at the press briefing, a reporter asked josh ernest, i've applied for a security clearance to get my white house pass, was my data compromised and the answer was well, you'll find out fairly soon because -- gwen: i love reporters, what about me? john: exactly. notices are going out. it was believed this was not an attempt to reap economic advantage but more in the realm of traditional intelligence and that may contribute to how the white house responds to it but i talked yesterday to a republican member of congress who said the administration needs to be more out front publicly calling out china for this. gwen: who is responsible? you mentioned china but they're not saying it's china. is there a reason for that? john: i think for diplomatic reasons, unless you have an iron clad case, you don't want to say and once you do say, that propels forward some responses you may not have decided you're sure that you want to take. gwen: john thanks a lot and thanks for letting us borrow your digs for a little while. congress has been wrestling with a lot of issues lately -- highway funding, edu

and i need to sober up in case ernest borgnine calls. she said she'd call.'s a lot of chilies here. we got these fresh red ones. we've got these green ones that are sliced and stir-fried in there. and we've got small green peppers. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> whoa! that's hot. whew! >> i breathed in, got hit with the chili. >> yeah. >> down the side of the throat. >> you know when you have been really hit by super hot and you feel like having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache but like a pepper headache. >> yeah. and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balance of pain and pleasure and more pain, brain flooding with endorphins and all is well with the world. until tomorrow morning. so i've had a couple cocktails. maybe we should like totally get a tattoo tomorrow, man. >> magic tattoos. ♪ >> time for bed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so i woke up in a state of confusion and deep concern after inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine last night. i

negotiator secretary of state john kerry and energy secretary ernest moniz. gentlemen, welcome to "fox news sunday." president obama and both of you talked about insisting on any time anywhere inspections but what you ended up with is that iran can keep us out of its most se : >> in four years i never had a discussion about anywhere any time. before secretary ernest moniz came into the negotiation he did not, not in the course of this,". >> president obama on april 2 said this . >> if iran cheats the world will know. if we see something suspicious, we will inspect it. >> that is accurate. >> he did not say in 24 days. >> chris don't play a game. the fact is in arms control there is no country anywhere on this planet that has anywhere any time l is no such standard in arms control inspections. there is a process we have negotiated a unique ability to be able to bring cloture. the reason we are in this predicament the iau must never be able to close the deal. we have created a mechanism by which we can go to the u.n., one country can danger this to the security

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negotiator secretary of state john kerry and energy secretary ernest moniz. gentlemen, welcome to "fox news sunday." president obama and both of you talked about insisting on any time anywhere inspections but what you ended up with is that iran can keep us out of its most secret, most suspicious sites for up to 24 days. secretary kerry, 3 1/2 weeks is not any time anywhere. >> that's not accurate. i never in four years had a discussion about anywhere any time. >> secretary moniz did. >> before he came into this negotiation, he did not. not in the course of this negotiation. >> president obama on april 2nd said this -- >> if iran cheats the world will know it. if we see something suspicious we will inspect it. >> that's accurate. >> he didn't say in 24 days. >> chris, don't play a game here. the fact is that in arms control there is no country anywhere on this planet that has anywhere any time. there's no such standard within arms control inspections. there's an iaea process for which we have negotiated a unique ability to bring cloakure. the iaea was never ab

josh ernest avoids the question all together. no comment whatsoever. you look at community groups in support of the sanctuary cities and this law and they are saying based on this incident alone we need to relook at it. why not a comment like that from the obama administration? >> you are right about that and it goes back to what i originally said and that is when there is no policy attached to the acknowledgment the default reaction is let's pretend it doesn't exist. >> there are existing congregation immigration laws on the book the administration will not enforce? >> the administration doesn't want to do anything with this right now. >> why? >> i don't know. but i agree they should have picked up the phone and called the poor girl's family. >> why does it have to be a policy? a common person would pick up the phone and do something. there should be a consequence for not communitycating to the feds. >> when the attorney general calls the family -- >> you want local authorities to wanting the white house to call. if you are the president of the united

