turner has filed paperwork in switzerland to relinquish her citizenship in the states. that's according to an activity report from the u.s. embassy. the soul singer has lived in switzerland for nearly 20 years and the report says turner declared she has no strong ties to the u.s. except for family members and that she has no plans to live here in the future. >>> the white house has promised to release enrollment figures for healthcare.gov this week and it could happen later today. at the same time, lawmakers are holding another hearing looking into problems with the launch. cbs reporter danielle nottingham has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: house lawmakers are probing technical issues that led to the disastrous rollout of healthcare.gov. >> this was a monumental mistake to go live and effectively explode on the launch pad. >> reporter: government information officers who know the most about the site's operation talked about the problems. >> truly on day one the system was overwhelmed by volume. >> reporter: the website will be fixed by the end of the month a

secretary of state jn kerry and the foreign ministers from other five world powers all smiles in geneva, switzerland as they announced the deal in the wee hours, president obama then making a rare saturday night statement from the white house. >> today that diplomacy open a new path to a world that's more secured. future that we can verify that iran's nuclear program is peaceful. >> we should say here, not everyone agrees that this deal will make the world safer. >>> let's go straight to terry moran, right there in geneva, watching this whole thing play out. terry, good morning. terry, walk us through the nuts and bolts of this deal first. >> reporter: dan, what an extraordinary scene it was in the wee hours in the hotel behind me. this is a temporary deal but still a big deal. iran has agreed to freeze much of its nuclear program and it has agreed to open key nuclear facilities to daily inspections by foreign officials. what does iran get? money. $6 billion to $7 billion in sanctions relief. and finally, this is a temporary agreement, six months to buy time, build confidence, trying to achieve a co

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it was backed by switzerland a young socialist, business leaders and critics warn it would weaken switzerland's competitiveness. >> to iran. senior iranian aviation executive were doing preliminary window shopping at dubai air show, iranian airline are banned from buying new passenger planes from airbus and boeing. one aviation expert said, if the sanctions are lifted there would be a spending spree, not just planes but life jackets and landing gear, aircraft engines, flight masks. >> landing in germany a thousand amazon employees participating in -- two the of locations protesting wages and benefits they want amazon to adopt a industry wide industry agreement for employees rather than its own pay scale among benefits a christmas bonus for a 13 month salary, which is custom in germany, where do we get that? >> what is christmas really about? >> presents, i suppose. melissa: all about presents, expensive presents, a recent study showed one in four couples cover-up or just lie to their significant other about the amount of money they spend while holiday shopping, is this just the tip of the icebe

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they are having a new's conference in geneva, switzerland. they have now just said that they will take a break and reconvene on november 20th. and so still a lot to talk about. people rushed to dpshgs eneva hoping to see a deal. and then a break until the 20th of the month and wol keep you posted if anything else changes. that's the latest in geneva. >> fox urgent and it is bad as we were told it could be. the typh oon has the nation of vietnam on alert. a head of the a arrival of the typhoon. 500,000 people evacuated from high risk areas in vietnam. it is sunday morning there already. the typhoon expected to make landfall soon. this is the same one that hit the philippines. the storm surge was so high it topped tall trees and they are gone now. 138 people dead and unconfirmed reports from the red cross has the number higher and in the survivors in the wake, need help. there are no utilities and homes are flattened and 4 million people are affected so far. dave piper is streaming from ban cock. vietnam is about to feel the rampage of the boas

at one point, he has, this is a true story, he has his wife's hand strapping money and taking it to switzerland. are byte coin wallets going to replace swiss bank accounts? >> i don't know the answer to that question. but i'd be delighted to speculate about it for a second. so there are two ways that currently, you could store -- you could store anything you want, including byte coins right now, on a private wallet. the trick is it would be harder to transact business that way. most people who do it use exchanges. but there are so many ways in which one can store value which could have included in the past putting it on value cards and not even needing to do that. so the answer is yes, technically, you can. and yes, technically, you could be. i think that's one of the reasons why rigorous and clear guidelines for how our anti-money laundering and economic sanction regimes are applied to virtual currencies. not just byte coins, but those that may come in the future are very important to us. we really don't want to facilitate hiding money. and we do want to be very careful in which the government

