cats. >> couple prescriptions, dogs and cats. >> that is sunday house call for now. thanks for watching. enjoy the rest of your sunday. welcome to washington, nice to have you with us this sunday. nice to be here with you. welcome to america's news headquarters. nuclear talks with iran set to resume this week, they are making progress towards reaching a deal but deeply skeptical members of congress are pointing out that iran government has not honored commitments before. . >> not a question of trusting the iran government, i know secretary kerry and president obama are comfortable with what we're insisting on from that regime. iran-back rebels seize more

territory in yemen fears grow that terrorist groups take over that country. we will be live as the security council gets ready for a emergency meeting. and ted cruz officially throwing his hat into the presidential run stoem, tomorrow. he will make a run for white house in 2016. our political panel will be weighing in. we are now just nine day as way from the deadline for a framework deal with iran over its nuclear program. as top u.s. officials sound optimistic, even excited about a deal yesterday iran supreme leader spoke to a large crowd about a deal with the united states and they chanted back "death to america" still u.s. has ability to keep the pressure on iran regardless of a deal.

doug is here to unpack the latest. >> as you well know there are very different interpretations how close the countries are to reaching a deal. top russians negotiator said in recent day that's details were nearly completed but fresh negotiators insist there is a great distance between parties. secretary kerry suggested significant obstacles remain, one of those of course is the u.s. congress. bob corker is concerned that the u.s. and its partners are giving up valuable negotiating tools. >> we keep moving from our initial position, the p5 plus 1 towards iran's position. so there's a concern that the administration cares more about making a deal versus a right deal. i think you know one of the things that brought iran to the table was congress mandated

sessions. congress played a vital role bringing iran to the table. >> also saying there's a number of things u.s. has available to keep iran from getting above. but critics say iran has continually cheated in the past and are asking why should things be different this time around. >> i think we've gone to school over those developments over the last decade or so so that we now can have a better plan to verify some of the things they say they will do and not do. >> and lindsey graham threatening to pull u.s. funding if the administration bypasses congress. >> if they try to bypass us and leave us as the last guy standing is there will be a violent reaction against the united nations 22% of funding comes from the american tax payer and i'm in charge of that

account. i will not allow them to get around the deal that effects the existence offize he'll izeof israel and our own national security. >> there is certainly not a lack of opinions on this matter. we appreciate it. >> our pleasure. joining us now, insights as the white house pushes for a new deal with iran. chairman ed royce with us. great to have you again. >> good to be with you. >> have you been able to figure outside why the administration is pushing for an iran nuclear deal time table for march 31st particularly that france is alarmed that u.s. is rushing to complete the deal and france is raising red flags about giving into the lifting of sanctions what's your reaction. >> a zeal for the deal has been

a problem from the beginning. if you will recall in the last session of congress, we had a bill that passed 400-20 to put further sanctions on iran and give ayatollah a choice. it was passed and able to hold up in senate. from the beginning we have been moving back from our positions. so the french are objecting at this point because first the sanctions would be lifted and over a very short period of time maybe a ten-year period iran would no longer be under any pressure. and the second problem for them, i think, is the problem we have in congress, with the iaea the inspectors telling us they have a thousand pages of documents

that iran was working to develop a nuclear war head and put it on an icbm missile and we want access to that information. we want to verify in agreement. so we backed up on everything else. icbms. the ayatollah said we will have massive icbms backed by iran and it's not in this agreement. and then are going to be allowed to continue to enrich. and if we are not allowed to go in to evidence then we have capitulated. >> are the action clearly devisive towards the u.s. one day after president obama appeals to iran for historic opportunity for a nuclear deal and kerry saying substantial progress is being made and you

have iran's supreme leader calling "death to america". with this to say -- that's a reference to iran's big push to lift sanctions immediately. it seems unreal this is happening while the white house is saying everything is on track forbes a deal for a diem. for a deal. >> the white house is naive. -- they push the reset button to create favor with the russians all they did was to make us more vulnerable in my opinion. at this point it takes on a very real national security meaning if we allow iran while it is messaging "death to america" death to the great satan and

