A deal in Sudan
Sudanese people chant slogans and wave their national flag in the streets of Khartoum as they celebrate Friday after Sudan’s ruling military council and a coalition of opposition and protest groups reached an agreement to share power during a transition period leading to elections.
Sudan’s military leaders reach an agreement with the pro-democracy opposition. They’ll share power until elections can be held. And, host Marco Werman speaks with former Secretary of Defense Ash Carter about Iran and other foreign policy challenges. Plus, a preview of this Sunday’s Women’s World Cup soccer final between the US and the Netherlands.
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