enrichment program will continue this first step does not say that iran has a right to enrich but what exactly that the sides agree upon. this war has started to be. it is going to be go away for another six months. we take a detailed lookout while the new deal holds plus. israel warns against celebrating their dream and saying their rod is the only winner in the deal and that a nuclear arms race could follow. this is r.t. coming to live from moscow and we continue with our breaking news story world powers and iran have reached in the storage nuclear deal anding a decade long deadlock over iran's nuclear ambitions the breakthrough came after more than four days of intense talks in the atmosphere of unprecedented secrecy and a near media blackout i was in geneva with a delegation of russia's foreign minister to follow the discussions that momentous occasion first of all off to two sets of failed negotiations before this ten years of political wrangling over iran's nuclear issue five days of talks intense heated talks in geneva a night of several hundred journalists sleeping. in the medi

to stop enrichment, to stop the facility and ship out their stock pile of enriched uranium. we didn't get that far out. the centerfuge cascades will be disconnected because they are not going to enrich up to that 20%. they're not shipping out their stock pile of enriched uranium. they're going to dilute it and put it in a form that is a little less dangerous. this is an agreement that is an interim step. it's not so much the agreement itself, but the fact that they even got a freeze, this is what we've been after for, you know, close to ten years. this is to buy time. this is not the perfect agreement. >> there is language in the agreement about checking that all sides are living up to their part of the agreement. more with our guests in a moment. stay with us. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if

so no new centrifuges no enrichment for more than five percent. number of details that secretary kerry has mentioned and also on the key point of iran's right to develop a new nuclear program. there were there was some vagueness actually in how secretary kerry and how president obama addressed as secretary kerry said iran's peaceful nuclear program is subject to negotiations where president obama said iran has the right to have access to peaceful nuclear energy but at the same time given the violations as he said. by iran in the past its capacity to expand its nuclear program should be limited now on the part of iran to actually scaling back it has already done that according to this one. pored released by the . scaling back its nuclear program this could be perceived as a confidence building step that iran has already taken to move forward with this deal but also now it depends on what confidence building measures the u.s. congress for example is going to take because i think it's no secret that the u.s. congress has not been in favor of any deal

to stop enrichment, to stop the facility and ship out their stock pile of enriched uranium. we didn't get that far out. the centerfuge cascades will be disconnected because they are not going to enrich up to that 20%. they're not shipping out their stock pile of enriched uranium. they're going to dilute it and put it in a form that is a little less dangerous. this is an agreement that is an interim step. it's not so much the agreement itself, but the fact that they even got a freeze, this is what we've been after for, you know, close to ten years. this is to buy time. this is not the perfect agreement. >> there is language in the agreement about checking that all sides are living up to their part of the agreement. more with our guests in a moment. stay with us. >> welcome back. we're talking about the iran nuclear deal. still with us, kareem, senior associate at the carnegie endowment. ambassador christopher hill, a former diplomat head of the six party talks on the north korean nuclear issue, and sharon at the center for international studies. there is a hec mechanism in pl

whereas iran today has 200 kilograms of 20% enriched uranium that could readily be enriched towards a nuclear weapons, in six months iran will have zero - zero. iran will not increase its stockpile of 3.5% lower enriched uranium over the next six months and will not construct additional enrichment facilities. iran will not manufacture centrifuges beyond those that are broken and must be replaced. very importantly, iran will not commission or fuel the arak reactor, an unfinished facilities that if become operatable would provide an alternative path to a nuclear weapon. to ensure these two commitments are kept, iran has agreed to unprecedented monitoring. for the international community this first step provide the most far-reaching insight and view of iran's nuclear program that the international community has ever had. this first step, let me be clear - this first step does not say that iran has a right to enrichment. no matter what interpretive comments are made, it is not in this document, there is no right to enrich within the four corners of the npt, and this document does not do t

