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and they see the swiss scientists as linked to al jazeera. mohammed daraghmegh is a journalist who's covered the palestinian authority for decades. he explains their hostility. >> i met with seniors who believe that al jazeera did it intentionally to create an arab spring here in palestine. they had these fears that al jazeera is trying to play in our yard. >> but in spite of any perceived political games, the palestinians are still agreed on the exhumation. except for nasser qudwa. >> there is much better and more effective way to try to do an extra step if it is needed, and it is not by exhuming the body. >> are you more satisfied by the approach that president abbas outlaid today where there will be french, swiss, and russian investigators coming? >> i'm not in favor of exhuming the body in principle. >> november 12th with the decision made, the palestinian authority starts preparing the ground, ensuring their work is hidden from public view. >> november 13th, we realize we're being followed. >> they are talking on two way microphones, coo

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jazeera. >> talk to al jazeera. >> only on al jazeera america. >> only on al jazeera america. >> oh my! >> oh my! >> well, the black friday frenzy is upon us. millions of machines are spending the day after thanksgiving shopping either in stores or online. the excitement actually turned violent for some. in illinois police shot a suspected shoplifter as he tried to drive away. he dragged a police officer with his car, so another officer fired at the suspect, but the suspect and the officer should be okay. >>> workers are demanding higher wages and better treatment. for more on those protests, we have more from committee. >> reporter: it's quite now but it was fairly raucous earlier on today. an about a hundred protesters gathered outside of walmart to show how much they made last year. but then walmart fired back saying look who is protesting. among the protesters are three actual employees of walmart. they gathered to block the street and ten were arrested. one of them arrested was an walmart employee who said he was proud to do it. >> like i said, i know i'm going to be retaliated

>> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. the deal with iran, israel wants to talk it over with the united states. >>> a major wirpt storm headed towards the nation's busiest travel corridor at the worst possible time, thanksgiving. >> the u.s. and five other world leaders have reached a deal with iran to curb that country's nuclear program. but some in washington are skeptical. their concern that iran won't end live up to its end of the bargain. mike viqueria, mixed reaction on capital hill. one reaction that knows no party lines. >> del you're absolutely right, coming from democrats and republicans. it is a simple first step says the administration to make sure in six months time as serious negotiations continue that iran will not have the ability to create a nuclear weapon. that's all they're asking for in return for concessions that iran is making about its enrichment programs, uranium, possibility to develop plutonium to weapons grade, p 5 plus one, and germany will involve

al jazeera reports. black friday gets all the attention, but for many retailers, cyber monday is just as important. my guess is we will go just short of 3 million this year. >> last year, americans spent nearly $2 billion on cyber monday, which is seen double digit sales increases every year since 2010. >> retailers are recognizing that consumers have a great deal of technology in their hand, so they can shop whether they are at work, through the internet, they can shot at hope. >> and it isn't just happening on desk top computers on the go consumers are harnesses mobile devices for the best deals. and retailers are spending big money on building apps. >> what they are doing now is -- because of instant gratification, they are offering consumers text messages coupons when the client goes into the store, and wants to get an instant coupon. >> the last few months have been brutal for retailers. wal-mart, target, zeros and coles are all expect leiner sales as cautious consumers hold tightly to their money.

jan ferguson, al jazeera, kabul. afghanistan.. >> it's been five hours since polls still closed in honduras, but the ruling party's candidate is leading but his main opponent castro says those numbers are not true. al jazeera's adam rain evergreen has the latest from tegucigalpa. >> he had a message from all the candidates and their supporters to accept the results whatever they might be. >> translator: remember in politics is winning and losing so we have to stay peaceful and accept the will of the people. >> he's led honduras through the wake of 2009 coup. state and national institutions have been eroded. the two top contenders are juan uh juan ornandez and castro of the leftist libre party. forced out of office in the coup she promises to rewrite the accusation, such proposal contributed to her husband's removal and she wants to take the new military police and army off the streets and put a new community force in its place. >> the government isn't clearly secure, justice is bought and sold every day. >> hernandez

