was surprised to learn she won the educator award. they are given out every year to award and encourage outstanding teachers. it comes with a cash prize of $25,000. big congrats to her. she is happy. teacher of the year. the scary possibility of a mass shooting at a school sparked students to invent a device that is so clever that they got a big grant to develop it. it is against the rules to lock classrooms door due to fire regulations and students in northwest d.c. said, hmm, i could come up with a device. this device locks the door from the inside using a pvc piping, hinge, and a good, strong nail. mi m.i.t. liked the idea and sent them a check for $6600. >> it was overwhelming. we are not doing this for all the publicity but doing it to help other people. >> the students hope their invention will some day be fully functional in schools across the country. >>> another new technology is drawing big at

here is allison kosik. >> hi, martin. this will be a short week on wall street. traders get thanksgiving week off and look forward to the annual turkey dinner. friday will be a half day here at the new york stock exchange. and on that day, wall street will be watching to see how big the black friday crowds are. wells fargo is the latest firm to say it experts shoppers to be tight-fisted with their money. it has huge implications. consumer spending counts for two thirds of economic growth. if the question is, if shoppers turn out thanksgiving day. kmart, macy's, toys "r" us and best buy will be open on the holiday. it has been met with some public outcry. it'll be packed with a litany of housing reports. the government shut down in october delayed many of them. there's construction, building permits, pend willing home sales and home prices. martin, that's what's coming up this week on wall street. >> there's a lot to follow, allison, thank you, very much. >> a heisman winning player with a charge hanging over his head. >>> and this evening, tom brady, versus peyto

. >> allison. i'm bringing a letter that i put na in the record. potrero responsible advocate to bring appropriate scale, balance and community benefits to new developments emerging on portrero hill. we are concerned about the impact of thousands of new residents already in our crowded parks and infrastructure. the open space well below the average for san francisco. we are acutely aware of the deficiencies in the area around jackson parks and north of mariposa. this will put a substantial strain on the park which is already heavily used and suffering from maintenance issues and suffering a net loss in the neighborhood of recreational facilities. jackson parks consist of softball parks and places for families and picnics. the clubhouse is in poor repair, often closed and inadequate as a community center. but yet with thousands of units targeted inform their area, there is only one area as yet undeveloped. this is entirely contrary to the portrero hill plan and one neighborhood that several needs assessment. many residents have complained about poor

. >> this is the cynical side of this allison. they only did it to protect democrats come 2014. >> absolutely. >> i disagree. >> this is just temporary to give them space to get through the re-election campaign. we are right back where we started one year from now. go ahead. >> i think it is important to realize, too, speaking on behalf of young people that the administration treated us like young imbeciles. it rests on our shoulders, this whole thing. i appreciate the grown-ups in the room playing games wu we are the ones subsidizing this. >> that's the point. being younger than both me and geraldo, no, in fairness because you have to bear the burden. probably a good plan for you if you're healthy and have a good family history is a catastrophic plan. god if he should you have an accident, get cancer. you would be covered. >> talking about the politics and the impact on 2014 and 2016 elections. we are forgetting about the one vote, the latino vote so important for deciding who makes it to the white house. there was a broken promi

he was kidnapped by gunmen in northern cameroon in the niv allison says day according to the french foreign ministry benton push left his parents to black and white tiled region me of the border with nigeria. the islamist menacing. maren is known to operate in the area the french dish to share on to call explains what he understands happens. we still took the bbq pit. nap is about fifteen of them a ride tonight to announce it on a class at the house of no use for money but that wasn't any of the twenty staff. i didn't have the intimate getting knocked to kill any case they wanted to get in a five issue is a narrative that i'm trying to call the embassy and to hang on to muster up the difference. fenton precious sea snake and estimate the economic system cameron's order with ninety area. paris that wanted to do things to leave the region that says the priest insisted on staying to complete his mission. maren kidnapped a french family in the same area nine months ago the outrage in albania off to suggest in the country would be used as a base for dismantling syrian chemical weapons. the us is

he was kidnapped by gunmen in northern cameroon in the niv allison says day according to the french foreign ministry i didn't push left his parents to black and white tiled region near the border with nigeria. the islamist menace a group of foreign descent on racing the area the french ish to share on to call explains what he understands happens. we still took the bbq pit. nap is about fifteen of them a ride tonight to announce it on a class at the house of no use to keep the money that wasn't any good when they stopped it i didn't have been making knocked it all in any case they wanted to get in a five issue is meant is that i'm trying to call the embassy and to hang on to muster up the difference. fenton precious sea snake and estimate the economic system carries for two with ninety area. paris that wanted to do things to leave the region that says the priest insisted on staying to complete its mission. the car and kidnapped a french family in the same area nine months ago the outrage in albania off to the suggested the country would be used as a base that dismantling syrian chemical weap

