. >> under the deal teheran has promised to provide information to u.n. inspectors about planned nuclear facilities and take steps to ensure greater trap transparency to its program. >> in order to solve our willingness to solve the problem, we were allowed by the iran's national security council to allow iaea inspectors into the iran heavy water plant and also the mine in abbas. >> world powers and iran on how to limit or suspend teheran's nuclear program. teheran is eager for a deal to ease years of international essential that have stopped much of its oil exports an credit crippled the economy. failed to broke are such an agreement, failing those talks u.s. secretary of state john kerry flew to arab emirates to ensure america's allies. >> the united states will, however long he is president, make sure we stand up and defend our allies in this region against any kind of external threat or attack. >> kerry denied that can diplomats have been denied in geneva. >> there is a gap still between what language may be appropriate that they're prepared to accept

when we come back teheran's torpedo. >>> issue two. teherans torpedo. >> we do not want iran having nuclear weapons. it would be, not only dangerous to us and our allies, but it be disstabilize the entire region to trigger a nuclear arms race to make life dangerous for all of us. our policy is iran can not have nuclear weapons. >> folks in geneva, were jawed this week after a speech by iran's supreme leader. speaking to a gathering, iran's power military malicia, he accused the united states of war crimes extending from iraq to world war ii japan, when the u.s. be the first nation to use nuclear weapons. in a swipe at israel, he said the jewish state was dirty, rapid. called israel an evil power. the regime is due to destruction. in terms of prospects for agreement on iran's nuclear program, whereby iran would expand urianiam inrich. it was iran that insist not one step back could be taken with regard to the iranian nation's rights. red lines and limiteds exist, which must be respected. >> whether or not there is an interim agreement i

in a moment we'll cross live in teheran where so some people are criticizing their end of the deal. mike han i hanna is in israel ad israel is claiming this is a mistake. first we have how the events up folded. >> at 3:00 in the morning again into havgenevatime they struck l in talks that were described as intensive and complicated. it met with an immediate response from the u.s. president. today that has opened up a new path to a world that is more secure. to a feuder tha feud future thay that iran is peaceful. today's announcement is just a first step it achieves a great teal. deal. for the first time in a decade we have halted the nuclear program. >> iran's foreign minister described new horwood ry horwoo. >> i believe it's important that all of us see the opportunity to end an unnecessary crisis and open new horizons based on respect for the rights of iranian people and removal of any doubts about the exclusively peaceful nature of iran's nuclear program. >> as part of the agreement iran has agreed to stop all enrichment above 5% and aran agrees to halt progress on the enrichmen

and as heroes who are known as the reports from teheran. new new the last team to a lot on who would change if he could play on the pakeha. chinese on the nose piece on the control of the pool. of course the capital. and i'm in july. so the event taught us. bought a tv monitor they've obviously taking it down. euphoria of the good fortune. young gun new home and now he must he was coaching. me trying to blow into town to show we the new wing. dealing with trying to open a dialogue with the humans. it's not right for now. it was prone to instill that slogan in the minds of people. yet all for jury duty death was booked by the us embassy has also changed his view. in carnation. it's time to attend the tension between the two nations and respect each other's national interests. it has a wish . he pulled me into the huge snow on them. the mortal awry the team. to cope with the return game the sheer reason for my huge feat indeed. a portion of the us team to champaign to an end death to america. america is a light years. we cannot trust that cou

with more here's muhammad lila in teheran. >> he is hailed as a hero in iran. the sanctions regime will be broken iran's president says and look at this photo, rouhani kissing the forehead of a young girl, her father a nuclear scientist, assassinated the iranians say by foreign agents. we journey to iran seeing for ourselves the winds of change. here, over lunch, proud iranians share their surprising taste in music. >> what music do you guys listen to? >> lincoln park. even here listen to what these iranian skateboarders tell us. >> i hope the relationship gets better. maybe have a tool in usa. >> reporter: when iranians took the hostages in '79 the united states severed ties. >> in iran it is day 139 for the american hostages. >> if you were watching back then you may have seen this woman, a spokesperson for the student revolutionaries. >> thank you for meeting us. >> thank you. >> reporter: she is w a reformist and the first female vice president telling us words that just a few years ago were unheard of. >> together, the u.s. and iran could work against viol

