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>> today because america negotiated from a position of strength and principle we have stopped the spread of nuclear weapons in this region. because of this deal the islamic community will be able to verify the islamic republic of iran will not develop a nuclear weapon. eric: for all that tehran gets gradual relief from economic sanctions. but some critics like senator tom cotton reacted moments ago. >> this agreement should be rejected sanctions should be strengthened and the threat of military force should be

restored. eric: doug, can you break down some of the agreement's major decisions? >> reporter: this deal is highly detailed beyond the scope of many lay people's ability to understand it. that said, here are some of the main provisions. iran must disable 2/3 of its centrifuge machines. sanctions must snap back with non-compliance. the u.n. weapons embargo will remain in place for five years. and u.n. inspectors could press for visits to military sites. that last point is very, very key. listen to what the president said about the verification of iran's compliance. >> inspectors will have 24/7 access to iran's key nuclear facilities.

its uranium mines and centrifuge and storage facilities. >> reporter: in the the president did not include military facilities in that statement. there are other problems with this deal. the fact that the missile sanctions will be lifted five years. >> under no circumstances should we relieve pressure on iran relative top ballistic missile camabilities. ibm stands for intercontinent at which means the ability to fly from iran to the united states. we don't want that. that's why we oppose ibms.

>> reporter: he said the deal begins an era of managed nuclear proliferation, a descent into chaos. benjamin netanyahu said it's an historic mistake. >> reporter: a lot of critics are criticizing the agreement including that claim of 24/7 access. >> reporter: a lot of people said a no deal is better than a bad deal. the president is countering that sentiment. he said congress rejects that iran would want to produce more weapons grade plutonium. and so two very very different perspectives on this deal. the criticism, a lot of it, is

yet to come. martha: we have reaction pouring in from leaders around the world. benjamin netanyahu is calling this deal an historic mistake. earlier net's office tweeted this. one can't prevent an agreement when negotiators make more and more concessions to those who even during the talks channel death to america. rich lowry joins me now. rich good morning to you. we look at the bullet points. we see a 2/3 reduction in centrifuges. we see 9 the 8% of -- we see 98% of the our rainup removed. >> the president will -- 98% of

the our rainup -- the uranium removed. >> this is a deal that will be met with hostility in israel. hostility by the stu any arab -- give the sunni arab states. there will be a resolution of disapproval of the deal but not by a margin big enough to survive a presidential veto which the president is threatening. martha: i also want to show you a tweet that came out from the president of iran. now we are starting to get their interpretation of what this deal means. he says the upon the iran deal

implementation all sanctions will be lifted. otherwise there was no need for 18-day round-the-clock iran talks. >> the our iranians seem to have a better grasp of where the negotiations are than the u.s. are. they tended to engage in less spin than the united states. it's an enormous benefit to iran. there will be a huge economic wind fall. this is a terrorist government that's a sworn enemy to iran. look at it from the iranian perspective. all the economic pressure is removed. they get to keep their economic structure.

in 10 years they will be on the cusp of a nuclear weapon. martha: it sounds as if rouhani is saying all of that is lifted immediately. people defending this deal say ronald reagan did the salt talks on the stark talks with a sworn enemy and awas criticized for it at the time. >> i don't think the comparison stands. if you look at reagan's record, there was an enormous arms talks to put pressure on russia. until the russians realized they were on the losing side of

history and better negotiate terms with the united states, that has not happened here. this is an iranian regime that thinks it's on the ascendancy and for good reason. eric: this morning the president viewed veto. how do you think that will come down on capitol hill? we'll talk to kelly ayotte about her thoughts on the deal. and bob corker will join us. we'll have his take on the deal. martha: rich lowry says he doesn't think they will get to 67 votes in the senate. so we have great guests this morning. we'll talk to bob corker coming up. he's key to the outcome of this

case. all of that coming up moments away. then back here at home there is this. a boston police captain's son accused of planning to commit terrorist acts on behalf of isis. he's alexander ciccolo. he's accused of buying guns from an f.b.i. informant on the 4th of july. turns out his own father, robert ciccolo, that boston captain tipped off the f.b.i. >> you have a situation where isis is exploiting young people with mental health problems. it just add to the tragedies. it's a terrible thing to have happen. bob is a good man who has come

from a good family. but the system has to run its course. eric: molly what do we know about the details of this plot? >> reporter: investigators say they thwarted another isis-inspired plot. this time in a dorm. alexander ciccolo was arrested after accepting firearms from a member of the terrorism task force. investigators say he went by an alias and shared his jihadist sympathies with that witness. civilians, u.s. military members

and law enforcement and also wanted to attack a state university. while broadcasting the execution of student live via the internet. they found molotov cocktails at his apartment and found him purchasing a pressure cooker. police say it's his father that first notified the authorities of a change in the young man who had suffered from mental illness since childhood. we expect to get more details later. martha: we'll have more on that boston terror case. last week the director of the f.b.i. warned lawmakers of the dangers of isis recruiting americans online. >> they are pushing this through twitter. it buzz in their pocket. so there is a device, almost a

devil on their shoulder all day long saying kill, kill kill, kill. martha: we'll speak with a former boston police chief who knew the captain who turned in his own son to authorities. eric: president obama claiming the deal with iran will make the world a safer place. will it? and comments from our biggest ally in the regeneral. that's israel -- biggest ally in the region. that's i will rail. >> for over a year we have been told no deal is better than a bad deal. well this is a very bad deal and we are better off without it.

