you re looking at the eternal flame at the arlington national cemetery at the burial site of john f. kennedy, exactly 50 years ago, america was in shock, coming to the unthinkable, the assassination of john f. kennedy. we begin with the developing story story of iran s nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry is en route to geneva to personally teafned the talks. the chinese minister says, talks are down to the moment. peaceful energy but it could also create components of a nuclear weapon. today the u.s. hopes to make a deal that would stop that building and convince iran to give up the capacity to build the bomb. it is the president s policy that iran must not be allowed to amakto a enrich uniform. building a bomb would be more difficult and time consuming. the deal would also stop construction of iran s ple iranm plant. what we need is for iran to provide assurance to the community. israel pos opposes. more closer than we have ever been in a decade to
agenda again. this time straight-john kerry is travelling to geneva at this secretary of state john kerry is travelling to geneva hoping to boost talks between iran and six powers. negotiators have been working since thursday trying to hammer out a deal. the talks were scheduled to end friday. they were extended ahead hopes of a breakthrough. for 10 years iran admitted to building vast infrastructure. it could be for peaceful energy, but could create components of nuclear weapons. today iran is being convinced to give up the capacity to make a bomb. it is the president s poll say that iran not make a nuclear weapon. think of making bomb like tea, right now they are brewing uranium. the brew would be lighter, just 5%ful the deal stopping construction of iran s plutonium plant, allowing u.n. inspectors more access. we need iran to provide complete and utter reassurance about the peaceful nature of the program. in return the u.s. would lift $7 billion in sanctions. i
85-year-old merrill newman was supposed to return from a vacation in north korea bus is being held. his wife is pleading for him to be are released. two people arrested thursday but police say they don t know how the suspects were able to control the victims for so long. those are your headlines. i m morgan radford. as the world s environmentalists close a contentious conference in warsaw, combating climate change, how were the cases of 6,000 reportedly abused children ignored? plus 50 years after jfk s assassination we ll look back at his life through pictures from kitty kelly. we ll enter the tiny house movement. hello i m antonio mora. welcome to consider this. we begin with climate change and nuclear power. warsaw, poland, after two weeks of talks, division from industrial powers and developing nations have made reaching an agreement almost impossible. setting guidelines for countries to cut their carbon emissions before a new treaty to replace the kyoto protocols
help the 4 million children affected by the storm. paper or toxic - the indian government made its choice clear, but so far it seems no one is listening. in pakistan thousands are expected to take to the streets of peshawar and are rallying in support of opposition politician imran khan who wants the government to stop the u.s. drone program in pakistan. kahn has given the prime minister sharif a period of time to act. he s threatening to close routes through his province. there is an alternative route. but it is bysier. we will hear more about the protest that will take place. yes, indeed. as you can see behind me plenty of flags. the people have started arriving. as usual, they are off to a late start. interestingly, as you mentioned, imran khan said he will block the nato supplies indefinitely and he would like the central government headed by sharif to throw in support, to say it is an important step. yesterday the prime minister said that there was no tolerance for
righ of the show. join us. job creation has gotten a jolt with job openings and over all hires climbing to a five-year high. i use the word jolt for a reason. it s job open labor report. that s 8.6% higher job openings. this jolt report is important because it s a piece of data that is favor ed by janet yellen. apparently she likes it because it sheds light on the dynamics behind the more familiar monthly jobs report. that same jolt report, that was job openings, shows the number of hires rising to 8.7% increase from last year. with the private sector leading the way, of course. now apparently employers had been feeling pretty confident about the consumer demand. this is in september. thus they were willing to invest and expand and hire more people to accommodate that optimism. since then we ve seen consumer confidence come down fueled by the damaging 16-day government shutdown in october. it remains to be seen whether the momentum was broken or if it continued. unemploymen