kerry's visit, which so far seems to be fairly productive. >> john kerry's visit hasn't been much of a talking point in egypt. everyone is here talking about the mohamed morsi trial. that starts tomorrow, monday here. the former president was ousted over the summer. he's been put on trial. that is taking precedence to any other news. the one thing that many egyptians feel is the idea that a senior american figure could come here and meddle in affairs - that's how they see it, meddling with egyptian affairs - they don't think he should be allowed to. i would say the muslim brotherhood after the coup looked to america to do something on their behalf, to push forward and stop the government from taking hold. that didn't happen, now that the interim government is in charge now with the backing of the military, most egyptians think, "well, this has nothing to do with america. it's egyptian affairs." whatever the american government says about that doesn't have anything to do with them. >> thank you, sue turton, live in cairo. let's talk more about john kerry's visit to egypt, and put it i

john kerry would not come on tv and making is up. having said that for the past many years, the iranian leadership tried to tie the program with iran's identity. they are a proud people coming from a long line of history, taking an agreed deal of pride in history and identity. tying this to a nuclear program has been a winning card. they have the right to enrich under the mpt according to the iranian government the the west has been - there's no inherent right to enrich according to article 4 of the npt. the foreign minister went on youtube and had a video saying, "hey, why can't the iranians get the same treatment as any other county? if they can enrich, why can't we." the answer is not every country in the world behaves the by the gulf country does. it stems from iran's revolutionary and alienating flam atry rhetoric and behaviour. but it is acceptable to see mohammad javad zarif and the iranian team try to sell this to domestic audiences, yes. the right to enrich is respected. in the u.s. the president can never go along with a de

secretary of state john kerry is in saudi arabia tonight. he began a 9-day middle east trip - first stop egypt. >> syria's main opposition group is refusing to attend a second round of peace talks in geneva unless certain conditions are met. rebel leaders in the eastern democratic republic of congo are calling for fighters to lay down their guns. tonight we look at so-called blue zones - places where people live longer and healthier lives. [ ♪ music ] >> tonight secretary of state john kerry is in saudi arabia trying to smooth over tensions. his 9-day trip to the middle east began with a quick stop in egypt. it's the highest level visit there since the military removed president mohamed morsi in july. during kerry's 6-hour stay he called for the violence to end and the country to move towards full democracy. we have the latest from washington. >> the first stop made on the trip to the middle east was not to saudi arabia, but instead to cairo egypt. it's the first and highest ranking visit by a u.s. official since july 3rdrd. that's the day

secretary of state john kerry is in geneva and staying there. he has now canceled planned trips to algeria and morocco tomorrow, and is going to stay in geneva to keep working on a deal over iran's nuclear issue. >>> u.s. companies added 204,000 workers to their payroll in the last month. >>> and in the philippines at least four people are dead after typhoon haiyan hit. it is the strongest typhoon recorded since records have been kept. >>> the marijuana industry is growing in the u.s. business leaders are gathering outside of see at to showcase their cannabis products. alan, quite the gathering? >> it is. the second annual national marijuana business expo. and it's a sellout. expectations in this room for the growth and the health of the business of marijuana are sky high. throw a marijuana business and conference expo, and they will come. no smoking, please, this is serious business. >> these business people are coming in from all sorts of industries and walks of life. >> reporter: you didn't have any trouble selling out this conference? >> non

. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in the middle east. his 9-day tour kicks off in israel, jordan and saudi arabia. first a meeting in egypt, a major step towards starting peace talks designed to stop a civil war in syria. >> sue turton has the latest from cairo. >> it's merging that the discussions with nabil fahmy, the egyptian foreign minister, and john kerry, included a situation in regards to syria. we are hearing out of the arab league there was an emergency meeting of foreign minister resist this evening, egyptian time. the egyptian foreign minister will present a vision, initiative that the u.s. and egyptians discussed. if initiative is regarding the geneva ii convention - we know that they are trying to get all parties around the table later on in november, to try to come to some sort of political diplomatic halt to the violence that is going on in syria. apparently they have come up with a plan, a vision. this vision will be presented to all of the various foreign ministers later on this evening. we are watching whether that's r