little satan, to go forward and not have the verification on the agreement to have it lifted after ten years such a short time frame, the head of state in france is saying we should not be capitulating on. it is interesting that the president is spending more time putting pressure on iran. i have a letter signed by 367 members of congress, both sides of the aisle, siting with the position sfrans france is saying don't give up these points of negotiations t is essential to national security in my opinion. >> pointing out trust is a big factor because iran has gone back on its word many time. you pointed out un inspectors have been prevented from looking

at sights in the iranian mines over the development of nuclear weapons. >> can i give you an example how gullible the administration has been on this. we are talking about the subject of inspections, and in the middle of this negotiation some months ago we caught iran developing a new super sonic center fuge that spins even faster so their undetectible break out ability would be ever quicker. this is how it was interpreted by the administration, well, the negotiator on the iranian side didn't know this was going on so he didn't understand this was a violation of the current agreement we have with innran. obviously his boss knew, the ayatollah knew, he's their supreme leader he has the ability to decide. if he decides "death to america"

or if he decides to go forward with a nuclear program and we don't have verification on it then we have a big problem in the united states. this is the message that the french are sending to the administration and that we as members of congress are sending and this is what has the senate members concerned as well who feel this should be a treaty, obviously, in which congress has input rather than the united nations making the decision of lifting sanctions that were put there by congress. >> with all of the evidence you're putting on the table here, where is the push back going to come from? do you think the senate will say, whoa, before any deal is signed we need to see it first? >> it's coming from the house of represent itches, foratives foreign affairs committee. from the senate. also from the foreign minister and head of state of france. they are all saying enough. let's get an agreement with

something in it that guarantees the verification that we need here and let's not have this thing elapse after ten years and have iran have undetectible break out cape able and at that point they could arm all the icbms that the supreme leader said he will put in place. >> obviously very disturbing developments coming from the supreme leader in iran. congressman thank you for joining us, really appreciate your insight. >> thank you very much. you just heard reaction from the chairman of house foreign affairs committee about the new deal with iran. now i want to hear from you would lifting sanctions further iran's nuclear and global ambitions and start a mideast arms race. tweet and and we'll read those answers later in the program. we also invite you to tuning

in for chris wallace interview coming up right after our show at 2:00 eastern. fox news alert in yemen, iranian backed rebels control the nation's third largest city. this comes after cia and special forces personnel from the country that is now teetering towards civil war. the u.n. security council will hair a rare emergency sunday meeting on the topic. we're live in new york following this story. >> today's u.n. security council meeting comes at the request of jordan on behalf of yemen's president, asking for quote, urgent intervention.

he's expecting to speak via tele conference about the deteriorating situation as peace talks are seemingly going nowhere. the u.s. has been encouraging u.n. talks saying there's no military solution hoping all sides in yemen can come to a power-sharing agreement. president is hoping for a robust response from the u.n. something going beyond the call for security, ideally a resolution that would entice the rebels to stop their offensive. the situation in yemt yemen has rapidly declined as they have control of 9 cities and today seizing the third largest city. yesterday president demanded the

rebels withdraw and they responded by calling for offensive against all forces loyal to the president. meanwhile al qaeda seized the city near the air base causing all remaining u.s. personnel from the country including 100 special forces and troops stationed at the base, with no u.s. presence in yemen, some lawmakers are worried about the increased risk of attacks here at home. >> when we pull out like this, we have no intelligence foot print and no intelligence capability and no way to stop that kind of attack. good intelligence is what defeat defeats these types of plots. >> and all of this coming after isis took credit for suicide bombings on friday in two mosques. >> thank you. we'll see what happens in yemen.