secretary of state john kerry and foreign ministers from five other world powers all smiles in geneva, switzerland, as they announced the deal in the wee hours, president obama then making a rare saturday night statement from the white house. >> today that diplomacy opened up a new path toward a world that's more secure. a future that we can verify that iran's nuclear program is peaceful. and it cannot build a nuclear weapon. >> we should say here, not everyone agrees that this deal will make the world safer. >>> let's go straight to abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran, right there in geneva, watching this whole thing play out. terry, good morning. terry, walk us through the nuts and bolts of this deal first. >> reporter: okay, dan, what an extraordinary scene it was in the wee hours in that hotel behind me. after a marathon session -- here's what you need to know -- this is a temporary deal but still a big deal. iran has agreed to freeze much of its nuclear program and it has agreed to open up key nuclear facilities to daily inspections by international officials. what does iran get? mo

the iranian foreign minister and foreign ministers from five other world powers all smiles in geneva, switzerland, as they announced the deal in the wee hours, president obama then making a rare saturday night statement from the white house. >> today that diplomacy opened up a new path toward a world that's more secure. a future in which we can verify that iran's nuclear program is peaceful. and that it cannot build a nuclear weapon. >> we should say here, not everyone agrees that this deal will make the world safer. >>> let's go straight to abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran, right there in geneva, watching this whole thing play out. terry, good morning. terry, walk us through the nuts and bolts of this deal first. >> reporter: okay, dan, what an extraordinary scene it was in the wee hours in that hotel behind me. after a marathon session -- here's what you need to know -- this is a temporary deal but it is still a big deal. iran has agreed to freeze much of its nuclear program and it has agreed to open up key nuclear facilities to daily inspections by international officials. and it

she is lived in switzerland for nearly two decades. she says she has no plans to reside in america again. so she is missing out. >> i am going to stay here. i like this country. it is 24 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up one pup proving she really is man's best friend. >> she knew that i needed help. helped me dig out of the snow and proceeded to lay on my legs and my body to keep me warm. >> how she helped save her owner's life after a skiing accident. >> it wasn't flames that proved dangerous it was a fierce wind that almost carried him away literally. but on this day in history first of all back in 2000 charlie's angels. remember that? that was number one. the number one movie at the box office. >> good morning, angels. >> good morning, charlie. >> meet roger corwin he's planning to steal a new software. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant excuse me? glacier point? follow me! ♪ follow me! keep up, keep up, keep up. ♪ look he's right there!

>> on this edition or saturday, november 23rd, from geneva switzerland, the latest efforts to contain iran's new clear program. lotteries that increase savings. >> when you first heard about this idea, what was your reaction? >> my reaction, yes, yes, yes, i want to play. >> difficulties for china. >> they know the government is watching and if they don't like it, there will be some price to pay. >> next on pbs "news hour weekend." pbs news hour weekend is made possible by, judy and josh west ton, joyce b. hail, the wallack family in memory of wallack, bernard and i ryan schwartz, the city foundation, corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized individual and group retire the products, that's why we're you're retirement company. additional support is provided by, and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. from, tish lincoln studios, harhari sreeivas sreeivasan. >>> in search of a deal to curve iran's nucleeuclear programs. today's talks continued late into the night with no agree

switzerland's diary of kona has resumed trading market again off to celebrate with injuries to his one time we hit this month. according to reports that twenty seven year old will miss up to two months racing off to undergo surgery a week ago in which the footage that this option once again to thuggery. bono told journalists this injury huts more mentally than physically. it's been thinking what a priest on the fleet of local boat cup champion. i did. australia's court report is produced in scotland before hence the kids this was the thirteen cuts that are well joe the kids to do the talking one wednesday the twenty two of which i'll post it. the goodness of the finals. but to that of a certain touch with sw come to mind. watch it. is that this is what it's going to set the agenda and to secure that so and so with crystals with it but it can lead to the podium. i've been a stay in touch and a lot of season one and a confidence that in common but often helps them on to maturity. the country in the midst of widening anti government protests cbt be made to the finance community and have n