>> it's a fence penin mending fr secretary of state john kerry. >> and a wall street player becomes a player as the government announces a record setting fine for insider trading. ♪ >> it is an eight nation trip over just a ten-day, secretary of state john kerry arrived in poland ontari only moments ago. it's a trip that for the most part keeps him in the middle east. saudi arabia earlier today his goal to ease growing tensions on several issues including syria's civil war. mike viqueira joins us from the white house. what he is trying to accomplish with this middle east tour they >> they are downing playing the differences with the longstanding allies they are not

secretary of state john kerry is in israel and in the wastwest bank in his latest attt to regain pes peace talks. it's the faltering peace talks that are taking pres precedence. >> i hope that we would continue in good faith that brought the parties together in the first place. this can be achieved with good faith, with a serious effort on both side to make real compromises and hard decisions, this can be achieved. president obama sees the road ahead as do i. >> so a positive turn from john kerry, but prime minister net netanyahu took the time to point the finger to the palestinians.

john kerry is due to visit israel and the west bank. his trip part of an effort to revise peace talks between israel and the palestinians. we have this report from the west bank. palestinians are losing hope there's anything left for them to gain. >> it was not like this 10 years ago. now this is the only way home. living in a prison would be easier. here he and his family faced a threat of harassment from jewish settlers and the israeli army. >> we live inside the wall, not behind or next to it. inside it. i am surrounded by gates. on each gate is a mortal danger zone. imagine what that is like. >> the separation wall surrounds his house. to show you what it means. it's over at the back, going across the side and the front. he's isolated. you have a settlement down the road, another on the hill, and here when we come to his garden there's a settlement literally across the way. it's an extreme example reflecting the reality of ever-expanding israeli settlements. israeli government approved thousands of units. they were out raged by the

lou: going back to susan rice and secretary john kerry. this looks to be a real problem for the president. another fissure in a state that once was in a very successful president released in the early days who is now laboring under all sorts of weights and challenges and this is one that i don't quite -- i don't quite know how it's going to end. >> i don't know how it's going to end. but i do know that john kerry has been vanished because he is a man on the ground and when he's in egypt, even if susan rice wants him to talk about mohammed morsi and the importance of the ousting president and coming back,,he's the one who will decide whether or not he wants to do that and clearly he doesn't want to do that and he didn't do it and as a result he was much more effective in egypt than he would have been had we listened to his wife. once again, we all agreed that john kerry's instincts on this are correct. lou: where is this president succeeding right now? i don't ask that facetiously come i'm actually being serious. but where is he succeeding

but we expect to hear from john kerry fairly soon. that is live pictures of john kerry in gentlemeva. we have the dean of johns hopkins -- an expert on in iran. i know you have met with foreign minister zarif. you think there is a historic opportunity to dramatically improve u.s.-iranian relations right now. >> there is a willing to agree to things they have never agreed to before. we are in new territory. the deal is the beginning of a much longer process. we knew all along there is not going to be a final deal in these meetings in geneva. but having a deal, an agreement between the united states and iran for the first time in 30 years is a milestone. and we hope that it will be the first step to something that is bigger and a credible deal. but there is no question if we went back a year ago we would never have conceived that what happened tonight would have happened. >> and it's happening, you believe because ahmendinejad is no longer the president but rouhani is the president. is that your sense? >> yes, it is. and a lot of credit

what does john kerry's arrival in geneva really mean? >> i think it means that they are awfully close. now, 10 days ago when john kerry arrived and the other foreign ministers, i think most of us thought there would be a deal. there wasn't. i don't want to get too far ahead of the story. the deputy foreign minister said that progress was made. there's outstanding issues. the iranian deputy foreign minister said there's two to three things you are working on. normally you don't bring in the big guns unless you are close. but there's no guarantees. >> what about enriching uranium, is iran ready to accept limitations? >> the core of the deal - the deal has been around before hassan rouhani's election. in the first phase iran will end enrichment at 20% - which is the number one nonproliferation concern >> 20%. >> you don't want 20% sitting around that could be upgraded to 80 or 90%. they'll enrich at 3-5%, you cannot make a weapon at 3-5%. they'll freeze part of the program and condition a more modest enrichment program as part of the deal.

