but no benjamin.all the girls for tonight. >> reporter: 16-year-old princess, just that week got braces. how are you? after 45 tense minutes. bane.ma benjamin finally shows up. even he makes an appearance. american i.c.e. agents led by eric mcgloughlin, father shea, filipino police, and government social workers gathered to go over the final plan for the raid. >> they will be gone if we don't make a move there. >> after a long, chaotic meeting. >> you have a hint that the bar will be closed. time to move out. >> coming up on the left. the bars here on the left. see the sign. crowbar, that's it. get out, go. >> reporter: benjamin looks stunned. at first he doesn't move. the girls are herded into one part of the bar. >> set down. i want to see your hand. no talking. we'll talk to you soon. >> none of the girls admit to being underaged. dentists start examining their teeth one of the easiest way to tell someone's age. benjamin tries to slip out. blocked by a filipino agent. >> we're abc new. >> that's wh

hurt her son, benjamin mico became a printer.first of a former apprentice in new york and they set him up at the print shop and is a very convoluted tale. goes in violently and pain. franklin writes the ways to love . proverbs of how things she gets purchased because of the failing and franklin really want him to succeed so you can take care of his mother. there's a gentleman way back here. can you just wait for the microphone? >> tanks. just a question. do you have any knowledge as to whether or not jane and abigail adams had any relationship? obviously they know of each other and what is them. >> yap, yap. well, frankly new items and john adams of course hated franklin. this is not meant to make fun of your question, but it's sort of like it may mother no hillary clinton? is a completely different social and economic circle. a very poor woman struggling as a widow and a seaport of boston. abigail adams was quite a learned and sophisticated woman of her day, who traveled to london and paris, so i have no reason to believe he wou

benjamin netanyahu has warned that the deal will make the world a more dangerous place. al jazeera's nick schiffrin is joining us. >> del, i think you're seeing a real rift between the united states and iran because they have a ideological difference. if iran were to break out to decide to make a nuclear weapon even after this deal it would take them only six to eight weeks. that's why israel says this deal is unacceptable. they want a deal that would completely dismantle the iranian program. keeping up the white house and the congressional pressure to make this a long term deal that dismantles the iranian program. it will try to find any intelligence any sign that iran is reneging on this nuclear deal, to try to have the white house to reimpose the sanction that cuts off the nuclear program entirely. >> based on what you are saying, what benjamin netanyahu and he is saying. how badly damaged is the relationship between the u.s. and its closest ally in the middle east? >> there is no doubt this is being called a crisis. analysts are saying this is a rift, crisis and rift

representing the stance of the country's government so let me start and say i'm not representing benjamin ateneo i will try maybe to reflect what is considered to be the mindset of the israelis and absolutely in leadership to your question. i'm not sure that the israeli leadership is so keen to have iran as an enemy. and you are trying to maybe to hint is this israelis looking israel is looking for enemies even in places where there aren't any what i'm thinking is that israel to some extent is the sort of a post traumatic country popular saw by the post traumatic nation a nation that suffered from holocaust suffered from a world that would not listen to the words of the nazi regime and now is so anxious that the world will hear what the iranian leadership has said about be about israel what they call the high us are you near the zionist entity and the leadership in iran including mr rouhani some years ago including mainly. supreme leader ali khamenei has called for the destruction of israel and there is no dispute between all the intelligence services including the russian s.v.r. when spe

some secondary sanctions and you have or when the details of that deal were leaked to the media benjamin netanyahu israeli prime minister took the stand and here's how he described the idea let's have a listen understand the iranians are walking around very satisfied and move on as well they should be because they got everything and paid nothing everything they wanted they wanted relief of sanctions after years of a grueling sanctions regime they got that they're paying nothing because they're not reducing in any way their nuclear. enrichment capability so you're on got the deal of the century. and the international community got a bad deal this is a very bad deal now iran got a deal of the century and the international community got a very very bad deal and yet if we look at the details that are under discussion it's not just that netanyahu is being over the top he's simply being hysterical and that may be in line with your earlier argument that israel is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder but isn't that ultimately the the constant israeli style to throw a temper tantrum ever