buyer has received a president of the council of states and switzerland the little marty besides discuss bilateral into parliamentary relations in the issues of cooperation in the spheres in the technologies and energy in interaction as a part of the international organization as often as i might point out that the people of marty's first visit is of great importance for context and over twenty years the two countries have established diplomatic relations strengthen trade and economic cooperation as well as attracting mutual investments peter paul hardy added that he is ready for developing cooperation of the spheres as well. rossi made the mistake they made it seem that he was so pleasant about it it was a pretty cool if this poll and it extends beyond the prospectus and the role of the conference and all on the projects we are going to the vocal get there. in the field of technology in the gulf energy in the field off the infamous an organization's being cute the dual band called in to mention the financial institution's us were less than european. openness and secure each of them is i

the french fixation gem and foreign minister is falsely made him sick so this is to switzerland. figuring that the only prominent members of the un security council and gemini in me kept the p five plus one not need to consent to an indecent act with iran the full. when perry and ryan for that olds. he said and deal was still no succulents. i will be meeting with the area. we hope pride and arrogance. i don't think anybody the state. there are support. gaps that have to be thank you very much excel will mean going to raise tolls. the us has confirmed that some sanctions imposed on iran since two thousand and six. with the east in the town of queen creek and verifiable man says that iran is scaling back its new can print them. but during talks with benjamin netanyahu and he is easily the prime minister told carry such a deal would be as soon as the state not to rush to start. too late. to reconsider. you know. those who are bad. the deal. it was a very long. it's very dangerous and bad and all. in some international community slam singles in the middle eastern country for saying a

. >>> and it's getting down to the wire in switzerland. we'll have more on the iran nuke talks today, and we're staying on top of that developing story, also. >>> jackie kennedy's pink suit she wore at the day of jfk's assassination, but where is it now? >>> first, "your money" starts right now. >>> guns in america. billions of dollars generated millions of gun enthusiasts and thousands killed each year. i'm christine romans. this is "your money." it's been almost one year since 26 children and educators were shot and killed at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut and the debate over gun seams and reform rages on. big business has become involved. starbucks ceo asks customers to leave their guns at home when grab as latte. >> we are respectfully requesting that those customers who are carrying a gun just honor the request and not bring the gun into starbucks. >> then there's walmart would like to sit out this controversy, but it can't. the company has released specific gun sales data. it was reported some walmart sold out o

the big difference that i see between switzerland and the rest of the world is the fact that switzerland can't bring up refr ren dums becau -- referendums? >> interesting, it's already -- they've already been through this method. they have the golden hand shakes and the golden parachutes. the ex-ceo was going to claim 78 milli million. that appears to be absurd and it should be absurd. so i think the swiss launching a debate, we'll probably see it next in the european union and maybe in the states as well. if you lead the way you would have all the major industrial powers and you'd be setting a standard. >> thanks for that. brian campbell, carolyn, thank you. >>> here's a story for conspiracy theorists. jamie dimon met with people at buckingham palace. according to the reports the guest list included tony blair and kofi annan. the event was hosted by prince andrew, duke of york. considering jpmorgan's considerable legal bill in light of the recent $13 billion settlement, what do you think would be a more appropriate venue for an event? let us know. get in touch with us. e-mail us, tweet

so they are now in the process of grading the standard by recasting this coming out of switzerland and going through the middle east where basically what they're doing is as i understand it is they're sending a four hundred ounce bars over getting in reprocessed and then taking back into their own storage these one the one kilo bus what does this tell you well it's it's very very interesting one can only suppose that actually what the arab community and by this i mean saudi arabia and what i would call the playboy states around the gulf. looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred dollars balls right now we all know that the has been a bit of a fall out between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. it was syria where the americans backed off and then the last straw that broke in the camel's back is. with iran so you can see that there are a big political shift going on within the middle east ok so you're looking at this gold market as confirmation of what some are observing as a growing rift between the u.s