i'll talk to one of the deals' negotiators, now salesman-in-chief, energy secretary ernest monies. then an important new scientific study says sea levels could rise much more dramatically and much faster than previously believed only a few years ago. the implications for coastal cities everywhere are staggering. could it be accurate? >>> after world war ii japan vowed never to wage war. it's even enshrined in the nation's constitution but now the land of the rising sun wants to dial that back and maybe it is time. i'll explain. also bringing back extinct animals. hasn't the jurassic park movies shown us it's a bad idea? apparently not. i'll talk to a scientist who says bringing back extinct animals would be good for the globe. >>> first, here is my take. let's imagine that the opponents of the nuclear agreement with iran get their way. the united states congress kills the deal. what is the most likely consequence? within one year iran would have more than 25,000 centrifuges, its breakout time would shrink to mere weeks and the sanctions against it would crumble. how is this in amer

and elmore's fate would be decided by judge ernest kinard.mes gilliam, the inmate who said elmore confessed to him in jail. in the small town of greenwood, both elmore and gilliam knew bishop spearman. and before the hearing, gilliam told spearman the truth. >> james gilliam and i go back i guess all our life. one night he called me and he will me, i lied and my conscience is bothering me. >> gilliam said he made a deal with the prosecutor to testify against elmore in exchange for release from prison. with elmore facing the electric chair, he felt bad about what he had done. >> i said, james, make it right. i got excited. i felt like once this come out, that ed would be free. >> gilliam said the testimony that i gave in these prior trials was false. that he made up this story to try to get better treatment for himself on his criminal sentence. >> gilliam would go on to state that the only thing elmore had ever said was that he didn't kill dorothy edwards. but diana's team also felt they needed to refute dorothy edwards' time of death which th

the nine day festival was made famous in ernest hemmingway's novel "the sun also rises" and it attracts thousands of tourists. >>> fall out from the boxing match. you probably recall in may, may weather won the world title. now the world boxing organization stripped him of the title because he missed a dead lean to pay a $200,000 sanction fee. may weather has 14 days to appeal. >>> prime minister of greece meeting with european leaders in belgium in what could be final attempt to get a financial rescue deal. banks in greece have been closed to more than a week and cash withdrawals are limited. european central bank has refused to increase assistance for greek banks. >>> price of u.s. crude up is down 15% from a month ago. experts predict a substantial decline in gas prices in late summer and this calming fall. the drop could drop gas pieces below $2 a gallon in some states. guess which state will not fall that low? california drivers pay some of the highest prices nationwide. gasbuddy.com says state average here about $3.43 a gallon. >>> speaking of the economic matters we'll check in w

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we'll sit down with the two chief negotiators, secretary of state john kerry and energy secretary ernest moniz. >>> is the obama administration trying to skirt congress by sending the deal straight to the united nations? we'll talk with senators ben cardin and john barrasso. >>> and planned parenthood tries to put out the firestorm over this controversial video. we'll ask our sunday panel what it means for the debate over abortion. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. we have a lot of news to cover today. the latest on the investigation into that terror attack in tennessee and the debate over this week's nuclear deal with iran. but we begin with breaking political news. republican presidential candidate donald trump's comments about senator john mccain questioning whether he is a war hero. senior political correspondent mike emmanuel reports from ames, iowa. >> reporter: donald trump escalated his war words with arizona senator john mccain and created a big new controversy. when panel moderator called mccain a war hero, trump seemed to question

the festival in pamplona was immortalized in the earliest hemingway nine -- ernest hemingway novel the sun also rises. the highlight is a daily race of courage of hundreds against a pack of six massive fighting bulls charging through the nero streets. they are finally killed and able fight. you are watching france 24. it is time for our press review. we will take a look at what has been grabbing headlines around the world today. >> lots of focus on the greek debt crisis. papers are still reeling from sunday's referendum. let's start with a cartoon in the center-right paper where you can see very triumphant prime minister on top of the no vote . it looks like the whole thing could come crashing down. all eyes are on the meetings that will take place tonight. the future of greece will be determined tonight. that summit tonight will decide a grexit. other papers talking about how time has run out. the ball is actually in the creditors court today. >> the former greek finance minister, the very flamboyant man who resigned had very defined words -- defiant words for the creditors. >> exactl

