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reporter: he is fully backing president rouhani s campaign in this program. you get the sense that iranian people feel that, too. that s why there s optimism. the key issue remain as the barrier to the nuclear program. iranian leaders are sending signals that they re ready to make concessions. and perhaps suspending the uranium enrichment. they want that tension eased. will it happen. we ll see how it plays out. the entire world waiting to see if this is a real opportunity for diplomacy. we re lucky to have you there, reza sayah in tehran. thanks. there are new reports about the deadly siege at a shopping mall in nairobi. kenyan officials say al shabaab terrorists were not interested in negotiating or hostage taking. but they were only out to kill.
decks. some engineers from palo alto flew 258 feet, nearly 30 feet beyond the old record, set last year in germany. and that s the fox watch across america. i m john scott in for shepard smith. this is the fox report. kenya s president is declaring victory over the terrorists who attacked an upscale shopping mall in nairobi, but he says he cannot confirm reports that some of those terrorists are americans. he says three floors of the mall collapsed and some bodies are still trapped in the rubble. the fox report s chief correspondent jonathan hunt live from our newsroom. defiant words from the kenyan president today. absolutely. he praised the strength of his people and his security forces whom he said, quote, had a shamed and defeated our