at the cox convention center in oklahoma city for women of faith, and saturday, the grand opening of main motor car dealership in my home town, 12:30 to 4:00'm. come out and see me. i'd love to meet you. here's shep. >> u.s. defense secretary in israel and promising support in the wake of the iran nuclear deal. but will secretary ash carter's assurances calm israel's anger? the visit come united nations signs off on the agreement. that was the easy part. enough it's time to convince congress. plus bill cosby me a find himself in even more trouble as his own newly revealed testimony leaked. all about how the comedian used drugs in an effort to get women into bed and try to keep it all hidden. now a prosecutor says he might try to force cosby to court. and anybody who has been using the internet to cheat could be in for a world of hurt.

have you heard hat happened today? some hackers are threatening to expose tens of minimums of americans as adulterers. let's get to it. good monday to you. military openings are still on the table if iran cheats on the nuclear deal. that's the warning that came today from the white house. but iran is calling it a quote dangerous move. the defense secretary, ash carter mentioned the military option on his way to israel he met with the israeli defense minister today in tel aviv. israeli officials are protesting the nuclear agreement from the start. secretary carter says the deal does not limit what the united states can do to protect its allies and it does not change our relationship with israel. >> israel is the bedrock of american strategy in the middle east. yes, the region is complicated and troubled, but we know what

our interests are and principle among them for the united states is our friendship with and alliance with israel. >> the defense secretary is set to immediate with benjamin netanyahu before heading to saudi arabia the saudis said they, too are concerned that a nuclear deal will not keep iran from building a bomb, but will give it more money to funnel to terrorists, and iran's supreme leader is threatening to do exactly that. the ayatollah says the company's policy toward the quote arrogant u.s. government, will not change and that iran will keep backing its own allies. >> translator: we will not stop supporting our friends in the region. the oppressed people of palestine, the oppressed people of yemen. the people in government of syria, the people and government of iraq. the oppressed people of bahrain and the true jihaddists in lebanon and palestine. >> lots of folks. during the speech the crowd

chanted "death to america" and" death to israel." the ayatollah called them the slogans of the iranian people and the position of the entire nation. lea gabrielle is live. the unites nations security council endorses the deal yesterday. >> that's right. a unanimously passed a resolution that starts a three-emergency clock for the u.n. nuclear watchdog to verify that iran has taken steps. if iran is not compliant economic sanctions will be lifted and there's a mechanism to snap them back. president obama calling on lawmakers for their support. >> there's a broad international consensus around this issue. not just among the international community but also among experts in nuclear proliferation and my working assumption is that congress will pay attention to that broad-based consensus. >> congress does have 60 days to review the deal, but lawmakers on both sites of the aisle

saying their decision should heave come first. >> we have the time that the president shouldn't do an end run around come and the merge people to go to the security council of the unites nations before we act. >> the white house has not said what will happen if congress votes to project the deal except to say the u.n. resolution only govern international sanctions not unilateral i.s. sanctions including those imposed by congress. >> one've iran's key military lead is kidding he is not cool with the deal. >> the commander of iran's islamic revolutionary guard said some ports of the u.n. resolution are unacceptable and cross read lines. quote, we will never accept it. iran's foreign minister criticizing countries including the u.s., who have nat taken the use of force against iran off the table. according to iran's state-run news agency he says it is, quote, a dangerous and unwise temptation usually pursued by those who lack the capacity to advance diplomatic affairs. the white house is not backing

down. the press second said if iran cheats on the deal the obvious option is to snap sanctions back and the military option will be available. >> thank you. the secretary of state john kerry is set to testify on thursday at the first senate hearing on the nuclear deal. congress has 60 days to review the agreement and right now even some democrats say they really aren't sure whether they can support it. let's bring in john busse. from "wall street journal." political wind? >> yes. today the clock starts ticking. 60 days for congress to consider the deal and evaluate it. and we have already seen the campaigning get underway in a big way over the weekend with john kerry on virtually all of the talk shows talking up the deal. >> it goes without saying that the rest of the world is going to do what the rest of the world does. our sanctions wouldn't be as effective nearly as the rest of the world's sanctions and we're not going to bring them along. that said you need the american