>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. >> deadliest tornadoes we have ever had in the month of november in illinois history. >> states hardest hit by this month's tornadoes. >>> and typhoon haiyan, trying to get aid to where it's needed. >>> mission to mars, a mission to mars, arriving within the next ten months. >>> you are looking at another milestone on wall street. the do you crossing 16,000 for the first time ever this morning. right now the blue chips are up 47 points, any close by the way in positive territory would mean yet another record high for the dow. that would make it the fourth in as many days. >>> our other big story of course the cleanup continues in the midwest where hundreds of blth were damaged or destroyed by severe storms that moved through on sunday. they spawned powerful tornadoes and as a result, authorities now saying at least six people there are dead. one of the hardest hit areas is central illinois. usher careshi, how are people there coping? >> d

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al jazeera america. take a new look at news. al jazeera america... >>introduces... "america tonight". >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. >>an escape from the expected. >> the latest on the president's new health care plan are raising influence are scrupt, less than 10% of the administration's initial estimates. the numbers don't claim state department enrollees. has refused to comment on any exact numbers. >>> the nation's catholic leaders are in baltimore. they are the assembly of catholic bishops. >> lisa stark has more. >> pope francis is calling for a humble church that welcomes all catholics and fowses open the poor. as emphasized by his representative to the united states. >> let us embrace our are people with fond embrace. let us make them feel that they belong. >> that's what he's calling on the bishops to be, good pastoral ministers and pastoral witnesses of the gospel rather than idealogues. >> worldwide sweaf parishes asking them how they handle tough issues like abortion and gay marriage. a major summ

from al jazeera news center in doha in london. the top stories. pakistan interior minister accuse the u.s. of sabotaging a peace process after killing a taliban leader in a drone attack. >>> also this hour forced to be a child bride at the age of 11:00. now she's working to stop child brides in yemen. >> we'll have all the sports including the latest from the match with liverpool and the english premier league, and we'll tell i couldn't ne you whe fans were singing. all coming up in the program. >> pakistan has criticized the united states for the drone strike that has killed taliban leader hakimu will, lah mehsud. we have reports. >> reporter: this is the pakistani taliban's new leader. khan said is in his mid 0s. he was appointed by a taliban commanders securing 43 out of 60 votes. although some factions of the taliban organization is still pushing for other candidates to take the top job. still said is well-known in taliban circles. he's thought to plan an attack on a jail in northwest pakistan last year that freed 400 prisoners. he was a close

>> we welcome to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. the senate set to take up a law that would outlay discrimination of gays in the workplace. >>> and the first day of trading for twitter, and the stock price already passed $45 a share. ♪ >> we are now less than two hours away from an historic vote in the u.s. senate. lawmakers are poised to take forward towards ending discrimination against gays transgender americans. in 33 states transgender people can be fired or denied employment. a poll in 2011 found that 73% of voters protect protections for gays and transgender people. mike viqueira is live in washington. how likely is this bill going to pass today? >> it is remarkable how quickly the shift in public opinion is translating to legislative victories, and a victory here at the white house even with president obama's only personal beliefs coming about marriage equality coming just before the election. really this has come up in the senate before. it has failed. one big fly in the oint

>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. president mohammed morsi is on trial, and he tells the judge he is still the country's legitimate president. >>> secretary of state john kerry tried to smooth things over with saudi arabia, and new details on the man who was involved in the shooting at lax. >> a trial that divided a nation has adjourned almost as quickly as it began. thdefiant mohammed morsi appearg in trial today. refusing to wear the required uniform but also announcing he's still the country's president. >> reporter: supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi outside of the police academy where the former leader is on trial. they say he was forced from office illegally. and they demand the charges against him be dropped. mohammed morsi is charged with inciting others to commit murder. 20,000 members of the security forces are on the streets of cairo determined to make sure the trial goes ahead. the public opinion about it is polarized. >> god will be on our side. the court will issue a verdict that will be f

