HARRIS: Interesting here. Positive vibes from Iran. The country's foreign minister says he expects progress in tomorrow's nuclear talks with U.S. participation. Under Secretary of State William Burns will sit in on a meeting in Geneva with a European Union delegation and Iran's chief nuclear negotiator. Washington says Burns will not negotiate with Iran. But his presence there signals a big shift from President Bush's policy of isolating Tehran to a diplomatic approach.</s>KEILAR: South Africa's Nelson Mandela turns 90. The run off to today's big birthday has been marked by several events over the past few weeks. From anti-hunger campaigns at home to a big aides charity concert in London. But today, the political icon is spending his birthday surrounded by family. And he did something that he'd said he would not do again. Grant an interview.</s>NELSON MANDELA, FMR. SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT: I am very happy that I live until now. And I hope many South Africans and other people in the world will live like this so that they could be the object of admiration.</s>KEILAR: And Mandela said that his birthday wish is that the rich would share with the poor. Well, parts of the U.S. living a little too large. A new survey reveals the fattest states in the nation.
Positive Vibes From Iran; South Africa's Nelson Mandela Turns 90