enrichment program be to continue this first does not say that iran has a right to enrich but so what exactly did the sides agree upon we take a detailed lookout what the new deal holds. this is or to come to line from the russian capital i'm marina josh and we begin with breaking news world powers and iran have reached an historic nuclear deal and a decade long deadlock over to iran's nuclear ambitions the breakthrough came on the fifth day of an tan's talks after the foreign ministers from all six negotiating countries and iran narrowed down the remaining obstacles in geneva. was there with a delegation of russia's foreign minister to fall the discussions. meant to say cation first of all off to two sets of failed negotiations before this ten years of political wrangling over iran's nuclear issue five days of talks intense heated talks in geneva a night of several hundred journalists sleeping in the media center waiting for a decision and we finally have a breakthrough that historical deal has been reached now it's hard to describe just how tense the atmosphere has been here through

security resolution said, that iran has no right to enrichment enrich. a 5% level means you have the right to enrich. so it's not right whether you have the right, it's whether you're allowed to do it. so i think you have to be careful about the semantics here, whether you're saying it's a right to enrich. we're saying you're banned from enrichment. the iraq reactor, that's designed to have belo blue tonet for energy. the resolution says the facility will not be built, yet this deal allows it to be built within specified requirements. that's a lower bar than what we had all of these years at the u.n. security council resolution. bad deal all around. we need sanctions. we need to enforce them. >> congresswoman, thank you so much for your time today. >> thanks, shannon. >> all right. there's also this, you remember an american pastor, jailed in iran for more than a year. the american center for law and justice has been urging secretary kerry to secure his release before finalizing any deal with iran, but we're told the pastor's name was never mentioned dur

iran retains the right to enrich. it continues to enrich during the six months.t is promised a time deal in which we're going to work out the details of its enrichment. and remember, enrichment is the dam against all proliferation. once a country anywhere can start to enrich, there is no containing its nuclear capacity. so it undermines the idea of nop proliferation and grants iran a right it's been lusting for, for a decade. that's why there was so much jubilation in tehran over this. second, sanctions have really caused the country to hurt. what happens on sanctions? there will be a huge infusion of cash, which can reduce the inflation, alleviate the shortages. already, the currency jumped 3% as a result of this agreement. this is a huge relief for the iranians. and it can only increase over time. what do we get in return? i just heard the secretary of state say, we're going to get a destruction of the 20% uranium. that is untrue. the 20% enriched uranium is going to be turned into an oxide so it's inoperative. that process is chemically reversible, which means

energy including its nuclear enrichment on the conditions that its program. and will let us. you and you were these sanctions against iran that they introduced by the un security council russia has never recognized the unilateral penalties if the easing pressure on the wrong start would lift. now among the details that one mentioned by sergey lavrov is that this will be the six month freeze over iran's nuclear program no new centrifuges are going to be and no new uranium enrichment facilities are going to be built and iran has agreed to stop enriching uranium over five percent now so the deal here has been made it may only be an interim deal for the moment which means that you have to start in six months time but at the moment it feels like a historic breakthrough especially after a night spent in the media center absolutely paula thank you so much for staying up for us and bringing us the very very latest coming out of geneva on the details of this groundbreaking deal today between iran of the six world powers probably boyko their reporting. well iran's right to enrich urani

enrichment program will continue this first does not say that iran has a right to enrich but what exactly the sides agree upon. this being the war has started three in geneva and it's going to be go on for another six months. experts warn that the vague language of the agreement could see all sides interpret the detail to suit themselves also. historic mistake threatening the whole world israel blast the deal with iran warning that it could trigger a nuclear arms race in the region. i welcome you watching our team with me and. we'll start with breaking news here on r.t. because world powers and iran have reached in the story a nuclear deal ending a decade long deadlock over terrans nuclear ambitions the breakthrough came after more than four days of intense talks in the atmosphere of unprecedented secrecy and in the media blackout. was in geneva with a delegation of russia's foreign minister to follow the discussions. i meant to say cation first of all off to two sets of failed negotiations before this ten years of political wrangling over iran's nuclear issue five days of talks intense h

