. >> reporter: meanwhile three house democrats including steve israel in a party leadership position joined the gop majority in issue onning posing the deal. new york's nita lowey saying, quote -- inspection transparency remains a major issue, during his visit to capitol hill, the international atomic energy agency director general said though portions of the deal reached between the iaea and iran can't be studied by u.s. lawmakers, that shouldn't be a cause for concern. >> i'm confident we have the expertise and experience to do the job. >> reporter: of course the hard sell has continued throughout the day, lou. in fact, the president went online on twitter to try to defend the iran nuclear deal. in fact at one point he tweeted this is a strongest nuclear agreement ever negotiated. he did not however, i should point out, mention the incendiary language he used to describe opponents on capitol hill. lou: incendiary and offensive. is there a strong blowback to a president of the united states calling his republican opposition akin to extremists in iran? >> you have to admit, the secon

al steve israel said last week he didn't think there was any path for him to get to yes. and had repeatedly said he was going to take the full 60 days and he announced that he was going to vote no. >> all right. what a mess. what a mess. i think the president might have gotten the upper hand today. you keep track of the numbers better than i. thank you very much. >>> in the meantime, you might have heard there is a big debate tomorrow. and this is a golden opportunity no matter what debate you're in to make your stand. here's the trouble, though, when you make your stand, sometimes it can come back to bite you. take a look. >> they have to live up to it. if they don't live it to it. every option we have today is on the table. we don't lose anything here. the way we lose is by rejecting the deal. >> i have a different view than my brother. my dad is the most perfect man alive. it's hard for me to be critical of him. i've got a tee shirt that says the jeb swag store that says i'm -- my dad's the greatest man alive. if you don't like it i'll take you outside. >> i'm a cathol

. >> we have steve israel on long island against it. so it's been a really complicated situation. >> yeah, the democrats are saying they have the numbers, but we'll see. >> okay. all right. melissa, thank you. for breaking that down for us. >>> in other news tonight, a man from queens was left with 20 stitches in his head after being beaten for his cell phone. police are looking for the group of men who attacked him with a baseball bat sunday. he says he was walking home from flushing meadows corona park after playing soccer when six to eight men jumped him, beat him and took his phone. [ speaking in spanish ] >> he told our sister station, telemundo 47, he did not get a good look at the attackers. he also suffered two broken ribs and bruises all over his body. >>> in new jersey tonight, a mother and her two young daughters are fighting for their lives after being pulled from their burning home. a fast-moving fire started at their home in bergen street in newark overnight and quickly spread to several buildings. from newark. >> reporter

steve israel of new york already says he will vote no. it may not be a coincidence that the speech took place 70 years after the u.s. dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. the bombings are credited with ending world war ii but they left two cities in ruins and generations suffering in the aftermath. al jazeera april roxana saberi is in hiroshima and has the story of two survivors. >> it was a great into day with a blue sky, hot and humid like today. was a night days. >> reporter: she was 13 when the enola gay dropped an atomic bomb on her home town of hiroshima, japan. she saw a bluish white flash and the walls around her came crashing down. >> then i had the sensation of floating in the air, obviously the blast just was collapsing the building. >> reporter: a mile and a half away kenji was at school. he was playing the organ before class when he saw the same flash. >> translator: it was followed buy bang bang. then came a huge blast. i hid behind the organ but all the students by the windows were instantly burned to a crisp. >>