so they are now in the process of grading the standard by recasting this coming out of switzerland and going through the middle east where basically what they're doing is as i understand it is they're sending a four hundred ounce bars over getting the reprocessed and then taking back into their own storage these one the one kilo bus what does this tell you well it's it's very very interesting one can only suppose that actually what the arab community and by this i mean saudi arabia and what i would call the playboy states around the gulf. looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred dollars bars right now we all know that the has been a bit of a fall out between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. syria where the americans backed off and then the last straw that broke in the camel's back is. with iran so you can see that there are big political shift going on within the middle east ok so you're looking at this gold market as confirmation of what some are observing as a growing rift between the u.s. saudi a

so they are now in the process of grading the standard by recasting this coming out of switzerland and going through the middle east where basically what they're doing is as i understand it is they're sending a four hundred ounce bars over getting a reprocessed and then taking back into their own storage these one the one kilo bus what does this tell you well it's it's very very interesting one can only suppose that actually what the arab community and by this i mean saudi arabia and what i would call the playboy states from the gulf. looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred ounce bars right now we all know the has been a bit of a fall out between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. secondly it was syria where the americans backed off and then the last straw that broke in the camel's back is. with iran so you can see that there are a big political shift going on within the middle east ok so you're looking at this gold market as confirmation of what some are observing as a growing rift between the us sa

so they are now in the process of grading the standard by recasting this coming out of switzerland and going through the middle east where basically what they're doing is as i understand it is they're sending a four hundred ounce bars over getting the reprocessed and then taking back into their own storage these one the one kilo bus what does this tell you well it's it's very very interesting one can only suppose that actually what the arab community and by this i mean saudi arabia and what i would call the playboy states around the gulf. looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred ounce bars right now we all know that the has been a bit of a forward between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. secondly it was syria where the americans backed off and then the last straw that broke in the camel's back is. with iran so you can see that there are a big political shift going on within the middle east ok so you're looking at this gold market as confirmation of what some are observing as a growing rift between t

and in switzerland gives everybody a check for being alive. and our friend is here, too. the judge is our commentator on janet yellen. and jeremy kaplan takes us through the 3-d printed gun that fire real bullets and through metal detectors. not your run of the mill financial show. ♪ there you have it. a live look at capitol hill awaiting the janet yell enconfirmation hearing. she's expected to say she will keep on printing money. the markets like it. we're watching for fireworks at that hearing. if and when they happen, we'll show you. liz macdonald is here. what i'm expecting from the hearings is that the republicans will press very hard to say when are you going to quit printing money. that's what we're looking for. >> because janet yell enand officials have been moving the goal posts, what it means for a robust recovery and change the level when they'll stop jobless trading. and the question that we might hear at the hearing, there's a growing buyers remorse at the federal reserve. the officials are exhibiting buyers remorse and the fed buying all of those bonds and

so they are now in the process of grading the standard by recasting this coming out of switzerland and going through the middle east where basically what they're doing is as i understand it is they're sending a four hundred ounce bars over getting a reprocessed and then taking back into their own storage these one the one kilo bus what does this tell you well it's it's very very interesting one can only suppose that actually what the arab community and by this i mean saudi arabia and what i would call the playboy states around the gulf. looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred dollars balls right now we all know that the has been a bit of a fall out between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. can be able syria where the americans backed off and then the last straw that broke the camel's back is. with iran so you can see that there are a big political shift going on within the middle east ok so you're looking at this gold market as confirmation of what some are observing as a growing rift between the u.

i went into a dentist in switzerland, he looked at it, checked it out and told me what to do and i went in for a price, don't worry about it. it's taken care of. almost every health plan in europe of the industrialized nations there include dental. if we want to make people healthier, we have to improve their dental. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments. no comments? item no. 14. >> the clerk: item 14, action item vote on whether to hold closed session to discuss the members appeal has been canceled, so member account overpayment. president? >> all right. i will need a recommendation. >> i move we go into closed session to discuss the item referenced. >> second. >> okay. any public comment on this. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> all those opposed? right. we'll now be in closed session. disclose information regarding machine account overpayments. >> i move that we do not disclose member information. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> opposed? okay. now we have no. 18. >> the clerk: action item, possible report on action taken in closed session regarding