cecil was as famous as simba, that is until this minnesota dentist came along like some modern-day ernest hemingway. dr. walter palmer paid $55,000 for a license to hunt in zimbabwe hiring local guides to help him. authorities say palmer and his guides illegally lured cecil out of the national park where he was protected, by tying a dead animal to the fender of their car. once outside, palmer allegedly shot cecil with his bow and arrow, injuring him. then authorities say a gps tracking collar on the lion shows how they proceeded to stalk him for more than a day finally killing cecil, who was beheaded and skinned for a trophy. >> it upsets me that people can be so stupid to take a life like that is correct whether it's human or not. >> reporter: now the hunter is being hunted himself. the dentist seen here in a promotional video for his practice quickly becoming one of the most hated men on the internet thanks to websites like buzz feed. today his dental clinic locked tight, protesters leaving little stuffed animals outside. his facebook page suspended because of the angry roar. you kill d

joining me at the briefing today is energy secretary ernest moniz. many of youz will recall his visit to the briefing room. since the announcement on july 14 of this final agreement, we have been trying to schedule his appearance here the briefing room to discuss the deal and to answer your questions about it. based on the president's travel schedule and secretary moniz's visits to capitol hill, today is the first day we could arrange this. secretary moniz? secretary moniz: my opening statement is there are too many familiar faces here now. briefly, to reinforce what was said that obviously, this agreement was focused on the question of nuclear weapons in iran, and the president's commitment and what i will believe will be a commitment a future presidents as well to make it clear that that iran will not have a nuclear weapon. i believe it provides us with a lot of tools to make sure that is the case for it or if it isn't, to make sure that we find out in a timely way to respond. with that, i am open for questions. reporter: i'm wondering if you can c

. >>> a new winner at the annual ernest hemmingway look-alike contest in florida.the trophy after 15 years of trying. paula deen's husband contested in the contest and he came in fifth. >>> have you ever wanted to build your own plane? red bull plane here is just that but they don't fly very well. >> it might do let's better than. >> look at the crowd! >> this is huge. they build homemade flying machines and launch them off a pier to see if they can fly. can you see they pretty much crash into the water. >>> celebrating birthdays today taylor schilling is 23 and alex rodriguez is 40 and maya rudolph is 43. brave firefighters injured this weekend battling the growing "lowell fire" near lake tahoe. how one man is doing this morning after suffering this weekend battling the growing lowell fire near lake tahoe. how one man is doing after suffering serious burn injuries. >>> she was last seen playing at her santa cruz apartment complex, now than eight-year-old girl is missing with the police department sklg asking for any help possible to find her. >>> a deadly car cras

. >> so ernest. >> i can see them in about 20 years. >> get me are my resume red. >> i coming up: paternity leave is over for prince william. today he started a new job and you just might say he is an h eir in the air. >> play on words. new about his new role coming up >>> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a number of patient recovering from a medical condition are finding some big surprises when they get their bill. they're seeing charges for treatments that they were never given. and this is actually more common than you may think. "3 on your side" jim donovan shows you thousand fight back today at 5:00. >> we don't want you to miss ukee washington today at 5:00. we certainly miss sitting next to him in the morning and at noon but today is a big day for our colleague ukee is joining jessica dean, kate bilo, see him at 6:00 and then again at 10:00 right on the "cw philly". we're excited for ukee and be just as precious, so we wish him well. britain's prince william is saying that he's nervous but looking forward to his new job as an air ambulance pilot base in the cambridg

ernest moniz. thank you for being on the show.you unequivocally and excuse me yes, please scientifically explain how this deal absolutely blocks a pathway to a nuke. >> well the deal blocks several pathways to a nuke i should say. there's the iranian pathway, plutonium pathway, and covert concerns we have need to be blocked. in a nutshell the accomplishes quantitatively what the president laid out for us. it pushes the time iran would need to generate nuclear material to at least a year for at least a decade. frankly, we have very tight constraints on their program, for 15 years. after which time we would have exceptional transparency measure, that is verification measures because the president also laid out verification as really a major focus for the negotiations. so that's the idea. the idea is start out with extremely tight constraints on their nuclear activities. we have done that. over 15 years, iran will have the opportunity, we'll watch them like a hawk but they will have the opportunity to earn the confidence of the inter