al jazeera america. take a new look at news. >> they say they did it because they were trying to protect my children. they didn't protect my children, they traumatized them. >> fault lines examines why so many native american kids are caught in the child welfare system. >> any time they see a social worker its like seeing a police officer. the immediate response is, "they're here to take my kids". >> from the indian perspective who sees this in terms of history, this is as about as adversarial as it gets. >>> welcome back to "talk to al jazeera." we are talking to george takei, and i want to get into "star trek" a bit. jean rotenbury, the producer - i believe you said he wanted a multicultural cast. how did it happen, and how did you get there? >> gene wanted to use "star trek" as a metaphor about so many things about our times then and today. she said the starship "enterprise" was a metaphor for starship earth, and it was about coming together, working as a team. we were all contributing our unique vant

>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. aid at last getting to typhoo typhoon-stricken areas in the philippines. but more needs to be done to help the 2 million people who cannot return to their homes. >>> a suicide-bombing in afghanistan killed six people. >>> and two women's stories of survival educate others on important health issues. >> and the philippines the official death toll from typhoon haiyan is now 3637. those coordinating the relief efforts say aid is starting to reach areas that were hardest hit. once the cargo is unloaded the planes are boarded by residents who are waiting to be evacuated. the philippine government said the storm left 600,000 people without a home. a family in tacloban has-living in a van since the typhoon lost their house. many are missing and people continue looking for them by sifting through debris or handing out fliers. we have more that is unfolding in the philippines. >> reporter: it takes 170 kilometers to get from the western to the earn side of leyte island. it's a journey into the

on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories that we're following for you. secretary of state john kerry trying to smooth things over for saucy arabia. >>> egyptian president mohammed morsi goes on trial. and there are new details about the man police say was behind that shooting at l.a.x. >> saudi arabia is one of america's most important allies in the middle east. but there has been tension between the two countries as of yet,

>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories that we're following for you. secretary of state john kerry trying to smooth things over for saucy arabia. >>> egyptian president mohammed morsi goes on trial. and there are new details about the man police say was behind that shooting at l.a.x. >> saudi arabia is one of america's most important allies in the middle east. but there has been tension between the two countries as of yet, and secretary of state john kerry now trying to put that relationship back on track. saudi arabia one of several stops on his middle east tour as the saudi's complain about the syria, iran, and the middle east peace process. >> right now we have things to make certain that the saudi arabia-u.s. relationship is on track moving forward, and doing the things that we need to accomplish. >> the saudi foreign minister telling kerry his country has no problems with the united states. the two countries promising each other that the region they would continue to work together on issues on wh

al jazeera, chicago. >> still ahead, it's getting colder. your national forecast straight ahead. >> welcome back to news news. i'm del walters. here's are your headlines. after years of speculation scientists have confirmed that palestinian leader yasser arafat was poisoned. we talked to his widow a short time ago. we started by asking her what she thought when she learned that he had been poisoned. >> you know, it's very, very strong shock. i mean, i'm full of anger. this is a crime, assassination of an elected palestinian leader by his people. it is assassination, and you can't imagine how my daughter and myself are in a very sad situation. we are mourning the father and the husband again, you know, this is a terrible feeling. >> al jazeera will have more continuing coverage on the poisoning of yasser arafat throughout the evening. >>> it is a dream that one man had for over 50 years. a california man had a dream of a flying car. soon it's about to take an evaluate. his car is scheduled in june to take flight. >> reporter: getting stuck in

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that's al jazeera america. "inside story" is next. ♪ doctors to help fortune detainees. that's in tonight's "inside story." >> hello, i'm libby casey. doctors take an oath to do no harm. medical professional working with the u.s. military and intelligence services were forced to violate that oath in the treatment of terror suspects captured after 9/11. even though torture was banned by executive order in 2009 the report said ethical violations continue at the president in guantanamo bay where detainee s staging hunger strikes have been forced fed. detainee abuse on the war of terror. it was funded in the open society foundation. since 2011 the u.s. department of defense and c.i.a. have had policies requiring guantanamo doctors and other medical personnel to breach national standards including on site physicians have participated in interrogations and by assisting in force feeding. also the report found that military medical training lacks ethical grounding for doctors to protect human rights. the report comes months after president obama reiterated his promise to close d

