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on c-span. here are a few of the comments we have received from viewers. watched your show this morning on domestic violence and was very disappointed with what i saw and heard. guest were weak and ineffectual and it seemed the all-pro of colors were a bunch of whiny men. one woman is beaten every 15 seconds in this country by a husband or partner. that is one woman every 15 seconds. issue is swept under the rug in this country. probably and most likely because most of the perpetrators are male. the only way this will ever change is if men are willing to look at their own bad behavior and address it had on. i was listening to your commentator and the ones from the bloomberg news talking about reid sls being on harry desk. each and every one of those bills have a repeal of what they call obamacare. whoever is your commentator, i just heard they comment on the rathero called in than having democrats, and and letrepublicans comment, democratic and republicans fight it out
university bans after an out break of sexual assaults and a strong earthquake good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. thank you for joining us, i m morgan radford, live in new york. we begin with a developing story overnight. former washington d.c. mayor, marion barry, has died. he served twice, beginning in 1978. his first three terms ended when he was arrested and convicted of crack cocaine charges. after spending time in gaol he staged a comeback, winning re-election to city council in 1993, and a fourth term as mayor in 1995. in 2005 he was re-elected where he served up until now. he died at a d.c. area hospital. the cause of his death is unknown. del walters joins us, working in washington and covering marion barry extensively. good morning to you. what was your reaction to the news that barry had passed away? dell, it appears we have lost him temporarily the wait continues in ferguson, missouri for the grand jury decision. the grand jury is expected to meet o
s. ready to good out. good morning. welcome to al jazeera america. . the deadline is fast approaching in vienna for talks over iran s nuclear program. the u.s. and five other nations have only eleven hours left to secure a deal. something terri of state john kerry has been race from meeting to meet. still foagreement. iran is trying to convince world 4s drop the sanctions f they don t make a deal, the sanctions could become even more severe. we have team coverage for you this morning. nick schifrin tracking the reaction from jerusalem. joan a, where do we stand right now? reporter: well, i will tell you what what we are hearing on the ground here in vienna, a number of reports quoting western glom attic sources saying there simple isn t the time to conclude a deal here before the monday, midnight deadline, that the parties are going to adjourn these talks, walk away from them essentially, a so-called stop the clock option in diplomatic speak. low-level conversatio