an interview about the iran deal with secretary of state john kerry, and the secretary of energy, ernest moniz. dana bash is going to join us. she has an interview with governor scott walker of wisconsin. the latest republican to declare his nomination. and we have a full roundtable talking about all the issues of the day, and a new cartoon for the state of the cartoonion on "state of the union." >> i love that last 60 seconds. the state of the cartoonion. jake tapper, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and "state of the union" with jake tapper starts at the top of the hour, 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> have you heard about the shocking new details this morning about bill cosby's sexual relationships with young women? well, they're from court documents told in his own words. we have a live report next on what he tried to keep from his wife. also new this morning, the family of the tennessee gunman who killed five servicemen offers sympathy to the victims and said their son had depression. we're going to talk to a former fbi profiler about this. ♪ (vo) making the most out of

phil: ernest munis and the secretary of the treasury is part of the page right now. vote toh to not undermine this deal. the primary concern from all three that you will here today is that it is a strong deal and it cuts off iran's path to nuclear weapons. democrats, guys. the republicans will not join on board with this. they need to make sure that any veto stands. and also the politics. marco rubio is on this committee. questions,ave strong trying to make a political point about foreign policy that they can take to iowa and new hampshire. it is going to be very interesting in the senate. they are saying that backing away from an iran deal would be a mistake. ceo ishe bank of america shaking up the executive ranks. the cfo is out at the end of the month. he will be replaced by paul did off rio. mike mayo says the shakeup isn't enough to cure what ails bank of america. >> i don't believe they have proper oversight. there isn't the right tone set at the top. there is not one forward-looking financial target. we need something to holds management accountable to. moynah

artist ernest hemingway immortalized the event in his book, and it attract thousands of tourist. >> i watch that year after year after year and still -- >> no desire to throw on the red sash. >> oh, my. >> i watch safely here from the us. >> and if i did i would be up against the wall. >> you first! >> back on us soil following the huge world cup championship victory we'll tell you all about the celebration today for the us women's soccer team when we come back. >> the phillies with late night in l.a. an old friend comes through for his new team. we're back in just two minutes. good >> women's worlds cup champions the guess of honor at rally today in los angeles team usa arrived in california yesterday evening the players also planned to meet with president obama at some point invite on twitter, saying brink the world cup. among them, south jersey's own, carli lloyd. she scored the fastest hat trick in women's world cup history. >> well the phils play the dodgers in another late game on the west coast tonight chad billingsly gets the start for the phils against his old team. last nigh

and others suspect a violation, here's energy secretary ernest monize one of the lead negotiators, also speaking to chris wallace. >> what will happen if the process runs the full length of 24 days the iaea inspectors will take environmental samples. when environmental samples are taken and nuclear activity has taken place, it is virtually impossible to clean up that place. you can paint the floors can you do what you want. we feel very confident that one would find the evidence of nuclear activity. >> defense secretary ash carter leaves for israel today where he will try to sell the iran deal addressing both israeli and saudi concerns. julie? >> jennifer griffin, thank you very much. eric? >> julie, less than a week after the deal was struck, they are lining up to try and make money, cashing in on the hundreds of billions of dollars in trade with iran now that the sanctions will be lifted. the german economic minister arriving in tehran today, and the u.s. admits that we cannot stop iran from using all the dough to support terrorism. as you know supporters say the deal does stop iran f

they're getting set to hear from secretary of state john kerry, ernest moniz and jack lew on the iran nuclear agreement. the administration also sending defense secretary ashton carter overseas. he's been meeting with foreign officials. at a meeting yesterday, the visiting u.s. defense secretary ash carter saudi king solomon and the defense chief expressed their support for the iranian nuclear deal albeit with a couple of reservations about how the deal would be implemented. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, meanwhile, made clear to mr. carter on tuesday in jerusalem that he hoped to kill the deal. that's from the "wall street journal." the secretary of state and energy secretary briefed behind closed doors, the house, as well. >>> it would a appear most of the republican members are there. at least two members two of the presidential candidates i should say. rand paul and marco rubio of florida waiting for the secretary of state, the energy secretary and treasury secretary to arrive to the hearing. >> come to order. >> i want to thank the witnesses for being here today. and