>> steve israel is not just against the agreement, he said he's going to campaign against it. if you read angle's comments and others at the foreign affairs committee this week, they are angry at this agreement. they're saying there is going to help iran became a hedgeman in the middle east. it will be destabilizing i think this is trouble and i think schumer's decision could be a game changer. >> do you think this will be enough o stop it? >> at a minimum it's pretty clear we're gog have a majority in the house and senate against it. i still think it's going to be an uphill battle to get a veto proof majority to vote a resolution of disapproval against this deal. consider this, if this is such a good agreement why didn't the president submit it as a treaty to the senate using the provisions of the constitution on the approval of treaties? instead we have this bizarre process where we had to pass a resolution of disapproval by a veto proof margin and i don't even get into the fact that the senate and the house don't even have all the agreement. there are secret side agreements

that includes steve israel, top jewish democrat in the house.g in is israeli prime minister netanyahu. he's making his own appeal to jews in the united states disputing the white house's claim the deal makes the world safer. >> i don't oppose this deal because i want war, i oppose this deal because i want to prevent war. this deal will bring war. it will spark a nuclear arms race in the region. it would feed iran's terrorism and impression. that would make war perhaps the most horrific war of all far more likely. what we do now will affect our lives and lives of children and grandchildren. israel, america, everywhere. this is a time to stand up and be counted. oppose this dangerous deal. >> breaking overnight, officials in alabama are waiting test rout results from a man they say came down with symptoms from ebola. eight other people are monitored after coming in contact with him. that includes his family members and rescue workers that first responded to him. officials expect to get the test results sometime today. >>> let's turn to business wh

other jewish democrats in new york, steve israel, he will i don't know the inning -- eliot engel all have said they will vote no and so would senator schumer. >> that it is now, terrorist, it's very hard to be for this agreement. >> nadler represents one of the most jewish districts in america. he knows his decision on iran will be controversial at home and in israel. >> i mean, this is pathetic, this is not going to result in a nuclear weapon. i just got back from israel. the people of israel, left, center, right, united as one that this is a threat to the survival of israel. >> reporter: dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> coming up next on this busy friday night, amy freeze in -- amy freeze is in for lee goldberg and she will have your weekend accuweather forecast. >>> continue to follow breaking news out of the west village where there shall be a shooting on varick street. the fbi is now investigating. patients recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. only seven percent received

you have people like charles schumer and steve israel and congressional democrats -- >> general dempsey answered hat and put a number to it saying iran was directly responsible for the deaths of at least 500 american service members during the iraq war. he said specifically at least some of the cash of this hundred plus billion in frozen assets is going to be used to fund violence in places like iraq, syria, yemen and lebanon. he was clear on the freed up cash and the threat it poses to countries >> you said it wasn't even just that money but it will allow them to sell their oil which is going to add influx of millions. >> that is a done deal. >> if they do override the veto, what happens then? what happens if congress says no and puts the deal off. what happens to that money? >> i don't know. >> people are told there is only one option. >> it is the p-plus-5 counties. iran does business with the rest of the world. the oil flows. this is a done deal whether or not we lift our sanctions. >> aren't we seeing reverb from the potential of this oil coming out? i was reading they are putting

oppose this dangerous deal. >> we had actually chuck todd steve israel on several times talking aboutas going to sit, read it, study it, focus it. focus on it. a guy o who obviously had a big part in the dccc. big part of the leadership in the democratic party and top ranking jewish democrat now coming out saying he's against the deal. should we read anything in the tea leaves there or are they just -- are they at this point counting votes and telling those members who can get a pass yeah, you get a pass on this? >> well, i think that's where we're at. i don't think some people understand the enormous pressure that jewish democratic members of congress are feeling particularly in the new york area. chuck schumer, here's what i think it does tell us. i think it's more likely than not that schumer votes against the deal. and that probably means that gillibrand votes against it, probably means booker votes against it. so i think you're going to see a lot of the lawmakers in the new york area facing enormous personal pressure. it's not like they're getting calls. they're seeing some of th

