. >> would you say that president barak obama shares that opinion? >> yes. >>> secretary, we have talked about the 4 her framework, is it accurate that you believe as a expert you're back one that 4 her framework. >> we'll be able to detect any active tus. >>> i'm sorry. >>> 4 days. >> nuclear material. >> that there will be no cheating that we will be able to detect it. >> work with nuclear materials. over non nuclear work might be more difficult. >>> secretary, if income, there's no nuclear activity going on, and iran is complying with the terms of this deal, i do have serious reservations that they will fund tear railroad groups, and organizations, that de stabilize the region, and that's worry some. in your opinion, do you believe that if we acted in a unilateral manner, to impose new sanctions oreimpose sanction, not based on breaking the nuclear deal that we would be able to impose sanctions strong enough? >>> congressman, we grow that the actions we have been putting actions in place and if, in fact their violating it, the provisions, i think

and president barak obama has had a successful day here, very confident, riding high, and also, makingquite clear that he believes in africa, ends to do more, making it quite clear that he's the only sitting u.s. president, who has made four trips to africa. and there was one thing though, that was a difference, which won't be bridged and that was the issue of gay rights. break back he called for more gay rights here in kenya, and he said he couldn't impose such rights when people didn't want them. so definitely nothing happening there, and really the issue of corrupts remains to be seen, what will be done there and he carries on with his visit now. >> the president heads to ethiopia, on tuesday he will be the first to address the african union. >> saudi announced a 5-day seize fire. and, 80% of the population needs that assistance, lasting only a matter of hours and comes on the heels of the deadly airstrikes that began yesterday. 120 people in the town were killed, and now the report. >> explosions and they are arriving after fighting the airport is now under the control of pro-gover

to hear a little bit more about this father who both alma and barak share was a special moment. >> youibe her proudest moment about her brother and his accomplishments. what did she say to you? >> reporter: i think it's easy the fact that he was ultimately elected as president of the united states twice over. here is what she said. >> he has been in the white house for seven years. can you describe the most moment? >> getting in the white house. >> reporter: getting in? >> yeah. he got in twice. i'm proud of that. i'm seriously proud of that. >> reporter: did you see him recently break out into amazing grace? have you seen that video? >> i did. ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> i'm surprised he sapgng so well. it was amazing. it was amazing. >> go on. >> reporter: on the record president obama is only supposed to be in nairobi. a lot of people in the village hoping that he makes a side stop there. full of pride. >> they hope. great interview. thanks so much. there will be more of the interview with the president's relatives in kenya on cnn's newsroom. watch tomorrow and friday at 3:00 eastern only

thank you. >> former israeli prime minister ehud barak joins us. mr. prime minister, the current prime minister has very strong, tough words about this deal over 100 pages with iran and the nations. what is your thought about this deal? >> i think that the deal is bad. it allows iran to turn into a thrusher nuclear power and turn into real nuclear power without along the way. and along the way to relieve themself of the news of tight sanctions and in a way even to can support so, basically, it's bad agreement and prime minister is right. >> the united nations on a deal with iran are naive to think that iran will not cheat and do all they can to sneak around and build a nuclear weapon much like north korea did? >> i don't think that anyone is naive after so many years of negotiation and following the behavior of iran the last 12 years. but i feel that somehow policy has been shaped, as i have mentioned. that focus on making this enemy, tough enemy make him gradually a partner. i have very deep question marks about whether this will work. >> all right. a

his name was barak obama. there was nothing in his past that suggests he could fix the things that were broken. in fact he's made them worse. >> okay in 2012 you said he certainly got the slebltual acan you men and fortitude to be a good president. >> i do i don't think he's as qualified as i am. it's not a slight to him. i am tooting my own horn i have learned if i don't toot it no one will. >> his response to gay marriage. >> your faith suggests that gay marriage is not successful. >> ply faith says we shouldn't discriminate against people people in long-term relationships should be respected. i think that tension needs to be resolved the way america always has. my concern about the supreme court decision was that it took away that process that is always the time honored way that we solve problems in our country and i wish they had decided otherwise, but they haven't so now we have to focus on how dough with have an environment with non-discrimination and protect religious liberty and religious conscience? a