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the next horizon. everyone loves the chase. eric: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a harsh critic of this deal, expect his comments 10 minutes from now. he called this agreement an historic mistake for the world. he said the world leaders made concessions at any price. he says the billions of dollars that will flow into tehran will support terrorists like hamas

and hezbollah. even though iran continues to violate 10u.n. restrictions on uranium enrichment. will this agreement prevent iran from building a nuclear bomb? >> no, not at all. it will delay it a little while but not by very much. the president said when we came in they had enough uranium to have 10 bombs. now we'll press it out and have a 10-year breakout session. if you listen to what the president said, you think this is great. he said we'll have 24/7 access and go where and when necessary.

access? that means we have to go before a committee and the iranians have to say you can come in now and when and where necessary. they have to agree to where and when necessary. what we wanted was 24/any time, any place. eric: let me read to you ways being reported by iran. the arbitration committee will convene within two weeks after iran presents its reservations. they will have to discussion the issue and a committee will convene within two weeks. now you are up to 24 days. u.s. inspectors will not be allowed to enter the facility. was the president telling the

truth when he says it's 24/7. >> the problem is it sounds good but there is nothing there. we don't have an agreement that can be verified. eric: what about par parchan? >> the way i describe it if you have got a kid you know has been smoking marijuana, you want 24/7. you don't want to wait until he says all right mom you can come in now and you hear the toilet flushing. they can delay you can go here, you can go there. bottom line is it's not a verifiable agreement. so the point of all this, so that the other guys in the region would be comfortable

enough not to develop an agreement, you are not going to have it. martha: as you have been discussing we do have a deal. but what does it mean for americans who are still being held in iran. will there be a release. we are getting new information from one of the families. stay tuned that's coming up moments away. eric: skateaway.. -- eric: kate steinle walking on the beach in san francisco when she was murder. her parents are here for a stunning interview. >> we heard a shot and kate went down and we all know what happened then. >> what did she say before she

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eric: we are continuing on our coverage of the nuclear deal that was reached with iran this morning. not on this deal, the four americans being held captive in iran. one of them is jason rezaian. his brother released a statement saying the outcome of the nuclear deal does not change jason's cruel and illegal imprisonment. it's inhumane for him to be held behind bars after nearly one

year. martha: jim steinle spoke about the moment his beloved daughter was shot to death on a france d on -- on a san francisco pier. what are we learning about kate and about this effort? >> reporter: her family says she was a beautiful soulful person. they say they were a very tight knit family. as you can imagine they are devastated by kate's loss. his father says it was a beautiful day. they wound up at pier 14. that's when a shot rang out. you have to keep in mind kate was an innocent bystander when

she was shot and killed. >> it's a horrific situation. we find it touched so many other people. you want to pay it forward. >> reporter: kate's mom says she is astonished at all the support they received across the country. martha: what did this family say about san francisco's status as a sanctuary city? >> reporter: last night is the first time they weighed in on this policy. you have to keep in minds the suspect had been deported five times. he told authorities he came to san francisco because it's a sanctuary city. kate's dad said that he would support kate's law which would

have convicted felons who are deported and come back serve a mandatory five years behind bars. >> we feel this particular set of circumstances and the people involved. the different agencies let us down and we just are tired of the finger pointing and want to see some action. and if kate's law save one person then it's all for good. >> there is nobody that can look me in the eye and tell me that that man had any right to be walking free in the city of san francisco with the ability to shoot and murder my sister kate. >> reporter: kate's brother said the system failed his sister. one thing i can tell you that's

not on the boormsd agenda in san francisco today is the sanctuary city policy. eric: we are awaiting comments from benjamin netanyahu. we'll have his comments for you live in just a few moments. and we'll hear from one of the republican critics. kelly ayotte. >> i think this is such a bad deal it would be hard to muster 20 votes. the president has taken the world's most destabilizing power, our country's chief anre tag tonight and aguaranteed they will become a nuclear nation.