it's enriched uranium. we know they have that and they're going to neutralize some of it but they're not going to get rid of the ability to make more cake batter. >> this is a president that has not been able to work closely with congress on much more than you can put on a postage note. >> the democrats in the senate will go along but he has to make sure that he gets the republicans to go along as well because he would need a two-thirds vote to pass the senate. the other thing is there has been criticism on both sides of the aisle who has questioned this. i was part of the reagan administration p and the nixon administration. i'm with dealing with enemies and add ve saers but only if it makes sense for us. the supreme leader of iran three days ago referred to israel as a stinking dog, a country that needs to be eliminated from the face of the earth. i'm not sure that anybody in jerusalem ors looking at this agreement. >> i know we're not looking at the white house but we have the advantage of you who has wo

>> there is no right to enrich. we do not recognize a right to enrich. it is clear in the npt it's very clear that there is no right to enrich. >> here's what the deal includes. it pauses construction of the heavy reactor, the arak one and neutralized their stockpile of uranium refined to a concentration of 20%. it suspends enrichment above 5% for six months. iran agrees to not advent tri hugs to its existing cascades but leaves intact more than 18,000 centrifuges which it continues to operate and allows iaea inspections at fardow and natanz. >> these are substantial limitations that will help prevent them from building a nuclear weapon and simply put cut off their paths to a bomb. >> however, the deal does not require iran to ship its current stockpile of enriched uranium out of the country which means any enrichment pauses can be reversed. the deal received a less than ringing endorsement from key democrats on capitol hill. >> let me first say that it's disappointing to me that iran is still going to be allowed to

iran's ability to enrich uranium is limited.and in return, sanctions on the oil revenues are going to ease. president obama and top diplomats say this deal will help keep a nuclear weapon out of iran's hands. >> the international unity is on display today. the world is united in support of our determination to keep iran from developing a nuclear weapon. they must know it will never come through the pursuit of nuclear weapons, it must be reached through agreements that make iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons impossible. >> the purpose of this is simple, to require iran to prove the peaceful nature of the nuclear prom and to ensure that it cannot acquire a nuclear weapon. >> iran is not the only nation with the nuclear program. a handful of countries do as well. >> decades concerns that iran wants to develop a nuclear weapon. jim takes a closer look at the landmark deal that's coming out of geneva. >> reporter: in geneva, an historic deal is struck. >> for the first time in nearly a decade, we have halted the process of the iranian

the hard liners don't want any limitations on enrichment. >> they've asserted a right to enrichment, something they have asserted, not something that's recognized by the world. as i said there's major european countries that aren't enriching uranium themselves. i think everyone would be happy for that but a wise person would be quite skeptical that that is what is about to happen. >> it needs some serious verification. now trita says this is a good deal for them that they've seen what happened in syria. their ally assad has stayed in power and continued to be able to kill his people even though he doesn't have access to the chemical weapons, he's got access to traditional weapons. l al maliki being an ally to iran, not only the israelis but the saudis. >> i think both the iranians and the united states are going to win something from this deal and essential. in order for any deal to be durable it requires that both sides feel they get something. otherwise, the incentive to cheat, this can last, both sides need to feel that they're going to win, the united states is certainly going to

but the president said they will halt -- it was unclear all of the enrichment or some of the enrichmentgram in iran. i think we will get more details in the next hour or. so but these are legitimates questions. >> the difference between halting and dismantling. they have enough advanced centrifuges without more to take 3.5% uranium to 90% in a matter of months. if all we have done is left in place what they've got and it has not been rolled back you have the capability to enrich to weapons grade. and the question is should they be allowed to enrich given their behavior at all. >> very quickly, the president made an appeal to congress, don't imnews additional sanctions during this interim agreement. that will undermine the whole thing. are you ready to heed his advice? >> i think you will see the congress impose the additional sanctions that won't take place for six nmonths. you will see the congress have new sanctions that will be delayed six months but we will define what the success will look like before the sanctions can be waived in the future. the congress will be focused on the ou

