we heard the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu continuing his attack on the nuclear deal. is there anything he can do to stop a deal being finalised by the end of june? >> no he can't. we don't know if there's going to be a zealdeal. all we have is a draft agreement. there's differences between the iranian and the american side. publicly the two are - the iranians are disputing the american version of an understanding they reached in lausanne. we are not sure if there'll be a deal. the two sides will negotiate to try to reach a deal. there's nothing we can do in israel to stop it. if there is a deal and affidavits it's going to the congress perhaps binyamin netanyahu can intervene. that depends on the quality of the deal. if it's a good deal that keeps iran a year away from making a weapon, and inspections - there's not much that he can do >>> the u.s. energy secretary ernst moniz negotiated the technical side of the deal and says binyamin netanyahu's deal is wrong, that what we have here is isis unfettered surveillance of the facilities and production. you would expect a

while he and binyamin netanyahu don't see eye to eye on this issue, that he reaffirmed the u.s.'mmitments to israel's security. whatever the case mr binyamin netanyahu again, as we have been saying has been a fears critic of any nuclear deal with iran and says a deal with iran not only threatens israel but the middle east and as he put it, the rest of the world as well. >> there has been celebrations in the streets of tehran in support of the agreement. people cheered for the president, and the prospect of sanctions being lifted. years of international embargoes hurt every spect of the economy. >> kenya's interior americans says 147 people have been killed of al-shabab gunmen stormed the juste campus on thursday. government officials say all four were tilled. i there's now an overnight curfew. kenyan troops tried to flush out al-shabab fighters holed up inside the college. the attackers stormed the building before sunrise. some students prayed. others were still asleep. the army were brought in. [ siren ] >> it is close to the border. the ken yen army has been in somalia since 20

as for binyamin netanyahu, the president addressed him. >> if in fact binyamin netanyahu is looking for an effective way to ensure iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon this is the best option. >> reporter: the two men spoke by phone, one of a series of calls to world leaders, including another opponent of the talks, saudi arabia's king suleman. the immediate threat - congress where republicans are likely to scuttle the deal after recess in april. president obama is preparing for the battle. >> if congress kills the deal and without offering reasonable alternative, the united states will be blamed for the failure of diplomacy. international unity will collapse, the path to conflict will widen >>> all students at a quusty in north american -- university in north-eastern kenya are acontacted for after an al-shabab attack. 147 were killed. several gunmen from the somali group rampaged through the camp awes in the town of garissa. they held dozens of hostages. malcolm webb has more from garissa, near the kenyan-somali border. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a place of learning. instead it be

binyamin netanyahu talks about a better deal, keeping up economic pressure. europeans are not going to impose more sanctions on the iranians nor the asians. we were at the maximum when the process began, that's why both decided it was time so sit and try to reach an agreement. now? >> no, it's not. if you look at the interim deal reached in november of 2013, it took a couple of months to but the flesh on the bone. this is similar. many servers were surprised by the degree of specificity, and the fact sheet that the white house put out. there are unanswered questions, like what happened to the stockpile of low and enriched uranium uranium, how do they answer questions about past military dimensions. they'll have to be resolved. numbers were there. 5,000 centrifuges, instead of 9,000. you know laments on how long to hold on to stockpiles or use the centrifuges. that was there in back and white. that was impressive. >> earlier iranian leaders said iran does not desire an atomic bomb. did you believe him then, now we know what's been going on underground? do you

. >> that is israeli president binyamin netanyahu, sticking to his position that the agreement endangers his country. joining me now, david schenker, former levant company director under donald rumsfeld, now with the washington institute, and alex vertanga. an iran scholar at the middle east institute. david, is there a public face to the reaction, and a private face to the reaction from people like binyamin netanyahu. over the outline that emerged last week. >> i think what you see from the pm or israel is the same as in public and private. it doesn't agree with the security officials. there are many people, former required head of intelligence. the fly that blew the flight. while this deal could be worse, it's in the monitoring of the agreement, whether there can be inspections, et cetera. not all of israel agrees. what we see in private and public is probably the same from binyamin netanyahu. >>> the saudis said they were not overjoyed but if it stops an iran nuclear programme, we'll live with it. we are okay with it. will there we a more nuanced reaction as people get used to the mai

an outspoken critic binyamin netanyahu is not holding back. >> instead of making dangerous concessions to iran now is the time for the international community to reassert and fortify demands for a better deal. we must not allow iran the formal sponsor of global terrorism to have an easy path to nuclear weapons, which will threaten the world. >> binyamin netanyahu says iran need this deal more than any other nation and, therefore, should be the one making concessions to get it done. >> cubans in havana are expressing views on the historic meeting between their president. president obama and raul castro had the first foreign meeting. many in cuba are looking for an easing of u.s. restrictions. >> cubans are expecting that the u.s. government softens an embargo against cuba because we have the right to breath freely. >> not everyone in cuba is open to the deal. anti-government group known as the ladies in white held a protest in havana saying little will change after the warming of relations. with cubans living in the united states hope the government back home will change its policies. >