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martha: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu set to speak any minute on the iran deal. he even made a special appearance before congress in march to lobby against the talks. that was hugely controversial as you remember. in the meantime president obama is warning critics in congress what will happen if they try to sink this long negotiated and worked for deal. >> i'm confident this deal will meet the national security interests of the united states and our allies. i'll veto any legislation that prevents the successful implementation of this deal. martha: joining me is senator kelly ayotte. what's your reaction to the deal and the president's words you just heard. >> we are reading the hundred pages just released by the

administration and unfortunately this deal does not address our national security needs or the needs of israel or our allies in the region because it does not require iran to dismantle its nuclear program. and it does not allow any time anywhere inspections of their military facilities or areas where they may have nuclear program materials and their enrichment programs. so that's a concern. and let me add one point that really bothers me. this is in my view, appears to be an historic today it laying when it comes to the arms embargo and the missile program. the h the joint chiefs of

staff said under some circumstances should we release pressure on iran when it comes to their arms program or icbm program. martha:ed the arms part of this was not even on the table in the early part of this discussion. now we have ended up grouping into this discussion a release on weapons after five years. in five years iran can start dealing in arms in the middle east. in it years they can start dealing in missiles in the middle east. this is a big change and something unexpected until the last couple weeks. senator what about what is being touted as the positive side of this deal? what would your side have put forward that would have eliminated 2/3 of the working centrifuges and the depletion of

98% of the iranian stockpile to 2%. don't you think that's a pretty good requirement? >> we needed to require them to dismantle their program. what we have here and what appears from this agreement is that we'll have more proliferation in the middle east because of the legitimatization of their nuclear programw for weapons purposes. so the sufficient any nations will want this capability so we'll end up with more danger in the region. i believe our position should have been the original position. dismantling your program. you don't need to enrich for a peaceful program. and from what i understand they will continue advance

centrifuges. it will result in more conflict and more proliferation in the region. i believe the administration conceded too much. i believe this today it laying on the arms embargo and the missile program look at what iran is doing in the region, supporting terrorism in yemen hezbollah, the murderous assad regime they are supporting the taliban. there aren't any conditions in this agreement that they should act like a country who wants to act in a peaceful way. martha: benjamin netanyahu is worried about the hundreds of millions of dollars he believes will go into the coffers of terrorists. iran has tents has 10 i tenticles

in the region. yemen afghanistan iraq, syria there is a huge extensive reach of iran in the region. how does this change our alliance with our sunni allies? >> it's deeply troubling for around alliance in the region. you have seen the israeli prime minister saying it's an existential threat to allow the largest state sponsor of terrorism, arms release within five years not conditions based. missile release. an icbm could hit the east coast

of the united states of america we are going to allow in 7 years. and a legitimized nuclear program. so this for our allies in the region. the sunnies we are going to see them wanting to have nuclear weapons capability. we are going to hear from the prime minister and we heard already about the deep concerns about israel. for us, this is about our security and iran's support in the region for terrorism undermining our interests. we can't allow the largest sponsor of state terrorism to have a legitimate path to a nuclear weapon which is what this he agreement appears to do in a period of time. eric: we are still waiting to hear live from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he calls it an historic mistake.

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eric: the son of a boston police captain will appear in court later this afternoon. he's accused of an isis-style terror plot. his father turned him into the

fbi after noticing suspicious behavior. >> it goes to show how insidious this threat is coming from syria and iraq and this whole isis issue. something need to be done about it. eric: the former boston chief of police joins us. this must be so heart rendering for you because the father robert and the son alex who is now charges. >> my thoughts and prayers are with the family today. it's been a difficult time for captain ciccolo. they were struggling for a period of time to try to get him to address issues he had going on in his life. at one point the captain had to

put him out of his house but arranged for him to get a job and tried to help him as best he could. it's a shocking development. but everybody is glad the fbi is able to work on this and bring the case to a conclusion. unfortunately the father had a tough decision to made. he is sworn to protect the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic and did the best thing for his family and our country by making the decision to alert authorities about the concerns he had. eric: that's astounding and we must be grateful to the captain. do you think this could show the allure of isis when the so-called lone wolves are on the internet and potentially carrying this out? >> this is a kid who traveled --

this isn't a kid who traveled to syria and met with isis in a cave. isis is reaching out and touching our disenfranchised children. kids who are mental health issues or feel the system is against them. they no longer have to travel abroad. they just have to get on facebook and twitter and they are engaging with individual committed on engaging in acts of terror. they are now joining in pledging their allegiance to isis and it's very terrifying. this is not the only plot out there. i know there are dozens others under investigation by our current authorities. and more to come. we have to cut off the threat, and prevent this from spreading. >> that's the chilling warning. let me read you a part of the statement from the family that they released this morning.