secretary of state john kerry is in israel in his latest attempt to revive peace talks. he just met benjamin ne net ne a 00 of he is making clear his belief ther that there there wes in the talking process. john kerry said they would continue to push for agreement and for this the prime minister agreed with him. john kerry apologized for this part of the process and the talks will be as i woul quiet ad closed as possible. and discussion too about iran, prime minister ne aan extended visited by the u.s. secretary of state john kerry an much of him to discuss between him and the israeli prime minister. he will be meeting the palestinian prime minister later on this day. >> other news coming out of israel this morning. the former foreign minister has been found not guilty of corruption. does this open the way for him to be back involved in these negotiations and what impact will that have? >> well it does, in theory, that court proceeding incidentally happened 500 meters away from where johjohn kerry was meetinge minister. they would keep it open pending the end of this par

john kerry has just been to israel. he has just talked to benjamin netanyahu. he has outlined the united states' position. is it possible you have got this entirely wrong? do you reserve the right to bomb iran? is that what you are saying to the u.s.? of the deals us with north korea in 2005, which everyone celebrated as a great romantic victory. the north koreans exploded their first nuclear device. -- everyone celebrated as a great victory. that is why they want enrichment . they are building a heavy water reactor or. -- reactor. the proposals on the table do not stop the heavy water reactor. >> what you are saying to me can only mean one thing. there is a profound crisis and the united states. your views are diametrically opposed. >> all indications at this moment are that we are going to get a ad deal out of geneva. >> you have made that point. inthere now a crisis relations between israel and washington? these proposals are adopted, it is a dark day, it is a ad day. it is a -- it is a bad day. iranians get their yellowcake and they can eat it too. they get

secretary of state john kerry is there right now adding his wait to the negotiations. iran is believed to have five nuclear sights. the west wants to reduce them or stop completely in exchange for ending crippling sanctions. phil we're hearing that the russian prime minister may join those negotiations what are you learning about that? >> well, dell, not 15 minutes ago, i made a phone call to the foreign ministry in moscow as they told me as yet there are no plans for him to fly to geneva to [ technical difficulties ] >>> frozen foreign bank accounts. now that's what the iranians want, but we have also heard just in the last little while that there will be an iaea going to tehran next week to inspect or at least talk about increasing transparency on the iranian nuclear program. so there is obviously some movement going on on the ground here in geneva. we have not heard anything definitive and there is still an awful lot of question as to whether or not the narrow gaps that secretary of state kerry mentioned when he arrived here, whether or not those narrow gaps are get

secretary john kerry will go to morocco and algeria. mike viqueira reporting from the white house. >> a new report claims american physicians have been helping torture prisoners at guantanamo bay. if true it violates the doctors' hippocratic oath - to do no harm. >> this is how the head of the u.s. army medical command describes her group. >> an organization founded on army values, warrior ethos and the trust that exists between patients and providers. >> the military has fallen short of that standard according to a 2-year review of public records by an independent task force of american league and medical experts. in dealing with prisoniers they found: >> consulting on techniques to induce disorientation. used medical information for interrogation instances. >> detainees have been force-fed in violation of a been by the world medical association. >> this is one of our medical ethical principles that grounds what we do, respect the autonomy of the patient. that's not the case in guantanamo. >> the report accuses the defense department t

benjamin netanyahu has growthed john kerry. and we now know that john kerry has arrived in west bank. >> soldiers are celebrating defeat of m-23 rebels in the democratic republic of congo. some soldiers have found evidence that the rebels have support from rwanda during the 20 month uprising. the government is not going to win and the opposition is not going to win on the ground. >> syrians must wait for a diplomatic end to the war. they have not been able to get a diplomat to agree to peace talks in geneviev again geneva. >> how is john kerry's visit being seen there in israel. he is aiming to revive peace talks. i suppose the question is will he get anywhere? i mean even kerry said this is going to be a difficult call. >> yeah, on one hand the israelis and i believe also the palestinians are very cynical. look this is his eighth trip and this is happening after the second round of what you just described as confidence building measures and both taken by the israelis and palestinians under pressure. from the israeli side the s