troubling development now with new threats against our military isis hackers calling for home grown jihad. calling for home addresses for 100 service members that took parts in bombings across the area. this is the latest of threats they have made against the troops and their families. last month i spoke with wives who received online threats from isis. >> obviously we're concerned and vigilant but i think the message is not to be afraid. fear is choice. we can be aware of the dangerous without being afraid. >> in this last threat fbi now

investigate yoog. we're getting a behind the scenes look of u.s. advisors in iraq training locals to take on isis. about 100 american trainers are teaching and advising iraq forces. u.s. led air strikes have pounded iraq and syria. forces are concentrating on taking back saddam hussein's heem town. hometown. we have what appears to show aftermath of rebel crash. several of the surviving air man that had been on board the helicopter you see right there were captured by the insurgents, the british based human rights

say the chopper had mechanical problems and had to make a crash landing. getting a firsthand look at the deadly museum attack that left 20 people dead last week. two gunman made their way through the museum carrying assault rifles. police responded to the attack shooting and killing the two gunman, the third suspect is believed to have escaped. turning now to the presidential talks. we're learning ted cruz plans to announce his plans to run tomorrow. now that he has filed his candidacy papers to the general administration. the cruz campaign will likely kick off at liberty university.

we'll have reaction later in the show. there's a lot more ahead from washington. the president's controversial executive action on immigration is as you know in federal court. but the government just got a lashing from the judge charge. we'll talk to texas attorney general whose state is leading that lawsuit. plus, congress gridlock, up next. we'll talk to warren hash. >> i have to say this has been such a partisan administration if you're going to be part sanchez you're not going to be very effective. you're not going to be very effective. t you're not going to be very effective. i you're not going to be very effective. s you're not going to be very effective. a you're not going to be very effective. n you're not going to be very effective. rtisan you're not going to be very effective. .

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last week. dozens have filed lawsuit on the topic that effects millions of illegal immigrants. judge stopped the changes but now questions about if the administration is listening to the judge or keeping their word. the man taking on the president, texas attorney general. appreciate you being here. what did the administration do ha got the judge so angry. >> as you know, the president issued executive action in november, we went into court and fileland our brief in december and had our chance for a hearing in january and we asked the court to enjoy the action by the president, we were told in court that they were not beginning to implement until february the 18th. so the judge timed his preliminary injunction which we asked for to be preceding that

implementation implementation. shortly following that the administration filed with the court information that they had actually implemented and as it turned out in the hearing last week we found out implementation has begun and it has effected over 100,000 people. >> so they allowed those people in the united states. they said they wouldn't do it. >> they said they wouldn't implement anything until after january 18th and we believed them. it's effected at least 100,000 but we're not exactly sure. >> where does it go from here? do you have to take the administration at its word or is there a check and balance. >> we have difficulty taking them at their word now. we asked for further discovery so we can get more information on what they have done. because so far they have volunteered this information recently. we don't know if there's been more implementation.

we hope the judge will rule next week and let us know if we can get further discovery to find out what the administration is doing. >> essentially that's where the injunction is. where do we stand on the lawsuit? there's an appeal going to fifth circuit how will it affect what is going on at the border. >> the appeal is to the fifth circuit on the prelim anywhere injunction where the judge planted it correctly. it is just a matter of where that preliminary injunction can stay in place. once we get through that process then we go back to the trial court and have a trial on the merit of the actual case. >> when could that happen. >> we're hoping it will happen fairly quickly to have an opportunity to try to case in the next few months. >> obviously we have the macro

view of what is going on in texas, it feels there's a larger macro view in terms of new regulation on fracking this week, we have neutrality coming out what does it say to you and how fearful are you that the administration is starting to ing toing to circumvent the law and takes things into action. >> that's our concern. the fact he's going around congress violating federal law and going around the constitution is actually our biggest concern. you mentioned many of the issues we're concerned about. in is just one example. this is really the reason we filed this lawsuit to stop the president from going outside his constitutional duty because if he can do it on this issue, which some agree with some

don't, he can do it on any issue and then you basically make congress irrelevant. >> well thank you very much for your time attorney general from great state of texas. appreciate sir. >> yeah, thanks for having me. over now to the middle east and i call for healing from israel's president saying the newly formed government will work for every israeli citizen and is calling for unity. now with the latest on the efforts to move the country forward. >> in the israeli system benjamin netanyahu gets the first chance to form new government because his party likud won the most seats. but already he is taking criticism. evan one from the same party calls for healing and criticizes

