are here together with one of european union to continue the work on the text and to continue negotiations. we have a space. it is difficult. but we all know that we have a very important responsibility. so here is where we are. reporter: and right now you are taking a live look at our newscast coming from doha. we have someone there speaking on the debt crisis going on in greece. taking the can flag off the statehouse grounds in south carolina. another deadline day in the nuclear talks with ran. reports of progress, many issues remain unsolved. the president said don t expect a quick victory against isil but also says the coalition is making progress in iraq and syria. this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i m bisi onile-ere. south carolina senate reconvenes in just a few hours to give final passage to a bill that would take down the can flag. it is flown on the state capitol grounds for years. senators had a heated debate monday over whether the banner
rebel-held territory. family values and helping the poor. pope francis spreads the message during his south american tour. now talks between the six world powers and iran over its nuclear program will go beyond tuesday s deadline. the e.u. s foreign policy chief said negotiations will continue over the next few days to reach a possible break through. the interim nuclear deal, which was set to expire has been extended until friday. u.n. sanctions on iran s bliss system missile program and an arms embargo remain the sticking points. iran wants international sanctions to be lifted, which have crippled its economy and slashed oil exports. we are continuing to negotiate for the next couple of days. that does not mean we are extending our deadline. i told you one weeing a more or less, we are interpreting in a flexible way four deadline, which means we are taking the dates that we ll need to finalize the agreement which is something that is still possible, even if now we are
country acting like that. australian sport is plunged into a racism controversy after comments by an olympic swimming legend. talks between six world powers and iran over its nuclear program will go beyond tuesday s deadline. the e.u. s foreign policy chief says negotiations will continue over the next few days to reach a possible break through. u.n. sanctions and an arms embargo are among the sticking points. iran wants international sanctions lifted which have crippled its economy. let s get the latest from vienna. our diplomatic editor james bayes is there. james there s still talking to be done isn t there? absolutely. they are still talking. they are still negotiating. but quite a few of the foreign ministers are about to leave here in vienna in fact the russian foreign minister, has already left vienna and we re expecting others to leave. that s because even though this was the deadline day, as we saw the deadline day one week ago, it has been extended. that ann
the battles of south sudan, an exclusive report on the rebel forces fighting to bring down the government. an australian sport has been plunged into a racism controversy after comments by an olympic swimming legend. if they don t like it go back to where their fathers or their parents came from. we don t need them in this country if they act like that. dawn frazier called a blatant racist by nick kurios. but first these are crucial hours for the future of greece s economy, but there s no sign of progress towards a new bailout deal. euro zone finance ministers meeting in brussels are trying again to forge an agreement over what cuts greece will make in return for billions of euros in loans. the ministers have said they want serious proposals from greece, but in the end, they have had nothing in writing so far, and it could hardly be more urgent. the banks are said to be on the verge of running out of cash. as the european central bank tightens access to these vital eme
hello. an emergency summit of e.u. leaders is about to start with no signs so farover how they might resolve the greek debt crisis. the prime minister wants some of greece s debt written off, but it s not clear if he has any new proposals to present to the summit. the french prime minister said france was doing everything it could to keep greece in the euro zone. events are being closely watched in greece. in a moment we ll go live to our correspondent in brussels and athens but first barnaby phillips sent this report from the greek capitol. reporter: at the foot of this mountain, this man examines his win yard and worries about the coming weeks. his grapes won t wait for greece to solve its financial problems. if they are not picked in september, they will be ruined and so will he. and right now he can t get money from the banks to pay his suppliers. translator: time is precious. very soon the harvest starts and then everything needs to happen. i hope a solution will