kennedy's 50th anniversary and i'm telling you i am inundated with requests from poland, from russia, from switzerland, from sweden, from denmark, american journalists and my dear departed mother used to say it's a case of crying with a loaf under either arm. [laughter] but i'm getting tired of it. i vowed after november 21, somebody said you write a book to get a subject so november 22 i don't want to talk about kennedy anymore. people are so eager. i can't imagine any other president about whom there is that sort of feeling. >> we have a few more weeks. i want to play it out and we do have a wonderful event here a few weeks ago sponsored by the open university of kennedy -- what kennedy and lincoln's second term would it look like and you asked would he have persuaded to ask congress to pass legislation involving civil rights? on that count would he have achieved what johnson achieved? >> i don't think he would have had the great society energy and commitment that johnson had because kennedy was essentially a foreign-policy president. that is to say politics can unseat you but foreign politics can k

>> six. >> i think a swiss fondue a friend from switzerland brought me. this is the fondue. >> i can definitely use this. >> i see corn. can you use the corn? >> with pleasure. with pleasure. >> onion, garlic? >> yes, there is an onion. >> tomato paste. >> definitely. >> grating cheese. bring it out. bring it out. >> jimmy: salami. >> do anti-pasto. >> do you cook? >> not really. >> what do you have in the fridge right now in your house? >> usually a lot of fruit. >> jimmy: what are you a monkey? >> vegetables. >> jimmy: a monkey? >> i am not a monkey. i do eat like a bird sometimes. >> jimmy: are you single? >> i am. >> jimmy: lars are you single? >> i am. >> jimmy: wouldn't it be wonderful if the two of you married as a result of this today? >> can we have our wedding on your show? >> jimmy: definitely. >> done. >> will you cater the wedding? >> heck yeah. >> jimmy: we are all set then, i guess. >> do you have any fresh herbs in your yard? >> yes, we have mint. i have chives. >> i would love chives and mint. >> jimmy: let's go in the garden. what's goin

i went into a dentist in switzerland, he looked at it, checked it out and told me what to do and i went in for a price, don't worry about it. it's taken care of. almost every health plan in europe of the industrialized nations there include dental. if we want to make people healthier, we have to improve their dental. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments. no comments? item no. 14. >> the clerk: item 14, action item vote on whether to hold closed session to discuss the members appeal has been canceled, so member account overpayment. president? >> all right. i will need a recommendation. >> i move we go into closed session to discuss the item referenced. >> second. >> okay. any public comment on this. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> all those opposed? right. we'll now be in closed session. >> item 20. action item vote to disclose information regarding machine account overpayments. >> i move that we do not disclose member information. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> opposed? okay. now we have no. 18. >> the clerk: action item, possible report on action ta

switzerland's largest bank in two thousand and eight in march swiss voters approved the so-called fat cat initiative that gave company shareholders a binding vote on managers pay and blocked severance packages. and finally a money spent on one's education is always a solid investment so why not use some of those also returns you've been seen on your bitcoin speculation and pay for college well now you can seriously you can sobers university announce that bitcoin is now an acceptable form of to wish in payment and not only will the country's largest university accept the virtual money it also is offering a master's degree in digital currency now the senior vice rector at the university said quote while digital currency is a relatively new concept currency is one of the oldest human inventions after needing a bailout from the european union cypriot economy is still recovering and the university is encouraging its government to turn the country into a big coin hub well there you have it but we're tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. now as we mentioned before

in an al jazeera exclusive, scientists in switzerland say they have evidence that palestinian leader yasser arafat was poisoned. the researchers say their test showed unusually high level was a radioactive substance in arafat's remains. >>> thousands of people in the philippines are moved to safety as the massive typhoon haiyan approaches. the superstorm, which is the largest of the year, is expected to hit tomorrow morning with winds topping 200 miles per hour. >>> and iran is meeting with the permanent members of the security council today in geneva to talk about the nuclear program. there are reports the u.s. is willing to roll back sanctions if iran adwrees to a temporary freeze of the nuclear program. >>> as we mentioned, iran and six world powers are set to resume talks today in geneva to discuss the country's nuclear ambitions. joining us now is a freelance iranian journalist from tehran this morning. first of all, good morning, and thank you so much for being with us on al jazeera. so the negotiations face many challenges that go really beyond the issues at hand. hardliners i