they say while we are saddened and disappointed to learn of our son's intentions we are grateful authorities were able to prevent any loss of life or harm to others. at this time we ask the public and media recognize our grief and respect our desire for privacy. how as parents can we take action if we see something like this? >> you can do exactly what captain ciccolo did. when you see red flag, address them. if you can't get them to get help on their own. if they are not seeking guidance from you you need to go to authorities. if adam aalamb lantz's family had reached out. if -- if families do the right

thing, he's alive today because the captain came forward with the information. and others are most likely alive today because the plot was discovered before it could go forward. eric: not only could he have saved lives but potentially saved his son's life. that privilege us to the tsarnaev brothers. the f.b.i. visited them and the family didn't speak out. >> the mother was engaged in that process from what we heard she was helping radicalize her sons. in those instances we have to bring those people in, if they are plotting against us we need to bring them into custody and hold them accountable. eric: we thank you for joining us with your heartfelt thoughts on the ciccolo family.

martha: we have reactions on the uae now. we are going to talk about that with senator corker. the voices of capitol hill responding to this huge development. we'll speak with him moment away. eric: we'll have a teenager's incredible story of survival. found alive in the wood days after a plane crash. >> i want to get her into some counseling and let her work through the events. i believe in god and i have seen stuff like this happen self times. there is no way i cannot believe in god.

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eric: we have been waiting for the comments from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they are now delayed and we know why. the white house is saying president obama will have a telephone conversation with the israeli prime minister as well as saudi arabia. netanyahu said the world powers have caused in to iran pointing out this will even leash millions of dollars for tehran to use to support terrorism around the world. martha: an incredible story of survival. authorities say a 16-year-old girl missing after a small plane crash has been found alive. we reported the rest of this story to you last week, thinking

all three of these people were lost. but she wandered in the wilderness for days in washington state. then a drive found her and drove her to a store so she could contact her family. what a story this is. what do we know about these details? >> reporter: the 16-year-old autumn veach said there was bad weather as they flew through the mountains. the plane crashed and caught on fire. leland bowman and his wife are still missing. autumn said her step grandparents were killed in the crash but she was able to walk count rugged terrain to a river. she followed that river to a hiking trail and eventually to a highway where she flagged down a

motorist. the plane left kalispell. over the next two days her family and friends prayed for a miracle. her dad refused to believe she had been killed. >> i thought not until everything has been confirmed. i didn't feel like she was. >> reporter: after a four-hour drive david veach saw autumn in the hospital. what a reunion that would be. martha: how is she doing? >> reporter: a hospital spokesman said she was dehydrated minor burns on her arms and she was exhausted with her trek through the wilderness with no food or water. they said she did the right thing by finding a river and

eventually a hiking trail. the guy at the store said she was rattled and shaken. they will continue to search for her grandparents and that plane today. eric: continuing coverage of the landmark nuclear agreement with iran. we are after he waiting remarks from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we'll bring you his remarks as they happen live. bret baier will weigh in with his thoughts on this controversial deal whether he thinks it will survive. certainly will be a tough review upcoming in congress. tation. and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation. let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks!

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in a new direction. he feels strongly this is the right thing to do but many critics are weighing in asking what we have given up. i am martha maccallum. >> good morning. i am eric sean in for bill hemmer this morning. as always the devil is in the details. critics condemning the agreement as the president calls it a dramatic breakway meeting all of the requirements to blocking iran's way of getting a newborn nuclear weapon. >> every pathway is cut off and the inspection to verify that objective is put in place. >> they will reduce enriched

uranium and cut the centrifuges by two 3rds leaving more than 5,000 in place. iran has to alter their heavy water reaction to prevent plat platoni platonium and sanctions will be lifted as it is determined the program is peaceful. >> it will face review in congress, the house foreign affairs committee is considering the fall out. catherine heritage is reporting on a looming nuclear arms race now. we begin with bret baier. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> no doubt the president is facing an uphill battle in congress. he laid down the marking saying he would reject any effort to

veto this bill. >> he said this is the best of bad options essentially. what he said in the speech is being parsed and looking at the words especially about inspections 24-7 in key nuclear facilitys. -- facilities -- the key political thing happening is former secretary of state hillary clinton meeting with democrats on capitol hill saying this is a deal worth supporting. hillary clinton is tying herself to this iran deal right now. the fact that the vice president stood behind president obama which you would expect. they are trying to rally the forces here. but clinton, obviously on the campaign trail politically that factors into the defense of this deal on capitol hill.

>> it does. everybody wanted to be what hillary clinton's reaction would be to this deal. if she stuck out her neck and said i need more time to review this would have sent a different signal than she is giving unmitigated support. >> that is right. it has huge implications for 2016. getting back it the iran deal one big concern is the lifting of the un arms embargo. five years for conventional weapons and eight years for ballistic missiles. this wasn't part of the deal and it will cause heart burn on capitol hill. especially after hearing from the prime minister of israel and how upset they are. i will say another thing. the sanctions lifted here also include sanctions lifted on

individuals and one of those individuals is a general. he is the head of the iranian revolutionary guards force. this is their top military force. he is responsible many believe, for the death of hundreds of americans in iraq and he has just recently been in iraq and people said why is he in iraq going after isis from all accounts on the ground he went and got in the middle of the city at saddam hussein's tomb and said this is the end of the iraq war. and they put up pictures of him in saddam hussein's home town. people are wondering why the sanctions are being lifted on

