they have agreed to provide limited antl and temporary sancs on the auto sector and gold and precious metals. those sanctions have cost iran $1.5 billion. they have agreed to hold off on sanctions for a period of six months and allow ira iranian students to get limited assistance from the government. sales of the eye rai iranian oie heavily restricted but teheran could start seeing oil rov revee if they stick to their commitment. what are people in iran saying about this deal. what is the dealin feel on the d from the people that have been affected by the sanctions in place. some of which will now be lifted. do they think they have a good deal in again into hav geneva? >> probably not really. iranians don't think they got a good deal in geneva. when you look at the economic impact of the sanctions for the people of iran. the inflation is very high and it's not all abou because of sanctions but it's a mismanagement of the prior government. but sanctions play a role. if you look at the oil based petro chemical based revenue. iranthe national gas company is facing collapse. it needs $6 m

the vibrant do it yourself culture of urban rence sance. unique entrepreneurs. artists transforming the city one block at a time. where's that? well, that is happening. young, idealistic, true-believing, hard-working, creative people are indeed doing their best to bring light and hope and beauty to this greatest of cities. you've got to start with the deeply felt and absolute belief that detroit is indeed a great city and that it is worth saving. as utterly screwed as detroit may be, you have to be a twisted, unpatriotic freak to not believe that. behold the future. >> what, like cooking in a back alley? >> yes. >> all right. >> chef craig lightfield has done what many would call a very unwise thing. after working at gotham grill in manhattan, instead of staying where the money inarguably was, he returned to detroit. he's been working to get a brick and mortar establishment going by first doing regular popups here at guns and butter. tucked into the back room of an art gallery under an overpass in downtown detroit. do you have like a really weird attitude toward

frank and -- >> as they say in france, franc and sanc. >> we're calling it frank and sank. jeff koons balloon dog selling for $58 .4 million, a record for a living artist. we thought we might want to make one here on our own. what do you think about this? come on. >> the balloon dog is one of my favorites. i wouldn't pay $58 million for it. it makes more sense than the black and white coke bottle andy warhol did that sold for over $50 million, too. when this thing went up outside the auction house, everyone on the street took pictures of it. people love it. >> that's peter wilson. his quote just went up. it's $50,000 to have him perform at your children's party. >> why not? 50,000 bucks, starting bid? >> yeah. he was trying to coach me. couldn't blow up a single balloon. it's harder than you think. he said koon's could have made that in five twists so that's $10 million a twist. >> the next story here, adam, listen, you probably live in manhattan, so you don't have drive-throughs but everybody else in america has drive-throughs. people were complaining they were too slow so

one is we have now let the door open to sanctions going o sanc taken years and years of progress for them to build and to be able to apply the kind of pressure that it did. and what we see also is there is no requirement that we comply with the u.n. security council resolution which the international community have united behind which says we need to keep the pressure on iran up it suspends its nuclear activity and it suspends its enrichment activity and we know in this agreement there is no requirement for iran to dismantle its plutonium reactor, no requirement for to dismantle its enrichment facilities. so we have a real cost to us as we are now opening the door to the weakening of international sapgss th s th sanctions that have been in place. >> so your alternative is keep the sanctions on and if iran is close to a nuclear capacity, then launch aattack? >> charlie, i don't buy into this what i believe is a false choice between war or policy of appeasement. i just don't. i think that we could have our influence diplomatically, economically, could continue to build the pressure so

a worker out in oregon in an animal sanc turn ary attacked and killed by a wildcat. the wild cattle haven is located in sherwood. it houses more than 60 rescued wildcats including cougar, bobcats and tigers. it's not clear which one attacked the woman. the facility is not open to the public. >>> this is about bullying. for the first time the miami dolphins player at the center of the nfl bullying scandal is giving his side of the story. offensive lineman ritchie incognito was suspended indefinitely in the wake he harassed, he harassed jonathan martin and now he's sitting down with jonathan glazer. >> the racism, the bad word, you know that's what i regret the most. that's a product of the environment. that's something that we use all the time. >> the entire interview will air on fox nfl sunday today which begins at noon eastern. >>> a six time felon tried to force his way into their apartment so they pulled out a gun and now their college wants to kick them out. two gonzaga university students face expulsion for having a gun in their campus owned housing. the student