prime minister benjamin netanya netanyahu. >> it's a much more dangerous place.the concern of israel, especially in the region and there's a reason for this. for years the international community has demanded that iran cease all uranium enrichment. now, for the first time, the international community has formally consented that iran continue its enrichment of uranium. this is in dire controversy of the resolutions. iran is taking only cosmetic steps, which it could reverse easily within a few weeks and in return, sanctions that took years to put in place are going to be eased. iran is going to receive billions of dollars worth of sanctions relief. the pressures on iran are being lifted, they are being eased. with the lifting of this pressure, this first step could very well be the last step. without continued pressure, what incentive does the iranian regime have to take serious steps that dismantle the nuclear weapons capability? why would it dismantle the centrifuges? none of this is covered in the agreement. they are left intact. israel is not bound by this agr

in the past from the israeli play minister benjamin netanyahu. said if such a deal is reached this will put military action back on the table so clearly israelis angered by the deal on a ram but the u.s. will as usual to pacify them that is the idea of drawing dawson writer and co-author of why peace is real has its own nuclear program which they build in secret from technology that they stole from the united states probably the u.s. will create a model they already gave them a half billion dollars when train its next round of talks a couple weeks ago and so israel will get its get its money from the united states as they always do they'll be pacified like that by the us is not going to give up on this piece of basic auld war with iran since one nine hundred seventy nine and this is a major step forward and we have everybody on board yes the they are not enriching to twenty percent of that not only do with the scare of a nuclear weapon here that was probably more of the french if you want to compete with the market for medical isotopes but there'

this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place. >> schieffer: benjamin netanyahu this morning, we want to go back now to margaret brennan made her way to the london bureau. good morning to you. how is united states going to handle this obvious disagreement with israel? >> well, this deal calls a lot of friction with israel even before it was signed. benjamin netanyahu, israel's prime minister has been very bold and very spokal about what he sees as the obama administration going ahead with this diplomatic deal. but the israelis have been briefed extensively throughout this process. they are well aware of what is in this deal and what is not. but when you look at the region it's not just israel who is concerned here, it's the arab states who live in iran's back yard, allies to the u.s. like saudi arabia and some of the other gulf states. the u.s. has armed them indies decreal to the teeth in recent years to try to help change in policy is causing some concern, some insecurities there saying, well maybe the u.s. won't come to our own defense. u.s. is going to try to sell

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that he has not been practiced by a recent un report that says iran has stopped expansion of its uranium enrichment capacity in the last three months speaking to a crowd of young jewish people interested in petunia who reiterated his position if he is against any new kit that deal with the ramp which might put sanctions on the country and the complete anti uranium enrichment iran says its nuclear program is just friendship with israel the united states and other allies fear iran is working toward a new pic of all world powers are scheduled to meet with her and next week to try to strike a deal over its controversial new to the program. the sister leaders must have gathered for a military parade to mark the anniversary of the heat the battle against israel last november in which the military commander of winter bar and was succeeded in dividing was targeted after israel responded to a daily barrage of rocket attacks which have brought misery and teacher to hundreds of thousands of israelis who live within range of hamas rockets israel su

congress those who followed the lead of benjamin netanyahu these were some republicans some democrats tonight and in the next days they will be back on their heels they will have to regroup well most of the momentum is now with this agreement but there is no question that the israeli government and those in the u.s. congress who want an attack on iran they will not rest they will hate this agreement or they will try to undermine now what about the situation in a their region in the middle east pacifically and you know speaking of israel. as we know a bench of a netanyahu has been stepping up anti deal rhetoric here so what will be happening and you know in his country and around it of course will using the tangents be eased or on the contrary increase as a result of this groundbreaking deal today in geneva. well i think the tensions are going to be exacerbated within the two countries of israel and saudi arabia because they're going to be so unhappy with his field but i think in the region as a whole this is a very positive development because all we want to defuse the tensions we wan

he has just talked to benjamin netanyahu. he has outlined the united states' position. is it possible you have got this entirely wrong? do you reserve the right to bomb iran? is that what you are saying to the u.s.? of the deals us with north korea in 2005, which everyone celebrated as a great romantic victory. the north koreans exploded their first nuclear device. -- everyone celebrated as a great victory. that is why they want enrichment . they are building a heavy water reactor or. -- reactor. the proposals on the table do not stop the heavy water reactor. >> what you are saying to me can only mean one thing. there is a profound crisis and the united states. your views are diametrically opposed. >> all indications at this moment are that we are going to get a ad deal out of geneva. >> you have made that point. inthere now a crisis relations between israel and washington? these proposals are adopted, it is a dark day, it is a ad day. it is a -- it is a bad day. iranians get their yellowcake and they can eat it too. they get the sanctions lifted and they make no meanin

