former cia director general petraeus former nfc ambassador dennis ross. form state department arms control adviser robert einhorn and gary samore signed an open letter stating "most of us would have preferred a stronger agreement. we fear that the current negotiations may fall short of meeting the administration's own standard of a good agreement". >> the group had a sense and did have a concern that the negotiation does not fall short of these kinds of prince. that's one of the reasons that the group decided it was important to put out the statement. >> with the new red lines he's demanding unacceptable restrictions on the verification provisions. and i don't think the administration can afford to agree to those kinds of terms. >> reporter: administration spokesman cast the group's statement not as an alarmed critique but rather an endorsement of mr. obama's approach. >> the types of concerns that outlined in the letter are very much on our minds as well. >> so when they say we fear that the current negotiations may fall short of meeting the administrati

. >> rose: and finally this evening, david sanger, gary samore, and dennis ross on the nuclear negotiations taking place in vienna with iran. >> i think supreme leader khamenei who has been interested in a nuclear weapons capability for over 25 years is not going to change his mind about the utility of having nuclear weapons or a nuclear weapons option to defend iran and pursue its foreign policy. so i think it's really a gamble on our part that he dies in the course of the next 15 years or some other change in government takes place, and you have a different government with a different set of calculations and interest. >> rose: a funeral in charlie charleston, north carolina a historic day in the supreme court, and more about the nuclear nenegotiations in i vienna when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: it was a historic

five former members of the administration, senior advisers, one of them dennis ross, the man who ran the iran desk at state have all said it's a bad deal and it shouldn't happen. >> hmm. keep an eye on that. nia? >> we talk about history that happened just last week when it came to some scotus rulings. well, some other history happened 25 years ago. it was the americans with disabilities act, which was enacted, that provided freedom and accessibility for tens of thousands of hundreds of millions of americans every day. when it comes to things where you have a disability that's physical or mental, you have great access. on july 25th, there's going to be a huge celebration here in philadelphia, including a wheelchair march, down independence mall. >> all right. good to hear. we'll keep an eye on that, as well. and that's it for "inside story" today. thank you so much for joining us on this sunday morning, and thanks to all of our insiders for being here and contributing your thoughts. we appreciate it. have a great week ahead. we'll see you right back here next sunday morning. >> i'm n

gary is the president's former top advisor for nuclear policy and ambassador dennis ross is a counseloror the washington institute for near he's policy and former president on iran. david sanger is the national security correspondent for the new york times. i'm pleased to have all of them on this program. tell me the significance of this, as you reported in the new york times. david: i think the letter that was written by the five, and it was a bipartisan letter that had many more signatories, including a number of republicans, including steve hadley, the national security advisor to president bush, was an effort to lay out some parameters for the administration about what kind of deal they could all support. so the positive news for that, i think for the administration, is since most of the -- what they laid out were talking point you would hear from the obama administration at various points over the past year or two, i think it means there is an opportunity there to bring both republicans and democrats together. on the other hand, if secretary kerry, at the end of the process that is

director david petry us senator joe lieberman and dennis ross wrote that they want a stronger deal, warning that the counter one will not stop iran building a nuclear bomb. they lay out five more elements they say the plan needs, including tougher verification standard and action to iran's military sites and tell the president to keep negotiating until he gets them. the white house says the former members of the inner circle on iran are not saying something new. >> what this letter ilstralts is it il -- illustrates is that they have worked on the issue, many looked at this closely and arrived at a conclusion that's broadly consistent with the kinds of principles that the president establishes. >> reporter: the basic outline of a deal has seen in contrast of lifting sanctions iran will agree to slow down enrichment of material material that the u.s. and others fear could be used to build a nuclear bomb. iran denied they want to make atomic weapons. earlier this week the supreme leaders seemed to back away from areas of agreement. >> translation: the americans offered a complicated multi-laye

