Obama's day: Waiting on the Iran talks
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There's still hope for a nuclear deal with Iran
Peter Sluglett, director of the Middle East Institute of the National University of Singapore, discusses the prospects for a nuclear deal with Iran. He speaks with Bloomberg's Angie Lau on "First Up."
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President Obama spends Wednesday huddling with aides as they all await the outcome of talks over an Iran nuclear deal.
Obama's meetings include a lunch with Vice President Biden.
A mid-afternoon meeting with Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is also on the schedule, which has no public events as of now.
Other Obama aides, meanwhile, are in Vienna trying to nail down a deal with Iran, one in which the United States and allies would reduce sanctions on Iran if it gives up the means to make nuclear weapons.
Negotiators missed a Tuesday deadline for an agreement, and are expected to keep talking over the next few days.