stockpile of enriched uranium. the reason you need an interim deal is because if we are going to be talking to the iranians we didn't need to be talking to them while they were continuing to enrich uranium and expand their system. in exchange there is a temporary and reversible reduction of sanctions so that the iran yen side comes home with something. because-- although i think in the yonted states we seem to have forgotten untilment usually when you make deals internationally both sides get something. >> so gregory jones, how do you see this question of enriching. iran's capability of enriching uranium? >> well, first of all, we are still permitting iran to enrich uranium. its stock pifl enriched uranium is continuing to grow. a number of nuclear weapons, they will be able to produce for this is also continuing to grow in the next six months. president obama says that we've cut off iran's path to nuclear weapons. in fact, we haven't. it's still there and virtually everyone agrees that the time would require iran

it does not say to what level you're rhenium can be enriched they can rich enrich it is as much as they like they simply cannot divert that enriched uranium for the use in nuclear weapon when he was just happy you know that he really gives a lot word here just want to give pepe the last word here pepe all the while all the while we even meeting is reputed to be this is a good question for ok you know all while you everyone's looking at a rant but it looks like saudi arabia is just going to buy a weapon from pakistan but that doesn't make headlines does it. look the house will solve this on the road to absolute irrelevance it's going to take maybe what one year two three five they're going to have their arab spring over there in the eastern province much shorter to shiite they're going to have their arab spring but returning saudi students that go back to jeddah and riyadh studying in the west they say this is completely absurd that's really more their knowledge of this country so their days are numbered absolutely and that's why they are so desperate and very very important even beyond

it doesn't remove any of the enriched uranium. doesn't stop them from enriching the uranium. doesn't stop a breakout capacity. doesn't provide for more intrusive u.n. inspections, the most at the iaea wants. look, some experts say they could possibly have a bomb in 33 days if they want and it doesn't send any equipment to the oak ridge facility like libya did. does one screw, one nail move from tehran to tennessee like lib yoya or south africa compley dismantled their facilities? >> no, now the administration says this is just an interim deal, but the fact is terms of interim deems have a way of becoming permanent. in fact, the biggest concession that the united states made in this interim deeal is also indicated to be a concession in the final deal as well. that is iran will continue to enrich uranium. this document published earlier today says that in the final arrangement, there will be a mutually agreed upon uranium enrichment program for iran. it's the long pole in the tent of any nuclear weapons program, and we have conceded that iran can continue to enrich uranium. the

at that time there was no enrich. enrichment and iran would not continue on with enrichment. today sowt such a deal is progress. >> syria and obviously the crisis still goes on there. there is word that that the united nations arab league will finally announce a date for the geneva two conference later tomorrow. do you think it will make any difference? >> we support genoa 2 and we hope it will be a successful effort. and based on the princples of london meeting of the core group, where the basic principles are the it should noe an open process there should be a new transitional governing party and those with a official roll with syria and the both side of government will represent two delegations. >> sunni muslim groups have closed all mosques for 24 hours. it's in protest for the lack of protection of sue any' any sunnn the area. >> a mosque's closed door is not just unusual u in iraq it's a political statement. simply put it means enough i is enough and the government needs to act. the sunni endowment office has taken this step in a protest of what they see as a war agains

the 20% enriched material. >> it limits future enrichment to 5% under the deal. as i said is moment ago, it keeps the stockpile of low and enriched uranium below 5%, at the same level at the end as it goes in. >> why don't we start on the positive side. let's look at strengths of the deal. the most intrusive inspections, it stalls. the march towards nuclear capability with all the restrictions, and we are giving away small concessions on sanctions because it's really in the grand scheme of the sanction, it's really not that much that we are giving up. do you think it's a good deal? >> this was the final deal, it would not be a good deal. mr pickering said we are in an interim stage. my concern is we get the intruce i-in possessions which is a -- intrusive inspections by is a good thing. there's nothing about the military aspects of the nuclear program, and the ability to visit the parcheen site north west of tehran, which is a major concern. that's part of the challenge, that there has been parallel activity ongoing that has been concerning the western powers for