jonathan martin, al jazeera, atlanta. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are the stories that we're following for you. secretary of state john kerry is in geneva to hammer out an agreement on iran's nuclear program. the high level talks include the foreign ministers of russia, china, germany, france and britain. >>> thousands of pakistanis rallied this morning for an end to u.s. drone strikes. they also blocked one of the two main roads n.a.t.o. uses to bring supplies to afghanistan. >> meteorologist: well, it's a beautiful day across the northeast. high pressure is in control, but that cold air is pushing on in out of canada. we're looking at mostly clear skies across much of the north central plains all the way into the west. but take a look down across the pacific southwest and back into portions of new mexico. this upper low heavy pressure drawing in quite a bit of moisture off the pacific ocean, so some areas are going to get hit again and again. particularly across phoenix. if you're traveling along i-17, it's all snow for you and the winds are

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and this is al jazeera america. new scenes of desolation and desperation from the philippin philippines. and the non-stop effort to help a struggling to survive. meanwhile one president tells another fix it. and it's official, the world's biggest airline is formed in a massive merger the sun is rising on another day of despair in the central philippines four days after typhoon haiyan tore through, and hundreds of thousands of people are waiting for help. the final death toll could be between 1,000 to 2500. two americans have been found dead in the philippines. the state department said their deaths may be typhoon related. and president obama spoke with the philippine president and offered his condolences and any assistance that the country needs. misery has taken hold in some of the worst effec affected areas. s. >> reporter: it's not until you see it from the air that typhoon haiyan's devastation becomes truly evident. when it struck very few were able to understand its power. the church is at the center of the com

>>> welcome to "al jazeera america." i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. >>> the president of the philippines accuses local officials of not being prepared for the fury of typhoon haiyan. >>> the focus of diplomatic talks in jerusalem remains firmly on iran's nuclear program. >>> questions about the question behind the affordable care act website. >>> aid is pouring in from all over the world to the philippines, but getting food and water to areas is a huge task. almost 4,000 people are dead and 3 million are did he placed. paul beban hitched a ride on a relief flight. >> reporter: there's not a second to lose as australian air force troops pack the c-130 with equipment and supplies. it's fum of aid workers, police and one civilian, a young woman holding bacterias in the dim cargo area. as the plane descends, she is overwhelmed. her name is dalia. hundreds here are desperate to leave. dalia is desperate to get in. she hasn't heard from her family in more than a week, and she's terrified of what she mind find in

jazeera. >> talk to al jazeera. >> only on al jazeera america. >> only on al jazeera america. >> oh my! >> oh my! why welcome back. we're talking about native americans, washington redskins, other teams that have similar type names, should they change their names as well? >> andrew: the redskins should change their names. the indians should stop the chop. black hawks oar native american tribe. however redskins have a racial overtone. chief wahoo has something to do, only the redskins is used as a term of dereiteration. >> so suzanne, i want to talk about the political and financial implications of changing the names. there are about 700 colleges universities high schools that all use some sort of native american mascot. if the redskins were to change their name what would be the trickle down effect, what would your expectations be? >> most of the professional teams have changed. we have already changed two-thirds of these so-called native references in sports. since 1970. so that's the good news. we've changed over 2,000. and we just have about 900 left. let's talk about who speaks

>> check >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm here in new york. here are the top stories of this hour. >> this is the deadliest series of tornados illinois has had in the month of november. >> the governor of illinois talking about the dozens of tornados blamed for killing eight people last sunday. there were more than 70 twisters across the state. in the philippines the death toll stands at more than 4,000. it's been 11 days since the catastrophe - only now are some able to leave. 50 u.s. navy ships and aer plains are taking part in global relief efforts. >> law makers in canada strippeded more power from rob ford. it had bizarre moments, he knocked over a council woman, and he mocked another law-maker. rob ford is refusing to step down. he says heel go to court to get back his authority. >> a deadly plane crash in russia video has been released. it captures the boeing 737 crashing and exploding. all 50 on board were kalilled. those are the headlines "consider this" is up next. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live n