steve israel announced i tried very hard to get to yes but at the end of the day i was compelled to on pose it. and one says sufficient place guards are not in place. the most important jewish vote, senator chuck schumer. no decision. >> we are sticking to this subject right now, okay. >> reporter: yesterday with comedian and his cousin amy schumer, the senator refused to talk about iran. it came up the day before. >> i want to do what is best for america primarily. secondarily, what is best for israel which can i care about. >> reporter: yesterday israel's prime minister did his own lobbying of jewish americans. >> the deal makes it easier for iran to build dozens, hundreds of nuclear weapons in a little over a decade. >> i recognize that prime minister netanyahu disagrees, disagrees strongly. i do not doubt his sincerity. but i believe he is wrong. >> reporter: the white house is preparing for the likelihood that lawmakers will vote against the deal in september but the president only needs enough democrats in one chamber to sustain his veto. if that happens at at this point it's lik

senator schumer and steve israel and others oppose the president's plan. jerry nadler and gillibrand will vote in favor of it. alison: turns out the founder of infidelity web site ashley madison may have cheated on his wife despite claims he's been faithful. hackers released hundreds of e-mails. he appears to have had several affairs, including one reportedly lasting several years with a toronto area escort. he and the woman met at various hotels and coffee joints between 2012 and may of this year. steve: people in southern florida stocking up for the first big threat of the atlantic hurricane season. tropical storm erika hit the island of domenica. it is expected to slam into the caribbean before heading to florida this weekend. people are buying food, water and other supplies. the governor says the national guard is ready to mobilize if it intensifies. alison: it's been 10 years since new orleans. more than 1800 people died when the city's levees broke. many people had to be rescued from their homes. president obama arrived in louisiana earlier today to

number of new york lawmakers have said they will oppose the deal including democratic congressman steve israel, kathleen rice, and two others. they join republicans peter king and others in opposition. >> thank you. >>> in california, a child camping in yosemite national park has been diagnosed with bubonic plague! health officials say the family from los angeles camped at the crane flat campground in mid-july and visited other parts of the stanislaus national forest. no other family members got sick. the child is recovering at the hospital. plague is carried by rodents like squirrels and is spread by fleas. since 1970, 42 people in california have contracted plague, nine have died. >>> fingers are pointed at russia for a cyber attack on the u.s. military. the hack on the joint chiefs unclassified email system affects about 2500 people. the pentagon says no secrets were revealed. the information wasn't supposed to be made public of a two-week investigation is focusing on hackers working in >>> coming up, how about weekend? deal. >> and we'll take a look at all the new action hitting theaters i

meanwhile three house democrats, including steve israel have joined the gop majority in opposing the deal. new york's nita lowey saying "in my judgment sufficient safeguards are not in place to address the risks associated with the agreement." inspection transparency remains a major issue. during his visit to capitol hill the international atomic energy agency director general said the portions of the deal reached between the iaea and iran can't be studied by u.s. lawmakers. that shouldn't be a cause for concern. >> i'm confident that we have the expertise and experience to do the job. >> reporter: tonight the president actually took to twitter to defend the iran deal. in fact in one tweet he wrote, "this is without a doubt the strongest nuclear agreement ever negotiated" bret? >> kevin corke live on the north lawn. thank you. >>> breaking news tonight from washington. we are getting a first look at a long-awaited senate report on the irs targeting scandal. correspondent doug mcelway is going through the documents right now. hi doug. >> reporter: good evening, bret. today's bipartisa

he had a 25 minute call with steve israel who came out against the deal.d a personal letter to gerry nabler who came out in favor. we know the president is working this. the article he just published an op ed that appeared in 30 papers in the united states. linked in the new jersey star ledger to the white house release as both a comment to menendez in a way but also coy y book booker, senator booker has not come out and expressed his concern. whether we're missing i think and the president, i understand why, is trying to appeal intellectually to a americans to create a foil for them. so they understand what the really hard core consequences of not going forward this w this deal are. what is not happening is reaching the emotions of americans and that is what a lot of those who are obfuscating this deal, who are misdescribing it and trying to ratchet up a different set of concerns have been playing a different kind of ball. i frankly admire president obama and what he and his team have done on this deal. i'm frustrated he hasn't gone directly to the states