i don't think that that's the case with iran. >> barak said a better deal may have been struck if they believed u.s. would use force if the talks failed. joining me, columbia graduate student and research student at the iranian consulate. welcome to have you on the program. i understood you never met before until you guys meta celebration for this announcement of the agreement here in new york, right? >> last knight. >> was going on -- last nightly. >> what was going on at that celebration? >> obviously it was to celebrate the nuclear deal and the mood was one of jubilance and everybody was happy. >> why did you like the deal? why do you think this deal is a good deal in your opinion? >> this is something the iranian people have been waiting for for a very long time. the iranian president, rock 'n' hassan rouhani, it would have engaging with americans something the iranians have been hungry before. >> there's a large population in iran 30 and under or 40 and under. what's the difference between young folks in iran and those that are older? >> well i think mindset of the younger generat

his name was barak obama.ng in his past that suggests he could fix the things that were broken. in fact he's made them worse. >> okay in 2012 you said he certainly got the slebltual acan you men and fortitude to be a good president. >> i do i don't think he's as qualified as i am. it's not a slight to him. i am tooting my own horn i have learned if i don't toot it no one will. >> his response to gay marriage. >> your faith suggests that gay marriage is not successful. >> ply faith says we shouldn't discriminate against people people in long-term relationships should be respected. i think that tension needs to be resolved the way america always has. my concern about the supreme court decision was that it took away that process that is always the time honored way that we solve problems in our country and i wish they had decided otherwise, but they haven't so now we have to focus on how dough with have an environment with non-discrimination and protect religious liberty and religious conscience? and i believe thi

he was campaigning for barak hussein hoe bough ma.ap >> barak hussein obama. >> we can assume that trump didn't steal the comment from chris rock, right? >> are we assuming? i don't know. we'll have to review that. >> he said it in 2000 as well. i don't know who said it first. maybe chris rock stole it. molly you said trump is a vehicle that people are using to express their frustrations. that doesn't usually work out too well throughout his strew, does -- his strew, does it? >> no. people need to understand it is not about trump. it is about this general unrust. >> tom, you said when trump makes an offhand joke the media take him seriously. what offhand joke? he didn't say the mccain thing as a joke. >> he kind of did. >> not even a little. >> he was peppering him and trump was trying to do his normal take his mccain down and tell us he was no good and he said he is a war hero. he is a war hero. trump was doing his thing and trying to be funny. he got a little laugh and he liked it so he went further. >> all right. i don't understand

the incident occurred in the versaki barak district south of kabul an area noan for its heavy taliban presence. jennifer glasse reports from kabul. >> this was an afghan mission to remove the wounded and dead. checkpoints rather than taliban fighters.. >> translator: in my opinion it was a mistake with coordinates. i can't see of any other reason this would happen. >> reporter: some of the wounded soldiers had already been evacuated to a local school. when the taliban attacked the medical teams. the fight went on for hours. afghan soldiers continued to retrieve their comrades despite the enemy fire. they don't have much choice. afghan forces have limited air capabilities and rely on coordinating with u.s. and nato troops for air support. >> translator: we do have a coordination center, in this case they were not informed at all. >> reporter: only a small nato force remains mainly to train and help afghan forces. there are about 5,000 u.s. forces authorized to carry out what they described as counterterrorism operations. the afghan defense ministry said the attack occurred after attack

but some republican lawmakers have criticized president barak obama for what they see as making too many compromises with cuba. north koreans have cast their ballots in the first local assembly elections under leader kim jong-un. state run media reports the turnout on sun reached 99.97%. the country carries out local elections every four years. they're actually a vote of confidence for a single candidate for the governor's workers party. north korea's leadership appears to be boosting leadership ahead of the party's foundation. the country will mark the event in october. the workers party newspaper has carried an editorial urging people to cast yes ballots to show that their system remains solid and unshakeable. authorities view voters who stay away from the polls or submit no ballots as anti-establishment and they usually face charges. >>> executives at japan's mitsubishi materials have apologized to former u.s. prisoners of war for forcing them to work if mines during world war ii. senior executive officer made the apology when he met a former prisoner of war and others in los angeles

