greta. i guess we thought -- thought we had a sound bite there. no, no tell me, mike, what's it like in your immediate area? >> in the immediate area, again, you have got a lot of people now interested in me because they saw somebody doing a live shot. but there has been some talk about the other big development that came out from today. and that is the announcement from police that there won't be any new announcement on friday that the report into the death of freddie gray will not be released on friday, now a lot of people here on the street didn't know about that, so we had to tell them about it and the reaction was not one of outrage. primarily because a lot of people didn't know about it the a lot of people the reaction i got from them good that will prevent people from getting rowdy and using that information as an excuse to get rowdy into n. through the weekend and carrying on monday. other people angry when they hear the information is not going to be release to the public. another e

greta? >> you know, griff ted i just got an email it's not just the people down there who have lost their c.v.s. and that's horrible, but there are a lot of people in that community who work at camden yard and that's been shut down for tonight. so, you know, this has been a broad economic impact on that community the fact that i'm not the one saying that, that was the police officer at the news conference. he is the one who said police coming in shift of tone. that's ominous. but we will watch it anyway, griff, ted, thank you. >> and one mother is making headlines because of what she did when she saw her teenaged son rioting and looting. did you see this? take a look at this. get over here now! did you hear what i say? get over here. >> i love that mother. boy that son sure got the message. this mother told cbs news why she hit her son like that and why she wasn't paying attention to all a the cameras around her. >> he gave me eye contact. and at that point, you know, not thinking about came

greta? >> david lee, thank you. and this is horrifying. today's two terror arrests, three different instances, raise fears that more and more americans are joining isis. >> they were arrested before they did anything. at least before they harmed anyone but, you know we are hearing more and more nights that we are reporting here that americans are joining isis or al qaeda. what's your thought on this? >> well, i mean, these are u.s. citizens, but self-radicalized. in the case of the two women, they considered themselves to be citizens of the islamic state. they were attending a mosque on long island in new york. they were intending on using pressure cookers. they obviously don't have the best interest of america at heart. as we witness the expansion of isis in the middle east and europe. he we are reminded that if we don't defeat the threat overseas that we will be facing it here at home. they had the propane tanks in their possession when they were arrested. they asked the informant for copi

>> good to see you greta. we are hearing she will announce likely on sunday afternoon that she is running for the white house for a second time. what is significant about that is we hear it will be a video on social media. sort of reintroducing her to voters. similar to what she did in early 2007. where it may be different is that time she was still in the senate. had had votes all week after she put that video out and so she didn't get to a battleground state like here in iowa for about a week after that initial announcement in 2007. this time her advisors say she is likely to be here on the ground in the hawkeye state as early as monday or tuesday trying to basically go door to door, convince voters she is not going to take them for granted. remember in her first run, she was seen as the inevitable democratic nominee. maybe the inevitable first female president. it all came crashing down here in iowa. she finished third to barack obama and john edwards. maybe some people here thought that she took their vote

thank you, greta. >> and today's white house tweet just the latest sign that president obama doesn't like prime minister netanyahu and doesn't like that prime minister netanyahu would disagree with him over this iran nuclear deal. >> this is a ba -- bad deal. it's a very bad deal. >> it's a good deal. a deal that meets our core objectives. >> it's no secret the president wanted to see the prime minister lose, wanted to see him weakened. >> i think it's a personal grudge and i think it's rotten. >> in the oval office they have had very frosty meetings before and it's clearly getting frostier. >> it's been shameful the way we have treated the best ally we have. >> we have been stead fast in the defense of israel. >> this deal would pose a grave danger to the region and to the world and would threaten the very survival of the state of israel. >> and joining us our political panel abc political director rick klein and "weekly standard" steve hayes. steve, i don't think if i were president obama in the whit

greta? >>> james, if we go through the deadline is iran enriching uranium right now as all this discussion is going on and deadlines being pushed back? >> right. they have been enriching uranium to very low levels and diluting higher enriched uranium to low levels during the whole course of these talks for 16 months. that plan will stay in place through june 30th. if there is no deal and there is no extension beyond june 30th yes, they would be able to go back to enriching as they were to 20% or perhaps higher, 90% is what you need to do a nuclear weapon. once you got to 20%, going to 90% isn't that hard. >> are we relying on their word that they are diluting or are we actually doing inspecting because they have certainly lied before and they have certainly hidden enrichment that they were doing before? >> throughout the entire 16 months of these negotiations, these inspections have been carried out by the international atomic energy agency, the iaea which is the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog agen

