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with iran a nuclear -- and north k aea, there is no blackolac discussion of nuclear weapons. paul adams reports. >> money spent on what people really need. timeter: this is the first the nobel community has awarded a group campaigning against nuclear weapons. for an organization that has only been around for 10 years with a relatively low profile, it is a big boost. >> i can. >> you can. abolish nuclear weapons. >> we have decided to award the nobel peace prize 2017 to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, ican. organization is receiving the award for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic of anyarian consequences use of nuclear weapons. committeethe nobel says the risks for nuclear power are once again growing. year, a series of provocative moves by north korea the most obvious and troubling example. together hundreds of nongovernmental groups around the world. their efforts were rewarded the summer with the first legally binding agreement outlaw nuclear weapons. 122 countries have signed on, none of them nuclear powers. happen not going to overnight

i want to let you know that fox5 has invited republican nominee ed gillespie to aea the dates and times. we'll let you know when that happens. if you're watching now, come on in we'd love to have you. former maryland congressman donna a evans and she is running for prince george's county executive >> good to see you. >> good to be here. >> this came about recently. why did you decide to jump into the race. >> i've lived in prince george's county for 35 years and i believe in service and i decided that i really wanted to serve locally to make sure that i could bring some of the skills and the issues and things that i learned in the congress into prince george's county and i'm looking forward to both serving and also to the race. this is going to be a big difference from serving in congress on capital hill. why local? why this county executive position? a. well, you're absolutely right . i mean i think, for example, i worked on issues around transportation from a policy level. well, in prince george's county we ability locally to focus on economic development around our metro taition rgs

out to aea is reaching number of people to get a sense f what we think the parameters of north korea policy and the trump administration is. host: you got such an invitation? i have been contacted, i was in meetings in june, wrote an op ed about it. there was no flexibility, they were not interested in i have n negotiations about dunuclearization at all. they want to be a nuclear state and why should they do so? uest: that meeting along with other meetings, including a recent meeting in switzerland, north korea has been very self-confident, even cocky, given the success they have had tests and many, many missile tests. that re very adamant denuclearization is off the table. nothing could be offered to abandon that arsenal. they told us, accept as a state and we're ready to talk about a peace treaty or fight. back in june with officials, was there a second invitation to meet then? recent contact. host: you accepted or not? uest: i decided not to go to pyongyang, given since september 1, there has been a ban on u.s. there, except for exceptional visa, usually mediaed for humanitarian,

allies say iran is complying any step backward from that is extremely problematic so remember the i aea said they didn't have the weapon of mass destructione program in we went to war and they were right in we were wrong. so of brings back bad memories of politicians trying to overrule if the president says he wants congress to rethink the deal this could put iran back contrast to find a nuclear weapons program and finally in the midst of a negotiatinegotiati on with north korea. and'r when secretary has asked over and over diplomacy first. if you say the u.s. will back them deal complied with the dull drop the chance that they will ever do with deal. and they should not for cold water on diplomacy. >> waking up with the front lines. will you go back in six months and tell us the progress from today?. >> i would be glad to. >> inc's for joining us. [applause] >> my favorite line is selected don't even have water. >> it in massachusetts so retake the dental office to the people. >> you have to have those other willing to do thesi work to make it successful. you have to have the staff wit

at one point they blew a 17-0 lead against aea won a single game this season. next stop, the first place eagles in the division. that's on monday night football one week from today. we need to win. we can change history. >>> can you remember how old you were when you went to your first football game. >> i don't remember. i wasn't two weeks old. >> take a look. this is adorable. kirk and julie cousins took their newborn son keeper to hess first nfl game. he led them to a win, look, he gets the game ball. kirk posted on instagram before the game. he gave his son the game ball in the car seat. he looked wide awake and very happy. first game, first win, first game ball. i think cooper is lucky. we need the cousins to bring him every game. >> adorable one at that. >>:5 traffic delays should be better now. metro is back open after track work closed the crystal city and airport metro stations. people had to drive instead and that created a mess on the roads. look at the video as everyone waiting for tax season. ubers last night. some people tweeted they had to wait a

waking up cloudy with isolated areas of fog this morning etty atiff s aea breeze if you're trying to travel from east to west this morning. a look at the cloud cover at 280 and 17 over san jose. maybe even a little drizzle near the coast this morning. 49 to 52. grab a coat as you head out. as we go through your 12-hour day planner, partly sunny. some slow sunshine today. that's why we're only in the mid-50s to barely 60 at noon. 57 to 61. not many micro climates there. feeling like fall. heading out this evening grab a coat, blanket, whatever you need to stay cool or stay warm, i should say, 55 to 57 degrees. the big story after today the rain coming for the weekend. more on that coming up. here's sue. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge. your ride from the robin williams tunnel looking good. four lanes for your southbound commute. two lanes for your northbound drive. san rafael, taillights past the marin civic center and north gate mall moving all the way to the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog that mike has been talking about but now down on the roads. all. we have an

the truth was it was a hard deal to arrive at for purposes of the aea. it was hard won. what are the chances of getting control of iran's nuclear program if they let this deal go? >> well, the chances are very minimal that that can happen. the iranians are complying with a very detailed set of investigations and measures under so-called additional protocol which is a standard document that many countries have. and under wish no country has ever successfully pursued a nuclear weapons program. but the iranians are only applying that provisionally. they have not yet ratified that until later in the process of the deal. and so it would be very easy for iran to step back from those intrusive conditions embedded in the additional protocol as well as other provisions on parts of their program of their nuclear program. and if the u.s. is violating the deal, there's no reason to expect they would not step back from their provisions as well. >> all right. we're going to follow this closely. thanks for the analysis from both of you. >>> all right. stan stand by, everyone. donald tr

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out to aea is reaching number of people to get a sense f what we think the parameters of north korea policy and the trump administration is. host: you got such an invitation? i have been contacted, i was in meetings in june, wrote an op ed about it. there was no flexibility, they were not interested in i have n negotiations about dunuclearization at all. they want to be a nuclear state and why should they do so? uest: that meeting along with other meetings, including a recent meeting in switzerland, north korea has been very self-confident, even cocky, given the success they have had tests and many, many missile tests. that re very adamant denuclearization is off the table. nothing could be offered to abandon that arsenal. they told us, accept as a state and we're ready to talk about a peace treaty or fight. back in june with officials, was there a second invitation to meet then? recent contact. host: you accepted or not? uest: i decided not to go to pyongyang, given since september 1, there has been a ban on u.s. there, except for exceptional visa, usually mediaed for humanitarian,