kerry -- it seems at john kerry. could this complicate or slow down the process? >> it certainly does complicate. but we have noticed an extraordinary political will in tehran to find a solution. their economy is losing about $3 billion to $5 billion a month in lost oil revenues. 40% and in -- 40% inflation and rising unemployment. he needs to deliver something. -- what if john kerry goes in and says, we will reduce sanctions if you give us some guarantee that you will not enrich uranium about 20%? and then there are iranians -- the iranians say, how do we know congress is going to go along with this? >> that is probably what they will be asking. we have already seen elements of congress calling for new sanctions in the midst of these negotiations. in a strange way, washington has president obama in a tougher position than president rouhani. our allies are skeptical. >> and i spoke to someone on friday who said that if this eel goes through, it could increase the possibility of military action against iran because th

and secretary of state, john kerry, hopes to narrow the gap at geneva, switzerland, he'll be joined by three of his counterparts. this in exchange for easing the tough international sanctions. we're in egypt where john kerry arrived for the talks, and phil, are we expecting something to happen as soon as today? >> today may be a little optimistic. some of them may be continuing to tomorrow. but it's port to note that all of the big boys are in town. the foreign minister from the european union is here, and of course the secretary of state is here. so there's hope that there will be some movement, but as iran, secretary kerry did say that there's a lot of work to be done. >> it's important for those to be thoroughly and properly addressed, and i want to emphasize there's not an agreement at this point in time. we hope to try to narrow those differences, but i don't think that anybody should mistake that there are some important gaps that have to be closed. >> so fill, that being said, what are those important gaps that need to be closed? >> well, del, there are an awful lot of things be

john kerry is in egypt. he says some interesting things. the withholding of military aid is not a punishment. is it though? >> he is trying to appeal to the public opinion. >> in egypt. in egypt, definitely, not in the u.s., of course. after what happened in june last june are i or in july, ousting president morsi and the american reactioamerican retoward what td and they thought the american government was siding with the muslim brotherhood which created a lot of hostility towards the u.s. i think john kerry is trying to restore the image of the u.s. and build the bridges with the egyptian government. >> should he be building a bridge with this government that has killed hundredses of protestors and it's repressing some basic rights like freedom of press. at the end of the day the united states is not trying to break off with kie re. cairo. >> in some ways there are things theneed from egypt. the intelligence cooperation and these things are very valuable. core interests in the middle east in their own way. when he says the aid suspension

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secretary of state john kerry is going to be joining these talks. that means they are on the verge of having an agreement. it will be a six month holding off on nuclear development. it sounds like iran wants the ability to keep enriching uranium. from what we are reading about secretary of state kerry sounds like they are getting close. it is promising. i don't think these comments will kill that. >> this is a holding action. >> who is calling the shots? >> the new guys were honey. the other guys were just elected. they are moderates and they want a deal, in my judgement. the bottom line is very simple. we retain the right to erich having signed the nuclear treaty and candidly thone,opis the deal. they are not going to say anything about it, they are going to put limits on what they can enrich, where, how much, how much they have to give up. the makings of a deal are there, i think, because i don't believe wants an atom bomb. they want out of the sanctions. >> they want to show they are not really enriching. they are getting a lot from this, too. th

john kerry says, look everybody was on board. it was iran that walked away. there really wasn't any disagreement. true? >> no. what happened was john kerry and the iranians have essentially done a deal together without involving other countries. remember, it was over the weekend in geneva. at the last minute, the french minister said, hey, what's going on here? he flew into geneva which was not preplanned. they wanted stronger measures to stop iran from opening a plutonium plant and to do more to cut back on enrichment. my sources say they have agreed with americans and the chinese and the russians to put forward a proposal which was tougher than what john kerry wanted to the iranians. that's when the iranians said we can't do this here. >> back to tehran. is this new deal sufficient in your view as matt described it to get a deal with iran? >> it essentially freezes -- it doesn't even freeze the iranian nuclear program in place. it basically slows it from a sprint to a jog. the iranians will still continue to enrich uranium. will still continue to manufactur