people onboard here. >> i think that's right. but the point you're make is the point that john kerry is making, that's the president made in that very long press conferenced that he had about the deal, which it that we can't go it alone. the world community was behind us on the sanctions with iran. we need to keep them with us. and that would erode if a deal doesn't go through. whether or not you believe that argument or you don't that is the argument that the administration is making, that john kerry and energy secretary made in joint appearances on the talk shows of the weekend that we have to have our allies behind us. they would have abandoned the sanctions if the u.s. now rejects this deal, we'll have a heck of a time keeping our allies behind us on the sanctions. they would erode and so, therefore, this deal is the only option. it's not an alternative. it's the only option. >> the president would like to have all the democrats, in the senate, but has to have 34 of them. do we know what it is that's

going to be the difference-maker or is it a series of things. >> a series of things and the campaign that's going on right now. the allegiance that the democrats have to obama to israel to a variety of political constituencies that have the skin in this game. you'll see over the next 60 days the democratic process playing out. you're already seeing a lot of lobbying happening by the administration by opponents of the deal. eu foreign ministers cam out in favor of it. the unites nations agreed with the deal. you're already seeing the people speaking up, institutions speaking up, before -- for and against the deal. that's going to continue for the next 60 days. >> one of the comforting thing about this agreement to those who might otherwise distrust it on some level is this idea of snapping back sanctions. and i think it will be interesting to find out if that is a real thing like, how quickly can sank goes back into play? can you get the chinese onboard the russians onboard to whatever

the snap back is? >> the administration i counting on the language in deal reassuring to the folks who feel that iran -- you can't trust them, and that they will fib and lie and obfuscate and continue on with their program. the snapback is the penalty they would pay for doing that. the argument the administration is we're going to have our allies much more behind us for continuedded sanctions and a snapback of sanks if we're able to show that iran is not agreeing with the deal. going forward now with just more sanctions over time those would erode. >> is there a sense that there's a better way? the talk about we should have done something different. it's too late frankly. >> i'm not sure what the different thing is. this is an argument being made by the administration. show us what a viable alternative is? military option being on the table. it's been on the table for more than a decade. and it remains on the table for israel. but that is not a very viable

option if you don't have the american people behind you to exercise that option. i think the administration is counting on, if there's a gross violation by iran, sanctions military option, all of those things come back into play, john busse, thank you sir. >> bad news out of afghanistan american-led helicopters opened fire on government forces there in a dealtly case of friendly fire. it was an accident, according to the afghan officials and our own. they say it happened today outside kabul. as government soldiers, afghan government soldiers were battling taliban fighters, officials say that at least seven afghan soldiers died and two tv the soldiers were heads were missing. one official called it an accident and blamed it on a lack of coordination. the u.s. military officials say investigators looking into this. the last time cuba had an embassy in washington, astronauts had yet visited the

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after 54 years of cold war hostility, the united states officially restored diplomatic

ties with cuba today and in washington the building formerly known as the cuban interest section is now an american embassy. [shouting] >> it is the cuban embassy in america, obviously. cuban officials flew the country's flag there for their first time since 1961. the new era started after midnight. u.s. officials say the american flag will not fly outside the american embassy in havana until secretary of state john kerry hosts a flag-raising ceremony next month. cuba's flag went up at the state department without ceremony. despite all the good will, both nations face political disagreements that are very big. cuba's foreign minister called for the united states to lift its trade embargo and return guantanamo bay to the cubans. secretary kerry says there's no plan to return the naval base and state department reports more than 70 u.s. criminal fugitives have escaped to cuba.

sara has more on this on the bat. what you got on these fugitives. >> one of the most notorious is joanne akaasada. the lon on the fbi's terrorist list convicted of killing a state trooper. she then escaped from a new jersey prison and fled to cuba. and she is wanted on $2 million bounty. a side note, she is tupak shakur's aunt, and we have sherry laverne dawson and think she had a hand in helping joanne get out of prison and is wanted for a string of armed robberies. two police officers and a security guard were killed. "washington post" as donned her the hip-hop godmother in cuba, and she has been the since 1990. also guillermo nor -- morales

bombmaker for a group that advocated through violence for puerto rican independence. he lost all of this fingers and his hands are scared, even partially lost his description yet still managed to escape from prison help fled to mexico, was arrested there and then sent to cuba so the big question is what will happen to those guy and the 60 something other fugitives. >> to answer. >> not yet. >> thank you. still a dramatic change of course today. more than five decade after the u.s. cut diplomatic ties with cuba under president eisenhower, and steve harrigan is live in havana. reaction there steve? >> reporter: a remarkably positive reaction, especially in this neighborhood which has been the center of anti-american protests. we're seeing things we don't really see very often around here. people carrying american flags wearing american shirts, cubans holding up signs saying, welcome, america. a lot of cuban wes talked to who were out in line 59:00 a.m.,

some waiting for visa speaker views, said they think this could help them with the bottom line with earning more money. for other cubans, opening up diplomatics relations with the u.s. is all about hope. >> translator: cube base ready for the change and few there's hope for the change. >> reporter: painting is going on several buildings here. the government trying to spruce things up in anticipation of john kerries visit august 14th >> what more on the controversy surrounding today steve? >> reporter: some real sharp criticism from u.s. lawmakers in the senate and house saying that basically the money from u.s. tourism and trade will go into the government coffers. what they say is being done is giving a dictatorship a new lifeline. >> for the cuban people they'll expect a lot of changes with this great drama on monday, but no changes will be forthcoming.