those five are former cia director former vice chairman of the joint chiefs dennis ross robert ion horn he served for your years as obama's principal advisor on gun control issues. >> hi. >> what prompted you to put your name to this letter? you're limiting the ability of the administration to negotiate and make deals. if you were on the other side of the table right now, if you were negotiating with the iranians i can't imagine that you would appreciate having a public -- what appears to be aub warning from your former colleagues telling you what you can and cannot make concessions on. >> we were very aware of the importance of not asking for things that are unachievable. i think if you look through the substance of the letter, you'll see that the positions we take on the key unresolved issues are very much in line with current u.s. policy. >> but then i don't understand the point of the letter. the point of the letter is to say the united states negotiating position should be what the united states negotiating position is? >> and we should insist on it. i think we've seen the iranians

fast. 19 former high ranking advisors, diplomats and other officials senator joe lieberman and dennis ross write that they want a stronger deal, and warn the current one will not stop iran from being able to build a nuclear bomb. they layout five more elements the plan needs including tougher verification standards and access to iran's military sites. they tell the president to keep negotiating until he gets them. the white house says the former members of the president's inner circle on iran aren't saying anything new. >> it illustrates that they have worked on this issue that many of them have looked at this very closely and arrived at a conclusion that's broadly consistent with the kinds of principles that the president himself established. >> the basic outline has seemed clear for sometime now. in return for world powers lifting long-standing sanctions iran would slow down its enrichment of nuclear material, material feared could be use to build a nuclear bomb. iran has always denied it wants to make atomic weapons but earlier this week, iran's supreme leader seemed to back away from s

sunday a woman tells abc's brian ross that her late brother was sexually abused by dennis hastert, a decade after she tried to get the network to pursue the story. >> for the first time this morning, we're learning the name and the details of one of the alleged sexual abuse victims of the former speaker of the house. >> i asked him, stevie when was your first same-sex experience. and he just looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i just i know i was stunned. he damaged steve, i think, more than any of us will ever know. >> is it fair to air this charge when hastert's former student is no longer alive? and how does this change the media narrative for the indicted ex-speaker. >>> hillary's numbers nosedive and many of the pundits who said the swirl of ethical controversies wasn't hurting her candidacy are suddenly changing their tune. is the press slavishly following the polls. >>> political pundits go to fair

dennis hastert. they say he sexually abused their loved one, their boy. brian rossng alleged victims identified. this young man, the student manager for his high school wrestling team who hastert called in this 1970 yearbook description, his great right-hand man. >> he damaged steve i think more than any of us will ever know. >> speaking publicly for the first time, reinbolt's sister said her brother revealed the dark secret of abuse when he told her he was gay. >> i asked him when was your first same sex experience? he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i know i was stunned. i said why didn't you ever tell anybody? he was your teacher. why didn't you ever tell anybody? he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me? in this town who is ever going to believe me? >> hastert became a kind of father figure for her brother, she says. as a member of an explorer's troop run by hastert, he was among a handful of young men he took to the bahamas. these are photos of the boys and him relaxing. >> here was the mentor, the man who was basicall

are you aware of their group, have you participated, and can i get you to recruit my congressman dennis ross to join in that study group which says that instead of building schools and roads in afghanistan that will be blown up by the taliban we built them here in the united states? can you support kasich, continued join that study group -- and can you join the study group? guest: i will work back from that. walter jones is a great friend and honorable man. he believes in the constitution. when he takes his oath, he takes it seriously, down to his bones. i have not sat down with him on the citigroup. -- study group. when i see walter, i will talk with him. john kasich i know from a long time back. i have a black t-shirt that has a lion on it that he handed to me in the 1990's that says "back in the black." he was chairman of the has budget committee when the congress got back in the black and pay down some of the national debt. i like john kasich. i heard him gave a heartfelt speech in nashua, new hampshire several weeks ago. i'm not ready to make an endorsement. i will just tell you that if