him as they are expanding throughout the area supporting hezbollah and others. >> so much is rooted in realignment of the way we look at the middle east and iran's hedge money and strength in that area. we laid out a map showing how far their influence reaches. many will look at this moment saying it was a turning point for iran's strength in the area. they are expected to be celebrating in iran and that is for the numbers and percentages of the details we are looking over. thank you for being with us. we look forward to seeing you on special report. >> the house foreign affairs committee is already discussing the agreement. the major concern is the possibility it will spark

potentially a nuclear arms race. catherine heritage with more on that in washington. >> reporter: thank you eric. a senior former official tells fox news the deal created an opening especially for the russians in the region and moscow capitalized on the opening by doing significant nuclear deals with long-term allies. germany and russia made a plan to build 16 nuclear reactors and russia would play a significant role in operating them. and moscow did a deal with the egypt government helping cairo build and activate their first nuclear reactor. they agreed to pursue natural gas interest as well. a month later in march jordan signed a $10 billion to build

the first nuclear power plant. for intelligence official is emphasizing this is the first step toward requiring technology for nuclear enrichment and emphasised they were deals that could have been done with the united states but it was russia able to capitalize created by the ongoing nugrocery gigs negotiations with iran. >> the prime minister of israel is calling this a mistake that will not prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons but rather getting more. >> they will get hundreds of billions and that will enable them to pursue their aggression and terror in the region and world. this is a bad mistake of historic proportion? >> is that true?

john bolton is here. ambassador we are waiting for the prime minister's comments and we were told they would happen half an hour ago. presumable he is on the phone with president obama. what do you think the prime minister is telling our commander and chief? >> i suspect he is going to go ahead with remarks consistent with what you heard. i think the president, politically is trying to get him not to condemn the agreement because he is worried about the reaction ibn congress. a nuclear iran could result in a nuclear holocaust and elimination of israel period. >> the president said this will cut off every pathway to a nuclear bomb. is that true? >> it is absolutely not true.

i listened to what the president said and secretary john kerry and almost every fact they listed about the deal is incorrect. by allowing a rogue state like iran under the ayatollahs to keep any nuclear technology you are essentially paving the way for them at a time of their choosing to move toward nuclear weapons. and even assuming we know all of iran's nuclear activity that would happen. >> the president said full access 24-7. is that true? when they have this arbitration committee that gives them 24 days if they object to a potential inspection. is there really complete and full access to inspect everything in iran? >> the president is flatly incorrect when he says that. the way the deal is worded is it allows opportunities for iran to

delay, obstruct and prevent the international atomic agency and others from getting to the sights they deem important. this is critical for the deal. this isn't how the ayatollahs do it. this is a pause between the the negotiations we have seen over the 12 years and the next stage of negotiation. is this a violation? is it a major violation? do we want to call the entire framework we agreed to into discussion? this will gone for weeks and months. we traded one set of issues for another set. >> we have seen iran violate six security council resolutions.

john bolton thank you for joining us. we expect reaction from israel any moment with the israeli prime minister expected to speak live. and senator corker very instrumental in the reaction to the deal. and the gop presser is about to get underway and we will go to that. but senator graham speaking out this morning in the mean time. this guarantees they will have an indeustrial nuclear program in time and all of the arab nations will feel threatened. this could be a death sentence for the state of israel.

>> he said negotiations with the united states on the nuclear issue and on nothing else. and three days ago he made that clear again. the united states he said, embodies global arrogance and the bal battle against it will continue unabated after the deal is completed. here is what the head of the terrorist proxy hezbollah said about sanctions relief: he said a rich and strong iran will be able to stand by its allies friends in the region more than

at any point in the past. translations? iran support of terrorism will increase after the deal. in addition this deal repeats mistakes made with north korea. there-to there-to there, too, we were nur -- sure inspections would keep a rogue regime but building nuclear weapons. this is what the president of iran said today. the international community is removing the sanctions and iran is keeping its nuclear program. by not dismantling iran's nuclear program, in a decade this gives an unreformed and far richer terrorist regime the capacity to produce many nuclear

bombs, in fact an entire nuclear arsenal. what a stunning, historic mistake. israel is not bound by this deal with iran. z >> and israel is not bound by the deal because iran continues to seek destruction. we will always defend ourselves. >> very strong words there by the prime minister as expected of israel especially interesting is his final statement saying we are not bound by this deal and that israel will continue to protect itself and time will tell how that will play. he called it a stunning and historic mistake. i am joined by senator bob corker. senator welcome. let's begin with your reaxes to the words we heard from benjamin