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so. they're saying this is until further notice. which is going to make a traffic nightmare there. this next image here is from wrightwood in california. northwest of that bridge. the mud got so bad the mud so bad here, right here, that they had to close this road down. in nearby victorville you seek a vehicle driving through another section of that road, weather watchers and trackers say the rain also on saturday broke records in at least 11 locations throughout the state of california. bill cosby now. said he gained a young models trust by showing interest in her father who today of cancer and her career, before publish us her to perform sex acts. these are just some of the details emerging now from a deck cake olddeposition. he actor would try to hide payments to the women who had

sex with him so his wife wouldn't find out he was cheating on her. the accuser's attorney called him houston for this nonshould rapt aft told saying, i think you're making like another a serious situation. bill cost but respond, that may very well be. he reported this month tv's former number one dad admitted he obtained quaaludes a strong sedative to give to some young women so he could have sex with them. dozens of women accused bill cosby've sexual assault the stat tattoo of limitations expired in most of those cases and prosecutors have not charged him with any crimes. but a district dohrn who had decided not to prosecutor bill cosby a beck decade ago now saying the transcript could lead to new criminal charges. trace galber is live in our west coast news hub. some are details from the deposition? >> reporter: the deposition was taken over four days in

2005-2006, after a woman claimed cosby drugged and raped her at his home near philadelphia. the deposition cosby acknowledges having sex with the woman but says it was consensual, with his reasoning being, quote i walk her out. she does not look angry. she does not say to me, don't ever do that again shep does not walk out with an attitude or a huff because i thick i'm a pretty deposit reader of people and their emotions in these romantic sexual things, whatever you want to call them. cosby goes on to admit he knew kid liked to use quaaludes as a party drug in the 70s so he got them by telling a doctor he had a sore back so he says the doctor knew he wasn't using them. in the deposition he was asked quote, why depend you ever take the quaaludes? because i used them, cosby says. for what, he is asked. the same as a person would say have a drink. cosby says he never took them because in essence they made him sleepy. >> from my reading during the deposition he admits to having

sex with at least five women? >> including several quote rendezvouses with a woman in denver and a woman he was introduced to at the las vegas hilton sunset 70s saying, quote, she meets me back stage. i gave her quaaludes. the win the sex elm think she may well have been happy to be around the show business up soings. the lawyer says she believes she was not in the position to consent to intercourse after you gave her the drug do you believe that's direct? cosby's answer, i don't know. the comedian went on to say he simply did not remember. expert says the deposition unlikely to lead to criminal charges abuse a lack of evidence but certainly could be used to sue cosby for tens of millions of dollars. >> trace gallagher in l.a. thank you. we're learning more about the gunman in the deadly chattanooga shootings. he apparentsly wrote about his suicidal thoughts and possibly becoming a martyr. details and the latest from investigators on whether he had any ties to terrorism as we

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senator john mccain is responding after donald trump said the vietnam war vet is a war hero only, quote, because he was captured. carl cameron is live in ohio where the republican governor, john kashich, is set to announce he is running for president. that announcement tomorrow, today, though, trump. hello, carl. >> reporter: job kashich will make it 16 candidate but the race has been dominated by donald trump for the last three and a half week. he has been under fire for his rhetoric about illegal immigration and at the crime wave he says it's been causing at mexico cass been, quote dumping its worst people here. that all changed in the last 72 hours over the course of the weekend when he took on john mccain. the billionaire says they john mccain wasn't a war hero because he was captured, and he prefers those who weren't

captures referring to mccain's status as a pow in vietnam for more than five years. and mr. mccain says he is not owed an apology but dug the hole even deeper for mr. trump by suggesting the apology is owe to the veterans and loved ones around the country. >> he is not a war hero. >> a war hero. >> five and a half -- >> he is a war hero pause he was captured. like people that weren't captured. i hate to toll you. >> does donald trump oaf you an apology. >> i don't think so but if think he may owe an apology to the families of those who have sacrificed in conflict and those who have undergroen -- undergone at the prison experience serving their country. >> trump began tie tack senator mccain because senator mccain said a lot of his illegal immigration rhetoric was insighting, quote, crazies