the streets today outside the former us embassy in teheran . now these protests take place every year outside the compound marking the anniversary of the nineteen seventy nine islamic revolution in takeover of the us embassy however today's protest was bigger than in years past. in fact it was so alert is said is the biggest anti american rally in the capital in years which many say signals the opposition to present haha nice historic outreach to washington ties between the two countries have been strained since the iranian embassy siege which began the hostage crisis with fifty two people held for four hundred and forty four days rtc and takes a look back on that defining moment the job. july. there's a hollywood story of the iranian hostage crisis that we all know from a movie called the cargo that came out last year. it tells the story of a c i a mission to sneak six american diplomats would lead the industry out of your own the movie depicts a hostile iranian government and whipped into supporting the hostage crisis and determined to do har

i'm going to put a devoted to do so well relations between teheran and the west has been increasing. the british prime minister david cameron saying iranian president or a honey on tuesday. the first time the beaches of the two countries has taken in his three decades. meanwhile president obama has and senate leaders to hold off on pushing for more sanctions to allow the school trying to pay apps. let's walk let's test. the proposition that over the next six months we can resolve this. in a diplomatic fashion mall maintaining. the essential sanctions architecture success on the stokes made me the way for a more permanent agreement on iran sneaky playground. the great sites under pressure to not feel too much ground the pressure comes from faux hawk mine is in washington and teheran iran state controlled television shakes to take it protests is gavin's of the forty and enrichment sites. ponting four days in our hearts. he echoed the sentiments that enron's conservatives have called a significant sentence reductions in exchange for skating at enrichment. minus the man of great internat

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teheran is eager to ease sacks that have crippled the economy. but the talks failed to broker such agreement. following those talks u.s. searkt john kerry flew to the united arab emirates and assured his there arab allies. >> united states of america will into the future will assure as long as he is president, against any kind of external threat or attack. >> kerry denied that diplomats had been divided in geneva. >> there is a gap still between what language that they are prepared to accept. but the concept that we are all working on we have absolute eunt unity on. >> britain's foreign second says the opportunity for agreement on iran should not be lost. >> the threat of nuclear proliferation in the middle east, that is why we must build momentum behind the geneva negotiation and why we and iran must assure that the opportunity to make progress does not slip away in the coming weeks. >> iran has always maintainits nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. there may not be disagreement yet how to deal with iran's nuclear plans but gaining more ac

will the guys in teheran pull back if we reach an accord with them. they don't do this because it's good for iran. these are desperation moves in a country with a failed revolution sand looking for a mission. so you are absolutely right but this is not inevitable and does not have to be forever. it would help us as a country if we would be a little more attentive to latin america as well. it's interesting which the united states takes latin america for granted. >> i have a question and a statement. my question is we talked about iran and said they want to be a leader in the middle east and whatever they do in iraq but we are forgetting they are completely taking over of turkey and turkey is one of the biggest ally in west and as we call them they are the right arm of the nato. last week turkey passed a law, you cannot sell alcohol in their shops, you cannot sell in any restaurant anymore. and between 10:00 in the p.m. and 10:00 in the a.m. selling alcohol is completely band. >> sounds like texas by the way. it's like that in texas too. >> that's okay.

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iranian negotiators were greeted by a cheering crowd when they returned to teheran last night but the plan got a chillier reaction from the top u.s. ally in the region. israel's leaders blasting the agreement despite president obama's assurances. >> we've halted the iranian program, and key parts of the program will be rolled back. >> it is not an historic agreement. it's an historic mistake. it's not made the world a safer place. >> the deal is facing resistance on capitol hill. lawmakers from both parties say they are skeptical that iran will stick to the agreement. they want congress to prepare beefed up economic penalties to hit teheran hard if the accord falls apart. >>> we are expecting a report on the school shooting in newtown, connecticut, last year, but it is already stirring controversy. critics say the summary report to be released this afternoon is not enough. the full results of the state police investigation should be released, they say. victims' families oppose that, though. a gunman killed 20 children and six staffers inside of sandy hook elementary school last decemb

nuclear deal with teheran. former president jimmy carter can do it. >> miscalculations. >> well, i suspect much to everyone's regret, which i share, that this democratic experiment in egypt never took traction. >> and is nsa leak scandal. is the former there contractor diss a traitor? >> yes, whatever his motivate. >> a consultant for the center for strategic and international studies. dr. brzezinski, thank you for being on talk to al jazeera. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you think the is the biggest challenge to the obama administration? >> the biggest challenge, the global controversy, the united states was the preeminent power in the world, clearly the country that could in fact can impose its will very significantly on a lot of events. today we're in a chaotic world of turmoil, in which we face certain self-evident crises. one in the middle east, continuing one in afghanistan and rawnl iraq and continue -- iraq and. >> what caused that decline? >> it is a combination of factors. some of it are err

