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
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
congress taking another look at the problems surrounding president obama s signature healthcare reform law. this time taking a look on the impact on small business. i want to provide health insurance for my employees and their families, but we have been doing it for 15 years since i bought the company, but now because it is so high, our plan in effect is not viable, because it s not affordable. this hearing coming one day after a sat startling admission that key aspects of the site are still incomplete. the obama administration decided to launch the website october 1st, despite warnings from a consult act. the president says these issues reveal a problem with the way the government builds its websites. we probably underestimated the complexities of building out a website that needed to work the way it should. the way the federal government does procurement and it is just generally not very efficient. the site s building sites need to be corrected by january 1st. the
president obama paying tribute today to president john f. kennedy. a short time ago he laid a wreath where kennedy is buried in arlington national cemetery. before that he an awarded the highest nation s honor created just before jfk s death. reporter: a number of comments running through both of these ceremonies. it s really quite interesting. let s start with arlington. it walate november 1963, presidt kennedy was interred in arlington cemetery. he was supposed to be buried in the family plot, or it was thought initially. the family plot in massachusetts. purelily happenstance, there had been no other president buried there, the president ended up there where we now see the internal flame which was inspired by something that jackie saw in paris, it now draws visitors from around the world. bill clinton had met kennedy as a young man, shaking president kennedy s hand in the rose garden in the early 60s, and then president obama, who of course, gained the endorsement of t
table, and all right iran s supreme leader i spoke to a pa a paramilitary group and slammed the u.s. saying instead of using threats, go and repair your devastated economy so your government does not shut down for 15 days. go and pay your debts. phil, i got if tell you, the first opening meeting was quite brief. it was almost as if it was the setting of the table for what is to come starting tomorrow. reporter: yeah, tony, those comments are being discussed here in geneva, you really couldn t miss them. but an u.s. delegation spoke in the background briefing today and the top negotiators has the impression that most of that was meant for the domestic audience back in iran. nevertheless, top officials saying that it does affect the december cases of mistrust that was built up over the years and that will have to be overcome if a real agreement is to come to the table. what are those specific issues that have to be ironed out for there to be a deal here? reporter: okay, t