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initiatives in switzerland need a majority of both voters and regions. in the u.s., the wage gap between workers and c.e.o.s is staggering, making 700% more than 30 years ago. randall pinkston explained why this happened and how it changed so fast. >> there's on old saying in america that a rising tide lifts all boats. the u.s. economy has expanded, corporations flown and everyone working for these companies are reaping the. we fits. right? not exactly. while the leaders, the c.e.o.'s salaries up more than 725% from 1978 to 2011, the average american workers compensation barely moved, inching up only 5% during the same period. an expert said widening pay disparities hurt employee morale. >> they get angry seeing those at the top making a disproportionate amount of the wealth, taking a disproportionate am of the company's profitability home in their own pockets and not distributing it to all of those who have helped the company achieve its goals. >> in switzerland, a referendum would limit pay to 12 times the lowest worker. if somebody tried that in ameri

the 73-year-old called switzerland home for 20 years and became a swiss student in april. seven things to know before you go >>> here are seven things to know before you go, developing news, power has been restored to the new graton resort and casino and 3,600 other pg&e customers in rohnert park. this was caused by a driver who crashed interest a utility pole near highway 101 shortly before 11:00 with the casino telling customers to we evacuate and the power was back on in 90 minutes. >> an elementsty school is tightening security procedures as deputies search for a man who lied about being at an office to pick up a girl. the man was cap doored on video but the mother has no idea who he is. >> the death toll was raised to 2,775 from the typhoon haiyan with relief workers from around the world rushing to get more food, water and medical supplies to the hardest hit. efforts are hampered by wet weather and poor communications and damaged roads. >> starbucks says they will restate 4th quarter after losing a fight with kraft food ordering to pay $2.8 billion for pulling out of

and just before the drug investigation started she had gone to switzerland as part of an officer swap for a reality show. joining us now on the fox news deck is steven rogers, the retired commander of the nuttily criminal investigation division. >> this is a mirror image of the stockholm victim. he probably was working on her for quite a while. she falls in love with him two real bad situations here two elements. number one, where was the supervision? there had to be debriefings? where was there a breakdown in supervision that is took a tip from the police officers involved in this entire investigation to find out. and the other element is, what about the training of the officer? was there the proper psychological background intense investigations that police departments hold for ofs before they go into these operations? >> you have multiple uncovers dealing with a series of drug dealers and you're about to tell me the undercover one doesn't know you're sleeping with a drug dealer. >> yes. and a real serious problem, hutch information did she give this drug dealer, whose lives are in

it's late night in geneva switzerland right now. a deal has been reached involving iran and six world powers over tehran's nuclear program. let's go to cnn's national security correspondent joining us from geneva right now. we're trying to connect with jim. but if he is not there, candy croley has been with us in washington. these talks are going way into the night. it's early morning

we were expecting results from switzerland months ago. but the news from lausanne is that they will be delayed for more testing and verification. in the meantime, a man from the former soviet union contacts me online. he says he can access leaked findings from the russian scientists' study of arafat's remains. >> the palestinian authority brought russia in to conduct a third examination, on top of the french and swiss studies. but the kremlin has refused any access to their scientists, so the leak could be significant. after months of communication, i decide to meet the source. he asked and we agreed to hide his identity. we spend hours checking that neither of us is being followed, unsure of the risks of releasing classified material. he shows us 15 pages, said to be the summary findings from the russian lab. after, we convince him to speak to us on camera. they were not only restricted in how they presented the report. they were also given an incomplete selection of samples. the document shows they measured only four of a total of 20. i