still the enemy chanting down with america thousands protested in front of the former us embassy in teheran to mark the anniversary of the nineteen seventy nine c each. annual gathering was the largest in years. nine killed the rally is more spirited than last year. some people said let's not jump down with america pca. it's not good for us the weighted down with america snowed and we proved that when standing by the oppressed and amplified the foreign enemy thirty four years ago today the radical students supporting the islamic revolution stormed the us embassy in teheran taking fifty two americans hostage crisis lasted four hundred and forty four days and was fatal to us iranian diplomatic relations monday's demonstration is not only an attack on the us but also a direct message to iran is margaret's starting with the summer party the iranian president has been on a charm offensive since his election. even having a brief phone conversation with barack obama back in september though her knees efforts to restart nuclear talks with the us have the support of iran supreme leader and the commo

talking about our own neighbors in the middle east neighbors is turkey our strategic partner even when teheran and. serious disagreements about syria we made sure no damage was done to our strategic relations. our other neighbor in the middle east is iraq iraq is iran strategic at the moment. i do not need to explain what the relations between our countries are like. every day over five thousand to resend pilgrims crossed the border between our countries . we exported more than one point five thousand megawatts of electricity to iraq. we also have great relations at the top political level. as for the persian gulf countries we have good relations with the sultanate of amman quanah i would even say they are exemplary relations. b.c. the sultan of amman visited iran right after president rouhani his inauguration. said he if we talk about the united arab emirates the size of our trade with. exceeds twenty billion dollars on iran's relations with qatar kuwait and saudi arabia are problematic. even though there are differences between us. and then there is a. very strong because there have been som

mimi and katie the form of a mac person at the japanese embassy in teheran on iraq he explains why government coupon necessary. although it is that there are two of made of industries and the government of which have been briefing the prime minister and his cabinet that could be independently and separately without the other cat called the nation before therefore the prime minister has been possible to what to do. the japanese version of the ndc would be hounding highly classified document the maricopa county and the band opted to head to protect classified national security information the long haul she began deliberations on this second bell on thursday the bill gives the government on friday. i think about accepting information on state secret meanwhile tom freaking soft information to put a stop to ten years in prison. a former assistant deputy chief cabinet secretary has taken a fall off and keys for a few of the bill good to obscure college kaufman and just make important decisions this could of months ago and i'd go morning of the government officials are human so they can make mistake

they had to take it back to teheran. that doesn't mean there's not the possibility of a deal now but there's a gap of 10 days during which israel and hots of opponents of the deal on capitol hill who feel that the bill would not be tough enough gives them time to regroup and put the administration on the defensive. >> the trip next week, is that a last-shot deal? >> i think, administration officials and others have told me that they're going to geneva and they're going to sit there until they get a deal. >> how long is that? >> we could be stuck there for a while. i packed extra clothes last time and i was glad i did because it did go on extra. >> you talked about objections from israel. jing mini netanyahu said this is not just a bad deal, this is a crazy bad deal. what should a fair-minded person think about just on its face whether this was a huge concession by the united states or not? >> there are several problems here. there are different red lines involved. netanyahu's is that iran should not be able to have a nuc

which meant to the twenty percent level blending down the existing stock to five percent teheran is also to limit the number of centrifuges used and allow broader monitoring of its nuclear facilities while powers within agreed to unfreeze summering in assets and ease the sanctions currently crippling iran's economy and for french prime minister dominique de ville plan believes international negotiators should seize the moment to seal a deal or face far reaching consequences the question is how much are we ready to take the risk to sign the agreement and i think to assess the importance of this agreement we must understand that it is a process of course we are not going to get the final agreement from scratch on wednesday but we can go in the process of an agreement with and into memory agreement and then we can progress and have a final agreement that will be better so i think it's a chance and we should take it it is the interest of the region because this will have strong consequences on the situation in syria on the situation in lebanon on the peace process so the smith change complet

