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of homeland security for one more week with the deadline this coming friday five days from now. the president's actions on immigration have been a controversial sticking point. speaker boehner pushing back against the reports of infighting within his own caucus. >> we have members that disagree from time to time over the tactics that we decide to employ. but remember republicans are united in this idea that the president has har exceeded his constitutional authority. >> some of the members are 52 americas of the freedom caucus. now live from washington. >> speaker boehner and the rest of house leadership have been trying to put a good face on and unity going in as we approach another clock count down as that five-day funding opt department of homeland security runs down again. the bill is back in the senate. we've asked for a conference with the senate and the senate

majority leader at the time in may of 2013 said and i quote we aren't afraid to try to resolve our differences in a conference committee. this has been the custom of the senate and the house of representatives for almost 200 years. we want to go to conference with the senate. they're made clear they don't want to go to conference. so obviously our members have a lot of differences on how maybe we want to go about tactics, but our goal is the same. it's to fight the illegal actions on immigration and we're in a position to force the senate to go to conference committee which is what we wanted to do all along. >> reporter: these statements mask an uncomfortable reality. despite the. divisions remain within the party. friday's vote demonstrated the tea party weighing has only been emboldens. 02 republicans voted wtd democrats. democrats need only to maintain

unity to block my gop measure. >> i'm proud of our members and unity that we've had that shows the commitment to full funding. we certainly want to protect the american people every minute of every day. that includes today and we believe that within the next 7 days hopefully five that we will have a bill that takes us to the end of the year. >> so senate democrats are now expected to block a vote scheduled for member to start negotiations with the house. that means it's all back to square one in some are suggesting that speaker boehner's speakership could be in jeopardy. >> promises to be a count down for five days, quite a week. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on his way to washington where he is set to address congress on tuesday. making his case against emerging nuclear deal with iran. meanwhile, iran's top nuclear

negotiator accusing benjamin netanyahu of fear mongering saying the speech won't stop a final nuclear deal between nuclear powers and iran. >> reporter: benjamin netanyahu heads to wa today but what is becoming extremely controversial speech. he was invited by speaker john boehner but the republican leader didn't coordinate the trip with the white house so the talk is controversial and as angered the president and his administration and there are a lot of calls in d.c. to cancel the trip. and now there are also a lot of calls here to cancel the trip because critics say just two weeks out from the israeli election he's using the election to scare voters. he says he's a messenger for all citizens even those who disagree with them. >> translator: i feel concern

about the security of israeli citizens and the fate of the country and all of our people. i will do everything in my power to ensure our future. >> reporter: now the american israeli relationship has deteriorated in recent years. many chock it up to tensions between the president and benjamin netanyahu. the u.s. administration is extremely angry about the jewish expansion primarily with the iranian nuclear talks they think he's been interfering in them. he says any talks that doesn't dismantle the nuclear program is unacceptable. meanwhile others are willing to leave iran with some nuclear capacity as long as there are safe dpards and it isn't used for a nuclear weapon. that's the sticking point and where the talks are right now. as benjamin netanyahu has called here heads to washington d.c. at

least 20 or so congressmen and senators from the democrat party including president obama and the vice president say they will not attend the speech. as i said, it is extremely controversial in washington and here, and there are a lot of people here in washington that will watch to see the fallout. >> going to be quite the show. thank you so much. >> those walking john kerry. he's speaking out today about the controversy about the speech. mr. kerri trying to turn down the heat on the tensions between the white house and israel. >> we don't want to see this turned into a great political football. obviously it was odd, if not unique, that we learned of it from the speaker of the house and that the administration was not included in this process but the administration is not seeking to politicize this. so what will the prime minister say? >> will congress and the american heed his imperative warnings?

the former u.s. ambassador to the un and fox news kriblt or the joins us now. what would you say to the people who say the prime minister's speech does a disservice to his cause? >> i think that's simply a reflection of the obama administration's petulance that they've demonstrated these last weeks from the time they heard of the talk. this is not about who called what person on what day or what fork they used for dessert. this is not about protocol and process. this is about substance and the substance is nuclear weapons in the hands of militarized religious fanatics in teheran. that's a mortal peril to the united states as well. i'll let those kplieb about thes a tects. to the people who care about the substance of threat to israel and our arab friends in the middle east all around the

world, this speech i think is going to be very important. when barack obama asked david cameron to lobby members of congress to vote against the economic sanctions bill being proposed by senators kirk and menendez that was okay with the white house but when thaut netanyahu comes to speak against the white house policy suddenly this is a breach of protocol. this is. >> do you think the important message is getting lost in all of this and if so what does that mean? >> i think that's the obama administration's chief desire. let's be clear. this coming week in washington we're going to have the annual convention of the american israel commission. apac. thousands of people come in. if benjamin netanyahu had wanted an invitation, we would have gotten mitt they're always happy to hear him. he would have come to speak to him. the coverage of his speech would

have been front page above the fold right hand lead on every major newspaper in the country. now, instead he'll speak at apac but also to congress. what is the delta between the coverage that benjamin netanyahu would have cotton just for a speech at apac compared to congress? i think it would be insignificant. i think this whole thing is an example of high school mentality in the white house. i think it's an embarrassment to the presidency and maybe that's what secretary is trying to do. >> the critics say it reflects poorly on the prime minister but what's interesting the new york times says they think the administration thinks an imperfect deal is better than no deal. do you believe that and what will be prime minister be warning about that we should listen to? >> this is obviously the heart of the controversy, and it is

