the skin advertisement that prompted allegations of racism. we begin in pakistan where thousands of protesters are gathering in peshawar. in support of opposition leader imran khan who wants the u.s. to stop drone attacks. he threatens to stop nato supply routes to the north if the government fails to take action. first let s cross to peshawar. how big are the crowds there right now? well, the crowds have been growing ever since we came here this morning, a couple of hours ago. it must be understood that people are coming from all different province, from different cities. some are en route. imran khan s party is being supported by the army and other allied parties. as you can see behind me several thousands people, and it must be understood that this is a city that received deadly bombings. despite a security threat the people are braving the elements. they are coming here. there is resentment against the drone strikes. imran khan is drawing support and crowds. he want
good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i m morgan radford in new york. world leaders in geneva appear to be on the verge of a breakthrough on iran s fuk leer program. secretary of state john kerry arrived there a few hours ago and late friday the state department said kerry s goal was to narrow the differences and move closer to an agreement. at a negotiation table foreign ministers from iran, russia, france, the uk and germany, hoping to clinch a deal limiting iran s nuclear activity. we explain what is at stake. for 10 years iran admits it built a vast nuclear infrastructure. it could be for peaceful energy but can create components of a nuclear weapons. today it s hoped a deal can be truck to cease that. it is the president s policy that iran must not be allowed to make a nuclear weapon. think of making a bomb like tea. iran is enriching uranium to about 20%. it will make building a bomb difficult. the deal also stops construction of a plutonium planned. allowi
now let s do some science. hi guys welcome back to another week of techknow where we re going to show you some pretty fun innovations in science. i m here with marita and rachelle. hi, nasa seekers mission, this is a gc-8, loaded with millions of dollars of equipment measuring the air as we re flying through the gulf. it was a pretty incredible experience. let s take a look. ists 7:30 in the morning and it s 7:30 in the morning. and hangar 9 is buzzing with excitement. any last questions about what we re going to be doing today? save jet. from a distance our plane looks like any other. but close up you can see it s anything but. i m minutes away from boarding this plain with nasa experimentalists. it is a nasa gc-8, trying to measure the pollution and the atmosphere. it s a three pronged attack. the signs of the tc 8, after the u 2 spy plane. the er 2 application is a sight to see. everything about it has the feeling of a flight to space. the men who fly the plane und
october. in honduras, the presidential election is set for tomorrow. the race is racer thin. the wife of ousted leader manuel zelaya is running against the head of the ruling national party and is dominated by the soring crime rate. the bones said to be those of st. peter will be an display for the first time. they are kept in an urn in the papal palace. inside story is next, those are the headlines but you can find us online at aljazeera.com. have a great day. sh the day-to-day operation of the upper chamber. we ll talk about it all on this edition of inside story. but fist this background. the american people believe congress is broken. the american people believe the senate is broken. and i believe the american people are right. at the start of the session, harry reid made history, and called for a rule change that would allow an up or down vote or judicial nominations and executive decisions. the change would ensure nominations and up or down vote, on confir
heading to london tomorrow. he arrived in geneva to join negotiations over iran s nuclear program. the goal is to keep tehran from developing war heads, something the british foreign secretary said is a big threat. phil ittner joins us live. any indication that they are near a deal? well, they say they are near a deal, but we are playing currently a waiting game. it s quite a waiting game. we know that they broke for dinner. they have apparently returned. they - we are hearing from a number of different diplomatic sources in the delegations here that they intend to go as late as they need to tonight. they will not go into sunday day. we are hearing from the russian delegation that they believe a decision, one way or the other, is coming soon, but they are determined to take this as far as they can go so they can get a decision. keep in mind that the last time we were here, two weeks ago, it went late into the night. people are determined to try to make the best go of it the