the energy secretary ernest moniz, and also treasury secretary jack lew. we're live on c-span awaiting to hear from other members. we'll stay here live to see if we hear more. mr. rohrabacher: this agreement would not do anything to prevent the iranian mullah regime from obtaining a nuclear weapon rather than just making it themselves. i mean, they can buy it from north korea or from let's say pakistan. and this treaty will do nothing to prevent that. and so that's the same. and i've also been saying that for six years, because of this treaty, we have been unable and unwilling to risk the treaty by supporting those democratic elements in iran which -- who would have eliminated the mullah regime and thus eliminated the threat. of course if we pass this agreement, that will be over our heads forever. so this is -- this treaty, if we pass it, is basically an assurance that we will not be supporting the democratic elements in iran, which would eliminate the mullah regime, which is the threat to world peace. questioner: did you bring that up? what was the react

josh josh ernest did not comment on this specific case. the obama administration has allowed 50,000-plus illegal aliens on to the streets of america. >> it is not just a sanctuary city issue. it is also a federal issue because they are not enforcing the laws as written on the books, so it is a failure on their part. immigration has been a very hot topic. donald trump taking a lot of heat for his comments on this exact issue and on crimes being committed, so let's take a listen to the gop reaction about trump and who is defending him. >> this is a guy who was a democrat for most of the last decade. i don't think he represents the republican party, and his views are way of the mainstream of what republicans think. >> i was offended by his remarks. listen. hispanics in america and hispanics in texas from the alamo to afghanistan have been extraordinary people and citizens of our country and of our state. >> i commend him for shining a lot on an issue that washington doesn't want to discuss and that's the problems of illegal immigration. >> yo

listen carefully to josh ernest. >> we have 24/7 monitoring of iran's nuclear declared facilities. >> reporter: access to those could still take weeks and that's angered some lawmakers on capitol hill. >> it's not 24/7. it's now 24 days later after the request. >> reporter: meanwhile senators lindsey graham john mccain, and former senator joe lieberman embarked on the no nukes for iran tour. >> thank you. >>> isis terrorists are being blamed for an explosion in a turkish city. it is just across the border from kobani syria. >>> back here at home a country that has long been considered a sponsor of terrorism is now back in the fold. >> reporter: for the first time since the eisenhower era, washington is host to the cuban em embassy embassy. how little the bilateral relationship is changing was clear. >> translator: only the lifting of the economic commercial and financial blockade which has caused so much harm and suffering to our people the return of the occupied territory guantanamo will lend some meaning to the historic event were witnessing today. >> reporter: cuba's flag took its

us. -- treasury secretary jack lew energy secretary ernest moniz.ituent hearings in their lives. is this like a presidential election right now? phil: you have to keep in mind that 60 days includes the august recess. there is a lot of nationwide everybody always stops of the fact that lawmakers go home for five weeks in august in the middle of the summer. they are taking a bunch of time off. that is essentially not troop your twin air home, they're doing town halls, constituent meetings, they are out in the district were out in the state. that matters when it comes to the iran deal. you have got groups that are willing to finance a grassroots operations of key lawmakers, get into their town hall meetings. one of the most interesting things about capitol hill that people always dismissed -- phone calls to offices, constituents showing up at meetings have an impact. your they matter. . -- an impact. they matter. if ben cardin's state makes him think they oppose it, that will matter. brendan: is he the only swing? phil: they can afford to lose 12 democ

. >> sorry josh ernest couldn't answer yesterday at the white house briefing what the president intended to do with the flags. clearly to andrea's point they were pushed into this and this is where you have the open question about where the president's heart lies when it comes to combatting terror and vets and things mostly middle americans care about. they seem ready to throw the country under the bus but when it comes to things he can rally and unify the nation around he takes the decisive road and that is bothersome from a guy that could have helped heal wounds. >> i think he is a smart guy and i think this is passive aggressive. the military feels that way. if you are on social media the military already feels like he has contempt for them. we have the lowest troop level since world war ii and he is cutting the budget. i think it says a lot we even have the question. >> as sandra pointed out you are seeing it happen here. we don't want to lose sight of the fact the flags have been lowered. but when you look at the tone of people hitting back a couple days ago about the issue it was a

