[00:00.00]The American president Wednesday defended 
[00:04.83]the historic agreementreached with Iran Tuesday. 
[00:09.03]Barack Obama said the deal represents the world¡¯s best way 
[00:13.98]to ensure that Iran does not get a nuclear weapon.
[00:18.60]The agreement, in his words, ¡°cuts off every single path¡± for Iran 
[00:23.90]to build anuclear bomb. And, 
[00:27.00]he said that makes the United States and the world safer.
[00:32.34]Also Wednesday, the United States proposed a United Nations 
[00:36.98]measure toend all international restrictions linked to Iran¡¯s nuclear program. 
[00:44.84]However, a U.N. ban on trading arms with Iran would remain in place for five years. 
[00:53.19]A banon ballistic missiles trade would continue for eight years.
[00:56.45]Greeks protest new austerity measures
[01:01.36]Greek anti-austerity demonstrators threw explosives at police in AthensWednesday. 
[01:07.87]Police sprayed tear gas in return.
[01:11.16]The protest took place near the Parliament building. 
[01:14.85]Lawmakers inside weredebating terms for 
[01:17.84]a new debt agreement from Greece¡¯s European lenders.
[01:23.04]The violent activists ended otherwise peaceful demonstrations. 
[01:28.46]Thousands ofpeople had marched through Athens to protest the latest austerity measures.
[01:35.53]Greek lawmakers are to vote on the measures early Thursday.
[01:40.91]German court sentences Auschwitz bookkeeper
[01:41.90]A German court has sentenced a 94-year-old former Nazi officer to four yearsin prison. 
[01:59.65]Oskar Groening was found guilty of involvement in the murders 
[01:55.28]ofhundreds of thousands of people. The crimes took place 
[01:59.61]at the Auschwitzdeath camp in Poland over a two month period.
[02:05.26]Oskar Groening admitted ¡°moral guilt¡± at the start of the trial.
[02:10.86] He worked in thedeath camp for several years, 
[02:14.44]collecting and counting the belongings of theJews as they arrived. 
[02:20.37]The trial dealt only with a two month period in 1944 ofhis time at the camp.
[02:27.30]Solar plane grounded until 2016
[02:28.62]The Switzerland-based team attempting to fly a solar-powered plane aroundthe world
[02:35.25] says the flight has been delayed until next April because of damageto its batteries.
[02:43.06]The team says the batteries on the Solar Impulse 2 overheated
[02:56.77] during its five-day flight from Nagoya, Japan to Honolulu, Hawaii on June 30.
[02:58.95]Pilot Andre Borschberg landed the Solar Impulse 2 near Honolulu on July 3,
[03:04.59]after traveling a record-breaking 118 hours across the Pacific Ocean. 
[03:11.75]It was the most dangerous part of the plane¡¯s 35,000-kilometer trip 
[03:17.81]around the worldbecause there was no place to land in an emergency.