greta? >> john, in looking at the video it looks like and i say looks like that the police officer goes back and puts something near the decedent as he is lying down. is that true did he put something near the decedent? >> they don't know yet. the south carolina law enforcement division is handling the investigation here and talking to all parties involved. here's the story that he told. he said that the man, walter scott, grabbed his taser. that he had stopped him for a traffic stop taillight was out. he ran into a nearby lot. he tried to hit him with his taser. the officer says that they wrestled for the taser that scott grabbed the taser and ran off. but clearly in that video you see there is something lying at slager's feet after he shoots scott, he walks over, he handcuffs him behind his back, i think scott is already almost dead at that point. he runs back, grabs what was on the ground and places it at his feet. questions are being asked was that the taser in question here that slager

they need help ted. >> you are absolutely right, greta.e national guard, you would expect that the governor for the state of maryland would have been more actively involved. you are right, law enforcement cannot do it alone. we -- the citizens are under siege here in baltimore. the governor needs to get up off his butt and get some people out here to help the lawr enforcement officers. >> and you know this is the other problem. they are on the streets there, and you know it's impossible to get much direction from your seniors when you don't know what's going to happen next. you've got the mayor saying that -- give the rioters a little space, which is -- i know she has walked that back but i mean there is chaos out in the streets. i'm sympathetic to the police. >> reporter: greta, if i could give a little context, what we are seeing here and what ted and i who were in ferguson mo movement remember it was in that small one area, that quarter of a mile area. so even though the looters were up and down in that certain area we knew it was confi

>> greta, good evening. it was a very somber morning here at the white house listening to the president. i have seen him in a number of different happy and quizive. and as a matter of fact. first time since covering the white house. i noticed that he was really struck very emotional president today talking about the accident that cost the lives of not only an american hostage as you pointed out warren weinstein but also an italian hostage held by al qaeda giovani laporto. the two men were killed in a drone strike carried out by the cia. we're told, greta that happened back in january. many the among questions we had not only for the president but also for the press secretary josh earnst, for the record the president didn't take questions but josh did. why the delay? why did it take so long to tell the american people when in effect they didn't know for several weeks after the strike that weinstein and laporto were part of the scrims victims of the drone strike. a situation the white house is going to review

greta? >> wow that was a scare request scene., thank you. >> a major league base brawl. that's demargia and lorenz zoe. we know what happened to w. those two in the opening series. that's not capitol hill that was last night's game. receiving warners fog two batters being hit by pitches. royals pitcher exchanged harsh words with white sox outfielder adam heaten. five players got ejected. inis the future finally here in the race is on to buy the new apple watch and consumers around the world lining up at stores to get their first look. andrew joins us. so tell me, what's the difference between this new watch and me just getting duct tape and putting my iphone on the wrist with the duct tape? >> there is awful lot of electronics, this watch can do a lot of things, can you pay with it. you can get your. >> i can do that with my iphone, can't i? >> you can. but the thing about this watch is that it is kind of -- you can look at it as an iphone accessory. take all that functionality out of your pocket for a quick glance, quick call, t

greta: that is interesting. given that this week rand paul will announce that he is running in 2016, amid this debate there -- that is happening about religious freedom. i doesn't sound like you think both of you think, that this is that big of a factor for the 2016 contender. you heard his response about rand paul, who he is not worried about, or thinks he will get those people who care about religious freedom anyway. paul: if you open up the file drawer that is labeled "social issues," it is a huge it issue for 2016. i am not sure the religious freedom act of indiana occupies more than a small file in that drawer. it is going to be another reason for conversation as to who exactly is out of touch with the american people. which side. michael: i think a republican candidate who took on this issue in a smart and very judicious way could make that file a lot bigger. in fact, help with the republican weakness on gay marriage by saying, republicans understand that the country is not with us on this issue -- maybe t

