flight booked for july 1st, and the negotiators in the iran nuclear talks weren t too terribly bothered by this looming june 30th deadline. became clear from two key developments today. first, as you just reported it was announced that iranian foreign minister javad zarif after what is likely to be a seven or eight hours of facetime with secretary of state john kerry over the course of this weekend is indeed leaving for a short trip back to tehran. u.s. officials said they were notified of that advance in expected ministers to come and go and secondly as you report u.s. officials basically gave up the depose and told reporters outright that the talks will likely extend beyond june 30th. secretary kerry also conferred with washington s p 5 plus 1 partners in the talks and those dialogs have been also somewhat delicate. prior to a sit-down with kerry yesterday france s foreign minister issued his country s own red line with the talks and aimed as much with john kerry as they were iran. t