secretary of state john kerry is on a 9-day overseas trip. this is his first stop in cairo and the first since the ousting of mohamed morsi, who goes on trial tomorrow. john kerry travels to europe and north africa. 23-year-old paul ciancia has been charged with murder in the shooting of a t.s.a. officer. the new york city marathon steps off in a few hours amid tightened security. there's op one nfl team without beating. will the chiefs survive another week. >> next up al jazeera continues and we are back with you in 2.5 minutes. >> stay tuned. in the meantime follow us on our website aljazeera.com. >>> mending fences. secretary of state john kerry makes a trip to the middle east. >> it was an ambush. we see it as an ambush. >> pakistani leaders blame the u.s. for sabotaging peace talks as the taliban promises to seek revenge. >> the healthcare.gov website is down. trying to make it glich free before an end of the month deadline. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm here in new york. secretary of state john kerry is in the middle eas

this time straight-john kerry is travelling to geneva at this -- secretary of state john kerry is travelling to geneva hoping to boost talks between iran and six powers. negotiators have been working since thursday trying to hammer out a deal. the talks were scheduled to end friday. they were extended ahead hopes of a breakthrough. >> for 10 years iran admitted to building vast infrastructure. it could be for peaceful energy, but could create components of nuclear weapons. today iran is being convinced to give up the capacity to make a bomb. >> it is the president's poll say that iran not make a nuclear weapon. >> think of making bomb like tea, right now they are brewing uranium. the brew would be lighter, just 5%ful the deal stopping construction of iran's plutonium plant, allowing u.n. inspectors more access. >> we need iran to provide complete and utter reassurance about the peaceful nature of the program. >> in return the u.s. would lift $7 billion in sanctions. iran doesn't have to tear down nuclear structures. that's where iran opposes it. >> it's a bad deal affecting our survival. >>

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secretary of state john kerry said that the u.s. major allies met with iran although iran declined its proposal. >>> the honoring of u.s. women e men and women. this veteran's day is a chance for all americans to simply say two words: thank you. >> meteorologist: and meteorologist dave warren, this time of year you see the temperatures rise a few degrees. we're seeing this front right through the northern plains and dropping south right through nebraska and kansas, and seeing a quick drop in temperatures and that drop will continue to push south. it does bring rain and a snow shower and we see a passing shower. this is not a widespread event with rain or snow. just a quick shot of some light snow as this front moves south. you'll notice a big drop in temperatures before you see any snow accumulate. that will be the big story. here is a big drop happening in the last 22 hours. minneapolis has dropped. omaha, 5 degrees, but that's getting colder and colder as the front moves through. there is that slight climb in temperatures. in kans

john kerry's unexpected departure from the middle east to geneva strengthens the speculation. officials remained tight lipped on the details. principal korean can freeze its nuclear program and return the international community can partially lifted sanctions. we can buy them some very modest. police. but given the sanctions architecture and boys keeping for sanctions in place. there is cautious optimism after a decade long deadlock with the rain and foreign minister canceling a planned trip to rome in order to remain in geneva. i felt that god is on the opposite sunway toll also trying to reach a resolution. this perspective encouraging for a re enacting seen as a friend by others. israel's sense that sanctions are the least the international community can do to long iran's nuclear program israel totally opposes these proposals. i believe that adopting them would be a mistake. of historical core. the israeli prime minister has a lance chance to plead his case before john kerry as the meat again just before the american secretary of state takes off in jaundice has to re name c

john kerry scares me. i don't trust him. i've dealt with him on an exact situation similar to this 20 years ago where he was negotiating with the vietnamese about the p.o.w. issue. he did secret deals with vietnam and undercut the p.o.w. lobby in the united states. and if he did it, that's his m.o. then, it could be his m.o. today. >> i want us because we're talking about him, secretary john kerry today, was trying to reassure israel that they are safer now because of this deal. let's watch that and then talk more. >> we will now be able to have greater inspection, greater knowledge, greater restraint. and that will expand the amount of time it would take for them to break out and create a nuclear weapon. that makes israel safer. that makes the region safer. >> doug, you're israel now. what's your response? >> well, the response is you hope and pray that what john kerry said is true. but you know through your own work, your own efforts that bottom line, there are secret plants -- secret facilities in iran that we do not have

secretary of state john kerry said today and in fact you know what stipulated in the deal reached in geneva it seems like there is ground for you know more say contradictions there and you know disagreements because on the one hand we've heard the iranian foreign minister saying that iran does have the right to enrich uranium whereas john kerry said no. point blank and zero so where do you see the relations and sad the negotiations going from this point i mean say six months down the road. you know something that i did not hear mr kerry mention i don't run in foreign minister mentioned i do know here in that part of his talk they talk about the twenty percent enriched uranium now many of your viewers may not know that the twenty percent enriched uranium is for medical isotopes it's not nuclear it's still considered low enrich uranium it's not weapons grade and the reason that in the past negotiations have not gone anywhere simply with regard to the twenty percent enriched uranium of the medical isotopes is there is a global shortage of it now if you want is to give up its twenty perc