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dennis hastert is free on bond after a brief appearance in federal court. the former house speaker entered a not guilty plea to charges of bank fraud and lying to the fbi. abc's brian ross was at the courthouse. >> reporter: mr. hastert, any comment you want to make? the 73-year-old dennis hastert once second in line to the presidency made his way through security before being booked fingerprinted and entering a plea of not guilty. he declined to answer my questions. mr. hastert, brian ross from abc. is there anything at all you want to say? the charges against him date back to the time he was a popular high school wrestling coach and allegedly sexually abused a male student. the indictment says he paid his victim identified only as individual "a" $1.7 million in hush money in cash to keep his secret from coming out. and federal officials say there was more than one abuse victim. the charges against hastert have raised other questions about how he amassed millions of dollars as a congress maybe and later a lobbyist and came to own two sprawling homes. we saw him with his wife at their place in illinois along with one of their two son, josh the man with the tattoos who h

walker: i rise today in support of h.r. 1326, introduced by representative done dennis ross. located at 200 mullford road in mullbury, florida, as the -- mullberry, florida, as the sergeant first class daniel m. ferguson post office. in a moment i will be happy to yield time to the gentleman from florida to discuss the merits of the bill and the life of sergeant first class ferguson. for now,, mr. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from the virgin islands is recognized. ms. plaskett: i yield myself such times macon tissue as i may consume. i'm pleased to join my colleagues in supporting h.r. 1326, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 2000 mullford road in mullberry, florida, as therst class daniel m. ferguson post office. daniel ferguson was a standout athlete at mullberry high school where he lettered in five sports, including baseball, football and track. after joining the army in 1993 he dedicated the rest of his life to the service of our country. over the next 20 ye

dennis hastert, in his suv with his wife. today, showing up to federal court. our brian ross right there with the tough questions. >> is there anything at all you want to say, sir? >> reporter: >>> and the rush hour road rage. a van nearly hits one of them. when rage puts the rest of us in danger. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with that breaking headline out of texas tonight. the video now watched by nearly 10 million. the officer confronting teenagers at a pool party. appearing to toss that teenage girl to the ground and later drawing his gun. we reported on the outrage that followed. late word tonight that that officer is now resigning. tonight, a new image. moments before that cop rushed in once named officer of the year. abc's steve osunsami leading us off. >> reporter: late word tonight that the mckinney police corporal seen sitting on a teenage girl is stepping down after millions viewed the disturbing images. the 15-year-old, who recorded this chaotic scene outside a texas pool party, says skin color had some

dennis hastert, in his suv with his wife. today, showing up to federal court. our brian ross right there with the tough questions. >> is there anything at all you want to say, sir? >> reporter: >>> and the rush hour road rage. a van nearly hits one of them. when rage puts the rest of us in danger.

for the first time since the scandal, the former speaker, dennis hastert, in his suv with his wife today showing up to federal court. our brian ross right there with the tough questions. >> is there anything at all you want to say, sir? >>> and the rush hour road rage. the man in the tie going after the other driver when a van nearly hits one of them. when rage puts the rest of us in danger.

dennis hastert, in his suv with his wife. today, showing up to federal court. our brian rosshere with the tough questions. >> is there anything at all you want to say, sir? >> reporter: >>> and the rush hour road rage. a van nearly hits one of them. when rage puts the rest of us in danger.

dennis hastert. the alleged victim's family speaking out only to abc's brian ross next on abc. soon. >>> cheerleaders are paid little to nothing. one lawmaker says it is time to change that. >> a bill has been introduced that requires professional sports teams to recognize cheerleaders as employees, pay at least minimum wage for practice time, promotional peernss, game performances. similar bill last month, getting okay from assembly committee. the bill drafted in the wake of lawsuits by cheerleaders against the raiders and buffalo bills. >>> this year's flu vaccine was less protective than usual. flu vaccines were only 19% effective preventing doctor visits, one of the lowest rates in ten years. the virus wasn't a good match for the dominant strains in circulation this year. >>> if you use yahoo maps you have to switch to something else. they're shutting down the map site at the end of the month. they say the technology will be used to support location tracking on other tools like photo sharing. >>> 6:25. the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> including th