netanyahu. >> martha, they are what i expected. when you have putin and the leader of iran spiking the ball over what happened you can imagine that would be the reaction from benjamin netanyahu. we have not seen the details of the agreement. they will be forthcoming. we will have my guess is we may get them by the end of the week. and the 60 day clock starts on our review period once we get those documents. but the early read, creates great unsent certainty on my part and concern for the country and that part of the world. >> the president made it clear he wants congress to have oversight of the deal if you vote it down he will try to override that. >> i always expected that to be

the case. if you remember congress had no role in this. the president made it clear he was going straight to the un council and not allow congress to have any review process because of legislation he said he was going to veto until he saw it would pass. if congress decides this is not in the united states interest or allies interest no doubt he will try to veto it. this is the role congress is supposed to play. i am glad we have injected ourselves in the process and we will have the opportunity to go through it. >> it would take 57 votes to override the veto and you say that is a heavy lift. can you translate that for us? >> i don't want to prejudge and

say what direction we will embark on at this point. the first position is to get the document and go through it. the early indications make be unsure but our role is to go through this. it is likely a vote will not take place on this until early september. let's go through it but again as i read the comments from the iranian president and as i read the comments from putin and assad, a murderist leader, i am concerned. we had facts e-mailed to us about information we need to go through. >> in terms of the specifics of this deal a lot of people are very alarmed that at the 11th hour, as ed royce said, they put

in this arms deal. iran decided, ift appears that way, we will get a deal and push further and we want you to let up on our missile production. how did that get to be part of the deal and will congress have any ability to strip that out? >> how a rogue nation like iran to have a boot on its neck two years ago was able to go from having its nuclear program dismantled to getting the gains it has gotten from six countries is hard to understand. as this is going on and you mentioned mentioned more and more issues are arising.

look at the body language we know them and john kerry. they are jubilant and john kerry is looking down. let's go through it. i said from day one i want to read the agreement. i don't know how the arms embargo came through. they have one of the most sophisticated missile programs in the world. it appears we could be paving the the way. >> the leader of hezbollah and putin who are delighted you will want to look into this and see chai they are happy. senator, thank you. iran is still holding four american hostages. we are told john kerry raised it

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a historic deal reached iran and benjamin netanyahu weighed in. we saw his comments moments ago. and congressional gop leadership is addressing this. here is john boehner: >> the iran negotiations the administration said a good deal would affirm that iran doesn't have the right to enrich. they also said that keeping sanctions in place until iran met concrete standards and they

believe that they had to stop iran's drive for a nuclear bomb. the president has abandoned all of those goals and that is why the deal we have out there in my view from what i know of it thus far, is not acceptable. >> you heard the president saying they reached all of these goals. we know putin is happy with the way to deals worked out. they will get weapon deals in the next five to eight years. so a lot of analysis is coming in and we will bring it to you as we receive it. closing arguments are getting underway in the movie theater massacre murder trial here at home. the case against james holmes has dragged on for 12 weeks. jurors have to decide if he was legally sane the night he opened fire.

alicia is live from the court house. the judge is placing a time limit on the attorneys today. what happens? >> reporter: that is right. each side gets two hours for closing argument and in that time attorneys will have to take the testimony of 255 witnesses mounds of evidence, and con dense it. no one denies the 27-year-old former grad student walked into the dark night rising in colorado tossing a grenade and started shooting. the prosecution says this was a deliberate act by a socially awkward man filled with hate and used his intelligence to plan this. 12 people were killed and 70 injured and 165 charges in all. the defense insist the client suffers from schizophrenic behavior insane, and didn't know right from wrong.

they asked a total of 350 questions from the jury box. the judge is confidant in their understanding of the insanity law. >> they are not stupid and the questions they submitted about when do you think the defendant became insane or mentally ill are not a reflection of their misunderstanding of the law but rather their attempt to question witnesses about their opinions. >> reporter: and deliberations begin first thing tomorrow morning. >> reaction is continuing to pour into iran deal. lawmakers from both sides starting to weigh in on the controversial agreement. did the united states and other powers behind this deal give up too much? that is the question lou dobbs is going to weigh in next for us.

here is the house speaker john boehner, first: >> we have out there in my view, from what i know of it thus far is unacceptable. it is going to hand a dangerous regime billions of dollars in sanctions relief while paving the way for nuclear iran.