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you seem to be missing a major point of john kerry's testimony. you stated several times what the secretary says the u.s. does not have any obligations under the treaty. he didn't say that. what he testified to is we have already met our obligations under patrice so we need to take not so we need to take h we net ty we need to take no additional action to comply. peer administration today and another times has repeatedly stated before this committee that all legislation necessary to implement the treaty already exist, so therefore the conversation we have had about what the ruds look like are important to amplify that and to make sure there is no views that would undermine that reality. the concern that the treaty committee could suddenly declare itself the arbiter of ruds simply doesn't in my mind hold water in the context of some of our history here. for over 20 years we have been a party to the international covenant on civil and political rights or what is called the c aicc aiccpr. we gratified that the number of ruds which are similar to thos

delegation by john kerry and the secretary of state's involvement at this critical stage. he stayed that the mood is there to work constructively and he is looking forward to the next round that occurs on the 20th and we're awaiting to hear from secretary of state john kerry but wee's heard from katherine ashton and the iranian foreign minister that a deal could not be reached during these three days, three days plus now that we're into sunday here in geneva but we hear then from all of the foreign ministers who are putting out statements following the announcement that the deal was not reached. most of them seem to be saying already that there is some progress being made and that there is optimism but, you know, we'll have to see whether or not that actually does happen when they reconvene in a week's-plus time. jonathan? >> explain to us, for those not familiar with the diplomatic moves, why are they taking a week's break? why not just continue the negotiations? >> well, because look you have some of heaviest hitters here on the diplomat continue stage. every single fore

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. >>> secretary of state john kerry is visiting israel and the west bank. it is his latest attempt to revive the negotiations there. both sides say the other is to blame for the current state of talks or non-talks. john kerry said that he was optimistic that tensions could be overcome. >> i hope we will continue in the good faith that brought the parties together in the first place. this can be achieved with good faith, with a serious effort on both sides, to make real compromises, and hard decisions. this can be achieved. president obama sees the road ahead as do i. >> and kerry also met today with palestinian leader in bethlehem. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is here to try to bring the palestinian and israel negotiators closer after direct talks started and were relaunched between the two sides since the end of july. it's going to be a very difficult task because so far the pal stinance and israelis have held 16 meetings without achieving any break through. one official described the israeli stance as the worst in 20 years. since these talks

prove it. >> secretary of state john kerry speaking there. now he insist that's iran will not be allowed to produce a nuclear weapon. >> cnn chief national correspondent jim sciutto joins us live from general e geneva. who wins from this deal? >> i think there is enough in this deal that both sides can claim victory of new unprecedented restrictions on iran's nuclear program and some sanctions, relief and exchange for that given to iran. i think more broadly, you have the potential to redefine iran's relations with the west. you look at the details of this deal, they're components in here that we would not have thought possible just a few weeks ago. in geneva, a historic deal is struck. >> for the first time in a decade, we have halted the progress of the iranian nuclear program. and keep parts of the program will be rolled back. >> designed to block iran from ever building a nuclear weapon. >> these are substantial limitations which will help prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. simply put, they cut off iran's most likely paths to a

john kerry also announced the u.s. is sending another 75 million in aid. >> let me emphasize at this point that the position of the united states of america on settlement s is that we consider now and have always considered the settlements to be illegitimate, and i want to make it extremely clear that at no time did the palestinians in any way agree as a matter of going back to the talks that they somehow condone or accept the settlements. >> speaking with kerry in jerusalem, benjamin netenyahu said he is worried the palestinians aren't committed to peace. >> i am concerned about the progress, because they say the palestinians continue with incitement, continuing to create artificial crises, continuing to avoid and run away from the historic decisions that are needed to make a genuine peace. i hope your visit can help stare them back to a place where we can achieve the historical peace that we seek and our people deserve. >> hamas won't be included in peace talks. deputy minister of foreign affairs for hamas says any n