mccain said he meant that as a term of endearment for trump's fans and trump is also saying that mccain failed as a senator because he has out in done enough for veterans and the virginia. -- the va. john mccain this chairman of the senate armeds services commissionee the va is under the senate veterans affairs committee to trump's historyien inaccurate. >> to the tragedy in tennessee the gunman in the shooting rampage in chattanooga had written about having suicidal thoughts and whether he wanted to become a martyr. that is what family representatives are telling fox news now. the representative says the fbi found the writings and others in the suspect's home, and that most of them are years old. and much of it is what they're calling, and i quote gibberish. a law enforcement source says investigators so far have not found any hard evidence that the

shooter had ties to terrorism. but we are learning more about his personal problems. according to the family representative the shooter battled depression for more than a decade, struggled with drugs including prescription pills and was in debt and had trouble holding down jobs. his bosses fired him from a nuclear power plant in 2013 after he failed a drug test. most recently, the shooter had been working the overnight shift at a marring plant and take -- manufacturing plant and taking sleeping pills to deal with the odd hours. the rep says the man had been on a, quote bender last week when he represented a mustang and shot and killed four marines. a sailor injured in the shooting died on saturday. john roberts is live for news chattanooga this afternoon. john? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the community memorial and the number of mourners that are coming by to pay respects continues to grow. matter of fact the company came this morning and put a tent over the whole thing so it's going to be here for a while.

a short while ago, a poignant ceremony small one in the parking lot outside the strip mall where the recruiting offices were. as soldiers re-open the undamaged army recruiting center beside the marine and navy recruiting center. what we're learn about abdulazeez is a troubled man who was bent on suicidal act of either murder or domestic terrorism. his father was worried bet nonmuslim friends he had the drinking and drugs. that's why he was send to jordan to live with a his grandfather. what we don't know is if he met with anyone there who inspired him with radical ideas. we're told that while smart abdulazeez has a quote weak mind and is easily influenced by other people around him. >> in the face of tragedy the heroes always emerge and it sounds like we found a bunch of them there john. >> reporter: absolutely health about the police going forward in the face of fire and now we're hearing what the of the me a recents did in the reserve

center i talked with the reserve commander in. not in the building help told me even as abdulazeez came in with guns blizzarding the marines did everything they could to take care of their comrade. some were hit were dragged out of harm's way and they're got a them back to some other people back to safety, the marines rushed back into the fray. abrahams told me that while the show -- the acts heroism, it's hard to fathom all of this happening on u.s. soil because marines are trained to fight and die overseas. here's what he told me. >> when you're not anticipating to face something like this, it makes it much more difficult to accept makes it much more difficult to internalize and find meaning in that type of conflict. >> the marines and the military in general considering giving awarding rather, purple hearts to the slain, the fallen heroes,

which would change the benefits their survivors will get. so we'll keep you apprised. >> that really would. thank you. let's turn to steve rogers now a former member of thefy's national terrorism task force and was a lieutenant commander in the office of naval intelligence. what you have heard what is this sounding like to you? >> they have to find moat enough order to get down to the facts. if tell you, the police, the law. community, just putting too much information out too soon without getting facts. >> you think? >> a lot of speculation that is unnecessary. i remember, jack webb used to say, just the familiars ma'am just the facts. we have to zero in on facts. i think the key is jordan. what did he do for seven months in jordan? was he rad -- radicalized? i don't believe he was directed by isis, and he had a real bone of contention with the government and other areas of his life. >> one thing. does it matter? i ask that because this is a guy

who was apparently on a bender, had some problems, in the absence of isis or other terrorize groups, would this guy have done what he did? and if the answer is, no, then isn't that end of it? isn't he inspired. >> it matters if he was inspired by isis because this is their m.o. you. bring up a good point. the question is why military targets? that has to be answered. >> that's what isis says to do. >> exactly. so if he was inspired by isis, radicalized by isis, then perhaps he was directed to hit a military target. now what we have coming out in miss writings he had real serious mental problems and that's why molttive is so important to discover. >> well, we have known -- we know from much of threading of the people that isis has tearinged they often go out after people with enemy -- mental problems. a detailed piece in "the new york times" is a good example.