though turner is living in high-tax switzerland, that probably wasn't her motivation. 2013 is likely to set a record for the number of people forfeiting their citizenship, more than 2300 have done it already. >>> and we want to show you this giant sinkhole in florida. it's 70 feet wide and 53-feet deep. it's swallowed a boat, a swimming pool and two houses are in danger next. six homes were evacuated. given the carbonate rocks in florida, they soak in water that can dissolve. that's a common trend in florida. >> i'm crushed that tina turner is giving up her citizenship. >> i was a little surprised. >> switzerland is a funny place. there are areas that there are no income taxes. one of them is zuge and it's where a lot of money managers and investment people have moved. i believe it's outside of zur m zurich. i could be wrong. no taxes. but it's mighty cold there. thanks to seema mody. >>> republicans seem to have two options for obama care. they can health the president save it or let it collapse and then provide a conservative replacement. we're going to talk to two top republicans

that they have really achieved something significant this evening and now into this morning here in switzerland, johnathan. as we said earlier it's a historic break through. and we are waiting to hear from president obama any minute now from the white house to speak about this moment and this agreement. phil, if you can, kind of put this into per spe perspective w. we are talking about a 35 year icy relation between iran and the united states. this is the first sign of some thaw happening. how significant is this right now? >> hugely significant, john. you have to understand, there has been such an icy relationship between tehran and washington over three decades. this first step toward some sort of improved relationship would have been unthinkable. just six or nine months ago. john we are getting what appears to be -- yes it appears to be a delegation arriving here at the press conference center. there will be a series of press conferences around geneva in the early hours of the morning. i know we are waiting for the president of the united states. but it looks as if, he yes, thas the secretar

joined negotiators in switzerland. correspondent in geneva where the talks are taking place tells us what this deal is likely to be about. >> the key issue is the enrichment of uranium up to 20%. that is a major issue. they need to get firm commitments from a rainy and. and in exchange, depending on theycommitments they get, get aikely get uranium -- rainy and within the six man. they are talking about. iranians within the six months timeframe they are talking about. but they need to get them to pull back from any proliferation capability, in other words the ability to make a weapon. and israelis want to cap any possibility of iranians having that option. there is a lot of pressure from the american congress. the stakes are high. the rating agency standard & poor's has downgraded frances credit rating -- france's credit rating by one notch to aa. it is a blow to the president and battles government. -- embattled government. >> the second downgrade in less than two years. credit --ouble-a france's credit rating has been

. >> reporter: the deal was made in switzerland. secretary of state john kerry and others negotiated through the night hammering out the final details. iran's foreign minister tweeted we have reached an agreement. in exchange, nations will ease harsh sanctions. >> it is important that we all of us see the opportunity to end the state crisis. >> we will refrain from imposing new sanctions and we'll allow them to a portion of the revenue they've been denied. >> reporter: iran claimed they only wanted to enrich the power. >>> the us and other world powers say this will make the world safer but many of our allies are not happy tonight. first and foremost, israel and saudi arabia are furious believe the us has sold us out. iran has threatened to wipe israel off the map. the saudis are not happy that they're making nice with the us. syrian and he is bo la are thrilled base they believe it will make their pietroens in iran that much stronger. those that attacked the marine barracks is happy about the deal. it's clear in the early going tha

a new round of talks a with iran opens in switzerland hopes that the new deal could be close some more for me to bob would say in just a few moments. nato prepares for a series of unprecedented and massive war games and crisis hit here keeping troops and busy off with a withdrawal from afghanistan and. we were given no insurance for health risks no radiation meters even we were treated like nothing like disposable people also investigates how japan's mafia is reportedly making money from the cleanup of the food.