not very much willing to see it on is dealing with the whole world on equal footing and here is benjamin netanyahu who actually says this is a bad deal it grants it on exactly what it want to do with a significant easing of sanctions and preservation of the most significant parts of its nuclear program so even benjamin netanyahu is saying that iran has the right to enrich uranium on that this deal because this deal gives it on the right and which we've heard some really strong response humming out of israel on this issue and of course you know there will be more reaction in the days and we weeks to come but let's not focus on this deal and what we can expect six months down the road i mean the deal obliges the sides as we know to different concessions for six months only but what happens next i mean do you believe that it will turn into a long term agreement eventually very briefly if you can answer. absolutely if the western side keeps its promises keeps its words definitely things will move forward in the right direction iranians do not trust the west and that's because the us and its

. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he's sending his national security adviser to washington to talk. it's after the deal reached with iran concerning it's nuclear program. many are skeptical that iran will abide by the deal struck in the wee hours in switzerland. lisa stark is in washington, lisa, this is one controversy that seems to know no party lines. >> reporter: absolutely. there are opponents on the republican and democratic side. del, this morning very strong language from hour majority eric cantor. he was speaking on cbs this morning. he called the deals dangerous and said it brings iran closer to almosting a nuclear power. and kevin mccarthy said this six months is just barely a beginning. >> i would caution the president from overselling this deal. it is not a full dismantling of their program. that would be a historical deal. when you have friends and allies in region strongly opposed to it, i would caution it. >> reporter: here is maryland senator ben car done. >> the bottom line is we have to work with the international community. are we concerned that iran wil

and at the very end of his visit, john kerry held a meeting with benjamin netanyahu, about to get on his plane. and once again, iran was discussed and once again, the israeli prime minister emerged from the meeting saying that israel will not accept any circumstances accept the deal that may be made in geneva. >> when the new president was elected in june, there were a lot of people hopeful that it may improve relations with the west. and while there have been positive steps, there's a long way to go. how they view progress so far. >> reporter: it's iran's most conservative city. home to more than a million people. small, but powerful. and it's also here where the president himself studied to become a cleric. since he came to office, hassan rouhani has used the islam threeocracy that he helped to build. they have been watching closely, especially when it calms to sensitive foreign issues. >> iran's foreign policy is much more complicated. the power makeup in you're country in in a way. you and me about his performance over the past few months, and i'm satisfied. >> in that few months

jaxal, welcome. >> my pleasure. >> what is your reaction to benjamin netanyahu's statement there? >> i think it's becoming very clear that benjamin netanyahu is not interested in this deal, or any deal with iran. his efforts to ratchet up samtions, to level military threats, to goad president obama into doing the same, i think these are all being revealed as very transparent and not having to anything to do with actually attempting to resolve this dispute with a deal or supporting any sort of off ramp in which iran does not obtain too nuclear weapon, and this standoff is result. i think that benjamin netanyahu is interestonly in keeping iran isolated and that's why he's obstructing this deal. >> the last few years or many years of rhetoric from iran is that iran wanted to destroy israel, right? >> well, mahmoud ahmadinejad said a lot of things, they don't have the capability to destroy israel. the president of iran that is the now in office is not saying these things. >> if you listened to the cleric we just heard a while ago, seems like most iranians do not want this deal either.

but, look, you heard the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. he thinks the u.s. is being schnookered. leaving iran just a few short moves away from making a nuclear bomb and all during the next six months of negotiations, he thinks tehran can inch closer and closer perhaps in a clandestine way to weapons capability. what do you think? >> i think it's obviously not true. now, the eu has, of course, been against the dial. he was against the deal before it was finished. i think he's pretty much against any deal and this is the likud party in israel. we hear different voices in israel but this is a deal supported by americans 2-1. polls show americans support this 2-1 where democrats and republicans, zbigniew bre skzezi and brent scowcroft support the deal. you know, this rhetoric seems increasingly troublesome and extreme. i think what israel and the u.s. shares, neither of us want iran to get a nuclear weapon and the question is what's the best path to do that? i think the six countries of the world, not just the u.s., france and others think this is the way to pus