. >> an outspoken critic binyamin netanyahu, is not holding back. >> instead of making dangerous concessions to iran now is the time for the international community to reassert and fortify demands for a better deal. we must not allow iran the sponsor of global terrorism, to have an easy path to nuclear weapons that will threaten the entire world. binyamin netanyahu says iran needs the deal more than any other nation and should be the one making concessions to get it done. >> insurgents in afghanistan have been gaining ground at the end of n.a.t.o.'s combat mission. a report details more civilians killed or injured. 136 civilians died. 385 wounded. that is an 8% increase. syrian monitors say a government air strike killed nine, happening in a rebel-controlled area of aleppo. five children and two women were among those killed but the group expect the number to rise. bashar al-assad's military stepped up attacks, but denies hitting the school. >> i.s.i.l. released a video showing members demolishing ancient city of nimrod in iraq. the group is shown destroying artefacts, including depictions o

binyamin netanyahu is urging the u.s. to find stronger ways to curb iran's capabilities to build a nuclear bomb. gabriel elizonda has more. >> reporter: a few days after the announcement to curb iran's nuclear abilities, prime minister binyamin netanyahu went on talk shows arguing it's a bad deal not some for israel but the world. >> it leaves the pre-eminent terrorist state with infrastructure. not one senatorry finaling is destroyed. thousands will be left. not a single facility including underground nuclear facilities is being shut down. obama administration's key nuclear scientist ernest moniz hit back at crit. >> saying there would be little way to verify complaints. >> we'll have eyes on the entire supply chain of you rainium. going back to -- uranium. going back to the mines and the mills, we'll have continuous surveillance of the centrifuge facilities in themselves. if they fail to meet any of these requirements we are going to know again, through our access and transparency, and that will lead to us and the disag

binyamin netanyahu released a report. the palestinian authority in joining the court, lauftenling action that could impact on israel and the piece process could expose palestinians to liabilitiy as well. >> thank you jonah hull >>> turkish authorities arrested 19 a day after a hostage siege in istanbul. they suspected of belonging to the leftist group accused of taking a prosecutor hostage. they tied after the shoot-out. we have this report. >> reporter: gun fire from a sixth floor office in the main criminal court. police special forces stormed the room where a prosecutor was being held at gunpoint by two armed men from a banned marxist group. the gunmen were killed in the shoot out. the prosecutor critically injured was rushed to hospital. doctors were unable to save him. >> translation: we as the state do not see the attack as only targetting our trr. -- prosecutor. at the same time office aimed at turk your boar okay rahsy -- turkey's bureaucracy. >> the prosecutor was investigating the death of berkin elvan, hit by a

this assist israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu keeps up his campaign to kill it. >> iran needs a deal more than anyone. instead of making dangerous concessions to iran now is the time for the international community to reassert and fortify its original demands for a better deal. >> also raising alarms another deal with iran a barter of iranian oil for russian goods. >> it is one that could run into conflict with the regime we have in place against iran and when i say we, the united states and the international community. monday secretary of state john kerry arrived on capitol hill on the eve of a vote on whether congress should have the power to approve or reject the iran deal. his mission to gain support for the appeal. the news about russian missiles makes a sale pitch tougher. >> we hope congress will listen carefully and ask the questions that it wants and give us the space and time to complete a difficult task which has high stakes for our country. >>> in seattle, an alaska airlines plane forced to land because an airport employee was trapped in the lower luggage area. 14

. >> reporter: in any nuclear deal binyamin netanyahu said iran must recognise the state of israel president obama told n p.r. that is highly unlikely. >> the notion that we would condition iran not getting nuclear weapons and a verifiable deal on iran recognising israel is akin to saying that we won't sign a deal unless the nature completely strans forms. that is i think, a fundamental misjudgment. >> reporter: meanwhile the issue of sanctions divides washington. the white house says any sanction relief if a deal is made. will be phased out over time. >> it's the strong view of the administration that it would not be wise or in the interests of the international community to take away sanctions, all the actions on day one. >> reporter: next week the senate foreign relations committee plans to vote on legislation helping with the final agreement. >> some lawmakers can't the power to lift sanctions while congress debates the deal. >> paul carol is the programme director and former u.s. department of energy official and joins us from san francisco. good to have you back. what are the state adm

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and you have to continue the destabilizing activity >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu appeared on u.s. television to argue that a nuclear deal with iran is bad for everywhere and the government warned it will not hesitate to return to the nuclear activities if the west doesn't hold up its side of the agreement. >> reporter: a few days after the announcement of a framework to limit iran's nuclear capabilities the prime minister went on talk shows to argue it's a bad deal not only for israel but the world. >> it leads the prel eminent terrorist of our times with a vast nuclear structure, thousands of centrifuges will not be destroyed. not one nuclear facility yit is shut down >>> president obama's key nuclear scientist ernest moniz hit back at critics. >> we will have eyes on through the atomic energy association. we'll have eyes on going back to the mines. the m mills, and have surveillance of sentry fuming production surveillance of the septemberry fume themselves. if they fail to meet the requirements, we are going to know through, again, our access and transparency. and that

of an agreement to limit iran's nuclear capabilities, israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu went on political talk shows in america to argue it's a bad deal not only for israel but the world. >> it leaves the pre-eminent terror state with a vast nuclear infrastructure. not one centrifuge is destroyed. thousands will be left. not a single facilities nuclear, under ground is being shut down. >> president obama's key nuclear scientist ernest moniz hit back at critics. >> we'll have eyes on through the international atomic energy agency and the supply chain of uranium, going to the mines, and the mills, surveillance of centrifuge production and facilities themselves. if they fail to meet any of these requirements we are going to know through our access and transparency. that will lead to us and the international community, the p5+1 taking appropriate action. >> reporter: a lot of work needs to be done issues like when and how sanctions will be lifted and how inspections will work. they are a couple of the overall details of the agreement have yet to be made public or be worked out. f