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Breaking headline tonight involves the
US and Iran.
President Trump at the G7 summit saying there is now a signed deal
with Iran.
Tonight, the major question,
what's in this deal? What happens to Iran's enriched uranium? And will Iran get money in this deal? What the president is now saying about that?
Rachel Scott traveling with the president in Geneva.
>> President Trump touching down in France, touting his freshly signed deal with Iran.
Though tonight, there are more questions than answers.
The Iran deal that we made is going to bring a lot of
uh a lot of success to the world because
the oil was really clogged up there for a while.
>> The deal is still under wraps.
The US and Iran giving conflicting versions of what's in it.
Both agree the US will lift its blockade of Iranian ports and Iran will reopen the straight of her which it closed when President Trump launched the war.
The fate of Iran's nuclear program, the reason the US went to war in the first place, will be addressed in another 60-day period of talks.
Though the president today claimed to win,
>> Iran will not have a nuclear weapon.
They fully agreed to that with strong policing powers.
>> Iran already agreed not to possess nuclear weapons as part of its deal with the Obama administration, which President Trump tore up in his first term.
Former President Obama speaking with ABC's Robin Roberts before the deal was announced.
You spent a lot of time wrestling with the threat of a nuclear Iran.
How do you think things are being handled right now there?
>> It is doubtful that any agreement that arises is going to be significantly different or a significant improvement from the deal that we had in the first place.
>> Tonight, Iran says it stands to benefit from the deal.
Though President Trump declared the Straight of Hermuz will be tollfree as it was before the war,
Iran's foreign ministry says Iran will establish and collect fees related to navigation services, environmental protection, and vessel insurance. Also unclear whether Iran will get a payout from this initial deal.
>> Mr. President, does this does the deal in involve any sanctions relief for Iran?
When would that go into
>> No, it doesn't. Well, they have to. It's really a behavioral thing. If they do what they're supposed to do, that starts taking effect.
>> A senior administration official later telling reporters, "We are prepared to release frozen funds and we are prepared to release sanctions and we'll do some small gestures of that in the beginning."
President Trump sounding course today.
He had had a long night.
>> Did you watch the fight?
>> Yeah.
>> Nothing direct, but I saw it this morning.
>> That was that was a great fight.
It was that was a great fight.
a great evening at the White House. The president celebrating his 80th birthday with a massive UFC cage match on the White House south lawn complete with a military flyover and a towering steel arch called the claw.
The people's house a stage the Oval Office a backdrop.
Fighters walking through ceremonial rooms usually reserved for visiting dignitaries making their way to the ring where the president watched as they battled it out.
And David, back to the deal with Iran.
It's unclear when the American people will see the text of that agreement. It's also unclear what happens to Iran's nuclear program and its stockpile of enriched uranium.
>> Rachel Scott live in Geneva for us tonight.
Rachel, thank you.
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