enrichment program will continue this verse does not say that iran has a right to enrich but mixed messages than so what exactly did the sides agree on. in the war has started. in geneva and it's going to be going for another six months experts warn that the deal vague language could see all sides interpret the detail to suit themselves. in other news a tear gas scare in kiev ukraine's government building rover one hundred thousand people protesting over the country's wavering on integrating with the e.u. . and also the week's major news doomed flight three six three data recorder yields insight into the tragic crash that killed fifty in central russia this hour we reconstruct the jets final desperate moments. in the afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on the security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty forty. seven oh and here they are to new center tonight just after ten pm moscow time our top story then it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under contro

enrichment program will continue this first does not say that iran has a right to enrich but mixed messages so what exactly did the sides agree on. this being the war started three eight in geneva it's good to be going for another six months experts warn that the deal vague language could see all sides interpret the details to suit themselves. and other used tear gas scare in kiev ukraine government building where more than one hundred thousand people are protesting over the country's wavering on integrating with the e.u. . and also the week's major news doomed flight three sixty s data recorder yields insight into the tragic crash that killed fifty in central russia last week we reconstruct the jets final desperate moments. and the afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on a security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty fourteen. for the moment you've just joined us my name's kevin owen it's just after midnight now here in moscow we want to international in our top story it's a done deal six world powers have reached

enrichment program will continue this first does not say that iran has a right to enrich but mixed messages then so what exactly did the sites agree on this being the war started. for another six months experts warn that the deal vague language could see all sides interpret the details to suit themselves. you know the news a tear gas scaring kiev ukraine's government building with more than one hundred thousand people protesting over the country's wavering on integrating with the e.u. . also in the weeks may doomed flight three six three data recording yield some insight into that tragic crash that killed fifty in central russia last week we reconstruct the jet find guess where the moment. the afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on the security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty four. we do this our hearts international with more the big stories that shape the past seven days and first it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under control and this is now re

to enrich in writing. even this ambiguity was planned and orchestrated, even the feuding statement was orchestrated this morning? >> look, as a practical matter, i think we need to be very sober about what it is we've done. we conceded, we want to use the term right to enrich or not, as a practical matter, we validated iran's right to enrich uranium. up to a certain level, it will be highly monitored and intrusive inspectionsment but that was something that was a seen that went on. it was the key deal breaker from the iranian perspective. and the international community has conceded this. again, the question is not what happens in the next six months. the question is whether or not these negotiations will produce an end state, a relatively stable end state in which there will be enough assurance that there will be enough time on the clock so should the iranians invalidate the agreement and try to dash for a weapon, there will be enough time so that the international community, the united states in particul

you have to stop completely enrichment. and that's why the iranians came out, including cohainei today and said in say great deal for iran it means we've been recognized as a nuclear power. that is not a great outcome here that means that all of the su rep at thiscious parts of the program are going to continue. >> rose: of course you know secretary kerry says that is not true. that is simply their interpretation. >> well, yeah, if that is who you are making the deal with and they are telling you they think this allows them to move forward on enripment and we know they've already cheated and moved forward on enrichment, what do you think the outcome is? again this isn't about what we want it to be this is about what it is. and so they've already cheated on the u.n. resolutions. they've already developed much further than most of us are willing to accept in their nuclear program. and so what they're saying is yeah, this gives us permission to do it. so it really doesn't matter candidly what our secretary says, it matters wha

it does not say to what level you're rhenium can be enriched they can rich enrich it is as much as they like they simply cannot divert that enriched uranium for the use in nuclear weapon when he was just happy you know that he really gives a lot which were here just want to give people the last word here pepe all the while all the while we even media is reputed to be this is a good question for ok you know all while you're looking at iran but it looks like saudi arabia is just going to buy a weapon from pakistan but that doesn't make headlines does it. look the house will solve this on the road to absolute irrelevance it's going to take maybe what one year two three five they're going to have their arab spring over there in the eastern province much or it's a shiite they're going to have their arab spring but returning saudi students that go back to jeddah and riyadh studying in the west they say this is completely absurd let's really modernize this country so their days are numbered absolutely and that's why they are so desperate and very very important even beyond that of bush our fri