>> he is a prime tarring for isis, unhappy with be government depressed isis looks for people liking this, embrace them, radicalize them and say we're your best friend, do is this job. >> but here's the question. if -- that's isis' message. i he had not had any contact with them directly, had not read specifics on what they said online but was just part of the american fabric and happens what ises isis wants all the time and decided to do it for that reason, isn't that enough? >> well, the missing link is jordan, as i said before. what on earth did he do for seven months in jordan in once we get the answer to that question, this whole thing may unfold rather rapidly. >> i don't want to equate the two but just by way of example when we started having school shootings all the time, the torontoed to be more school shootings and the copycats were driving the world insame and causing horrors for families across the nation. what the hell is going to happen if that starts. >> it's here. i'm sure we'll see more and

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16 minutes before the hour now. a black officer rushed to the aid of a white protester who was wearing a swastika t-shirt during a confederate flag rally

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one of country music's top couples, blake shelton' miranda lambert have announces they're divorcing after four years of marriage. this couple released a joint statement saying, quote this is not the future we envisioned and it is with heavy hearts we move forward separately. the statement continues we're real people with real lives and family and colleagues and ask for come. passion during this very permanent matter. comes after years of the tabloid gossip that the two had marital problems. miranda lambert divorce is coming. the sexual fan take places of millions of americans could be out in the open. according to the parent company of a web site called ashley mad does son. -- madison. it's a matchmaking site for people who want to cheat on spouses and the slogan, life is short, have an affair. hackers identify themselves as the impact team, and they've thenned to release the name,

fantasies and financial information over the site's 37 million client unless it shuts down. the parent company releasing the following statement, and i quote: we're working with law enforcement agencies which are investigating. it continues any and all parties responsible for this act of cyber terrorism will be held responsible. but -- kennedy? what if people's personal pictures pictures pictures of their nakeddity is out there already. >> the site says they plugged any unseemly holes. >> what did you say? >> what? >> nothing. >> a few things might have escaped from the various digital orifices that ashley madison prom promised to hunker down upon. the cat is out of the bag. >> 37 million people? >> hearings the funny thing. ashley madison says he have 37 million people. i think the'll have to stay it's only more like 1.7 million but how much nervous puckering in

cyberspace of people who maybe through curiousity have gone to this web site seeking lord only knows what. >> if it's a 1.7 million they says 37 -- that men's one in 450 of the people around you. so in new york, eight or ten people on a block are going what do i do now? >> there is a -- an audible gulp happening right now of all the people who have gone to that site and i just wonder, at what point do you think storing all of my personal photographic evidence my name, my address when do you think that's a good idea? and even though the company says yeah, it's totally scrubbed, you're save, you're secure after all that happened with the nsa and let alone health care healthcare.gov. why think that stuff is secure. >> isn't the message nothing is safe and secure. >> they the good takeaway and i'll be curious to see what happens.

this is digital ransom. a lot of people whose lives and relationships are depending on the sanctity of the information remains unbreached. so will the company fold and just fold. >> the hackers want the company to go-under. >> we don't know what that motivation is of the impact team put what it says to me is hackers will run the world. they really will. whatever has the best hackers wins and you just have to hope that a tech company you put your trust in the government you can hopefully trust they're the ones who have the best team of hackers because they're there and it's real. >> kennedy is real, too seen that show? you have a new time slot. >> 8:00 p.m. eastern and tonight i will be talking with kelly slater, 11 time world surfing champion, who was there on the beach at jeffrey's bay where his friend, mick fanning purposed a shark to escape certain death, and when he got become on dryland, the first

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on this day the bicentennial in 1976, hank aaron hit his last home run. he learn the game in the sand lots of mobile, alabama. spent more two decades in the bigs playing with milwaukee and atlanta, and 74, he was closing in on babe right's home run record. he got racist hate male. he toppled the so-called unbreakable record by 40 homers he no, it out of the park the last time 39 years ago today. we just got a winner in the british open, and guess who? the american, zack johnson won the 2015 british open. he did so in a four-hole

playoff, closed at 6-under with a 66. jordan spieth will get another shot but american wins the british. i'm shepard smith in new york. see you back here if news breaks out. all right. it is not signed it not remotely delivered and right now a big pow-wow in new york city aimed at ending in and fast. we're talking bet the iran deal that now has the like outside john mccain, lindsey graham and joe lieberman all against this deal, saying that it sets a trap for us and for the world. now, they are meeting in new york city at something called the three west club, few blocks from here, and they're going to iron out really what is their big problem with this deal. but suffice to say that the division is growing amid report at that time after the united nations security council