leaders who were indeed very bellicose in their rhetoric towards israel but there is now a new leader in teheran and that means a new leader has a somewhat more conciliatory tone and it seems that decision makers in washington as well seem to see some sort of rare possibility for a breakthrough with iran and they seem to be the most frustrated about the public statements by an attorney i wonder how how strong do you think this disagreement the current disagreement between the united states and israel on the issue of arrive really is i think serious and i think that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made a mistake with going public with his criticism over this negotiation i think that israel should have supported the negotiation between the united states and the international community and iran i think that benjamin netanyahu has made a mistake and we see a real crisis between the countries that with me that will become more and more severe when we get close to be a legit good deal between iran and the in the superposed ok mr bergman we have to take a short break now but when we come back as

leaders who were indeed very bellicose in their rhetoric towards israel but there is now a new leader in teheran and that means a new leader has a somewhat more conciliatory tone and it seems that decision makers in washington as well seem to see some sort of rare possibility for a breakthrough with iran and they seem to be the most frustrated about the public statements by netanyahu i wonder how how strong do you think this disagreement the current disagreement between the united states and israel on the issue of arrive really is i think serious and i think that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made a mistake with going public with his criticism over this negotiation i think that israel should have supported the negotiation between the united states and the international community and iran i think that benjamin netanyahu has made a mistake we see a real crisis between the countries that with me that will become more and more severe when we get close to be a ledge of the deal between iran and the superposed ok mr bergman we have to take a short break now but when we come back as democratic

negotiations in sight you the meet the real weekend thank you very much indeed to launch a new recruits from teheran. jimmy watching cctv me isn't it the right the six season. steve. again the sixties china eu summit is concerned away here in beijing on the many scenes under discussion include financial investment human rights and advertising to the summit comes as the two sides set to break the patterns and history of that comprehensive strategic partnership and chinese president indian team x with the president of the european cultural and then byron coley and the president of the european commission the hennessy process ahead to the summit committee could tell they are chapters on this list european bees as it has become an important dialogue mechanism between the two sides and this is macy is the last one says the new leadership to call phased out and say these is real summarized by the time in the constant center of town relations and that the next decade. like chinese of vice foreign minister song contest at cctv in the china eu summit. we are trying their road map which i need your cooperatio

it's funny this day is unimpressed with the on eighty eight findings insisting teheran has already obtained all the capabilities it needs to create a new pair weapon. it's a position which seems to have to call lives the two presidents in a statement or were speak at this point it's going to hold off. of the members of congress who are determined to go ahead with this move i think the host is more likely to be responsive to israel's incursions on this. and so most likely to go ahead with though with sanctions. this is the track record that both the majority of the senate majority the house have compiled. in recent years which is to say that they have been responsive whenever i type the lobbying organization devoted to israel's interest has put forward legislation. no more secrets about secret presents the european human rights court to sign people is apt to know about what they see anything on that side held on to pardon trying to keep this one from how they point out one at that point of wanting to go home. jeremy suspense that uses of which could rise saying it would just let go and it's

staying in the region thousands of khamenei and cafes in teheran to monte on industry of the nineteen seventy nine seizure of the us and see the rally outside the former embassy complex is an annual of them hardline. the demonstrators had the slogans of death to america. the gesture is rightly directed against a more moderate stance that presidents have some honey comes on the eve of talks between iran and world powers aimed at ending the standoff over its nuclear program the european union has condemned the violence that marred sunday's local elections in kosovo. it was the first nationwide balloting cause but to include the serb minority since the country declared independence in two thousand eighth of may to peacekeepers said they harassed into the nanda devi it's the ultimate truth itself this does not diminish attack polling stations in progress that has ten up with email among asian accent despite backing before the coordinating sandia peacekeepers will still help safeguard our blocks of housing in the capital pristina. lots of spectacular discovery that's been making headlines

six global powers are two key comeback today meeting with e ran over its nuclear program leaders in teheran are hoping their new proposals would ease international concerns iranians will meet with delegates from the us russia china britain france and germany in geneva. eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton is chairing the tonics foreign minister muhammad or bad said the fee is leading the iranian delegation. it is made concessions at the last meeting in october that we don't raise its deal with the enriched uranium that has the weapons potential. on sunday. iran's supreme leader had to be her running through his weight behind the times the announcement would be gone the negotiators are on the difficult mission. and they're giving their utmost efforts to it. how my day has the final say on the nuclear program leaders in tehran are hoping for an agreement with the nanny here. the head of the entire carriage a power company says the utility is preparing a new report on the crisis at the people pushing the planned announcement comes as the company tries to gain understanding to be a start to