to enrich the fine. let's talk about it.one of the things you're going to do to go beyond what the agreement says. let's do an agreement about what additional measures they will take have a which we wanted them to do but they refused in negotiations and did not have the final agreement. we should not give up unilateral points that were hard fought in a negotiation. would be my first caveat about this statement. it does official says not prevent us from implementing sanctions.ng existed typically designated individuals and entities every few weeks because the iranians are constantly creating new routes in order to evade, front companies, finding new people to work with to try and invade existing sanctions. verynk it would be important for the administration to continue the process of detonating individuals and then to take things -- and entities under existing u.s. sanction rules. if the united states government slows down the pace of such designations, then iran will be able to invade the sanctions were successfully. the rea

enrichment program will continue this first does not say that a has a right to enrich but mixed messages so what exactly decides to goree on. this war has started. and it's going to be going for another six months experts warn that the deal's vague language could see all sides interpret the detail to suit themselves. you know the news a tear gas scaring care of reports of a heavy handed police response to the thousands marching on ukraine's government building angry at the country's wavering on integrating with the you. also in the weeks main use doomed flight three six three data recorder yields insight into the tragic air crash that killed fifty people in central russia we reconstruct the jets final desperate moments. the afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on a security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty four to. their welcome home watching r.t. with me. now we start with the main breaking development this sunday it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement. with iran bringing its atomic progr

enrichment program will continue this first does not say that it has a right to enrich but. mixed messages so what exactly did the sides agree on this being the war started. in geneva. for another six months experts warn that the deals vague language could see all sides interpret the detail to suit themselves. and in the news which shaped the week during flight three six three days data recorder yields insight into the tragic air crash that killed fifty eight in central russia we reconstruct the jets final desperate moments. but the afghan president rejected by sit home and abroad to sign off on the security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty fourteen. and thousands rally in ukraine over the country's wavering on the grating with the e.u. an episode that triggered a harsh exchange between moscow and brussels. and i welcome the watching our team with me. now we start with the main breaking development this sunday it's a done deal. six world powers have reached an agreement with iran bringing its atomic program under control t

it never mentions the word "enriched".'m wondering if it's implicit or explicit. >> it does not talk about 23450u clear reactors or surgery actors osurge reactorsit talks about tt of nuclear energy for a peaceful purpose as an alienable right. it's there why you recognize it or not iran enjoys that right and it's important to have respect for that right and the respect for that the enrain. program continues and many times very explicitly in the text that this recognition is that iran will have an enrichment program. we believe that to be our right and we are exciting this right and we only require respect for that right. >> the last question. >> it's been a hard few days. i just wanted to ask you a question. this and a huge step towards reconcilliation not just with the u.s. united states but with the region. how do you feel about reactions that may come from saudi arabia and from israel who have already criticized this agreement? >> well, this agreement is fearegeared towards resolving a problem that has had it's shadow c

will be enriching for commercial purposes down the road. i think you're going to see on capitol hill again a bipartisan effort to try to make sure that this is not the final agreement because people know that the administration is strong on announcements, long on announcements but very short on follow-through and i think there's a lot of concern. i think you'll see senator cardin joining in in those efforts. >> senator corker, one question before we bring in senator cardin. i understand what you're talking about is a set of guidelines that this deal only last for six months, that if the iranian renege the u.s. must react in a short paoefrd time and two -- short speeder of time and the two sides only have six months to come up with a final deal. the question i have is you've also talked about imposing new sanctions. the foreign minister of iran zarif said if there are new sanctions this whole deal is off. are you going to still go for tougher sanctions or give this deal time to see how it works out? >> my greatest concern throughout this who