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. >>> secretary of state kerry met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. as we report from jerusalem, netanyahu adamantly opposes a deal with iran. >> well, it's been a rocky business for the u.s. secretary of state john kerry ending with a breakfast meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in which netanyahu repeated his assertion that he would not accept any deal with the iranians in terms of rela relaxing sanctions in exchange for guarantees of keeping nuclear development a peaceful one. >> the deal of the century for iran is a very dangerous and bad deal. for peace for the international community. >> reporter: this comes after a series of meetings with secretary of state and dignitaries. saying if israel does not reach a peace deal, sources within the israeli government saying this was a language of violence and of threat. at the end of his visit secretary of state john kerry met a meeting with benjamin netanyahu. once again iran was discussed and once again the israeli prime minister emerged from that meeting making absolutely clear

and the first person i see is peter brat the brother of benjamin brat. and he puts his hand & says welcome mayor. so i decided not to wear the hat. >> welcome all of you to the american heritage indian month celebration at the san francisco public city hall the rue turned i'm earl and i'm your mc for this event. i wanted to wear my indian stovepipe hat and i we're it to helen's voth galileo event for the friendship house and i walk into the room at the hotel - what was the name of that hotel - . the fairmont hotel and the first person i see is peter brat the brother of benjamin brat and he puts his hand out and says welcome mayor so i decided not to wear the hat in the presence of mayor ed lee. i didn't want to up stage him then my wife reminded me also that not to up stage the honor resolution so. what you see is what you got. so once again welcome to the ninth annual event. it's indeed a pleasure to be here. have our wonderful sirens smoke i didn't by a bay sirens and the house drum as well. so, please stand if you'reable and remove your hats we give t

joining me now israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mr.ister, thank you for being here. as you know, the five permanent members of the u.n. security council along with germany will this week sit down with their counterparts from iran to once again work on a deal to hopefully freeze iran's nuclear ambitions for a period of time. my question to you, because i know you are very skeptical of this and have not liked what you heard so far, would you -- is there any interim deal you would think was all right? >> well, first of all, i prefer diplomatic solution. i prefer a peaceful solution. who wouldn't? israel has the most to gain from a peaceful diplomatic solution because we're on the firing line any way you look at it. so we need a good solution. and that's the main point. i think the problem with a partial deal is that you reduce the sanctions, and in this case, you reduce the sanctions, let out a lot of pressure, and iran is practically giving away nothing. it's making a minor concession, which they can reverse in weeks, and you endanger th

beginning a new round of talks over iran's nuclear program today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in moscow and the hope of preventing any progress in the negotiations. has been following developments in geneva for. the delegations a currently locked in a meeting at the moment but we know that just a little earlier the e.u.'s high representative catherine ashton met with the iranian foreign minister zarif and we've had reports that that meeting has gone productively but essentially what we have here on the line is a historical deal that could potentially put an end to ten years of political wrangling over the of raney and the program now a lot of our viewers will remember that just ten days ago the delegations here in geneva came tantalizingly close to clinching that deal but it fell apart at the last minute and thereafter ensued a bit of a blame game about who was responsible for it now what we do know is that journalists here in geneva have actually been banned from entering the lobby of the intercontinental hotel where a lot of these delegations are meeting and where traditi

beginning a new round of talks is that the wrongs make a prayer that says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in moscow it in the hope of preventing any progress in the negotiations. he's put a book and has been following developments in geneva forests. hey that's just the school id at east high representative catherine ashton that's what the iranian foreign ministry ten thousand of the fence because reports that the routine has been creeped out to be precisely what we have had a lot on the mind is of historical deal that could potentially contain entertaining is the principal buying playing with the ukrainian media program now a lot of ideas over and just spend a significant distance here in geneva. it's really easy place to clinching the deal price the cost of the mosman at sandown after his team's nickname came about he was responsible for it. now what we've seen in infants and the next day. the incident that has been banned from entry to the lobby of the intercontinental hotel pza lot o these edications ons i went toduring revious told that an arrest i think cooper taking the

benjamin net tan y'alla -- keep growing in size and scope. it's a strategy that assumes either iran is headed for collapse, or that a military strike would take place that would permanently destroy iran's nuclear program and it wouldn't bet rebuilt. the agreement that the major powers have gotten in geneva, essentially freezes iran's program for six months and rolls back some key aspects of it while a permanent deal is negotiated. in return, iran gets about $30 bill i don't think of sanction relief. it's oil and banking sectors stay fully in place. this is a sensible deal, signed off on by france, britain, germany, russia and china. but this is just an interim deal. and that's why scotch of the opposition to it is misplaced. washington has many points of disagreement with tehran, from its opposition with israel, to its funding of hezbollah, to its funding of iraqi militias. two wary adversaries that are finding some common ground. many countries in the middle east from israel to saudi arabia, have legitimate concerns about iran. but many of t