dennis hastert. they say he sexually abused their loved one their boy. brian rosstert's young victims identified. this young man the student manager for his high school wrestling team who hastert called in this is the 70 yearbook description, his great right-hand man. >> he damaged steve i think more than any of us will ever know. >> speaking publicly for the first time, ryan bolt's sister said her brother revealed the dark secret of abuse when he told him if he was gay. >> i asked him when was your first same sex experience? he locked at me and said it was with den knit hastert. and i know i was stunned. i said why cannot you ever tell anybody? he was your teacher. why didn't you ever tell anybody? he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me? in this town who is ever going to believe me? >> hastert became a kind of father figure for her brother, she says. as a member of an explorer's troop run by hastert, he was young a handful of young men he took to the bahamas. these are photos of the boys and him relaxing. >> here was the mentor, the man who

. >>> on our buzz meter this sunday a woman tells abc's brian ross that her late brother was sexually abused by dennisastert, a decade after she tried to get the network to pursue the story. >> for the first time this morning, we're learning the name and the details of one of the alleged sexual abuse victims of the former speaker of the house. >> i asked him, stevie when was your first same-sex experience. and he just looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i just i know i was stunned. he damaged steve, i think, more than any of us will ever know. >> is it fair to air this charge when hastert's former student is no longer alive? and how

. >>> on our buzz meter this sunday a woman tells abc's brian ross that her late brother was sexually abused by denniscade after she tried to get the network to pursue the story. >> for the first time this morning, we're learning the name and the details of one of the alleged sexual abuse victims of the former speaker of the house. >> i asked him, stevie when was your first same-sex experience. and he just looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i just i know i was stunned. he damaged steve, i think, more than any of us will ever know. >> is it fair to air this charge when hastert's former student is no longer alive?

dennis hastert, of sexually abusing her now deceased brother when he was a student at the school where hastert worked. this is a fast-moving and spreading story. abc's chief investigative reporter brian rossis here with more. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. there's been no comment, however, by dennis hastert on the new allegations. he'll have to make a public appearance on tuesday. he's due in court to be arraigned on the federal charges against him. this morning, the former speaker of the house remains among the missing. not seen at his home in illinois or his farm in wisconsin. or at his washington, d.c., apartment, since the federal grand jury indicted him ten days ago. and shocked the political world. >> had no inkling whatsoever. i was as shocked and dismayed by the reports i read as anyone else. >> reporter: the indictment reports an individual "a" who received money from hastert to cover up past misconduct described by federal authorities as sexual misconduct. and now there is a second alleged victim. a student e quip manager on the high school wrestling team coached by hastert. a young man named steve reinboldt, who hastert described in his yearbook inscriptio

begin with the growing list of dennis hastert victims which now stands at three, and corroboration for the latest accusers story, corroboration for the woman who spoke to ryan rossme bolt was wrestling. >> i said steve when was your first same sex experience and he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i knew i was

begin with the growing list of dennis hastert victims which now stands at three, and corroboration for the latest accusers story, corroboration for the woman who spoke to ryan ross. she said her brother steve rime bolt was wrestling. >> i said steve when was your first same sex experience and he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i knew i was stunned. and i said why didn't you ever tell anybody. he was your teacher. and he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me in this town who is ever going to believe me. >> and was it your sense this happened more than once? >> uh-huh. and i said was it all through high school. and he said yes, all through high school. here is the mentor the man who was basically his friend who was the one that was abusing him. >> her brother later died of aids in the mid-90s. she confronted hastert when he showed up at the funeral home when her brother died. >> i looked at him and i said i want to know what you did what you did to my brother. and he stared at me and i continued to say, i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother and i want you to remember that i'm out here and

dennis hastert. after days of silence, the former speaker of the house faces a judge, a chaotic rush into court. our brian rossions. >>> dangerous jump. panic as two b.a.s.e. jumpers get too close. their parachutes tangling high above the ground. >>> lebron doing something no other player has ever done in an nba final series.