enrichment program will continue this first does say that it has a right to enrich but. mixed messages so what exactly did the sides agree on this war started three. for another six months experts warn that the deal vague language could see all sides interpret the detail to themselves and in other news tonight the tear gas scare in kiev near ukraine's government building where over one hundred thousand people are protesting over the country's wavering on integrating with the e.u. . how did more the weeks made news flight three sixty three data recording yield insight into that tragic crash that killed fifty and for russia we reconstruct the jets final desperate moment. the afghan president rejects advice at home and abroad to sign off on a security pact with washington that would allow u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty four. all over again even if you just joined in this is r.t. international it's just past eight pm here in moscow and we start with the main breaking development this sunday it's a done deal six world powers have reached an agreement with ira

that iran has to stop all enrichment activity, all enrichment-related activity. we're about to give that up. you can call that an interim deal if you wunt, but it will establish the principle that iran can legitimately enrich uranium and that's a path unobstructed for iran to nuclear weapons. >> what does that mean? >> iran can weaponize in a time and moanner of its choosing. it sends a signal not just to israel about how much danger it's in, but to the arab friends in the region, the arabs, the saudis, that the united states has essentially given up on trying to stop iran. and they will draw the appropriate conclusion that they need to look after themselves. i think this is the beginning, popen potentially, of a huge amount of proliferation in the east. >> a warning from john bolton this morning. next sunday, we'll do monday or sunday-morning quarterbacking depending on what deal is announced. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> ambassador, thank you as well. >> there's severe weather now threatening parts of our country. a significant chance of tornadoes

iran agrees to cap it's iranian enrichment. the kbreemt is for just six months website but our friends in the middle east and some on capitol hill are not happy. we'll get reaction from two leading senators in a moment. first, foxx news senior affairs correspondent amy kellogg lays out the deal. >> hi, chris. i just spoke to a top nonproliferation expert that says he thinks this is just about as good of a package that the u.s. and it's allies could have got. they were not going to give up uranium enrichment all together. this one at least puts caps on every aspect of the program. president obama was pleased with the agreement. >> for the first time in nearly a decade, we have halted the iranian nuclear program. he is committed to halts certain levels of enrichment and neutralizing part of it's stockpile. it cannot use his centrifuges for enrichings urainium. there will now be inspections every single day. they can no longer enlich to 20%. and they cannot stockpile. the explicit of iron's right was a big sticking point. the two

above 5%, and it would neutralize stockpiles of 20% enriched uranium, halt progress an enriched capacity and will not increase its stockpile of 3.5% low enriched uranium, and there would be no advancement of the iraq reactor. it will allow inspectors to the atomic agency to its nuclear sites. in return there'll be an easing of specific sanctions. the first step is about building trust. the agreement will last for six months and president obama made it clear if iran doesn't meet the commitments the pressure will be stepped up. >> that may be little consolation to israel which has always been opposed to any deal. it's a challenge or the u.s. to convince allies that a diplomatics negotiated settlement is the best way forward. >> with so much at stake for all nation, this was never going to be easy. it seems that 30 years of isolation for iran could finally be over. . >>> some iranians believe the agreement is just a bad deal. so what does tehran get? sanctions can be lifted, sales of iranian oil will be heavily restricted. iranian students will be able to get tuition assistance from the gov

right to enrich.? the foreign secretary explain the understanding of whether the absence specifies a difference or whether this is a shared understanding on the issue? the speaker seeks to prevent iran from furthering its enrichment program. they could also ease the pressure on iran and invite a comprehensive resolution. given this risk, can the foreign secretary state how you will prevent that outcome and what steps will continue negotiations on a comprehensive deal within the time frame set out? the sanctions relief is effective immediately. it is a necessary step to secure the concessions. pressure must still be maintained. can the secretary offer the house what the next effect will be? as of yesterday, around the capabilities being extended, that is welcomed. this interim agreement does not prevent future progress. he would be far better to secure all enrichment and all relative facilities. one key test of this interim agreement is whether it has been agreed in principle and can be put into practic