this morning benjamin netanyahu voicing his profound concerns about this. watch. >> last night is not an historic agreement, it's an historic mistake. it's not made the world a safer place. >> all right. so what is in the deal and does it go far enough. >> let's get out to peter doocy. he is live at the white house with the very latest. good morning once again. >> good morning, juliet. president obama says now sanctions brought iran to the negotiating table. the iranians have now agreed to freeze their nuclear program for six months and because they did that, some of those sanctions will be lifted. additionally, iran is now going to have access to some of their foreign accounts. the total in economic relief headed iran's way is about $7 billion. we heard president obama explain the benefits of this deal very late last night. >> as president and commander in chief, i will do what is necessary to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. i have a profound responsibility to try to resolve our differences peacefully rather

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we know what benjamin netanyahu said about this.re dangerous place. it's a historic mistake s there any credence to what he's saying? >> you know, i don't want to exaggerate the prime minister's argumentsment i al but i also d to trivialize them. diplomacy is the talking cure. it's better than shooting is the first stage. i think if nothing is done, we're drifting to a situation in which either israel or presumably the united states at some point would have to take military action in order to present -- prevent iran's weaponization. the real question is, it seems to me, i think it's far too early to break out the champagne bottles yet, what the end state is going to be. can the current iranian government really put its nuclear infrastructure program, $100 billion plus investment, source of national pride beyond use and will the administration be able under congressional pressure to dismantle the core sanctions in the end that iran -- that is so devastated the eye rain yan economy and that iran will demand? my concern here is that si

so, of course, all who are involved here listened to what benjamin netanyahu said yesterday. affected who could be by this opposition from israel, they have to look at how to deal without anext step stop by benjamin netanyahu, and there is an option to focus on waivers. assetsmple, irani and that are frozen. he could free the waivers without a green light from the u.s. congress and without having possible opposition from israel. markets, keeping us up-to-date on the key negotiations there in geneva. eight workers in several countries have launched a massive polio vaccination campaign coming after a breakout in syria. the campaign aims to vaccinate 20 million children throughout the region. in lebanon, all children under five will receive the vaccine. the polio vaccination drive is one of the largest ever. , where the communist party has begun a key economic summit to figure out how to further liberalize the economy. first full meeting since a new generation of leaders took over the party, and two weeks after what china says was a terrorist attack in kinnaman square. it is bei

now word president obama has called benjamin netanyahu. wonder what that phone call was like. >> what was concluded in geneva last night is not a historic agreement. it's a historic mistake. >> strong words from our strongest ally in the middle east. israel wants war, specifically an end to uranium enrichment in iran. one topic not negotiated -- the fate of an american pastor. sitting in an iranian prison because of his christian faith. fox reports on the new outrage among people tirelessly working to bring him home. >>> and disgusting comments from a cable news host, slamming former v.p. nominee sarah palin simply because he does not share her opinions. and apparently no consequences for his hateful words. >> the networks condoning those types of statements because there's been no punishment of the fella who said these words, that's hypocrisy. >> tonight, governor palin responds publicly for the first time. >>> depending on with whom you listen, the tentative deal with iran to halt key parts of its controversial nuclear program is being c

briefly off the top of our newscast, we heard from benjamin netanyahu, a prime minter who is not happy about this. mike, stay with us while mike hannah reports on that angle from jerusalem. >> there was no celebration in israel's corridors of power. a grim faced prime minister con deeming the deal in the strongest of terms. >> what was reached last night in geneva is not a historic agreement. it's a haistoric mistake. the today, the world became a much more dangerous place because it made a significant step in obtaining the most dangerous weapons in the world. >> the exact opposite had been argued in geneva when the deal was reached in the early hours of the morning. negotiators insisting it offered the promise of peace not threat. >> it will make our partners in the region safer. it will make our ally, israel, safer. >> it is important that all of us see the opportunity to end an unnecessary crisis and open new horizons based on respect for the rights of iranian people and removal of any doubts about the exclusively peaceful nature of iran's nuclear program. >> iran has agreed to stop