>>> all of these gray beards mean one thing, it's ernest hemingway weekend. celebration of the novelist's birthday including a lookalike contest. yesterday would have been his 116th birthday. >>> 9:57 right now. nbc 10 news today continues in a moment with another half hour of news. a mother and baby are wounded in a double stabbing in a philadelphia neighborhood. nbc 10's jesse gary is live following the investigation. >> ted, this is new information we have that you will not want to miss hearing coming up after our break. what happened inside that row home, a vicious attack. that's coming up. >>> warm and more humid today. temperatures are into the 90s. temperatures already in the 70s, near 80 des in philadelphia. it looks pretty. partly cloudy skies in philadelphia. hot and humid today. hotter during the work week. we'll talk about that and more in your seven-day coming up. at longhorn... steak like this doesn't need anything else. which is why we don't just add, anything else. longhorn steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the new smoky bacon sirloin. the new sp

he is joined by jack lew and energy secretary ernest moneys.pponents told him it is a tough sell. -- twoake you to years years to negotiate the agreement in two months to negotiate final details. we are on day four of our review of 60 days. i have not reached a conclusion. >> from my perspective, mr. secretary, i'm sorry. not unlike a hotel guest that leaves only with a hotel bathrobe on his back. i believe you have been fleeced. mark: the u.s. and five other world powers struck the deal. it would ease sanctions in extent for iran's promise not to deal nuclear weapons. congress is infected to vote on the plan in september. scarlet: there was good news on the implement front. the smallest number of americans in 40 years while for unappointed benefits last week. jobless claims falling to 255,000. mark: mcdonald's ceo steve easterbrook predicts they will start growing again in the next six months. investors could use the optimism after another lackluster quarter. same-store sales fell 2% through seven straight quarterly declines. he took over as c

listen carefully to josh ernest. >> we have 24/7 monitoring of iran's nuclear declared facilities. >> reporter: access to those could still take weeks and that's angered some lawmakers on capitol hill. >> it's not 24/7. it's now 24 days later after the request. >> reporter: meanwhile senators lindsey graham john mccain, and former senator joe lieberman embarked on the no nukes for iran tour. >> thank you. >>> isis terrorists are being blamed for an explosion in a turkish city. it is just across the border from kobani syria. >>> back here at home a country that has long been considered a sponsor of terrorism is now back in the fold. >> reporter: for the first time since the eisenhower era, washington is host to the cuban em embassy embassy. how little the bilateral relationship is changing was clear. >> translator: only the lifting of the economic commercial and financial blockade which has caused so much harm and suffering to our people the return of the occupied territory guantanamo will lend some meaning to the historic event were witnessing today. >> reporter: cuba's flag took its

it seems ernest and didactic and they want us to take lessons from it. what if they did a white man can't jump type of documentary where they showed white people doing funny white things and we could all laugh. wouldn't that be a better approach, and we could have a great time? >> that would bree great. >> they had that show. this is what pisses me off. it is called "jersey shore." if any black people pulled that [belief] they would be arrested and thrown out of town. this is what is upsetting about mtv. we have been there. white people are annoying. it is "jersey shore." they hookup with each other and lick each other owes dough -- each other's donuts and there is no way black people on earth would get away it and that is the real white privilege. >> you keep making interesting points for the left wing communist you are. >> i know. >> i disavow all of that. i don't know that all of that is true that all white people are licking donuts. >> have i been to the jersey shore and i can guarantee they are all doing it. >> i am from the jersey shore and she is

secretary of state john kerry testifying along with energy secretary ernest monez and jacob lew. you see secretary john kerry no doubt, being questioned about this deal with iran. this is the first open hearing on the agreement. >>> both kerry and munoz were involved in the iran nuclear deal. >>> u.s. soldiers in iraq got a surprise visit from defense secretary ashton carter. this is carter's first visit to iraq since he took office earlier this year. he's not expected to announce any major changes in u.s. strategy or any increase in troop levels. about 3300 troops remain in iraq. they're largely training iraq forces as well as providing security. >>> we've had some hot and humid days lately. yesterday started a change and we've got more on the way. another beautiful day with lots of sunshine and low humidity. this dry stretch of weather is going to continue for a while. there may be some changes before the end of the weekend. right now bright sunshine once again. incredible visibility and clean air out there. 78 degrees. there's no wind. one change from yesterday. it's a lot les