dennis hastert, of sexually abusing her brother. this is a fast-moving and spreading story. abc's chief investigative reporter brian ross is here with more. >> reporter: there's been no comment by hastert. he's due in court to be arraigned on tuesday. this morning, the former speaker of the house remains among the missing. not seen at his home in illinois or farm in wisconsin. or at his washington, d.c. apartment, since the federal grand jury indicted him ten days ago. >> had no inkling whatsoever. i was as shocked and displayed by thehe reports i read as anyone else. >> reporter: the indictment reports an individual "a" who received money from hastert to keep quite about sexual misconduct. a second victim a student equipment manager. a young man named steve reinboldt reinboldt, who hastert described as his grade right hand man. >> he has plenty of opportunities to be alone with steve. >> reporter: reinboldt's sister jolene says he revealed to it her. >> i asked him, stevie when was your first same-sex experience. he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. i just -- i know i was stunned. >> reporter: no doubt

dennis hastert. a onetime student at the school where hastert taught and coached. a picture of the wrestling team from the yearbook. the family saying hastert sexually abused their brother. brian ross with what the family says hastert wrote to their loved one in the yearbook. >>> reporter: tonight, one of hastert's alleged victims identified. this young man, steve reinboldt, the student manager for hastert's high school wrestling team, who hastert called in that 1970 yearbook inscription, his great, right hand man. >> he damaged steve, i think, more than any of us will ever know. >> reporter: speaking publicly for the first time, reinboldt's sister jolene says her late brother revealed what she called the dark secret of abuse when he told her he was gay. >> i asked him, when was your first same-sex experience? he looked at me and said that it was with dennis hastert. and i just, i know, i was stunned. i said, why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie? he was your teacher. why didn't you ever tell anybody? he just looked at me and said, who is ever going to believe me in this town? who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: hastert became a kind of father figure for her brother, s

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dennis hastert was about to be indieted. >> there are n words to describe what it felt like to know -- evie, we've done it. it's going to happen. we got him. >> reporter: brian rossorting. rinebolt's sister says neither she nor her brothe ever asked hastert for any money in all of this. tonight the former speaker has not responded to requests f comment. >>> former griner perkins partner elin powell offered to drop her appe if the venture firm paid her $2.7 million. that's according to court papers filed by the company today. the offer came after a jury rejected powell's claims that kliner perkins discriminated against her. kliner perkins says it has no intention of accepting the offer. >>> when bruce juner asked the world to call me caitlyn, redents on bruce jenner lane in austinhould do that by changing the name of their street. the residents live in aouth austin street where the strets are named after olympians. mostustiners say they support caitlyn's decision they say they hope their street remains bruce jenner street. the are 55 streets named in honor bruce jenner across the tion. >>> coming up next, flashback to 1975. >> oh, yeah. where were you the last tim

dennis hastert was about to be indicted. >> there are no words to describe what it felt like to know stevie we've done it it's going to happen. we got him. >> and that was brian rossting. reinbold said she or her brother ever asked hastert for any money. the former speaker has not responded to requests for comment. there's much more to come up next the new exhibit offering a critical hands-on approach to saying safe in the digital age. >>> as we head to break the time right now is 8:37. the sun is out in san jose. the evolving skyline of the capital of silicon valley. we've got the full acuweather forecast in a few minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs

speaker dennis hastert in court yesterday pleading not guilty to charges he broke banking laws and lied to the fbi to cover up sexual abuse while a high school wrestling coach. abc's brian rossfronted hastert at the courthouse. >> reporter: it was a humbling day of reckoning for the former speaker of the house. no longer surrounded by government bodyguards but by a mob of photographers instead. >> mr. speaker -- >> reporter: as he went through courthouse security hastert's only response to questions from abc news was stony silence. mr. hastert, brian ross from abc. anything you want to say? the charges of bank fraud own lying to the fbi grow out of his alleged sexual abuse as a high school wrestling coach and what prosecutors say were his later efforts to pay hush money to a victim. >> i think people need to stop and remember that these boys were 14, 15, 16 years old. >> reporter: the sister of another alleged victim jolene burdge told abc news she had been waiting for this day for more than two decades ever since her late brother, steve reinboldt told her hastert had molested him when he served as the wrestling team's student manager. >> he damaged steve, i think, more than