building a nuclear weapon and the proposed deal would allow a modest lifting of economic sanctions on teheran the essence of the deal would be that they would hold advances on their nuclear program. they would roll back some elements that get them closer to what we call breakout capacity where they can run for a weapon before the international community has a chance to react. that they would subject themselves to more vigorous inspections even than the ones that are quarreling. they're in some cases daily inspections. in return what we would do would be to open up the spigot a little bit for a very modest amount of relief that is entirely. subject to reinstatement. if in fact they violated any part of this early agreement and would purchase a period of time. and it's a meeting between the well house in the run continues in geneva today. the israeli prime minister is publicly decry any deal liking. he says an agreement squid and danger this country. stephanie for each file this report. you lead up to this week's t five plus one meetings with the rhine in geneva. israel's prime minister is doin

iran has been revised two years after the mob attacked the british embassy in teheran and has appointed a non resident turned to despair since two thousand live in the uk closed its embassy after riley turned violent protesters climbed the walls and back offices and burned buildings. a recent revival of diplomatic relations after the westin on crusty preparatory to clean the pier weapons program british foreign secretary william hague said last month that iran is broken international affairs has become more positive skin test on honey was elected president in june the israeli military has decided to stop providing cigarettes and matches during emergency. it's an old practice that the idf has been unable to shake until now. the decision is part of the military space to encourage healthier lifestyles among the ranks the israeli army's website said the emergency cigarettes were inconsistent with current trends in the idea israel has struggled with ways to discourage smoking among troops a ban on the sales of cigarettes on base is actually lead to an increase in smoking since all day to buy

and that he was not responding taunting in an era of pushing from teheran. analysts said a lease but to look responding to change the many washington about to add the prospects for the talks. iranian nuclear negotiators arrived in geneva for two days of talks with representatives of the so called keep up with one group china russia the uk france in the united states plus germany. the goal is to get an agreement by her aunt to give up any progress on a nuclear weapons program in exchange for an easing of sanctions that have been crippling the inian economy since iranian president hassan ripon he took office in august. promising much more willing to negotiate especially with the us and the obama administration is cautiously embrace the opportunity. but the vocal group of hard liners in the us congress led by senator robert menendez has emerged is pushing back begins his latest negotiations. none has essentially doesn't trust the iranians and has introduced a bill in congress to increase sanctions just as negotiations seem to be making progress. the new sanctio

protests marks the anniversary of the one nine hundred seventy nine seizure of that former embassy in teheran more on the troubled path between the two made.

embassy in teheran. now these protests take place every year outside the compound marking the anniversary of the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution and takeover of the u.s. embassy however today's protest was bigger than in years past and in fact it was so large it stood as the biggest anti-american rally in the capital in years which many say signals the opposition to president rouhani as historic outreach to washington ties between the two countries have been strained since the iranian embassy siege which began a hostage crisis with fifty two people held for four hundred forty four days artie's sam sachs takes a look back on that defining moment. in. the civilized world there is a hollywood story of the iranian hostage crisis that we all know from a movie called argo that came out last year it tells the story of a cia mission to sneak six american diplomats who had fled the embassy out of iran the movie depicts a hostile iranian government and public whipped into supporting the hostage crisis

and this prison is further outside of teheran and harder for family's to visit and this time though they are supposed to get once every other visits he is not allowed visitors and inward nine which is the murder ward. he is sharing a cell with people on death row. and unlike a prison that is horrendous and face torteur, you are in prison with violent prison guards. that's why the concern is so high. >> apparently a family member was told he was moved. why would he be moved? >> we are concerned about it. not that the united states government is dopely troubled. the state department, their tone was serious yesterday when they heard about the news. they have reached out and the president made a phone call and mentioned him. it is more likely an internal battle. fox news reported. you showed the protest and death to americans in iran. and they are trying to undermine the negotiations with the united states and iran, primarily revoluntary guard corps. they would have the power to tran fer him and if he were to be killed. prisoners go to disa pore here. and it is likely and common for murders

been to teheran lately, like mexico city, cairo. the air is foul. water shortage. endless problems in iran that because ing dealt with they don't have the will or the resources or both. >> we've been talking about this as if it were a middle east issue? what about their role northern africa and closer to home particularly central and h in south america? > again, i mentioned the bombing of the jewish community center in buenos aires. no doubt about it? "homeland," ing can't say anything without spoiling. all right, i take back what i to say about "homeland" because i don't want to be a spoiler. you're right. iran is involved in all sorts of things globally. paul was saying. ort of a center of a global shiah political -- religious-based inspired political movement. not constructive. it's not constructive. but having said that, if we emain on this course, it's not going to get better, it's going to get worse. the question is will the guys in pull back on this stuff if we reach some sort of an accord with them. it will be in their interest. they don't do it because the