that's next on al jazeera america. power of the people until we restore our freedoms and r >>> welcome back to. i'm del walters. these are the today's top headlines, holiday travel off to a rocky start. snow, rain, and snow, moving towards the east causing major highway headaches across the country. thousands of flights have either been delayed or canceled. karzai says he want more things added to pack between afghanistan and us. >>> protesters in thailand stormed government ministries. >>> australians are building a garden unlike anything else you have ever seen. first of all it is vertical. second it is 140 feet high. andrew thomas has more from sydney. >> reporter: you could call it an urban jungle crawling off the side of the building are vines, ferns, and flowers, this is the newest example of the latest thing in architecture. structures clad with vertical gardens. one central park has the tallest garden anywhere. it runs up 14 floors. the outside of the building is the latest project of the french architect. >> i

al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are the stories we're following for you. israel forcing its opposition against iran's nuclear program and now wants to talk with the u.s. >>> children struggling to survive syria's bloody civil war, but will they live long enough to survive the latest effort towards peace. >>> and the winter storm headed towards the business corridor during thanksgiving. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he's sending his national security adviser to washington to talk. it's after the deal reached with iran concerning it's nuclear program. many are skeptical that iran will abide by the deal struck in the wee hours in switzerland. lisa stark is in washington, lisa, this is one controversy that seems to know no party lines. >> reporter: absolutely. there are opponents on the republican and democratic side. del, this morning very strong language from hour majority eric cantor. he was speaking on cbs this morning. he called the deals dangerous and said it brings iran c

>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're covering for you. it's progress being made in geneva? we'll have a live update on the negotiation and iran. >>> angry pakistanis protest drone attacks in their country. >>> and still no word in north korea about the status of an elderly american. >> secretary of state john kerry arrived in geneva just this morning for negotiations of how to remove iran's nuclear program. the goal to remove iran's nuclear program. >> reporter: now there is a finite limit on these talks. it does indicate that in some way, shape, or form they are drawing to a close. the other interesting thing that we can report indicating again that there is some sort of wrapping up going on is here at the press center where we're located we are seeing preparations for some sort of previousing. we can expect a statement later this evening. the p 5 plus plus 1, the members of the u.n. supreme court council plus germany have been in a very lengthy meeting. we're told it is still ongoing. there was a state by the head of the iranian delegat

al jazeera, london. rah mining company in romania is not letting reject stand in its way to start digging for gold. the get corporation says it is confident romania will pass new laws to encouraging mining in the country by next year. but on monday, parliament voted against a controversial bill that will clear the way for the company to start mining. admitted to us that he fears invests tors in the mine may remove their support. >> i'm sure that we will build this mine. if at 1 point in time, in the future, all investors decide that enough is enough, and they are going to decide let's talk, and they will -- not going to follow this is the decision of the interest groups. this is not my decision. >> a controversial financial incentive to breast feed, new mothers will be offered up to 320 u.s. dollars if they breast feed their babies until six months. at deprived areas where breast feeding numbers are low, but not everyone greeres with the initiative. >> i think it is brilliant to want to encouraging them

pa tricia, al jazeera, new york. >> up next on al jazeera america, something you don't hear about every day, a pond completely disappearing. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are today's headlines. holiday travel off to a rocky start. heavy rain and snow moving toward the east, causing major highways across the country to come grinding to a halt. thousands of flights have been cancels or delayed. the street will consider another case involving the signature healthcare reform law. afghan president amido karzai making new demandses. a long term security packet between the u.s. and afghanistan, the demands are now prompting threats from the u.s. to withdraw all of its forces after 2014. first of all, it is vertical, second it is 140 feet highway. al jazeera takes us to sidney for a look. you called call it aburban jungle. vines persons and flowers this is the world's newest example of the latest in architecture. structures clad with vertical gardens. it runs up 14 floors the outside of the building is the latest project to trench architectural patrick blank. >> it is a very speci

thank you for watching al jazeera m"al jazeera americ." i'm richelle carey. "101 east" is next. for updates check our website, aljazeera.com. >> june 2010, fighting erupts between the uzbek and kyrgyz communities of southern kyrgyzstan. the violence spreads from osh to nearby towns. >> they came and started looting houses, killing people. systematic theft, destruction, and brutal mob violence. more than 400 people are killed.