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first with your name in the running make a difference? >> to be determined on that. senator cruz is another great add age that senators wake up and say good morning mr. president. it will be insightful. the speech will tell what kind of runner we will have. to get the nomination our party connects party leaders, grass roots activists, you have to be able to unite the coalitions to get the nomination and this is senator cruz's challenge. >> does senator cruz scare democrats? do ud think he can do what dave talked about. >> i don't hi he scares democrats. i'm from texas and had a republican strategist stay to me that senator ted cruz has half the experience and twice

arrogance of barack obama and i think that is very telling. i think democrats are not scared of ted cruz. we would love to run against him. >> who are you scared to run against. >> are you kidding? i'm not telling that. ted cruz represents a vocal part of the country but not the country country country as a hole. >> can other conservative members of the republican party drive the conversation to the point it will help whoever ends up being a candidate. >> i think he will sing from the same song book from the other candidates in that we need economic growth, a different path from president obama a strong national defense those

will be the messages senator cruz will talk about. republicans tell me they like what senator cruz has to say, they have to learn how he will actually implement something. one time he got on stage was during the health care debate and got us into a government shutdown and didn't work out to well he had no answer to what the path should be. his challenge, he's smart individual, but he has to show you he will lead and get results on the prings manyciples that he will campaign on. >> big editorial in the boston globe today saying democrats need elizabeth warren's voice. with this to say -- now we have a race on the

republican side for the nomination. are we going to see a race on the democrat side. >> i don't think so. secretary clinton has not had the greatest couple of weeks in the last few weeks, it's not been good but i think she's recovering from that, truth is she's the icon of our part yandy party. we're excited to have her as our potential nominee. i would be surprised if someone like elizabeth who has said she will not run against hillary. once clinton says i'm in which reportedly will be in the month of april. i think you will se senator warren come out and say i'm not going to do this. >> so that's warren. i'm going to ask you dave the same question. would republicans rather run against clinton or somebody line warren someone like mally

governor of maryland or someone like vice president joe biden. >> i think anyone who has to defend barack obama's agenda is in a severe disadvantage. it is indictit after who they want. they really want elizabeth warren because she brings a passion out that secretary clinton does. it is why they are asking warren to run. it is why boston globe is talking about it today. it's why 27 new hampshire state elected states have come out to ask elizabeth warren she brings a passion that hillary clinton doesn't bring to the race. >> to that point, big articles out and there's going to be a

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now americans face prospect of another republican-manufactured crisis to shut down the government. >> again that reenforces the concerns of the deep polarization continues to reenforce congressional gridlock. one senator offered his concerns. he's been in office since the 70s and has worked with lots of white house administration says he can't remember a time when the tone has been this tough. compromise on heated issues is something that running scarce on capitol hill. and he shared more of his views on obama subsidies now in the hands of the supreme court. >> ted kennedy and i worked closely together, so did i work closely with chris dodd and a number of other more liberal

senators. they were willing to come across to the center right to make good legislation with me. but we also, one of the most important bill that's been passed in history was the hatch waxman act. henry was liberal as could be but was willing to sit with me and that created the modern drug world that literally has saved trillions of dollars to the american consumers. we can do a better job than what we're doing. i have to say this has been such a partisson administration, if you're going to be partisan, you're not going to be very effective. >> overall would you say there's no solutions until there's a change in the administration? >> if the court comes down the way i think it should then we're going to have to make the changes and i would like nothing better than to have that responsibility. there's a number of us already working on it to see what we can do. we're going to do that whether the court comes down or not