greta? >> all right. january 7th and 9th. that's when the terrorism on the jewish ship places in paris, charlie hebdo. now, we see the christians or catholic church, is that the target now? that is exactly what that target was hidenned level of security. police soldiers and senegal and mosque 200 of the most prominent catholic churches in france. more than 45,000 catholic churches in france. so it's very difficult for the authorities to have patrols on all of them. what the french prime minister said today in the light of these eminent attacks is that this attack on catholicism is actually an attack on france's heritage because france has always been known as the vatican's eldest daughter. got a very large catholic community. it's always been very faithful, if you like, to the v.a.t. can. and going to church on a sunday is really so much part of french life. greta? >> kathleen, thank you. >> thank you. >> and in the past few days alone we have seen the arrest of a suspect plotting to kill ch

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kimberly guilfoyle in for greta. >> this is a fox news alert. an alarming arrest. an ohio man is accused of plotting to attack the u.s. homeland after training with terrorists overseas. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is standing by to go on the records in just seconds. hello everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. >> today in ohio, an alleged isis sympathizer indicted on federal charges. he trained with terrorists in syria and returned to the u.s., planning to kill american soldiers and police. the 23-year-old suspect is a naturalized u.s. citizen. he is he now facing several charges, including providing material support to terrorists. today's indictment, says the suspect left the u.s. bound for syria in april, 2014. he bought a one way ticket to greece. but he never boarded his connecting flight from istanbul to athens. instead, he traveled to syria, prosecutors say that's where the suspect trained with weapons and explosives and was then instructed by a larrick to it return to the u.s. and commit acts of terror. and today's indictmen

particularly sad event, greta. what we know from the asyrian association for human rights is that the explosion happened around 9:00 a.m. the militants have gone and placed explosives inside the church the church was destroyed. it happened in northeastern syria. and this is an area where kurdish and christian forces have been battling with isis militants for months for control of this area it's a very sad event. i think for the christian community. >> is it -- the christians are clearly being targeted in so many parts of the world is there any effort to protect these christians in syria? >> of course there are the kurdish and christian militias trying to fend off isis and protect the civilian prop legs and keep control of their villages. so there is definitely an effort both on part of christian militias and of course the kurdish fighters to try to protect these communities. it's a difficult challenge. >> imagine putting obama in in -- imagine putting a bomb in a church on easter sunday. >> grn reporter christopher

greta, look at this.nderstand that congressman kildee yesterday tweeted something that the speaker boehner then retweeted. so right this minute when we talk about the fact that we have a government that can't be bipartisan you don't -- i mean, i know you know this by but the bipartisan support that's coming on right now for amir could be something that could be spring springboarded in the discussion for other issues. why can't we sit down and have a conversation just about a marine and that marine might do what it does all the time? that's galvanize a nation and bring us together and solve some other issues. >> i should point out that t m kildee is democrat and the speaker is republican and theren lies the problem. >> the marines feel like because is he a marine he is not getting quite the support he should. >> i have got to tell you and you i have to say it, last week i was at a conference in nashville and it was crazy the number of marines -- there was 90,000 people from the nra descended on nashville t

>> good evening, greta. what we are looking at is this classified, unclassified breach or a breach of an unclassified network at the white house back in october of 2014. what officials are telling us now, cyber intelligence sources, they believe that it was a russian operation called operation pawn storm. the administration won't identify this as russian hackers. the white house says no sensitive administration have been stolen. they have been talking about the frequency and information with which hackers are attempting to infiltrate u.s. facilities, u.s. infrastructure and cyber infrastructure. that's something that they have been saying publicly for some time. also, as you noted, the state department was also hacked into. that's a suspected russian intrusion as well. that took the state department months to resolve. attempting to try to get that footprint out and any continued entrance into the state department network. so, this continues especially according to that source since the u.s. upped its sanctio

greta takes to you michigan to meet the marines of the marine glald iran. heart broking moment mother first saw her son held >>> right now the emotional interview you will only see right here "on the record." greta just went to michigan to talk with the parents of a u.s. marine wrongly jailed in iran. amir hekmati's father is dying from cancer and more than anything he wants to see his son again. greta spoke with both of the marine's distraught parents. >> you actually spoke to the judge who sentenced your son? >> yes. they let me to go in judge -- in front of judge. >> this is after the trial though, right? >> yes. after when i knew the sentence was death. i was anxious to see amir. >> did you see him? >> when i was in front of judge and i told him i want to see amir and he just wrote signed the letter that they can take you from here to see amir. and they took me to amir. i waited behind the door for a long time until somebody came and let me in i went to different buildings and he was sitting there with with eyes what do you call it? >> blindfold? >> he