john kerry jones russian and french counterparts. diplomats are expected to arrive raising hopes of a breakthrough. what is on the table? iran says it has the right to enrich uranium insisting that it is for nuclear research. it says the ability to enrich is red line. but that technology can produce bombs. france, u.s., china, russia and the u.s. want to stop that happening and are calling on iran to allow more inspections of its facilities, in return tehran wants an end to crippling sanctions. now we go live to our correspondent covering the talks. the big guns arrived in geneva. a sign of a break through? >> most are here. some to arrive. signs of a breakthrough. impossible not to see signs with political heavy weights arriving in geneva, two weeks after they came here. remember two weeks ago they thought there was a deal only to discover there was not. the latest to arrive, a german. there is a chance of a deal, but there's work to be done. john kerry arrived during the course of the morning. there's a flurry of meetings he's atte

. >> secretary of state john kerry visits cairo. >>> and on the eve of his first trial the look at the former egyptian president in months. we have the secret footage. >> the democrati democrat seigec republic of congo to be at an end. >> and this it is the end it the new york city marathon. >> secretary of state john kerry is on a nine day tour of the middle east. his trip began with a quick added stop. egypt. it's the highest level of visit since the military removed president morsi in july. during his stay over kerry called for an end to the violence that called for the coup. >> the first stop us secretary of state john kerry made on his latest trip to the middle east was not to saudi arabia, but to cairo egypt. it's the first and highest ranking official to the capital city since july 3rd. that is the day that the military remove mohamed morsi from his post ac as president of the egypt and placed him under arrest. it was john kerry's mission to deliver a message from the obama administration on what washington expect kie re t cairn the white so weeks and months a. how can they move

. >>> secretary of state john kerry says now it's time for iran to prove it does not want to build a nuclear weapon. he is defending the deal saying the u.s. will enter more negotiations with eyes wide open. still israel and several american lawmakers blast the compromise saying iran views the white house as week. the fear is that the agreement will allow tehran to develop weapons. what does the deal include - halting uranium enrichment above 5%, and limiting the stockpile of 20%. that eases concerns that iran can build a weapon. no new centrifuges, that's freezes them for the next six month. libby casey - what is the hope for iran in the next six months? >> it buys time and gives iran a chance to say, as it claims, that it's developing nuclear power for peaceful purposes. president obama and secretary of state john kerry hope that had will give time for a comprehensive agreement that will halt or pull back iran's nuclear program, not just the pause. being able to convert or dial out the enriched uranium to 20% and allowing inspections to go through would many that the international

kerry. >> a u upa thumbs up. >> john kerry with his counterparts fro dramatically changed their plans to fly here to personally take charge of the goenegotiations with the irania. i want to emphasize there is not an agreement at this point in time. but the p five is working hard and i look forward to the meetings i will be having very shortly. >> no one is giving a running commentary on the progress of the talks. but the iranians have said even though a deal is close there are difficult sticking points. >> we have now entered the difficult and sensitive phase of editing the texts if the agreement is reached soon. given the sensitivity of ha thee discussions we see that the ministers are eager to participate. they can't stay in geneva for days on end. if tha happens there that happey that will try to kill an agreement before it's even signed. >> and the talks continue tomorrow as they come down to the wire. i spoke to the national securitie adviser to president carter during the iranian revolution. and i asked him if the u.s. should and could broker a deal oveoff iran's nuclear program

i certainly had doubts that he was motivated by himself. >> who does john kerry think shot general john walker fired right through his window. the general at oxford, mississippi. he shot to kill him. if he had not killed him, there would have been no dallas. but did he have a conspiracy for general walker? >> who knows. >> if there was a conspires sissifus, it would have been uncovered. bobby kennedy was calling helms. you heard every other day what are we saying about castro. >> why were the kennedys concerned about castro? >> after the cuban missile crisis? >> they had given out a statement they would not invade cuba. >> why was the cuban missile event so serious in his thinking? >> they put missiles in cuba that could have blown up washington dc. >> how did kennedy escape from that net? >> he ordered them out. he gave a secret deal to take out our missiles from italy and turkey. >> so a deal was cut. >> yeah, a deal was cut. >> so there was a time when there was serious concern about castro and was there concern about eliminating him in a more ... >> castro wanted to fire the missile