he was joined by energy secretary ernest monize and secretary jack lew. lawmakers work clearly skeptical. >> i believe you have been fleeced. you have turned to run for being a pariah to now congress being a pariah. >> the choice we face is between an agreement that will ensure man's beer program -- iran's new beer program is limited rigorously scrutinized, and wholly peaceful. or no deal at all. kimberly: congress has a six day review. period to vote on the deal. president obama has vowed to be -- veto any bill that will block it. you can watch a national town hall tonight at 7:00 on news channel eight. he will stream live on wjla.com. jonathan: coming up, a controversial fundraiser for the police officers charged in freddy gray's death has been scrapped for now. what it involved that has a venues backing away from it. kimberly: growing calls to remove bill cosby's our collection at this with sony and. -- at the smithsonian. reporter: how bats are the roads in d.c.? we will have the report oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on yo

bob corker said that the foreign relations panel needs to hear from john kerry and energy security ernest monese about the details of the deal. they would like to hear from secretary kerry first. but the lawmakers are waiting to of the agreement. >> we await the beginning of a comprehensive review process, premised on a simple question. can the agreement meet its essential test of leaving our country and our allies safer. >> the vice president made a convincing argument as he can make but i think there's a lot of questions to be answered. i was -- i have been skeptical from the beginning of this. i'm still skeptical, i read the joint comprehensive plan of action last night. there's nothing that relieved my skepticism. >> chairman bob corker said paperwork of the final deal could come up to capitol hill by the end of the week, this would start the 60-day period of review allowed to lawmakers. >> the matter of americans being held hostage by iran has been fodder of critics and the president addressed that. >> he talked about if you tie the fate of the four americans releasing the four ameri

the house foreign affairs committee grilling secretary john kerry and jack lew ernest moniz. here is ed royce and secretary john kerry. >> in eight years they get the missile it doesn't look like a victory to me. when i look and see iran's neighbors trust it the least we are presuming iran will change their behavior. that behavior didn't change last weekend when they were chanting death to america. >> chairman with all due respect we are not presuming any such thing. >> a brand new poll is finding many think congress should be rejecting the deal. and mike huckabee is standing by comments he made likening the agreement like leading israelis to the door of the oven. >> the particular comments of mr. huckabee are, i think part of just a general pattern we have seen that is -- would be considered ridiculous if it were not so sad. >> this steps over the line. it should be reputed by everything person of good faith and concern on the facts and within suitable boundaries. >> jeb, hillary president obama, and i am watching your reaction. do you stand by your comments? >> absolutely i

cabinet secretaries john kerry, ernest monies and jack lew testifying before the senate foreign relations committee absolutely key to get the deal through congress. republicans in congress, however, are saying outright they'll do everything in their power to stop the deal. senators blasting the agreement saying iranian negotiators had fleeced and bamboozled the administration. we'll be talking with one of the senators in that hearing today.

joss ernest, the white house press secretary technologies doubt it was breached in this. number of capitol hill staffers i talked to, including those involved in intelligence matters receive notices their information has been breached. you talking about background checks on people that work and indices, their information has been breached. one of the biggest questions right now is just trying to get around the scope of what this actually means and then figure out what to do to change it going forward. there is a lot of steps left to go in this process. matt: thank you very much. phil mattingly in washington. scarlet: showers and confetti were raining down on the u.s. women's soccer team as they paraded through history today in lower manhattan here it will take a look at the tickertape tradition. ♪ matt: it's a big day today in the world of sports. robert federer just advanced in his 10th wimbledon final, breeding -- beating written's andy murphy. he will square off with novak djokovic's on sunday. mark barton is at wimbledon covering the action. he spoke with stephanie ru

that's high praise from the president and probably a lot of pressure if you are energy secretary ernestank you for your time. i have a feeling you must be pretty exhausted over what you've been through the past few weeks. >> it's been a grind but it is a pleasure to be here. >> how long was it before the deal was done that you actually had confidence that it would be? were you an optimist? did you believe that there always would be a final deal? or did it seem shaky to you to the end? >> i think i thought we would get to a deal several days after i felt we would not get to a deal and that was a couple days before we finished. i did feel that come sunday, we had a few issues to resolve. i thought we would come out with a very good deal and i believe we have. >> let me ask you about criticism that's resonates with me. a lot of the criticisms seem to me things that people wrote and prepared and put in bumper sticker form before the deal came out. they were the kind of objections that would be raise nod matter what was in the deal now. that we've seen the deal, one of the things that resona