representative steve israel, he is the highest ranking democrat or jewish democrat in the house, hisffice confirms a new york news day reports that he will oppose this deal to try to get his colleagues to vote against it. the house majority leader announced last night that the house will vote to block the deal in september. the only way they can actually block the deal by override of congress. that takes 2/3 majority in the house and senate. back to you. martha: that is a tall order. rich, thank you very much. ♪ >> the threat that isil presents poses to the united states is very different in kind, in type, in degree than al qaeda. isil is not your parents aal qaeda. it's a very different model. by virtue of the model it is currently the threat we're worried about in the homeland most of all. bill: that was weeks ago, james comey about growing threat of isis speaking at a forum last month. there is a debate in the administration, what is a bigger deal, what is a bigger threat? is it isis or al qaeda? lieutenant colonel ralph peters good morning to you, where do you come down on that a

congressman nita lowey, congressman steve israel, congressman ted deutch leading democrats on foreign affairs issues on the united states house of representatives said they applaud the president for trying to pursue the peace deal with iran but not going to support this. neil: i quote barbara boxer and tim kaine and bill nelson and nancy pelosi who say yea on all. this isn't this about getting a veto, override proof majority going. he knows he's going to lose but department is want to lose big. >> yeah, that's where all the action is. so without a doubt, the democrats in congress are going to make the decision on this and have a huge responsibility moving forward. so three leading democrats against it. some democrats are coming out in favor of it. look, if the president says trust his instincts, his instincts are wrong. he called isis the junior varsity. wrong with libya, wrong with putin and wrong across the globe, and the weakness in the argument as it relates to verification. he's trying dismiss this by making a jfk comparison and saying well jfk spoke that you can't have an airtig

yes yesterday we saw a member of house democratic leadership in congressman steve israel come out and announce they can't support it. all of these are very influential names. i don't think -- the president hasn't won this debate yet. though he is getting closer. >> there is the resolution disapproval that you saw. what does a resolution of disapproval? >> the process says kpg gets 60 days to review the deal that the president submits. the administration said those aren't our deals. we've submitted what we had to submit so you've got what you got. we're in the 0 dare period right now. congress had a choice to either introduce and try to pass a resolution approval, president obama we give you an affirmative yes. they could take no action in which case after a certain period of time the deal would go into place. or they can try and pass an act of negative saying we disagree with what you did, we're going to try and overturn this what we think is bad policy. republicans in congress and a number of democrats are following through with trying to overturn it. >> ken from hudson, florida. >>

the way it stands, you can add into the likes of new york congressman engel and nita lowey and steve israel who are not for the deal. that comes at a time when the president said early this week that it's republicans who are almost in lockstep with the mullahs and a caucus that just is out of step with reality. mort zuckerman on that. mort, now he's got some others who are in with that republican caucus, i guess. that is the president. are they crazy too? are they working in concert with the mullahs too? >> no, they obviously are not crazy. you have somebody like chuck schumer who's been an authority on foreign policy for god knows how many years and is the chairman of the foreign policy, foreign affairs committee. you have martin dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs who takes a similar position and says that we simply cannot allow this to go on because of the threat that iran would, in a sense be to all of our allies. i could go on, there are a lot of journalists who have come out very seriously. neil: maybe they figure these guys said no, and schumer is a pretty true politician, and

sherman, engel, steve israel, they're going to vote no.decision to come out against the deal lead other democrats to follow? >> i think that's certainly a big concern for a lot of liberal activists, and i'm sure for the white house. one of the biggest reasons people are so outraged about schumer right now is because he came out so early. it's not a huge surprise he's opposed to this deal. he's long had a more hawkish foreign policy position than a lot of liberals. a lot of people thought he would wait and kind of keep his mouth shut until at least the end of the month, or the beginning of september. but now he said i will be talking to my fellow democrats on the hill. i will be urging them to vote against this deal. he's ooh very powerful man. he's got a lot of cloud within his party. i'm sure it's not good news for the white house or liberal democrats that one of their biggest democratic supporters on the hill is going to be lobbying fellow democrats to break with the president and kill this deal. >> from the hill, julian, thank you. >>>