barak discusses the deal on the morning news 8:30 eastern. that's it for the special coverage inside the deal. >> i'm antonio mora. >> i'm john seigenthaler. thanks for watching. >>> on "america tonight". baltimore's war on heroin. >> if we had any other disease that's causing 303 deaths we would be mobilizing every resource we can. >> "america tonight"s adam may with charm city's aggressive plan to get heroin off the the streets. l a deal for creed am. a fate of americans held by brown. could the grooement be the opening to their release? >> thanks for joining us. no one despites the dramatic impact to put a deal on the iranian impact. plenty of changes remain. the white house has to wrangle republican opponents. israel proclaimed the deal an historic mistake. the agreement is recognised for a change within iran and the dispera of its people. the largest community is settled in southern california, where names like persian square or little tehran. acknowledging impact and correction. michael oku begins our report in los angeles. >> reporter:

president, barak obama, who has been defending the agreement with teheran, in which it has agreed to substantially reduce its nuclear capabilities in return for the lifting of economic sanctions. he admitted it is still possible iran may cheat. >> with this deal we gain unprecedented, around the clock monitoring of nuclear facilities and the most sfwrusive inspection rezwreem ever negotiated. without a deal, those inspections go away, and we lose the ability to monitor iran's program and detect any covert nuclear weapons program. with this deal, if iran violates it's commitments, there will be real consequences. nuclear related sanctions that have helped to cripple the economy will snap back into place. >> iran's supreme leader has made some comments in the wake of the deal. he said some of the six negotiating partners are not trust worry and legal measures must be brought in. i talked to our correspondent. he told us how despite the deal the united states still considers iran to be a athlete to peace in the middle east. >> president obama in the press conference said the deal is not

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look at the israeli perspective tomorrow on al jazeera america former israeli prime minister ehud barakcusses the deal on the morning news 8:30 eastern. that's it for the special coverage inside the deal. >> i'm antonio mora. >> i'm john seigenthaler. thanks for watching. celebrations on the streets of iran after an historic nuclear deal is reached with six world powers. i'm darren jordon in doha with the world news from al jazeera. >> the world is a much more dangerous place today than it was yesterday >>> worries in the middle east. president obama says the nuclear deal will make the world safer. painful but necessary, greece's prime minister defends a tough bailout plan ahead of

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states where we are told he would meet barack obama and security in the northeast and the fight against barak obama will be top of the agenda. asking the president of the united states for military, equipment and intelligence gather gatherering, a lot going on the political front as it were. but for many people they are asking with all of this going on, how is it that boko haram is still able to perpetrate such violence? there needs to be more evidence of change on the ground to stop the sort of attacks that we are reporting almost day in day out. >> thank you for that yvonne. >>> egyptian security forces shot and killed singles people talking part in anti-coup protests after ghee province, many angry over force against the utes of civilians. a journalist and blogger says egyptian security forces are trying to send a message. >> reporter: the people are tense these days. for example, the sisi was praying in a place near new cairo and the security legends were a fit. people who claim thes troops all the way from his residence from new cairo, trucks and armored vehicles and personnel like guard

room, and, towards the end of the month he'll be traveling to the united states to meet president barak obama and, they believe that it will be on the table for discussion. but, the sense is, that as these reports come through, much of the effort that's being made by the new government, to try and work it out and, come out with a strategy, much is not being felt on the ground, and clearly they are still a force to be reckoned with, if these reports are accurate. >> thank you very much. >> warnings that gross will need 0 billion euros to stabilize its country. >> they are prepared to vote to accept or reject the conditioning. >> gasping for air greece is being strangled by a standoff, with lenders that have forced banks to close and struggling people to meet their needs. no one is getting credit, cash is king and, it's never been so scarce. there are lots of people here, but few are buying, they can't afford to. >> what do they want? >>> the bank shouldn't have closed, because we're in euro. it's one and without greece, there's no euro. >> day-by-day the news isn't good, the headline her