. >> thousands of iranians have been demonstrating outside the american embassy in teheran. it was a protest against the seizure of the embassy in 1969. held for 444 days. >>> coming up. fighting talk out of tyler. >> i'm scott hydler. traditional mixed martial arts has arrived in thailand. >> now, the partial shutdown of the u.s. government in october was largely due to fighting in congress. hard line members of the tea party pushed for confrontation but is not supported by all republicans. as patty culhane reports, real confrontation could come up in mobile. >> omar oglesby gets started trying to win the heart of the republican party. he's true believe, the tea party, the most conservative part of the republican party. >> it will be a godly country, a country god can look down on and say, i'm proud of this country. but right now i don't think he's doing that,. >> he's campaigning outside a debate for this man, candidate dean young promising to change washington confrontation. >> i can tell you right now that barack obama does not want me to go to washington because we don'

. >>> embassy in teheran for a death to america rally. 34 years ago, today, iranian students overran the embassy taking u.s. workers hostage. this year's demonstration comes as president r rouhani has main jesgestures to eye ayatollah kh. >> thousands of people here a little bit less than in previous years. now, the sentiment is absolutely one of the science regardless of what's going on on the international political stage. the people here still see the united states as the great satan. they do not support the normalization of relations with america. positive comploamentic atmosphere that phone call between barack obama and hassan rouhani. >> sac capital group will pay nearly $2 million in charges. ali velshi, how significant is this fine? >> well, it's a big deal. $1.6 billion there's never been a settlement. 1.6 billion, another $6 billion in other fines. sac stands for steven a. cohen, the man who found he it for $25 million. they charge one of the highest fees in the country, average returns of 25% a year. unheard of. they once had as much as $14 billion under management. by the

. >>> in teheran, the plan in ultimate control in iran, supreme leader ayatollah khoumeini,. >> last time around, u.s. secretary of state john kerry, and his counterparts from the u.k, china, germany and russia, now the talks are being handled by lower level senior officials. israel, the gulf countries and inside the u.s. congress and they must overcome differences in their own ranks too. we know why a deal failed last time. france was unhappy that iran was able to keep for now its stockpile of uranium enriched to 20%. france was concerned about the heavy water plant currently under construction. they want all work halted now. once activated, it would be hard to shut it down. it could release harmful radiation that could potentially kill thousands of receivables. >>> those believe the next few days could be make-or-break. >> i think you could make a pretty good case that the opportunity is going to get a lot smaller if a deal is not made at this particular set of talks. on the american side we have seen in the last week in the last ten days the incredible pressure that the obama admi

many here in israel feel like the regime in teheran just can't be trusted. the big question now is what is next? the prime minister gave this warning. >> we cannot and will not allow a regime that calls for the destruction of israel to obtain the means to achieve this goal. we will not allow iran to have a nuclear weapons capability. >> despite israel's objections, for now, it's about diplomacy and patience. it's unlikely israel will strike iran leaving them with their only option making sure iran lives up to their obligations. ian lee, cnn, jerusalem. >> i ran is just like north korea. but kochbts it anyway. >> why he believes is no north korea. >> first of all, it's a member of the npt. secondly, they have engaged in a negotiation. thirdly, they have committed to have daily inspections of certain facilities. they have committed to restrict their activities with those nmgnmg inspections taking place. in addition to that, they are publicly committed that they are not going to wild a nuclear weapon. north korea already has. and has tested. and will not declar

he has yet to raise his opposition, saying his country will not allow teheran to arm armively of in nuclear weapons. >> translator: france won't allow iran to get hold of a nuclear weapon. we have nothing against iran which has a real history, nothing against its history to get reasonable energy. but neucialg energy is a danger to the-- but nuclear energy is a danger to the entire world as well. >> hollande was given a warm welcome in the knesset. what else did he have to say? >> music to israeli ears, since the french president has arrived here he has been fated by the israeli leaders as a man who is standing up to the threat as israel sees it from iran, that burst of applause there you heard in the knesset or parliament was repeated many times. there was a more muted response when once stage the french president criticized activity of the undermining the security of israel. there was a quiet in the parliament at that particular time. the only signs of applause coming from arab-israeli members of the parliament. all seemed forgotten again and once again the french president was feted warml