typical of the state department and many on the american left who confronted with three alternatives, good deal and bad deal or no deal would say that they'd like a good deal and they're prepared to take a bad deal. there are no people in american business that would make that choice. that's their view and if we take an imperfect deal as they try to call it, iran will be on a clear path to nuclear weapons entirely at a place of their choosing. for all that's been leaked out by the administration to show what they think is good about the deal, it's very clear that we have legitimized the nuclear program and the most likely outcome is iran will get nuclear weapons in the very near future. >> that a frightening and chilling prospect and we will be listening in two days. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thousands of mourners taking to the streets of russia today

to remember russian political opposition leader who was murdered late friday in moscow. people carrying flowers, portraits of the leader and signs reading i am not afraid. another march held earlier today drew an estimated crowd of 6,000 with one of russian president's most outspoken critics. the 55-year-old was gunned down on a bridge near the kremlin just one day before a planned protest against the government. >> and man oman, have you been outside lately? take a look at this. snow and ice causing trouble for people in the midwest and the bad weather is going to last through tomorrow. parts of missouri, illinois, indiana being slammed with more than a half a foot of snow. the same system expected to go to the northeast. freezing rain and more snow expected again.

another weekend snow storm in the northeast. i hear janice kind of thinking about that. what is about that weekend after weekend of the snow storms? >> i know. it's the same script you read from last week? i know and the cold air continues to move south. you can look at our friends in canada with the windchill it feels like minus 65 in baker lake. you can see the cold air sinking south where it feels like 13 in chicago and 25 in bos. 33 in louisville. we're tracking two winter storms. this one across the southwest but this latest winter storm invading the mid atlantic and the northeast with more snow and ice. unfortunately throughout the day today and into the overnight tonight. there's philadelphia filling in with snow. boston will you break the record for the snowiest season on record? just a couple of inches and you'll be there. overnight we'll see the system move offshore.

by the morning commute things should be quieting down. that's the good news and the temperatures will go up relatively speaking. 34 in new york. there's snowfall. again not a brig block buster but the ice making things complicated and we'll watch the next one moving in from the southwest giving us another storm for the mid atlantic and northeast. i will be here probably overnight tonight. maybe not. we'll see. i've got a sleeping bag just in case. >> thank you so much. >> well, surveillance video giving new details on how three teenage girls managed to join isis. more westerners are taking up the terrorist's cause. >> and if you have trouble going on top of your roof to fix something? look at this. as tro naughts fixing a

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>> let's start here with the recruitment of these alleged recruitment of these three teenage girls coupled with now we know jihadi john had a middle class upbringing. talk about the challenges their profiles are. >> it's the ideology that motivates these young people from briton france germany and the united states to leave their comfortable middle class suburban existences and travel to the islamic state. we have young women. in investigating the subject matter i've seen the young women meet them online. you have teenager girls who may be vulnerable and they are promised to be jihadi brides. they think they're going to be a part of something great. isis recruiters online tell recruits they can help them build the caliphate.

you will be something special. you will matter. and that's a very alluring message for people in the west and it's resonating people isis is so media savvy and the people who are controlling and running the media operation and social operation, many of them are from right here in the west. >> how then does the u.s. intelligence agency offset that propaganda? what message should they put out there to these young girls like you're not going to be someone's bride. you're going to be someone's slave and most likely a sex slave. >> at the end of the day we need to combat the ideology. it's not because of lack of opportunity. these are middle class people from comfortable existences in the west. it's not a rack of jobs or opportunity. it is the ideology. how do we battle back against the ideology? we can do only so much at the government tall level.

a great thing would be moderate muslims who oppose jihad and isis, to have them step up and really forcefully make the case against jihadiist ideologying. >> there are people who are saying in the muslim community saying that is not who we are. that is not true islamic religious followings or teachings. they are speaking up. >> two things. number one we have had some individual voices speaking up. but we haven't had a mass movement of moderate muslims speaking up. i'm in washington d.c. we need to see a million muslim march against terrorism on the national mall. that's the kind of speaking up we need. a mass movement against jihad. we've had 9/11. london boston, the rise of isis and we still don't have a mass movement. that's what we need. there's courageous individual voices but we need this to be a

massive movement in the muslim world. >> let's hope we can get that happening. thank you so much. we'll be right back. stay tuned. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this.

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their sunday. these guys are 220 miles above the earth. the amount of cable work they're doing has never been done before. the commander and terri virts are installing nearly 800. today's space walk comes after two earlier this week. nasa hasn't conducted this many in such a short amount of time since its formal shuttle days. nasa spent two days analyzing water leaks in a helmet that happened after wednesday's space walk. they decided it was condensation and the astronauts were never in any danger. their working on cables for new docking mechanisms that will be used by commercial crew ships being built by boeing a little bit like commercial taxis for astronauts. the contracts are worth nearly $7 billion and later this year a

pair of knocking ports will fly up to the space station followed by actual capsules. we'll take a live look right now and remember this marks the 50th anniversary of the world's first space walk. russia beat america by two and a half months and quite a bit has happened since then. >> wow. we never can take it for granted even though it almost seems like every day. thanks so much, will. >> emotional moments for the family members of a murdered border patrol. . south of tucson, terri was fatally shot by an illegal immigrant in 2010. they found the guns from the fast and furious operation at the scene of the crime. >> coming up we'll be talking act bionic eyes and hands. mind control.

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>> time now for "sunday house call." welcome baz always. >> joining us professor of medicine at nyu who's also the author of the inner pulse. unlocking the inner code of sickness and health. >> and chairman and promise and chief of robotic surgery. good to see you both. >> you picked a nice color for today? >> thank you. i try. my mom is happy about that. this is very fascinating. we're talking about bionic limbs no longer