cabinet secretaries john kerry, ernest monies and jack lew testifying before the senate foreign relations committee. that committee absolutely key to get the deal through congress. republicans in congress, however, are saying outright they'll do everything in their power to stop the deal. senators blasting the agreement saying iranian negotiators had fleeced and bamboozled the administration. we'll be talking with one of the senators in that hearing today. he strongly opposes the deal. he's also running for the republican presidential nomination. senator rand paul with us tonight to talk about iran and presidential politics. >>> also tonight, the house voted to cut off federal funding to sanctuary cities today. more than 200 cities that refuse to enforce u.s. immigration laws. the white house, however, threatening to veto any such legislation. so where does that leave the issue? we discuss tonight. we'll be talking with one of the congressmen who voted to kill sanctuary cities, congressman doug collins, our guest tonight. >>> and donald trump riding high in the polls taking his campaign t

will detect nuclear activity given that they have 24 days to protest inspections, energy secretary ernest>> we will take environmental samples, when environmental samples are taking and nuclear activity has taken place it's virtually impossible to clean up that place. you can paint the floors and do what you want. we feel very confident that one would find the evidence of nuclear activity. >> reporter: ash carter just landed where he will address both israeli and saudi concerns. >> that was jennifer griffin reporting. >>> the annual aids walk in san francisco's golden gate park raised more than $2 million. aids walk walk san francisco kicked off at 8:30 this morning. about 20,000 people showed up for this year's 10k walk. it's just over 6 miles. san francisco residents raised over $24,000 and tops the fundraiser list. >> i walk every year to honor my mom and dad who both died of aids in the early 80s sharing dirty needs. i've been the top -- top fundraiser in san francisco and i'm pretty proud of that. >> the event began in 1987 and since raised $80 million. >>> you can see the reason why

secretary of state john kerry energy secretary ernest mont is -- ernest mont knees -- ernest moniz, and john luke, will be before the foreign affairs committee. back to your calls. casey in westminster massachusetts, an independent. what are your infrastructure transit needs? caller: overall we are doing well in massachusetts. a lot of paving jobs are going on on route 495 which is very congested. overall, the roads here are pretty decent. host: ok. what do you think should be done about the highway trust fund? how should it refunded? caller: is it really a trust fund or is it a line item in the general budget? is the money actually held the side -- is the money actually held aside? host: from "the washington times," "congress faces a deadline to pass a bill that would provide continued funding for the highway trust fund." look at the drop off, june of 2015. there it is, $6.9 billion. look at the projected shortfall heading down. june of 2015 you are at about $2 billion, and then the projected shortfall after that. the deadline is this friday-saturday. congress needs to pass something b

negotiators, secretary of state john kerry and secretary of energy ernest moniz.om prime minister benjamin netanyahu a top critic of the deal. a shooting rampage at marine recruiting center takes five lives. we'll talk to the top democrat on step at intelligence committee about these type of lone wolf terror attacks. donald trump goes on the defensive after he criticisms former pob. >> he is a -- because he was captured. we'll have analysis ton that all

secretary of state john kerry and energy secretary ernest moniz came to capitol hill to sell the nuclear deal they made. president obama says in effect it's this deal or the military option. many republicans are demanding a better bargain. >> it's not disagreement or war, it's disagreement or doing the right thing for the american people. >> and because a bad deal threatens the security of the american people, we want to do everything possible to stop them. >> lawmakers have 60 days to approve or reject the deal with iran. >> that process begins sunday. polls show most americans support the iran nuclear deal. at this point it cannot pass congress. >> iranian diplomats discuss the case of americans still held captive during nuclear talks. humanitarian reasons have motivated the discussion but did not elaborate. it was the first confirmation of the iranians by any talks that may reveal the fate of these three men. >> well a beautiful day outside today. and that's going to lead us into a really pleasant evening tonight. it's all because of this humidity staying low, it's going to continue t