together with our allies and partners, has reached an historic understanding with iran iran, which if fully implemented, will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. pelley: but that is a big if. this is a detailed framework for future negotiations, not a done deal. it was reached in lusanne, switzerland by iran, the u.s., britain, france germany, russia and china. and a source who was there tells us that secretary of state kerry and iranian foreign minister mohammad zarif haggled all night. this was taken at 9:30 p.m., but by 5:30 a.m., we were told, they were alone in their shirtsleeves, still editing the deal. here are the major points: iran would reduce its uranium-enriching centrifuges from 19,000 to 6000 for 10 years. it would not enrich any uranium to weapons-grade. iran would dismantle a plutonium reactor, which is another path to a bomb. and iran would open all of its nuclear facilities to regular united nations inspections. after compliance is certified by the
could mean for u.s. hopes for mideast peace. good morning from washington. it s tuesday, february 5th, 2013. this is the daily rundown. i m chuck todd. let s get to my first reads. president obama s state of the union address is just a week from today and the president is flooding the zone. worried the federal budget could dominate and limit his agenda this year. he s pushing other issues. he s talking guns one day, immigration the next. making sure he s not drawn into a standoff with republicans over the economy which would quickly come to define his second term. today, he makes the case on immigration to business leaders, including ceos like steve case and monica lozano from his now disbanded jobs council and chief executives of coca-cola and yahoo!. he also meets with labor and progressive leaders. the meetings will focus on how immigration reform fits into his broader economic agenda. homeland security secretary janet napolitano on monday brought that message to bor
today from president obama could be so significant. today, the united states, together with our allies and partners, has reached an historic understanding with iran, which if fully implemented, will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon. pelley: but that is a big if. this is a detailed framework for future negotiations, not a done deal. it was reached in lausanne switzerland by iran, the u.s., britain, france, germany russia, and china. and a source who was there tells us that secretary of state kerry and iranian foreign minister mohammad zarif haggled all night. this was taken at 9:30 p.m., but by 5:30 a.m., w re told, they were alone in their shirtsleeves, still editing the deal. here are the major points: iran would reduce its uranium- enriching centrifuges from 19,000 to 6,000 for 10 years. it would not enrich any uranium to weapons-grade. iran would dismantle a plutonium reactor, which is another path to a bomb. and iran would open all of its nuclear facilities
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if food gets mentioned within the first hour of the show, it appears magically by the last few seconds. what have you learned? it s national pancake day. stop. it s not worth it. seconds. pat ridge family. come on, get happy. if it s way too early, it s morning joe. now it s time for chuck todd the daily rundown. confidential killing. an nbc news exclusive. a justice department memo says the government can kill americans believed to be top al qaeda leaders, even if there s no active plot to attack the united states. this controversial document also has new details on the legal justification behind more drone strikes against al qaeda subjects. red rover, karl rove s new push to score some winners is getting pushback from powerful conservative groups. this morning, a debate between one of rove s point men and one of his top critics. and who do you know? and do you know who this guy is? you should. he just might be the most powerful person in israeli poli