. >> hi, greta. well, you heard it, marco rubio with some pretty unsubtle wraps at hillary clinton and jeb bush who was marco rubio's mentor which he was rising up through the state legislature ultimately become the speaker of the florida house before running for the u.s. senate. rubios would a long shot when he ran in 2010. he was one of the first tea party backed candidates to actually get elected and begin that waive of the 2010 sort of levy lucien of the tea party year. and since then he is also sort of part of the senate's establishment. is he on the foreign relations committee. tomorrow he will head back to washington to throw questions at secretary of state john kerry who will be testifying in d.c. it's a aggressive -- it's a progressive aggressive campaign that he faces in front of him. for the last couple of years he spent several hundred thousands declaration of on data base and. while the decision was made since christmas it's been in the work for some time. third one in. jeb bush and scot

join greta at 7:00 p.m.hank you. >>> the fbi warning the public to be on the lookout for two men who robbed at least three banks in pennsylvania with such precision, investigators think they may have military or law enforcement background. trace gallagher from our west coast newsroom. what about the way they are holding their guns? that seems to be a clue. judge, with military type pro situation. with each of these bank heists, the robbers are getting better and bolder. the two men walk into the bank with weapons drawn, one of the men then jumps over the counter and empties the teller drawers as well as the vault. apparently he does it very quickly. the other robber stands guard in the bank lobby controlling employees and customers. investigators say surveillance tape shows these are not just run of the mill crooks saying they handle their weapons with extreme precision, pointing out their fingers are not on the triggers themselves but on the barrels of the gun which is a long known safety method taught to o

plus part 2 of greta's interview with family of marine jailed in iran.you on the five tomorrow. good night. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> if congress kills this deal, then it's the united states that will be blamed for the failure of diplomacy. >> will congress revolt against president obama's iran nuke negotiations? tonight, we will hear from the senator leading the charge. >> i think that anyone who is thinking about maybe being an atheist, if you read the bible, i believe you will emerge from that as an atheist. >> the insults on religion continue unchecked in america. but john stossel says that's not a problem. he will be here to explain. >> we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. >> uh-oh. all men are created equal? the federal government saying that

here's greta. >>> at this moment a rare interview with congressman paul ryan and he's trying to do something very fast. he's here to tell you why. but right now it is growing. christians massacred. where is the outrage? where are our leaders, our own president refusing the obvious that many of the victims are targeted just because they are christians. islamic extremists continuing to execute innocents and it's on video. ask yourself, uk spain, germany, the rest of the world. so where is everybody? look, whatever we're doing to stop isis isn't working. >> well, everybody is still waiting for u.s. leadership, whether the president likes it or not, the u.s. has to stop leading from behind, has to stop closing its eyes to these atrocities and has to stop failing to do what the united states as the only superpower left can do and that is to bring some order and stability to a chaotic region. >> you know, the president hates to use the word genocide. he you know, the president hates to use the word genocide. if that isn't genocide, i don't foe what is genocide. now you have pope francis making sta

greta goes "on the record" right now and "special report" online starts in two seconds. >> we all dread it. yes, the worst day of the year, april 15th and there are only five hours left until the tax day deadline. presidential cand marco rubio has a tax plan. does it make sense? you are about to hear his plan. senator rubio is about to tell you all about it nonstop disgusting irs waste from $8,000 stair climber to stuffed animals, bathtub toys and even kazoos while the irs wants you to pay up today by midnight. wait until you hear how the irs is spending some of the money they just took from you. "on the record" takes you inside the dangerous iranian prison where our u.s. marine is being held. you are going to hear about the most brutal conditions amir hekmati is suffering in. all of that straight ahead. >> this is a fox news alert. isis launching a major new offensive in iraq. this time advancing in the key on bar province. forcing innocent people to flee their own homes. capturing three villages and capáuring with iraqi forces. just back from iraq, she joins us live. erin, tell me wha