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a new development brings me to the capitol and we were expecting results from switzerland months ago but they will be delayed for most testing and verification. in the meantime a man from the former soviet union contacts me online saying he can access leaked findings from the study of arafat's remains. the palestinian authority brought russia in to conduct a third examination on top of the french and swiss studies but they refused access to their scientists so the leak could be significant. after months of communication i decide to meet the source. he asked and we agreed to hide his identity and we spend hours checking that neither of us are fored and unsure about releasing this classified material. he shows us 15 pages, said to be the summary findings from the russian lab. after we convince him to speak to us on camera. >> translator: . >> reporter: they were not only restricted in how they presented the report, they were also given an incomplete selection of samples and the document said they measured four of a total of 20. . >> translator: . >> reporter: it's not clear what happen

. >>> bitters battle to purchase a flawless pink diamond that went on the block in switzerland. when the auctioneer's hammer came down, the egg-shaped gem fetched about $74 million. a record price for any gemstone. the auction took place in a luxury hotel in geneva. the buyer remains anonymous. >> congratulations. >> the diamond weighs 59 carats. it's one of the largest gems of its kind ever found. miners found it in africa 14 years ago. the auctioneers did not say in which country. >> the winning bid surpasses the previous record of about $46 million of a diamond auctioned three years ago. >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." thank you very much for joining us. tavis: good evening evening from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight, a conversation with oliver stone. the writer and director of some of the most successful movies in recent memory. his recent film "jfk" was the in 1998.y released it is now in re release on blu- ray and in select movie theaters. we are glad you joined us for a conversation with oliver stone coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contribution

i runs water reactor has become waterky point -- iran's reactor has become a sticky point in switzerland. program -- ther arrival of russian foreign minister lavrov have added to the anticipation that a deal might be struck, but france and britain have urged caution and there are still some hurdles to take. >> the mood appeared rieel but as the talks continued, the talks have been intense but although the leaders say that progress is being made, they have also been trying to keep expectations of a -- in check. >> i hope there will be an agreement, but there are still important points to deal with. the negotiations are in a difficult but also the sisal -- decisive phase. we have exchanged our opinions on different levels. but there is still no consensus. foreign minister already suggested the talks may have to continue in a week to 10 days. he said differences of opinion remain, including among bthe six world powers. one of the main stumbling parts is reducing iran's stockpile of enriched uranium. produce enoughld for tony him to produce nuclear weapons when it goes online. france has voi

we are going to get the forensic report and switzerland. we are expecting a news conference in the course of the next half hour and we will bring that to you live here on gmt. in the meantime, we will move on to the situation in greece. thepolice have stormed headquarters of the national broadcaster and removed employees, who were protesting the station's abrupt closure. they were still producing live broadcasts. we have this report from athens. tensions outside the headquarters with staff trying to push through police lines. officers have reclaimed the building. the operation began before dawn. right police evicting workers five months after it was shut down. reports say some tear gas was used. inside the building, it was relatively peaceful. have beeno resisted detained. protesters have been gathering, furious at what happened. on the what i saw cameras, they broke the lock on the main entrance and started gates. in from the metal they also broke the door of the side entrance. so thatcame in darkness no one would be around. a have violate

also, developing right now, secretary of state john kerry is in switzerland to negotiate a possible breakthrough to freeze iran's nuclear program. but today the secretary said that several key issues remain unresolved. we'll go there live. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh what a relief it is! >>> time for the political postscript, voters headed to the polls for an offyear election that fired on all cylinders, chris christie scoring the win in new jersey, terry mcauliffe squeaking it out in virginia and new york city electing a democratic mayor for first time since the '80s, president obama offering a public apology. >> at a time when washington is often broken, just think about what virginia has been able to accomplish when we work together. >> this race came down to the wire because of obama care. >> the people of this city have chosen a p

the latest on the high stakes talk in switzerland. >> a grand jury indicting 11 bikers including an undercover cop on a vicious attack on a driver in new york city. we'll tell you what's next for the men involved. >>> let's get things started. a dramatic week in the battle over obama care. indiana congressman todd young bashing the affordable care act during the weekly gop address after hhs secretary kathleen b sebelius was grilled again by lawmakers and president obama apologized to the american people over promises that were not kept after the marketplace opened. molly heninburg is live in washington with a recap. >> add to that more maintenance work this weekend. on the obama care website. from today until tuesday morning. the irs will be working on part of the website that lets enrollees figure out if they're eligible for government subsidies. that's one of the ways the obama administration has said it will reduce costs to people. some will be able to get taxpayer dollars to help pay for their plans. that part of the site will be down until tuesday morning. millions of people find out in t