. >> benjamin rhodes is the national security adviser and a close aid to president obama. >> do you thinke should have been alerted to the threat that isis posed earlier? >> you know it's always easy to look back and say you could have been alerted to a specific threat at a spec time. the question is, what action would that have triggered? part of what the president brought to his approach to national security is some degree of restraint in saying we're not going to chase every rabbit down every hole in the middle east. >> the white house did underestimate isis and republicaned seized on the issue. >> our strategy will fail yet again. this president needs to rise to the occasion before we all get killed back here at home. >> even former top officials in the obama administration had tough words. >> it's more than just an intelligence failure. it's a policy failure as well. >> of course the solution offered by most critics is the one thing isis wants the most. american boots on the ground. >> we frankly don't believe as a matter of policy the insertion of significant u.s. ground troops is t

in pennsylvania, the benjamin frank -- franklin bridge. rhode island, the i-95 viaduct in providence. in south carolina, the i-85 bridge in greenville. in texas the i-45 bridge. in utah, the i-15 bridge. in washington, the evergreen point floating bridge. in wisconsin the u.s. 41 bridge. alabama, arizona arkansas, california the golden gate bridge. that is the hallmark the hallmark of my state. one of the landmarks. and it is deficient. in need of repair. colorado connecticut district of columbia, i showed you the memorial bridge. florida, georgia hawaii. the halona street bridge in honolulu county. indiana, the i-65 bridge over the csx railroad. in iowa, the centennial bridge. i ask unanimous consent to place this list of deficient bridges in need of repair into the record mr. president. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. boxer: thank you. mr. president, if ever there is a bipartisan issue, it is this one. it was a republican president dwight eisenhower, when he was running, he was shocked at the condition of our roads and the fact

standing by including the white house deputy national security adviser ben rhodes and the spokesman for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, mark regev is standing by. but let's begin with jim sciutto who has more on the deal, the reaction and what happens next. jim? >> reporter: wolf one of the lead iranian negotiators gave me his reaction just after the agreement and it was, it is done. just that exhaustion after marathon negotiating sessions but also remarkable progress 22 months after that legendary phone call now between president obama and the iranian president rouhani. ultimately though, this is an arms control agreement. it is not a disarmament agreement and it leaves iran with many capabilities that the deal's opponents are loath to accept. smiles and laughter to mark a historic agreement nearly two years in the making and ending more than three decades of hostility. the agreement reining in iran's nuclear program comes after 18 long-winded days of meetings in vienna the final stretch of 20 months of negotiations. the west and iran both immediately claimed victory. >> this is the good deal that we have