it is expected the iran nuclear deal is sparking reaction on the campaign trail. we had a number of candidates weighing in. here is mark rubio. he is tweeting the president negotiated from a position of weakness and gave concessions to a regime with american blood on its hand and it is up to the next president to return us to strength and reimpose sanctions on the regime. and chris christie released this statement: he has made the deal

iran and he should have walked away. the uae is the first gulf state to weigh in congratulating iran on the conclusion of the agreement. more coming up on that as well. and tough words this morning from john mccain. he is saying all signs point to it being a bad deal saying quote ultimately the problem is this agreement is build too much on hope that the government will change such that it can be trusted with a growing arsenal influx of cash, and infrastructure of a nuclear program. this is delusional and dangerous. lou dobbs is host of lou dobbs tonight on the fox business network. we have been here before with the north korea deal. trade food and fuel and they were not supposed to have a nuclear program and they have

it. >> this is an extroidinary agreement. >> the president said it cuts off every pathway to a nuclear bomb for 15 years. he is convinces and guaranteeing us this stops the nuclear program. >> i wish the guarantee amounted to more than it did now. his guarantees haven't held up well. particularly when the lines and existence of our allies in the region and ultimately ourselves and all around the world are at risk. this seems to be such a ridiculous approach to trying to create a treaty. first neither the ayatollah nor

president obama would call it a treaty. it is a deal and these are talks not negotiations and the result will not be reviewed by congress as we were promised by the way and by the loyal opposition as well. the republican party, i think, failed to get the terms it should have had to stregthen its review. it is going to take a super majority for this congress/senate to reject the bill. >> and the president is vowing to veto whatever comes from capitol hill. >> it has to be a super majority. we are hearing from allies in the region it is a terrible deal. to me it is not a deal at all. it is a capitulation. there is not one thing the united states receives. >> they get hundreds of millions and the prime minister is com

plaining about that. a leading iranian resistance group is saying let the united security council monitor what iran gets. will that help? >> mark rubio said eric that president obama was negotiating from a position of weakness. i think he misspoke. we have strength and control over our destiny. we have simply surrendered that advantage in favor of what? the world's largest sponsor of state terrorism and emerging with the assistance of this deal now a certain to be nuclear power. it is stunning. >> what do you think will happen in 15 years from now? >> to reference the 15 years is a suggestion that at that point the president himself acknowledged, breakout is zeier asmt

-- zero. this is a structure for iran to bring on nuclear weapons rather than end their ambition. the result is unacceptable to israel. it is unacceptable to our allies in the region. we will not have to wait 15 years to find out the impact and let's hope it isn't as destructive as i hope it is to be. >> the prime minister is saying it is a historical mistake and israel is not bound by it. >> the $160 million in frozen assets. there is no framework for the release of those monies. it may be drafted in writing somewhere but i haven't seen it. that the insure the iranian economy will not use that money for weapons and such. >> and they are about to get a

lot more. >> yes sir. >> lou dobbs, good to be with you. >> more on the deal and the fight for americans being held still. we don't know if this agreement will lead to their release. we will talk about that. >> and the family of kate steinle is pushing for a response from federal and state lawmakers after she was so savagely killed by the illegal immigrant. her parents are working to make sure her murder is not in vain. >> her bright life shown all over the world has helped us to show the people of the united states that with this law goodness trumps evil.

more reaction coming in on the nuclear deal with iran. republicans are criticizing it

but some democrats are supporting it. hillary clinton was attending a private meeting with house democrats on capitol hill and she just weighed in: >> this is a very important moment. the president called me late last night to tell me that an agreement had been reached. i applaud him and both secretary kerry and secretary mony for their effort in bringing about this conclusion. based on what i know now and i will be being briefed as soon as i finish addressing you this is an important step in putting the lid on iran's nuclear program. >> quite the contrast from other quarters this morning.

ms. clinton support is much-needed as the agreement heads to the 60 day congressional review on capitol hill. any bill, the president he will veto. it will be in the forefront of the current campaign. we were trying to walk down the pier and stopped at the pier enjoyed the beauty of san francisco and the day it has been and was and we turned around and came back from where we came and we heard a shot and kate went down and the rest we all know what happened. >> what an unbelievable story. your heart breaks for her parents last night in the interview with bill o'reilly he spoke to kate steinle's mom and dad. she was shot and killed earlier this month walking with friends

and her dad on the pier in san francisco. and the suspect was an illegal immigrant with seven or eight felony convictions and five deportations on his record. and the president hasn't spoken out about the death of this individual but has chosen to about so many other individuals. the washington post calling the president's silence on this quote deafening. what do you think? leslie marshall is here fox news contributor, and tom sullivan host of the tom sullivan show on fox news radio. welcome to both of you. it is stunning when you think about the administration's heart felt outpouring in baltimore in ferguson for these individuals who they felt were let down by local authorities. this family leslie, and this young woman were also let down by the authorities.