because i think there will bea change in '16. if the republicans keep the senate i think we can hold on to the senate. i think the americans are waking up that my gosh at least republican are responsible to governoring. that's my goal. we're going to fix this so it works for every american and many of the things they cherry picked, will be in whatever bill we do. so you know the people are not going to lose by having this knocked out. they're going to win by having it knocked out. it is a pathetic over exercise by the left in this country that really is trying to drive us into what really amounts to socialism. >> and you can hear more of my interview with the senior senator online. senator hatch happens to be celebrating his 81st birthday.

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if you didn't work out today, this next story makes you feel bad. a top stunt cyclist has set a new world record in taiwan. and not in the normal way. he's not going downhill. he's going uphill. christina hebrom scaled 3000 stairs in one tallest buildings in the world. it took him 2 hours and 12 minutes. at the time he smashed his own record for the most number of steps ever climbed on a bike. >> i'm tired, but i'm absolutely the happiest man in the world. >> give him a beer. he's climbed nine other skyscrapers. my legs are hurting watching

that. >> congratulations there. most folks might think twice when a couple of police officers on patrol make their way toward a group of young people out and about. one thought's might turn to what have i done wrong now officer. but for youngsters in one minnesota neighborhood they were pleasantly surprised when officers approached them not for anything they had done wrong, but just wanting to join them in on a game of football. those two officers are joining us now with more about this new effort on community policing. welcome officers. great to have you here. officer passic, let me begin with you. i would guess when you approached the kids, they might have been concerned, never suspecting you want to play ball. it is a way to better enforce trust between the young people. >> absolutely. they had no clue when we

approached at first. >> what was their reaction when you approached them. >> their reaction was they thought they might be in trouble. i asked the one, can we play with you. and one of the boys threw the ball and we went from there. >> officer caylee, why do you think this type of policing makes a difference? >> we just get involved with the community. there have been so much negative press on police officers lately this just shows we want to be involved with the community and we enjoy being involved with the community. >> this must be a big hit with parents who really want their kids to do right and to set a good course. officer, what do you say about that? what the parents' reaction? >> i guess we should start off with we had no clue people were taking pictures and certainly didn't know there was video any of it until the next day when we came back to work. as far as the parents, it is good to see there is a human

side. as officer keenon said there was so much press. this is something we in our department have been doing for years and it is encouraged by our chief of police and we were just caught on camera that day. >> it is great to see officers in action like this, because as you point out there has been heat against police officers in the press daly. and when people take a look at these kind of efforts, they don't often get headlines but we saw this because one parent shot video and that mom was grateful you were out there working with the kids and taking the time out from your busy schedules just to show them you care. officer caylee? >> definitely. the biggest thing when we were patrolling, there wasn't a whole lot going on so we thought, hey,

there were kids playing in the apartment complex what better way to get involved in the community than to start backyard football with them. >> that is great. and we congratulate you on making a difference in your community. i know a lot of parents are grateful tor you and the young -- to you and the youngsters have a great time with you. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> and we do want to get to your twitter responses. would lifting sanctions lift the iranm bigs and start a midarms race. susan said i don't think you should lift sanctions against any country that says death to america. and appreciate your responses. and dan's is up there on the screen. we'll see you back here next week from washington.

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i'm chris wallace. at the headquarters of the central intelligence agency. today, an exclusive interview with cia director, john brennan. >> fact is, they pulled us repeatedly the iranians. >> in a wide-ranging interview, we discuss iran's nuclear program, the growing threat from isis and russian president putin's directions. >> do you see any indications that vladimir putin wants out of ukraine? >> spy-master john brennan from the cia on "fox sunday news". then, new tensions between the white house and israel. after prime minister netanyahu