doug mcelway has been watching the talks unfold and joins us live. doug? >> hi leland. administrative and domestic pressure is leaning on them to reach negotiations in the talks. as you said, benjamin netanyahu said, quote, corroborate all our concerns and then some. those concerns are domestically where the lessening of sanctions against the israeli regime has been a thorn in the side of many doubters. >> the sanctions were working. they would have never come to the table. and frankly we should have kept the sanctions in place so that we could have gotten to a real agreement. >> those doubters include many arab partners like saudi arabia, which just this week launched attacks against itthe iranian proxy war in and is said to concoct a new bomb program of its own and says yemen won't keep them from making a bomb. >> we have been assured by the united states, by secretary kerry, when he met with foreign ministers of the gcc, that the deal they intend to negotiate would prevent iran from acquiring anatomic bomb. it would close all paths leading to an atomic bomb but we re

doug mcelway is live in washington with details. >> reporter: within hours ticking of the deadline, until the deadline for framework to an iranian nuclear deal. tremendous pressure is building to rethink its strategy. the pressure is coming from abroad. among our five plus one negotiating partners and from israel from the prime minister said the deal appears to corroborate all our concerns and then some. it's also coming from domestic critics. many of whom say iran's involvement in many present middle east conflicts is a huge red flag in the nuke talks. >> i would say stop all engines. take a step back. really take a deep dive look at everything going on in the middle east and it's not just the middle east. it's all of north africa. it's parts of the south africa. this is a growing threat. >> >> nous the time to push back from the trouble and ask ourselves is it time to trust the iranians that we're negotiating with. i would encourage the administration to take more time and not hasten to a deal. >> appearing on abc this week, josh earnest indicated the white house is aware of all the ris

in washington, doug mcelway fox news. >>> 5:52 the time, and safe and happy reunion for the utah babylive floating in a car for at least 12 hours on friday. >> baby lilly we learned was her name. she with a released from salt lake city hospital where she was being treated. her father says the 18 month old is recovering better than expected. baby lilly rescued following car crash that killed her mother last week. investigators of course say that crash involved a small bag of marijuana and an unmark pill bottle also found at the scene. >> 5:52. atlanta bound american airlines flight, originated from philadelphia, made an unscheduled landing in north carolina tuesday. >> the reason, a pregnant passenger's water broke on board that plane an ambulance met them at the airport headed to the hospital but the baby couldn't wait. she said she couldn't believe what was happening. but now baby and mom are in good health. >> 5:52. still ahead local woman suffered for years with a chronic disease, until one man's heroic donation gave her new hope. how she is doing six months after her life saving o

doug mcelway joins us with more. >> reporter: as we have heard there are widely divergent views. iran suggesting that achieving a deal is possible by a march 3rd 19s target date. they emphasized they would -- secretary kerri much more guarded. suggesting that important gaps remain and congressional concerns remain another obstacle. chairman bob corker said today the negotiating partners are not driving a hard enough bargain. >> we keep moving from our initial position, the 5 plus one. there's a concern the administration cares more about making a deal versus the right deal. i think you know that one of the things that brought iran to the table for the mandated sections. >> cia director speaking on fox news sunday today hinted that the u.s. has a number of options, presumably that it could keep iran from getting a bomb. >> there are a number of things that the united states has available to it to prevent iran from getting a bomb. president obama has made it clear we are going to prevent iran from having a tine of nuclear weapon that they were maybe going on the track to obtain. if

here is correspondent doug mcelway. >> reporter: a stunning claim from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that foreign governments are throwing money at his opponents. >> translator: a huge international effort with major money partnering up with leftist organizations here and media figures in order to bring down the government that i head. >> reporter: netanyahu's comments come as sources tell fox news a senate panel has begun looking into potential violations of the tax exempt status of an american 501 c 3 called one voice which runs an israeli subsidary. received a grant from the state department to advocate for mid east peace. >> i always saw it as a peace organization, an organization striving to get young people to stop throwing rocks at each other and start joining together for peaceful solution. >> reporter: critics say it is hardly about peace. >> the internet and streets are flooded with banners and commercials showing him as demonic figure. >> reporter: jeremy bird is a consultant for b until last november clark hensburg headed one voice. wrote israelis have grown wea

doug mcelway is live with the news today in washington. doug? >> hi, harris. we're trying to get an accurate tab on how many members of congress will boycott this speech. no precise estimate yet, but those members of congress staying away are a small minority. politico is reporting about 30 democrats say they will not attend. many of them are members of the congressional black caucus who see speaker boehner's invitation as disrespectful to the president. is a small fraction of the 232 democrats in congress. the prime minister as you said, prime minister netanyahu has landed at joint base andrews. before he boarded in israel, he spoke from the tarmac. >> translator: i feel a deep and sincere concern for the safety of all citizens of israel and the fate of the state and the fate of our people. i will do everything in my power to secure our future. >> tensions over his visit come as secretary of state john kerry is touting the nuclear negotiations with iran as a boom to israel's security. >> israel is safer today because of the interim agreement that we created.

correspondent doug mcelway on the smell test over whose rights prevail. >> reporter: edwin gray has livede for over 50 years. he's on permanent disability with heart and lung problems. he smokes cigarettes and marijuana. both are legal in d.c. his next door neighbors moved in four months ago. they're lawyers. nessa represents people in environmental lawsuits. they're suing gray for $1.5 million. they showed cracks where smoke seeps and into their home through fixtures threatening their health they say and that of their 1-year-old and their unborn child. >> we have cracks. i don't smoke in the basement, i smoke upstairs. >> we're not talking about a little bit of smoke here we're talking about a huge amount of smoke. >> the coppingers said they seeked a resolution before they filed suit. we reached out multiple times to say you let a professional inspect our wall from your side. we are not racists. gray alleges they have had it out for them since he complained when one facade of his house was painted a khaki color but that was before the coppin gers owned the house. the suit is scheduled t

our doug mcelway is live with the news in washington, d.c. we know she turned over more than 55,000 e-mails. we don't know how many though exist which have not been turned over. >> that's right. and that is why republicans are determined to get a hold of them all. this is not just a question of e-mails. remember that clinton had her own server apparently at her house. as much as she said she wants the public to see them the public can't verify that she is not hiding some without access to the server. >> now, if she wants to release all of them with the emphasis being on the word all she is welcome to do that. i can't stop her from doing it. serious investigations don't make selective releases. >> speaking on cnn former chairman of the house oversight committee appeared to hint that clinton may have committed a crime. here is what he said. >> a subpoena which tray goudy issued it will be a crime if she knowingly with holds documents. he needed to do that because she wasn't forthcoming 2 1/2 years ago. she hid the very existence of this until s

doug mcelway joins us from washington. does this put hillary clinton in perhaps some serious legal jeopardy? >> reporter: that's going to remain the subject after lot of conjecture. that attorney suggested it does. there will be no shortage of lawyers and legal scholars who save it doesn't. if this regulation was perceived as proforma that would hardly require jail time. no doubt wherever the secretary had those records werpt she had them in her chappaqua home or in her office or somewhere else. she has to bring all the records to the table and turn off any official records as the time of her departure. >> reporter: clinton said she'll not turn over the server but calls for that to happen are growing stronger certainly among her critics. martha: what about the white house? have they reacted to this? >> reporter: it drags them back into clinton scandal-land. josh earnest acknowledges he corresponded with clinton by e-mail but didn't moist was this private account. >> this is a decision made by secretary clinton and her team