jazeera. >> and welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your headlines. >>> a major wall street company will pay a billion dollar fine. >>> secretary of state john kerry visited saudi arabia,. >>> the cia and pentagon are rejecting a report detailing alleged abuse of terrorism suspects. the report was produced by the institute of medicine and the george sorros funded open society foundations. it alleges that american sources helped institute torture and inhumane treatment of detainees. pervez musharraf has been released, still faces charges over detention of judges. more on the seize at the mosque. >> this is what happened at the red mosque. supporters of the mosque fought with security forces. then pervez musharraf who was president at the time, ordered the detention. among them was haroon's father. one of the main clerics at the mosque. they openly called for the overthrow of musharraf's government and wanted, saying the former ruler was personally responsible for the deaths. >> translator: musharraf said any father and

>> this is al jazeera. >> welcome to al jazeera, for the top news stories from right around the world. we won't allow iran to get nuclear weapons. that's the message from french president francois hollande. aid reaches survivors of the typhoon in the philippines. >>> hello there i'm felicity bar from london for the news from europe. a lone gunman puts the world on high alert. moft and google join forces to make it harded to find child abuse information online. >> france's president has spoken in the last hour before the israeli knesset. 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

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>>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. >>> this only serves to increase tension in the region. >> the u.s. condemns china's claim of a defense zone in the islands around japan. >>> winter weather could make thanksgiving getting away dangerous. >>> by plane, train, or automobile, millions of americans were traveling for thanksgiving and hanukkah, and for some that major storm is helping to make that trip just a little longer than planned. dave warren has more on the storm's track, diane joining live from chicago. and randall pinkston is at laguardia international airport. randall what is the board saying? >> well, so far a lot better than expected. there are only five airports with significant delay problems, meaning delays of more than 45 minutes. that's right here in new york, philadelphia, and inexplicably fort lauderdale, florida. everyone else is looking okay. this is what it looked like on tuesday in the south, and this is what it longs like today in the northeast. the s

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>> i'm sebastian walker with al jazeera. i just wanted to see if senator obhof is available to speak about the medicaid expansion. >> you can leave your information and i can ask him about it. >> okay, thank you very much. >> no problem. >> it's a simple question that many, it seems, didn't want to answer. >> i mean we wanted a short conversation with anybody on the republican side to talk about the health dispairites. is there anyone else that's willing to speak to us on the republican side? >> not that i know of. >> thank you. >> we'd love to talk to him, even just for five minutes. >> sure, i know that he is chalked up for the day, but i'll make sure he gets it. >> okay, thanks very much. it's just about infant mortality and the healthcare provisions. >> alright. >> okay. >> thank you. >> eventually, we did catch up with one of them. republican state senator kris jordan. >> oh, hi, i'm sebastian walker from al jazeera. >> just on infant mortality in ohio, are you aware that this is one of the worst states in the country f

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>> welcome to al jazeera america. let's take a look at the stories we are following for you. >> now, the really hard part begins. and that is the effort to get the comprehensive agreement. >> looking ahead, john kerry on making the nuclear deal with iran work election day for hondurans casting votes for change. tribal leaders urge afghanist afghanistan's president to allow thousands of troops to stay in the country. taking action against new york's stop and frisk policy by teaching people rights. secretary of state john kerry defending a deal made with iran over the nuclear program. israel and several u.s. lawmakers are complaining they will move forward. a victory for floamacy. today, bad diplomacy opened up a new path toward a word that is more security. a future in which we can verify iran's nuclear program is peaceful and that it cannot build a nuclear weapon. >> write house correspondent mi mike viqueira has more on reaction from washington. >> in genervgeneva, the preside emphasizing this is a first step toward

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