appropriations committee, nita lowey, and a member of the house democratic leadership, congressman steve israelthey cannot support it. all of these are influential names and likely to have influence with the rest of their colleagues. the president has not won this debate yet. with the addition of those three senators and other house members he is getting close. host: the resolution disapproval you saw, one announcement, the house foreign affairs committee tell us what this means. guest: the review act, the process is set up that congress gets 60 days to review the deal the president submits. there is debate about whether the president has submitted the whole deal. there are side deals republicans say they want to see before they vote. illustration says those are not our deals, we submitted what we had to submit. we are in the 60 day time. congress has a choice -- they could introduce and tried to pass a resolution of approval, saying president obama, we think you did a great job and that is the policy we want, we give you a yes. they could take no action in which case after a certain time, the

israel. how can these people be so naive to believe that the iranians do not mean what they are saying? they mean it. and we have to take that seriously. steve: senator schumer a big supporter of israel and has expressed concern that lifting sanctions on iran will give them billions of dollars that could be put towards global terrorism. dari: there's a little more breathing room for commuters at penn station. steve: the new outside pedestrian plazas that will ease the crush of people rushing to catch a train. and audrey here with a look at the forecast. >> i like the idea of the peninsulas a -- plaza. you'll be needing the umbrellas so, i needed to deposit a check. i was about to head to the bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. steve: in fox 5 health news, new medical research raising eyebrows. the "new york times" reporting that the coke cola company is funding scientists to play down sugar's role in obesity. dari: well,

. >> republican congressman steve russell just got back from israel and says this isn't a left or right issue but national security issue. thank you for coming i appreciate what you're saying but these days as you well know everything is political. leading up to 2016, and there are a lot of jewish democrats like our last guest that you just heard in that little soundbite who are furious about this. and i'm wondering because they're so upset about this if they will vote republican come 2016. >> i don't know about the republican 2016 vote. but i do know they're going to vote their conscience on the congressional floor, and god bless them. this is a matter of national security. we cannot trust iran 35 years we've seen what they are doing. this is a terrible deal, and we have to do everything in a bipartisan fashion to stop it. >> but the flipside of those democrat who is do vote their conscience is opposed to following a step is most of them overwhelmingly most of them are voting in lock step with their -- with their president with the party leaders. so is there any possibility of an overr

matt: this goes back to the steve king freedom forum in january where applause lines weren't immigration or social issues, but it was standing steadfast with israeling radical islam what it is, tools to prosecute the war on terrorism aggressively. john: how do you prove that? matt: we are going to find that over the next couple months. let's go beyond that. do you want to support israel?how are you going to deal with china as an economic partner and also our next greatest national secured a threat? let's do these forums and rolled on and make sure the next president is prepared. john: taking off your national security had and putting on your political hat, does it surprise you that jeb bush is down where he is right now according to recent polls, down around 5% in iowa? matt: it doesn't really surprise me. the race right now, three quarters of iowa caucus-goers, they haven't studied who they are going to be going with. four years ago when i was chair, we were talking about president bachman or president harry. mark: four years ago when trump was thinking of running, you dealt with him some. do you think he can win the iowa caucuses? is there a sc

israel. >> they see the more affordable direct to consumer models come, next that they plan to make it and move on to beach towels and bath towels. steve: if you love fantasy football, individuals may be in trouble for doing a network. it's a total 16 billion every year. dari: mayor bill de blasio wants him to help get city council members on the bandwagon comes to banning horse carriages. the mayor told them to pass a ban. >> lisa evers takes a look at what they are looking for. >> this is just one location of the national chain of trying to make this theater going experience a state one. times like this if you go in, bags and packages will be subject to searches. this former federal agent approves of the plan. >> we do it at airports and cities and companies and countries. >> they instituted the policy after recent movie theater shootings making some people wary of seeing a film. he issued a statement that said that we acknowledge that this procedure can cause some inconvenience and that it's not without flaws. we hope that these are minor in comparison to increased safety. >> whatever they spend in terms of security, they are going