joining me now allison barber and richard fowler host of the richard fowler show. so a group of major news organizations and associations including fox sent a letter to the white house challenging this policy which bans photographers and reporters from events they were always able to cover before. richard, what do you make of it? >> well, i've got to tell you. what we've seen from this white house, a white house extremely open to the public, most events are televised on youtube and live stream. and because of that, there isn't need for additional press to be there because the american people with go to the website and tune in firsthand. >> not these events. this is a group of news organizations and i read from the letter, as if they were placing a hand over a journalist camera lens, officials in this administration are blocking the public from having a view of the executive branch. is it not true, allison? >> no, i would disagree with what richard said. it is a huge deal. and particularly when it comes to these pictures, photo journalism is journalism. and it is no

allison robinson also provided written testimony to the committee regarding the painful separation from her family that she endured because of financial hardships while she searched for her first job as an openly transgendered female. again, too many of our fellow citizens are being judged and not by what they can contribute to the workplace but by who they are and whom they choose to love. unfortunately we can cite countless cases of bigotry and blatant job discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. equal opportunity is not just an abstract principle or a matter of statistics. every day decent, hardworking americans are being hurt by this form of discrimination. so it's been almost 50 years since we first took steps to eliminate discrimination at work. 23 years since we passed the americans with disabilities act. to eliminate discrimination against people with disabiliti disabilities. and we still have a long way to go. but our country is a far better place -- far better -- because of laws against discrimination based on race and sex and national origin and religion

allison, founder of women who tech, thanks so much for joining us. happy thanksgiving >> thank you. >> that's a wrap of things for me. see you back here on black friday. of course, you can catch "weekends with alex witt" on weekend days. "now" with alex wagner is up next with karen finney. >> how are you, alex? we're going to talk about the latest supreme court challenge of the aca, which puts women's reproductive rights on the line, and i'll talk to planned parenthood president se seal richards. plus, will congress press ahead with new iranian sanctions in spite of a nuclear agreement. and policy from the pulpit. pope francis weighs in on triple-down economics and no, paul ryan, he doesn't have your back on this one. all that when "now" starts in a mere 180 seconds. [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his bl

. >> allison. i'm bringing a letter that i put na in

. >>> allison tells us that the u.s. had been working on an agreement without its closest allies even knowing that the talks were taking place. some of them are not happy. >> reporter: the historic deal signed sunday in geneva is the year of secret talks between the united states and iran. >> they would have to destroy their ewe ran yum that they -- uranium that they have. >> reporter: in exchange billions of dollars will be lifted. the israeli prime minister wasted no time reacting to the word of the nuclear accord. >> and what was included in geneva last night? it is not a historic agreement. it's a historic mistake. that they have not made the world a safer place. but the agreement is what we have had in 2005. and the agreement, it has made the world a much more dangerous place of employment >> reporter: months dangerous -- dangerous place. it eased the tension of the u.s. and iran. in september, he spoke on the phone with the leader as it was the first conversation in more than 30 years. cbs news. s and the allies ha

allison, loved your piece. welcome to "street signs." make the economic -- we know it's annoying to get dark at 4:45 p.m. make the economic argument for ending dst. >> america had over 300 time zones when we were trying to keep time with the sun. we moved to fewer time zones because of the railroad industry and telegraph. so, the whole point is economic coordination. the problem with daylight saving, some states do it, some don't. most countries don't do it. and everyone does it on a different day. it just leads to a lot of confusion. you can imagine if you're a trader having to keep track of all these different markets when the time zone changes. and then if you think about coordination, why would we stick with a system that was based on commerce in the 1880s? it seems it would be much more efficient if we would go to two time zones, pacific and eastern time, or move eastern time onto central time and pacific time on to rocky time. that way california and new york would only be an hour apart. you can imagine for all the traders on the w

couldn't come out and that just felt really really strange at that that they would do that because allison you became the pariah in the room not dull. the festival was nearly over and still no loss at all this pressure just being scouted. as i was preparing to leave los angeles i heard that dole had served the court order on the festival demanding all the e-mails contracts recordings film footage relating to my movie. it seems like this is not over yet. i came back to sweden early july i was totally exhausted after the turmoil in l.a. . so i was actually sitting at home one night on the internet looking for a whole day trips with my kids and i received a call from los angeles it's a journalist who wants to comment on a lawsuit being brought against me from dold dole foods is suing us. film maker for wanting to show a fraudulent documentary slamming the company. based filmmaker frederick is being sued by a dollar the company claims the film is a fraud. we are suing. because we. produced a movie which is there clearly you know this much of the against the company and against our employees. i

couldn't come out and that just felt really really strange at that that they would do that because allison you became the pariah in the room not dull. the festival was nearly over and still no loss but all this pressure just been scattered. as i was preparing to leave los angeles i heard that dole had served a court order on distressed demanding all e-mails contracts recordings film footage relating to my movie. it seems like this is not over yet. i came back to sweden early july i was totally exhausted after the turmoil in l.a. . so i was actually sitting at home one night on the internet looking for a whole day trips with my kids and i received a call from los angeles it's a journalist who wants to comment on a lawsuit being brought against me from dold dole foods is suing us. film maker for wanting to show a fraudulent documentary slamming the company. based filmmaker frederick is being sued by a dollar the company claims the film is a fraud. we are suing. because we. produced a movie which is there clearly you know this much of the against the company and against our employees. it's th