let's bring in greta van susteren.now she's passionate about this story that we don't seem to have answers about. we don't know anything about these hostages. >> almost nothing. the poor levinson family because this has been going on for eight years, they get absolutely no information. it may be it's just impossible to deal with iran. we all know that iran is a horrible nation who sponsors terrorism. but we ought to be able to get some information. the state department does not seem to be the most aggressive in getting this information. look i've positioned this next to sergeant andrew tahmooressi when the state department had an easy one president obama did zero. naturally i'm suspicious here that he's trying to do anything even though it's a very difficult task. i concede that. but prove you're trying to do something. >> the interesting thing is that it seems that they went all out to get sergeant bowe bergdahl back. now there's a tremendous amount of controversy about that. now we've got these four hostages in iran.

greta, good to have you. i think it's a very good point that it would look very, very badly politically obvious whatever credibility the report might have. right? >> look, this report should be done quickly. and i blogged it on greta wire and that had chairman gowdy on and he agreed site be done with the end of the year. he said they weren't cooperating. state department wasn't, then secretary clinton wasn't, they were learning about new e-mails. what i blogged, make the demands now, and if they don't comply, give them some dates and i tend open the year issue the report, and if you don't have certain informationor, write you asked for it, it wasn't provided, and in the courtroom if someone has control of information and refuses to comply, the jury is told you can infer the person is trying to hide something 'adverse inference. what is interesting is that today, chairman gowdy sent a letter off to secretary clinton's lawyer and said -- gave their two dates and said he wants information about her record about

the interesting thing about these six, greta is that four of them tried to do in this last november. a greyhound bus to go to jfk and from there fly to istanbul. these guys knew they were on the fbi's radar and still they were still plotting to go this time to allegedly through mexico and then fly to istanbul. that shows you that true belief knowing that the fbi was watching them they were doing that. one of the things they did not know that one of the people they were talking to had actually become an fbi informant. that's really the bailiffs of this case right now. >> is there anything in the investigation so far and i realize the threat has just been unsealed and they were headed to isis. are they intent on anything in our homeland? >> yeah. the u.s. attorney andy lugar said today there is no indication whatsoever as you are aware and as you have reported al shabaab has made a video threat against the mall of america. ohio man come back and trying to allegedly having a terror act to the united states. but, at this point no evidence that these six men were plotting anything here in

you know, i have to say this and i think this is important to point out greta the uae is among a number of regional powers. israel among them that are increasingly concerned about tehran's growing footprint not just disruptions and political infighting that it's caused among many of its narks but also its growing nuclear capability. it's raising a lot of concerns and that was part of the discussion here at the white house today. >> does the white house think it's at all peculiar that they are trying to tell us to be convinced that iran can be trusted in a nuclear weapons deal yet at the same time we are worried that we have to send our men and women out there to fight them to stop supplying weapons to rebels in yemen? >> you are perfectly on the money by making that assertion. i actually asked josh about this josh earnst the white house preas secretary not today but in a previous opportunity at the briefing and here's what he said. he said it's not compartmentizing. it's simply setting this aside. meaning what the iranians do much of which the american administration, the obama administ

greta van susteren anchors on "the record." great to have you. >> hi. >> we heard from those people but nata from anyone else. >> i think it's smart. what do they gain by it? this is an ongoing situation. we don't know how it's going to develop. what are you going to do put out 140 characters. my husband is a supporter of governor martin o'malley. this is his state. he was mayor. eight years ago he was mayor of baltimore and he lives in baltimore. former secretary of state hillary clinton, she issues her tweet but she -- because she only has 140 characters she doesn't get to put in her support for law enforcement there. she runs into trouble. the best thing in this vemg story for these people who are looking at it stay out of it. this is going on right now. stay out of it. >> i'm going to take you to task. a lot of people are looking for leadership. this is' growing issue. we saw it in ferguson. we saw it in south carolina now we're seeing it again. we saw it in brooklyn new york. some people want to hear a leadership position.