benjamin netanyahu shot down the proposal just after the news became public. more on how the move is linked to the current nuclear talks with iran. >> it is a quick climb down from the israeli government. parrots revealed that tenders have been published for 25,000 new settlement homes in the west bank. however, later in the day, a statement from benjamin netanyahu shot the proposal down. created a need this tension with the international community. just when we are making an effort to persuade it to reach a better agreement with he ran. the housingbuked minister for publishing the tenders without prior coordination. he may have taken into account the displeasure of washington, were made aware shortly after a visit from john kerry. are aware that 20,000 additional units were in the planning stages. we were surprised by this move and we are seeking further explanation from the government of israel. >> it is a rare drawback, suggesting the promise of a good deal on uranium nuclear program may have tipped the balance. sri lanka says no commonwealth country has th

is it leonardo da vinci, benjamin franklin, charles darwin, or albert einstein? the answer when "early today" returns. >>> before the break we asked who is credited with coming up with the idea for daylight saving time. the answer, benjamin franklin who first proposed it in 1784 in an essay saying people would use fewer candles if they rose earlier to make use of the morning light. >>> turning now to sports and thursday night football. bengals/dolphins, an overtime thriller. fourth quarter, only seconds left on the clock. caleb sturgis kicked a field goal to tie the game 20-20 and force o.t. the bengals had their back against the wall when they knocked andy dalton into the end zone for a game winning safety. it's only the third time in nfl history that an overtime game has ended in a safety. 22-20, miami up set cincinnati. >>> to the nba and derrick rose's home opener in chicago. in the closing seconds, new york ahead by 1. rose drives down the right side. he's double teemed but scores the game winner with only 5.7 seconds remaining. bulls 2-81 over the knicks. >

and at the very end of his visit john kerry held a meeting with benjamin netenyahu at the airport.nce again, iran was discussed, and once again, the israeli prime minister emerged from that meeting, making absolutely clear that israel would not under any circumstances accept the deal that may be made in geneva. >> when iran's president was elected in june a lot of people were hopeful that it would mean improved relations with the west. and while there have been some positive steps so far, there is still a very long way to go. >> reporter: it's iran's most conservative city. it's home to more than a million people. small, but powerful. and it's also here where the president himself studied to become a clairic. since he came to office, he has used the world stage to representative the islamic theocracy he helped build. the critics have been watching him closely. >> iran's foreign policy is much more complicated than countries where the president has the power to change the policies. if you ask me about his performance over the past few months then i'm satisfied. >> reporter: and in t

israeli's prime minister benjamin netanyahu exchanging sharp words with secretary of state kerry overhe weekend over what is on the table. meanwhile, secretary kerry having broken off a trip he was making around the region to go to geneva, the deal appeared to be quite imminent but could not quite get there. this is what he had to say. >> there was unity, but iran count take it at that particular moment. they were not able to accept that particular agreement. so hard work was done. progress was made. the p5+1 was united. there is a gap still between what language may be appropriate that they may be able to accept. but the concept we're all working on we have absolute unity on. >> reporter: there is a gap, indeed. while secretary kerry says he expects it to be bridged in the coming months, a the deal with iran, there are sharp disagreements that benjamin netanyahu will find allies in congress. the criticism is this, too much carrot and not enough stick, and iran not giving up it's basic nuclear program is the problem for many of u.s. allies. secretary kerry's talk of unity among the al

address benjamin netanyahu over this? >> i think the president is doing it right. they spoke last night. netanyahu is playing to his fema, playing to his audience. he has a tenuous situation. they have coalitions and he has to keep them together. but he's basically scaring his constituents. >> we're not going to allow iran to develop nuclear weapons. we are strongly allies of theirs, always will be. he has his own political situation. >> in terms of intelligence and how close iran is to having a nuclear bomb, where are we on that? what do we know for certain? >> well, we don't really know for certain. when we've been briefed on the situation in congress, basically they've said if the iranians decided to make a nuclear bomb, there is really no evidence they have determined they're going to do that, they would have probably a year or so to go before they actually co test something. then a couple more years before they could actually deliver a nuclear weapon. so there is a difference of opinion. i know they think they have a much narrower window in which to take actio