two of my best friends, judy and allison are the best moms, my own wife the exception. the best moms on planet earth. no social science data, you or anyone can tell me they're doing bad by their kids. my big concern is that this becomes a political talking point. at the end of the day, your party looks like they don't get it. that they don't understand. and you got kids watching the show right now. you are a political genius. you are one of the best in the business. they're looking at you and saying this guy doesn't appreciate my family. i don't know how your party survives that. >> i would disagree on several levels. first of all, if you really care about marriage, you would be trying to reform no fault divorce laws so that it wasn't easier for a man to for sake the wife of his youth than it is for him to get out of a cell phone contract. okay? it's easier for you to divorce your spouse than it is to fire your assistant. and that ought to be reformed to strengthen marriage. >> after this break, i want to you sit here. we're going to come back. we have a final question

. >> reporter: because of face time, allison who's a junior at the university of texas has been able to stay in contact with him in realtime. >> a lot of times i'll show him the outside. >> reporter: you think that helps him. >> yeah, i think so. >> reporter: her brother says it's devastating when they miss a call. >> it's devastating. a lot of times you'll answer the call but the call won't go through. it drops, and he can't make the call again. >> reporter: school psychologist mark pizano counsels military families. >> to get a text from a parent in a war zone saying that they're fine is a lot different than being able to see them on a video screen saying that they're fine because then you can visually see that they're fine. >> reporter: each year the department of defense invests billions in family support programs and providing text support is now a key part of their approach, even in here. this army specialist dialed in to witness the birth of his child at a birth center in afghanistan. >> i was like i'm not going to cry, i'm not going to cry and then i kind of broke down. >> re

. >> reporter: because of face time, allison, who's a junior at university of texas in austin has been able to stay connected in real time. >> a lot of the times when i'm talking to him, i'll show him the outside. >> do you think that helps him? >> yeah, i think so. >> reporter: the school psychologists council the military families near fort bragg. >> to get a text from parents in the war zone saying they're fine is a lot different than being able to see them on a video screen saying that they are fine. because then you can eventually see they are okay. >> reporter: each year the department of defense invest billions in family-support programs in providing text support that's a key part of their approach, even in here. army specialists dialed in to witness the birth of his child at a uso center in afghanistan. >> i was like oh i'm not going to cry, i'm not going to cry. and i kind of broke down. >> reporter: after his daughter was born, he stayed in constant contact with her through the computer. his wife, brittany, says that the the technology seals an emotional bond, long before he

and allison bernstein, who insists on calling herself bernstein even thought it makes me steennem who is a great international activist and there are so many of you here. i just want to tantalize you to make sure you look around and see three or four people you don't know and you introduce yourself. and it is a celebration of my inclusion among 15 people i greatly admire who are being presented with the medal of freedom by president obama. there's no president in history from whose hand i would be more honored to receive this medal. and it gives me a chance to say here i'm especially grateful for this lunch because actually when we get the medal, we can't talk, it turns out. i'm grateful to have the opportunity to say here that i would be crazy if i didn't understand that this was a medal for the entire women's movement. [ applause ] it belongs to shirley chism and bella abzug and patsy mink and in the future it would be great for robin morgan -- i'm lobbying a little bit here. barbara smith. gloria ansuldua and so many more, and it has already honored rosa parks and rachel carson and

couldn't come out and that just felt really really strange at that that they would do that because allison you became the pariah in the room not dull. the festival was nearly over and still no loss but all this pressure just been scattered. as i was preparing to leave los angeles i heard that dole had served a court order on the festival demanding all emails contracts recordings film footage relating to my movie. it seems like this is not over yet. i came back to sweden early july i was totally exhausted after the turmoil in l.a. . so i was actually sitting at home one night on the internet looking for a whole day trips with my kids and i received a call from los angeles it's a journalist who wants to comment on a lawsuit being brought against me from dold dole foods is suing us. film maker for wanting to show a fraudulent documentary slamming the company money based filmmaker frederick is being sued by a dollar the company claims the film is a fraud. we are suing. because we. produced the riches are clearly a dish much very against the company and against our employees. it's three differe

sergei lavrov raised hopes of an imminent agreement might join the talks on saturday morning to see allison cost. that optimism has faded. when school is close to downtown correspondent models dennis who is in geneva for us michael's everyone is waiting to see the sun deal comes out of the stokes what is really just your hearing well it's still quite confusing because the some minutes ago but just the two in june and solace to and he told me that well. that is still the possibility that we got them that emit more than just a statement explaining a postponement. all of these talks but from the iranian side i really heard the odds and is more likely to see a postponement of four and i to know the next within the next fourteen days but the reason for that possible postponement is still unknown now i smell a deal is reached at night what would be the next steps. well a new deal about it she would mean doubts the pink skirts on the lower level than the minister and that'll cost to deal again have to prepare the remaining issues to find some common agreements. and then maybe in an unknown. oh ten