they are considering a bill to stop president obama from easing sanctioning unless teheran makes major concessions. a minuting on, the white house said it would consider limited and targeted and reversible relief to iowa ran if they show verifiable progress addressing the concern with nuclear program. what does kt mcfar land think about that. she is the fox news analyst. this is what you expected? >> we are being played and willingly being played. this is what the deal will look like. we are going to slowly and surely give up the list of sanctions and the iranians are going to pretend to stop the nuclear program and we pretend to believe them. why is it happening? any administration in the final years looks for legacy. obama care was going to be president obama's legacy. it is not working out so well and a u.s.- iowa rannian deal on nuclear weapon would be a tremendous legacy. but it will not do the purpose of the deal. proventing nuclear proliferation in the middle east. >> that is a problem. if you want your legacy to be a deal between iran and the united states, that is in the talle

and other western countries demanding that iowa ran stop enriching fuel and that teheran destroy nuclear fuel. doing that would make it difficult for iran to get blue tonnium and uranium. and in exchange iowa ran would get one- time access to the assets that are frozen in overseas banks because of safrpgzs. but there is a rift. international reaction all over the map. israel is hilo skeptical. prime minister beverage anyone netanyahu voicing concern and calling any final agreement a deal of the century for oh, ran that offered them a pass for lifting sanctions for cosmetic sanctions. israel will still take action against iowa ran if it has to. >> israel is not obliged by the agreement and israel will do what it needs to do to defend itself and the security of its people. >> national security corspopdant jennifer griffin has the latest from washington. >> reporter: harris, it so manies that the talks hit a snag. when secretary of state john kerry abruptly changed his schedule to fly to geneva and the talks entered a third day hopes were raised that a deal might be closed but the tone from

embassy in teheran. it is one of the biggest anti-american in years. >> mohammed morsi is in court. he said he is the country's real leader and those who overthrew him should be tried instead. >>> a race car going up for auction. it is a 1970 applymouth road runner super bird and expected to fetch half a million dollars. only 2,000 were ever solid. >> super bird and wings in the back. >> it can fly. >> styling, girl. >>> the key thing that the president tried to get away from, he told people they could keep their insurance and that was not the truth. whether you like the model of obama care, the fact that the president solid it under a basis that is not true is rotting it away. >> rotting away, mitt romney's tough criticism. we have santana jackson fox news contributor and guy benson is a radio talk she and political editor of talk hall. good day to both of you. rotting away. what do you think of that? >> that is really harsh. second terms are difficult. it is not rotting away. but there is a lot of work, we are in treacherous territory and there is going to be a lot of bipartisan c

the usual western narrative is all about hard linerings and teheran potentially scuttling any idea, but it is the hard liners in washington who are actually against it. it is president obama's own party that is overwhelmingly against any sort of deal with the iranians. in august just before president rouhani was inaugurated, the house here passed a tightening of sanctions on iran. this week we have heard that the democrat's leadership in the senate has almost put in to play the beginnings of debate on tightening sanctions. harry reid has pushed this forward. it's not republicans it's the democrats who are hugely opposed to any idea of this. the general narrative we have here in d.c. as president obama is being [ inaudible ] by an article in the "daily beast," has come out saying that sanctions have already been softened. obama decided to enter the persian nuclear bizarre to haggle with the masters of negotiation, and has had his head handed to him. so plenty of scepticism here. >> thank you very much for updating us on that. now any suggestion of a deal has angered israeli prime ministe

al jazeera teheran. >> stay with us, we'll have a lot more of it later tonight. >>> still up, afghan leaders have voted to keep the u.s. troops in afghanistan. al jazeera's jane ferguson explains. >> this was metropolitan to be a day of agreement but many left feeling more confused than ever. the jurga, which was a gathering of afghan whys, in reference to president karzai's announcement on thursday that he won't sign the deal until after elections next april. on sunday he stuck to his position that he needed more time to get a better deal from washington. that didn't satisfy the head of the jurga and the drama on stage played out live on tv. >> translator: i want to repeat again, americans can not go into our houses after the bilateral documents. they cannot kill anyone in their house. the afghan people will be safe and peace will come. i don't accept that this decision is historical. the. >> translator: whatever the president is saying is is right. that americans do not have any right to enter afghan houses they have given that in writing and they promised. a superpower cannot brea