why not speak out in this instance? >> i agree with you a hundred percent. i don't know why the president hasn't spoken out. politics aside i think he should speak to this because of how horrible the tragedy is. even though people want to put blame on the president or his federal policies. it wasn't the feds that dropped the ball but local law enforcement with the sheriff specifically who didn't notify ice they were getting him go and didn't listen to the federal policies. i think the president as a father -- >> politics are clearly not aside. they are clearly the issue why the white house is refusing to speak out. >> i know why he is not speaking

out. it is hard to speak out when you have somebody's blood on your hands. that is what is going on. the weekak immigration policy and the fact we are not enforcing rules against the people coming into the country of course you have weak immigration and he doesn't want to talk about that. this doesn't have anything to do with race like the other things like the martin and the browns. this is the one case where people criticized the president because of the fact he has been speaking out about local law enforcement issues. this is one that deals with a federal law that is allowing so many illegles to be in this country not be deported better security at the border, etc. >> leslie? >> well we have to look at the numbers. 33,000 people a month getting deported. if we just look at the last presidency that is more deported

in five years with obama than eight with bush. he is literally numbers wise the deporter in chief. i don't disagree tom there are problems in the system -- >> thisi have heard the numbers and heard we are doing a better job at the border but sadly this young woman is not an isolated incident. we talked to families who had people run over in their cars by illegal immigrants. do we need to allow these people to be in the country and perpetrate the crimes against the innocent victims? >> this is a huge tragedy but we are learning this is not alone. just an hour east of san francisco there was another illegal that had been deported four or five times that shot and killed two police officers a few months ago.

we found out there is 120 murders that have been taken place since 2004 that have been deported and come back. this is something that is sadly not unique to this story coming out of san francisco. >> it is hard to figure out what is so controversial about speaking out. i am having a hard time understanding that. there is a problem clearly. we have to leave it at that. these incidents shouldn't be happening. i don't know why that is so controversial for the president to do. we have a lot of breaking news so we have to leave it there. thank you, leslie and tom, for being with us. >> such a shocking and sad case. something else that is surprising about the nuclear deal with iran? not one word about the four americans being held there. what happens to them now? the american lawyer for the american pastor held in jail there will tell us if the

disagreement ends their freedom. >> we are sitting, the united states, secretary of state, is sitting nine feet away at a table, starring at the foreign minister of iran and we don't have americans released? it is not acceptable. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like... my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house!

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more now on the nuclear deal with iran. there are new questions about the fate of the four americans still head in iran. they are unknown about what is happening with their cases. let's look at them. they include washington post bureau chief former us marine, a pastor, and retired fbi agent whose fate is unknown.

what happens to them? let's take a look. chief council at the american center for law and justice is joining us. jay, we were told the secretary of state repeatedly raised the issue of the pastor and others at the negotiating table and apparently failed. not even part of the agreement. should it have been? >> failure is unacceptable. i will take a step further. i think the state department has been absent without leave in this whole matter. i say that because never at the table was there a direct conversation about the flight of the four americans. jason's trial started in iran yesterday. the washington post reporter is still in jail because he is a christian and the other in jail because he is american! where is the state department? i blame president obama squarely here. the idea we cut a nuclear deal with iran, and i will say the

islamic republic of iran and did not secure the release of four americans is absurd, it is wrong, and look at the message it is sending to the rest of the world. we leave our own behind. congress has the role here to approve the deal or not approve it. it will be an up hill fight if the president vetos. but we are unleashing every resource to defeat this bad deal only made worse by the americans being held hostage. >> they would say this is only about the nuclear program not about the quote side issues and other issues. what about that? >> it is absurd. these are american citizens. an american citizen held captive in iran should never be a side issue. it should be front and center.

secretary kerry released the statement we call upon the iranian government to release the americans. that is wonderful after the game is over. this is not acceptable. absent without leave. i think it is negligence as well. they wanted a deal at any and all cost and the fact it cost a horrible deal as most of the world is saying and four americans were left behind -- the president of the united states left on the battlefield four americans. that is unacceptable. >> do you think they were sacrificed to get this agreement? >> i think what ambassador bolton said a few days ago was the president wanted a deal so badly and nothing, including these americans, would stop them. is the president going to the

rose garden to make a statement on how wonderful this why the families are sitting at home not getting a call from the state department? we had to call them and the response was a prepared statement where the secretary called on the iranian government to release these americans. that is really great after the game is over. the leverage is eliminated. congress has a role. i am calling on republicans and i already talked to democrats who said they will not approve the deal a lot based on the terms, but with the americans held hostage. >> we are out of time. the deal is there. and they are still being held. jay, thank you for your insight. new details coming out on this deal still and you can see the hostage issue is a hot one.

we will be right back with more.

>> we're also now getting word that the treatment will go to the nighted nations security council within the next 10 days. >> so much to look at through the deal as we pour through it. coverage throughout the day on fox. thanks for being with us, everybody. we'll see you back here tomorrow. jenna: we pick up that coverage with fox news alert. a landmark nuclear deal is reached with iran. now comes the job of convincing the congress and americans that this agreement is a win for our nation and for the entire world. hello, welcome to "happening now" on historic day i'm jenna lee. jon: lots of convincing left to be done. i'm jon scott. negotiators announcing that breakthrough this morning between iran, the u.s. and five major world powers. they say the dewill prevent iran from producing materials needed for nuclear weapon and subject iranian facilities to rigorous inspections. president obama making it clear what happens if iran breaks its word. >> this deal is not built on trust. it is built