secretary of state john kerry met with iran's foreign minister today. matthew chance is live in geneva. matthew, what is going on right now? >> reporter: well, it's very interesting. i certainly think these negotiations are coming to some kind of resolution at the moment. john kerry, your secretary of state, is in a meeting with all of the other foreign ministers from the world powers, with the exception of iran, to discuss what the iranian negotiating position is. they're talking about that intensely. obviously, to see whether there's any kind of way they can bridge the narrow gaps, as they've been described to us, that still exist between the two positions. all in an attempt, of course, to try to build an agreement, an interim agreement that would ensure that iran would not build a nuclear weapon. now, what we've also heard, and it's been announced by the state department now, is on tomorrow, on november 24th, john kerry will go to london. so that means that his travel plans have been set. he'll be meeting the british foreign secretary william haig th

. >> secretary of state john kerry will return to the united states today following weekend meetings overseas about iran's nuclear program. john kerry arrived to meet with emirate officials after a marathon meeting in switzerland that failed to produce a deal on iran's nuclear program. john kerry says the major powers were unified so that contradicts reports that france balked but iran he said would not soap the deal. john kerry called israel's rejection of the deal to be "premature." >> forget relaxing on the couch after thanksgiving dinner, a major retail chain is jumping on the black thursday shopping wagon. >> dead satellite crashes back to earth. did the bits colgate optic white dual action shines and whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. and whiten even more, with optic white mouthwash and the whole colgate optic white line. ( snaps, clatters )en more, with optic white mouthwash that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone, on this monday, vetera

john kerry moving to saudi arabia tomorrow. we'll look at that later here on joz al jazeera. >> united nations is looking for an assess fire in yemen. the red cross has been given access. 58 people have been killed in the last week. the violence is threatening to derail the draft of the new constitution. >> yemen's security forces on alert in the capital. a wave of political killings and attacks by al qaeda increased fears. a future that is being decided at a national dialogue conference. >> activists are debating the structure of the state. this is what yemen may look like. map arg -- many argue people in the south must be convinced to join a federal system. >> in aiden a separatist movement is grow, calling for the south to break from the north. >>. >> the most important issue is to sort out the southern question. if not the whole of yemen is facing a grave situation whereby the men in the north continue north and south. >> a federal system may encourage houthi rebels to call for an independent state in sadda province. yemen

secretary of state john kerry diverted planes and canceled meetings to fly to geneva. >> jon: let the call go out to the league of unknown gentlemen. diplomats assemble! [laughter] they were all there, all the big diplomats. there was hans the germman -- jean claude from france, lord barrington j. powder of the uk and the man from tehran, jimmy death to america zarif. [ laughter ] yes, from all around the world foreign ministers came to geneva by jet, by boat and train. john kerry himself turned around his trusty sailboard and said, entre you -- obviously it took kerry the longest time to get there because he was on the water. [laughter] it was worth the wait because bear in mind the historical context of these talks wench take it for granted that the secretary of state should talk to iran foreign minister but that hadn't happened in 34 years until last september and they spent more time in the last 24 hours than they have in 34 years. >> jon: 36 years. i'm -- 34 years. i'm guessing america was like, man, what were we even fighting about? and iran was all like, well in 1953 you organi

john kerry is in the middle of the negotiations. he's in switzerland. twice today, he met with officials. still, the outlook for an agreement is not clear. it's after midnight in geneva. matthew chance is also staying up late. matthew, john kerry plans to leave switzerland tomorrow, which is hours away. does that necessarily mean no deal? >> reporter: i think it means, martin, this negotiation reached a critical stage. the announcement by the state announcement that john kerry is leaving for london. he's meeting there with his british counter part to discuss iran and syria. he's also going to meet with the prime minister in london as well. it sets the deadline for the negotiations. they can't go on indefinitely. it serves the purpose to add pressure to the negotiations taking place all throughout the day, the past four days, in fact and continuing into the night. we know that right now, john kerry is at a meeting with his colleagues from the p-5 and the other five security council plus germany discussing the differences they have at this late stage with