Agreement in Iran Nuclear Talks, Religious Freedom vs. Gay Rights

After weeks of marathon talks in Switzerland, world leaders reached a preliminary agreement on the future shape of Iran's nuclear program. Indira Lakshmanan of Bloomberg News just returned from the talks and debriefs on the terms of the deal that include limitations on Iran's nuclear capabilities and a lifting of economic sanctions. She also breaks down international reaction to the agreement. Back home, governors in Indiana and Arkansas signed updated religious freedom legislation that had sparked national outrage this week. John Harwood of CNBC and The New York Times explains how the backlash over religious freedom laws and same-sex rights is changing the culture war in America and how its playing out in the 2016 race for the White House. And Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) was charged with corruption this week for allegedly using his influence to benefit a Florida doctor who is a long-time friend. Pete Williams of NBC News reports on the charges. Finally, Matea Gold of The Washington Post reports on how a new non-profit group supporting Jeb Bush will be able to secretly raise campaign money without disclosing its donors and why other candidates will likely move to add similar nonprofit organizations to their fundraising arsenal.