president barak obama was interviewed and admitted the most frustrating part of his presidency has been the difficultying tackling gun control. take a listen. >> the one area i feel i've been most frustrated and most stymied, it is the fact that united states of america is the one advanced nation on earth in which we do not have sufficient common sense gun safety laws even in the face of repeated mass killings. and if you look at the number of americans killed by terrorism since 9/11 it is less than a hundred. if you look at the number killed by gun violence, it is in the tens of thousands. >> keep in mind this is a month after nine worshippers were killed inside a church in charleston. >> we spoke with our analyst said trick alex aned a drik alexander and said this will throw gun laws knee the spotlight. >> we feel people should have the right to exercise the right to bear arms but as the president indicated there needs to be a revisiting of the conversation around gun control laws in this country. not to take away the right of good insent gun carriers, if you will. but how do we bette

disapproved we'll never stop supporting other friends in the region and the people of palestine, yemen syria barak bahrain, and lebanon. the policies towards the u.s. will not change. we won't begin the war. but if one is began here the one who will exit in humiliation is the atrocious america. >> the deal is seen as a success for u.s. president barack obama and one that will help to secure his legacy. patty culhane has more from washington, d.c. >> you can see it in the way that he walks. >> hello naacp. >> that'sin a recent radio somewhere. >> i know what i'm doing and i'm fearless. >> the president has had a picture perfect last few months. he lit up the white house when the court ruled in favor of the same-sex marriage and re-established diplomacy with cuba after five decades and he deified what pundits have been saying for years. >> is the president a lame duck president. >> this makes him a lame duck president. >> is he already a lame duck? >> it seems that the president would disagree. he's speaking out with more force on some of the most toxic political issues in the u.s. like gun control.

look at the israeli perspective tomorrow on al jazeera america former israeli prime minister ehud barakcusses the deal on the morning news 8:30 eastern. that's it for the special coverage inside the deal. >> i'm antonio mora. >> i'm john seigenthaler. thanks for watching. >>> on "america tonight". baltimore's war on heroin. >> if we had any other disease that's causing 303 deaths we would be mobilizing every resource we can. >> "america tonight"s adam may with charm city's aggressive plan to get heroin off the the streets. l a deal for creed am. a fate of americans held by brown. could the grooement be the opening to their release? >> tha

. >>> former israeli prime minister ehud barak told al jazeera it was a bad deal. >> there was opening for a much tougher negotiation with the however soft-speaking will being accompanied by a big stick in the background. that will convince the iranians somehow that they have to basically dismantle the installation and stop their nuclear military program. basically we are in a totally new page in the history of the middle east. starting from yesterday. disregard it's historic as well. basically the world led by america, including russia china europe and so on, all agreed to recognize iran as a major legitimate regional power. >> the former israeli prime minister also said the deal does nothing to stop iran from continuing to sponsor terrorism. >>> joining us now from beirut is rami curry. professor very good to have you with us. you were quoted in the new york times as saying one legacy of this deal is it could demonstrate to the entire region that diplomacy works. the prevailing narrative in the u.s. is that diplomacy has not worked and this is a far worse deal than the obama administ

around the lake go right out at sunset, then we paddle until it get pretty dark around 10:00 and we baraker that. but it is pretty cool to check out the lake when no one else is on it or at night when you probably never have seen it before. >> and just by the moon, do you have glow sticks, how do you make it happen? >> glow sticks like the one on my boat, we bring flashlights but actually pretty bright out here at night so pretty neat. >> this is so cool. i think a lot of people don't realize it is about i'd say 25 minutes from king of prussia, right? >> right. >> even new jersey, and again we talked about it, it is really affordable fun whether you are a young person, or an old person, or somewhere inbetween? >> it is great. minute away from west chester the turnpike's right up the road there so easy to get to. and perfect if you are look to go spend the day outside. >> and it is cool, like you have the upon tune boat, these boats, we see the ladies back there having fun on sailboat. no matter what it is, your a teaching people thousand do it as part of the rental, right? >> yes. we don'

. >> from the day barak obama became president literally inauguration address he's been working towardshis moment which engage america's adversaries of mutual interest and respect. he can say now that he's done that, that he's got pretty solid deal. more people than expected. the question in the remaining year and half i think is can he be strong enough as president to also project power because in this part of the world that so unstable that american prepares is going to be even more important after the deal. >> dickerson: he told you in 20 years he'll still be around have to live with this deal. >> he's very aware that his legacy is riding on this. >> dickerson: that's where we'll have to leave it. we'll be right back. @that's all of the time we have thanks a lot for watching until next week for "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. prep trauma unit 5. what've we got? bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or m

