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elizabeth: both. they are just automatically against it. the person to watch his bob corker of tennessee.s not denounced it. he has raised questions about it. if he comes out for or a resolution that modifies it he can probably bring about five or so republican senators. john: the key democratic character is chuck schumer someone who is saying he has not read the deal so he will not say anything. obviously, not a very strong -- a strong supporter of israel. tell me about the calculations you think are going on inside that calculating head? elizabeth: a lot of people are pro-israel that like the deal and think it is good for israel. he is pro-israeli government -- that is the difference between aipac. right. there are many that say you can do very little for israel without supporting the government of the day is saying. john: give us a sense -- han dicapping things now. give us the sense of handicap ping how likely it is president obama gets the numbers he needs. elizabeth: in the senate, you have 34 votes to have an override of a veto. they would pass a resolution of disapproval and that

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elizabeth diana is being christened today. her family will be joined by family members and charlotte's godparents for the ceremony. abc's bob woodruff is in norfolk, england, with the details. good morning, bob. >> reporter: just a short time from now princess charlotte's christening will take place right here just on her sandringham estate. just a hand fulful of family and friends, less than 30 people, will be vieted. it will be the very first time we have seen william, kate and their two children together. many well-wishers camping out overnight here, wondering whether prince george, who has mastered the royal wave in his last two official engagement ss will steal the show, again. why did you come here? >> well, the royal family. we would like to support them. >> reporter: william and kate decided to forego tradition and instead selected their closest friends like they did during prince george's christening. >> william and kate have chosen laura fellowes who is princess diana's niece and thomas van straubanzee william's closest friend who was best man at his wedding along with prince harry. >> reporter: in a poignant nod

i think bob menendez, who has been a consistent critic of this deal, by the way, not just today, probably feels the same way. i was more struck about what you said about elizabethhink the fear is that if -- there are a couple different fears that i can imagine. one, if iran does something to violate the agreement but much more likely is beyond the confines of the agreement, hezbollah does something terrible. the war in syria ramps up. iran shows it is a bad actor and then people say how could we have removed the sanctions and given them all of this money to do bad stuff? so, yes, everyone has a reason to hedge their bet. >> phyllis bennis and james traub, thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, a historian will join us to put this story in presidential history. that's a sensor. using ge software, the light can react to its environment- getting brighter only when it's needed. in a night it saves a little energy. but, in a year it saves a lot. and the other street? it's been burning energy all night. for frank. frank's a cat. now, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get ins

i think bob menendez, who has been a consistent critic of this deal, by the way, not just today, probably feels the same way. i was more struck about what you said about elizabethren. i think the fear is that if -- there are a couple different fears that i can imagine. one, if iran does something to violate the agreement but much more likely is beyond the confines of the agreement, hezbollah does something terrible. the war in syria ramps up. iran shows it is a bad actor and then people say how could we have removed the sanctions and given them all of this money to do bad stuff? so, yes, everyone has a reason to hedge their bet. >> phyllis bennis and james traub, thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next a historian will join us to put this story in presidential history. toid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inf

charles: although, bob, i got to tell you, hillary clinton doesn't sound extraordinarily enthusiastic about the deal. i haven't heard very bait tame when elizabeth warren said but this is dangerous from other democrats want to stay in the politics game. >> i agree president obama has the votes on this unless we find out something really big about this deal. he will mostly keep his side in line. but as you mentioned, hillary clinton this is a tough spot for her and senator charles schumer. jewish donors, not real excited, a lot of them, democrats opposed to this deal. overall most democrats will support the president. republican think, we win this issue political. at least can't get the vote, put pressure on democrats, especially democrats running for the house and senate, get them on record on this they will be playing this up over the next couple months. charles: that is a great point, peter, and i want to pose it to you. since the president has been elected we've seen a whole lot of democrats fall on their sword to vote on things they didn't want to but did it towing the party line and ultimately kicked out of washington, d.c. there has to be

elizabeth, for $8,000. and as a result of that people didn't realize that's how much power they have. they have the right to foreclose. >> bobank you for joining us. be sure to watch bob's brand-new series tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. if you missed it it was at noon. it will air next saturday at 12:00. bob, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> we were talking, he features some incredible homes on this unbelievable some with hockey rinks, baseball diamond. >> it's a great show. great to see what he comes up with next. >>> all right. what's next? a big win at wimbledon for serena williams today beating a woman from spain whose name i cannot pronounce. since she didn't win i don't have to try. 6-4, 6-4 in the final round. today's win is williams' sixth wimbledon title, the fourth grand slam. she doesn't even celebrate that much now when she wins. it's like yeah i've done this before. she's now completed the second so-called serena slam of her career holding all four grand slam titles at once times two. >> they're unbelievable athletes. it's really fun to watch. i've been watching a lot of wimbledo