. >>> france's president is in israel for talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. top of the agenda, iran's controversial nuclear program. france assured israel today it would continue to oppose easing economic sanctions against iran until it was certain the country ended its pursuit of nuclear weapons. mike hanna is in jerusalem. >> reporter: it's a large french delegation that arrived in israel including the president. there are nine ministers. there are a lot of economic ties between israel and france and strong historical ties as well. central to the discussions in the course of the day and into the evening will be the issue of iran. benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, has already thanked the french president for what he describes as his intervention in the negotiations that took place in geneva recently where france objected to a deal that was on the table. many believe they stopped that deal. netanyahu continues to insist that not only should sanctions not be lifted but intensified against iran, and he's looking for support from the french preside

and as we mentioned israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is sending his national security advice for washington with talks with the u.s. on that deal with iran. netanyahu wa has warned that tht deal will make the world a more dangerous place. we go to jerusalem with more on the israeli reaction. netanyahu saying that this deal is based on deceit. what is the action there? >> reporter: absolutely, make no mistake. this is a real resist between the united states and israel. it comes from an ideological notion of how to deal with iranian nuclear capability. the u.s. as mike just mentioned, left intact iran's ape capability of enriching uranium. it would only need six or eight weeks to do so, that's completely unaccept to believe israel. israel said there is no deal worth making that is less than completely dismantling the iranian uranium program. and that's why there are talks. >> in light of this deal does iran still pose a threat to israel? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, i think netanyahu absolutely has an existential notion of the threat that iran poses on israel. iran has weapons, m

president at want moment, and top of the agenda is the issue of iran am we have already heard from benjamin netanyahu in the course of the day greeting the french president when he arrived thanking for the role in interrupting a certain deal, international deal with iran in order to end sanctions against that country. netanyahu insists that these sanctions must be maintained and, in fact, strengthened, and this is what he will be trying to persuade the french president to up his opposition to any deal on the table with iran. >> mike, what can you tell us about the meeting between palestinian president abbas and the french president? >> reporter: this is a meeting that will be in between meetings with the israeli leaders. he will go to ramallah in the course of tomorrow and hold a one-hour meeting with the palestinian president. this is very much a matter of protocol. the french president cannot be in the region without paying a visit to the president of the palestinian authority. he will hear from president abbas anger at israel's ongoing settlement activity. he will expect the french presi

benjamin netanyahu criticizing the deal calling it. the historic mistake and he has been pressuring is well strongest ally the us what is the witty medina and what will he do. to achieve his goal. what we can expect over the next six months that the israeli government will have two major to mom's the first one is to make sure that the sanctions regime. the second economic sanctions imposed by it but by the un security council and file actually between many countries and iran stays in place the israelis want to make sure that the pressure on iran doesn't let up and that the economic sanctions don't crumble. now that some of them that the east they want to pressure maintained because they say that without that pressure. the iranians have no incentive for no reason to they take the next day. on the second thing the israelis don't want to do is when they do take that next step in six months' time and a final agreement is concluded. the israelis will be searching not just for a freeze in the rainy nuclear program. bought a roll back in the

for the possibility of that, the sanctions would be a penalty against iran. >> we did hear from benjamineekend. let me play for you what he said. >> do about it, you may get to the point where your only option is a military option, so that deal may lead you to exactly to the place where you don't want to be. i feel if you want a peaceful solution i can i do, the right thing is to ratchet up the sanctions. >> are you worried about the possibility that the only option would be a military one? >> i think we need to avoid that at all costs. that would be devastating to the real january and destabling across the globe. the thing that i may disagree with the prime minister there would be nothing to prevent us from ratcheting up the sanctions. it's much more difficult to get out of the military situation, in and out, than it is to simply ratchet back up economic sanctions, if in fact we find that the iranians are not being genuine players in this. and they're not living up to whatever agreement might be struck. >> in the middle of all of this, in a very real way, is someone you've been fighting

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we heard from benjamin netanyahu reacting to word of a possible deal. what impact would this have on the relationship with israel if the western powers reach some kind of an accord with iran? >> look at what we are pursuing in this deal with iran. we are pursuing deal with iran and doing good business with russians. but we are antagonizing the allies, israel and saudi arabia. these are two pivotal allies in the region. jordan and the united arab emirates. we're romancing the rogue and forgetting about the allies. we should never go in the negotiation with iran far ahead of saudis and israelis. >> stakes remain quite high. i know you will keep a close watch on the development as they continue in geneva. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> turning to the continuing concerns over the problem plaguing the obamacare roll out. news that the head of the house oversight committee wants to hear under oath from the man in charge of that flawed website that produced nothing but headaches for most of the folks who are trying to log on. co