. >> former prime minister ehud barak was here.e is the most decorated, he and another man are the most decorated israeli defense -- decorated soldier in the israeli military. he said to me that isis would be easy to defeat, he said you just have to be committed. and he went through a long laundry list i posted on my blog gretawire how weak really isis is but that we have no commitment. >> i think commitment is the the real answer. i don't think -- in fact, i know no enemy is easy to defeat. every time we go out, you know, every time we fight somebody in some type of conflict it's going to become a tragedy and sacrifice. it's probably not good to say that it's easy to defeat somebody. >> he said easily done, i should say. >> the right word is commitment. it's commitment. now, we committed and can we get our partners in the region committed to actually defeating these guys? every single enemy, as long as they are properly defined can be understood much better and can be defeated. there is no enemy that's 10 feet tall, trust me. we h

i think ritz there in the conversation this familiar disdain for barak obama.considered good politics to dump on him. not just the president but the man. to win the favor of the nastiest person in the world say something nasty about the president of the united states and this is what debatesnd politics is right here. it's regular casual in the basement. don't just disagree with him or her or put down their arguments or policies or achievements, no you want to truly score, you do in there for the skill and put down their personal belive your tear upbringing, you say they have na class. senator rubio was given a chance to take back his slur. he refused to do so. i think he should find another way. knocking the other side ends the discussion. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes begins right now. >> tonight on "all in". >> these people had a vision, a name a future. it wasn't too die as they did horribly in this theater her. >> a gunman opens fire in a movie theater, three dead including the gunman and nine injured. >> you

. >> in a few minutes we'll be joined by former prime minister barak with his perspective. >> there are new details in the prison break of el chapo guzman. mexican authorities released this security camera video showing the moment before he he is skipped a maximum security prison. they are now offering almost $4 million to find him. the break represents something much bigger than just a security breach for the mexican government. >> the morning mist envelopes the maximum security prison, a reflection of the mystery surrounding the escape of the jail's most prized inmate. the most wanted drug lord slipped through his cell's bathroom only 16 months after the government paraded him as their biggest captor in the war against drugs. the interior minister left no doubt this was an inside job. >> he had to have had help from the staff or bosses of the prison. if that's confirmed it will be an act of corruption and betrayal of the mexican people. >> heads are already rolling among them, that of the prison director for a jail break reminisce sent of the holy hollywood movie. behind is the buildi

they wanted to be christmas in july and barak friday in july. i think it's a great idea. great. wal-mart announced not only a day of deals, but a whole weeklong starting today. you can do things like free shipping on orders $35 or less. a lot of discounts on their quick to point out you don't need a membership like you do for amazon prime. everyone is getting on the action. best buy, wal-mart. the deals they made this summer. stuart: any suggestions on what the name of the big day could be? we can't call it happy birth day, amazon. that's way too commercial. got any ideas? >> i should've thought of this before i came on. people talk about christmas in july. maybe something branded around that or some sort of holiday. liz: halfway to christmas in july. stuart: as long as it's not a pagan day. that's what i'm worried about. >> i don't know what is going to be. i'll think about it and get back to you. stuart: thank you indeed. see you soon. reporter jeff flock you may have seen him going around and around the track doing 110 miles an hour. this is the man who has almost been

these appalling remarks by a president for candidate to be sure this is not a defuns yax of barak obama'sr john kerry's negotiating skills. it wasn't a comparison to apasadenament. make no mistake, mike huckabee likened president obama and john kerry cutting on agreement to adolph hitler's systematic murder machine, lumping them with war criminals and their extermination plans for millions of people. this is how the reaction went on later in the show as the weight of those comments sank in. >> if you have been to auschwitz, if you have been toberkeinow. you see the piles of class ifs, the piles of hair the piles of shoes and clothes and every bit of their humanity that had to be stripped away handed over as they went and then comburned to their death among other things it's really not a good comment to say. it's a deal breaker. it should be over for him. >> the fact that he's doubling down he should be doubled over. truth be told i real le like mike huckabee. he has been a friend of the show many years. he sat at the table. she smart, witty, charming. i don't agree with everything he has