piping that back in.aces we can look to places like israel and australia and we are implementing thoseof policies i massive public awareness campaigns. steve carell and others are engaged in the character called, the drop and save the drop, bute he is not angry but t's disappointing that you are taking a shower that is too tur long. so i know there are larger state issues, the agricultural sector, to have drip irrigation and choose the right crops but we'll have plenty of water in los i' angeles and i'm confident we cat meet this challenge. >> okay. and i guess my last question n e then and we'll turn it over ande everybody can have at it is, th city of los angeles and you jusg signed it, raised in phases the minimum wage to $15 an hour. he that will help end inequality, but whatwh is your counter and make the case that it isn't going to cost jobs?>> >> yeah.. absolutely. well it is interesting, weit's s passed that. and the county of los angeles, which is -- encompasses 10 million people and in areas where there is no city incorporated, they essentially are the city. so the unincorporated cities of l.a. count are a million people, so the

israel. we can look to australia. we're implementing those sorts of poll sus. and a massive public awareness campaign, steve ka riel, it's save the drop. he's not angry but disappointed you're taking a shower that's too long. things like that have turned the tide. i know there are larger state issues, agricultural center needs to be more efficient. i'm confident we'll be able to meet this challenge. >> okay. i guess my last question then we'll turn it over and everybody can have at it is the city of los angeles and you just signed it raised in phases the minimum wage to $15 an hour. that will help end inequality, but what is your counter? and make the case that it isn't going to cost jobs. >> absolutely. well, it's interesting. we passed that in the county of los angeles, which is encompasses 10 million people. and areas where there's no city incorporate incorporated it's the second biggest city in l.a. is debating that right now as well. i believe they'll pass a minimum wage similar to ours. they did a study and asked los angeles economic development corporation to pull a thousand businesses about minimum

steve forbes. >> well, in terms of retirement, i think at the time, pilots had to retire at the age of 60, which was ridiculous, because other countries including israeld higher retirement ages. it's been raised since then.ntay in terms of that, where you havt a fiscally and mentally dema demanding job, if you take a ph test every few month psych lok t lok -- psychologically, physical, you can do the job you should bo able to do it. the only place you should have fixed retirement executive positions and corporation tries to bring in new people.wh at the very top, yes, i can seee having a retirement age you go and do something else and let the others move in, younger people move in. in terms of like for a pilot, no, i think that should be dependent on your own capabilities and not an e le arbitrary arage.19 we've learned a lot since the 1950s when that pilot rule was put in. in terms of people's capabilities as they get older. >> what about the significance of politics as usual versus maverick, as barry put it? >> well, mavericks, barry calls them, oftentimes bring new ideas in.debate and change the course of debate. so in temps of flrms of flat taa be

israel. guest: look i think we are all moving towards having less nuclear weapons in the world. host: omar joining us from terre haute, indiana. hi stevetold your screener that i support the agreement although i have mixed feelings about it. i sometimes think that the united states wants to cut off its nose to spite his face. it really is good for everyone concerned. but just a little context, i will try to get it into 20 seconds. i made the point earlier when i called 30 days ago, no iranian leader has ever admitted to wanting nuclear weapons. from khomeini way back in 79 to presidento rafsanjani, i would you need god -- aberdeen a john -- abudinijad. the possession of these weapons is it illegal, immoral, un-islamic. no leader has ever proposed to even want to these weapons. and a question for mr. calyx -- kalik. obama, ourent bush, centers, our congressman, nsm -- msnbc, all of our talking heads and pundits look at the iranians as if they want nuclear weapons. why is that premise excepted? accepteds that premise ? guest: i think that is a great question. what has made me and a lot of nuclear scientist nervous is the potential milita