thank you, greta.as watching something on c-span, and you are on their -- there with the white house. and he was talking about this new trade deal. host: it was actually -- the democrat from ohio. caller: i'm sorry, yet. you are right. the bottom-line was he said, it was sovereignty. he said if a corporation doesn't agree with the law here in the united date, they can to our government. and the panel decides for us to change her law than to make a profit. right there is wrong because they are going to change it for the better for them. not the people. here we go again, another democrat going to stab us in the back on the way out like the clintons. he did that on the way out. he made $100 million a day during the bush administration. host: tom, -- don, let take the issue that you brought up -- let's take the issue you brought up. what is your response to the critics have pointed this out? guest: there has been a lot of focus and discussion about the investor state issue. all it means is that if you are

greta: this week on "newsmakers" -- tony perkins, the president of the family research council joinss from baton rouge. in studio, we have paul singer and mike warren. paul, go ahead with the first question. paul: can you explain for the viewers why a bill like the religious freedom restoration act is necessa

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. >> tonight i'm going to be in for greta "on the record" and greta traveled to michigan on monday andheld in iran. the father has brain cancer and wants to see his son before he dies. hopefully we can make that happen and take you inside the 2016 race and in other news. we have some news from brazilian supermodel -- eric, you've been following this closely, gisele bundchen who is leaving the catwalk next week. two decade-long career very successful businesswoman and supermodel. i'm sure many will be sorry to see her go. she'll just be performing for tom brady now. >> she's not leaving. >> she's waiting in my car. >> can we do this very quickly? >> in a hot tub? >> yes greg's hot tub with dobbs and whoever. >> campus reform.org found out that 22 states have colleges where illegals get instate tuition. watch what happens when they talk to kids who are paying full tuition out of state, watch. >> you can save $80,000 on your education. >> oh, my gosh. really? >> that would be amazing. >> so in order to do that, you would have to give up your u.s. citizenship to be an undocumented student

greta goes "on the record" right now.ould the white house mock prime minister netanyahu and did it on twitter. picture showing a cartoonist with a bomb complete with a red line look familiar? the obama administration obviously mocking prime minister netanyahu's 2012 speech to the u.n. general assembly where he used a is he similar diagram to send a warning about nuclear iran. representative lee zeldin joins us. good evening sir. >> hi, greta. >> to me, i just don't get this. how you juvenile to take a swipe at an ally who is obviously very worried about his neighbor and for good reasons because the former president said they wanted to wipe israel off the map and then make fun of

greta goes "on the record" right now.nister netanyahu and did it on twitter. picture showing a cartoonist with a bomb complete with a red line look familiar? the obama administration obviously mocking prime minister netanyahu's 2012 speech to the u.n. general assembly where he used a is he similar diagram to send a warning about nuclear iran. representative lee zeldin joins us. good evening sir. >> hi, greta. >> to me, i just don't get this. how you juvenile to take a swipe at an ally who is obviously very worried about his neighbor and for good reasons because the former president said they wanted to wipe israel off the map and then make fun of

[indiscernible] announcer: as the guests are served, we want to show you an interview greta bronner didday. this was taped yesterday. she gives a preview of what she thinks about the dinner. >> this year's host, we're talking the night before. tell me, is the speech ready? cecily strong: i will probably be making it changes until i am done speaking. while i am sitting there i'm going to have little changes. i may add some things. if my brain works during the speech i may even do some tweaks . >> how many times have you practiced? cecily strong: i have been using friends as my audience my test audience. i've been reading through everything and seeing what works. i practiced with them, and my dad. i wanted him to be a fresh laughter. he has heard most of it. >> your dad has a loud laugh. did you get some loud laughs from him? cecily strong: i did. i was be reading it. i want those real laughs from him. >> how have you prepared for tomorrow night? cecily strong: i don't know that i am prepared mentally. i have a great group of writers that i'm working with. we had a couple meetings where w

kimberly guilfoyle in for greta. >> this is a fox news alert. an alarming arrest.accused of plotting to attack the u.s. homeland after training with terrorists overseas. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is standing by to go on the records in just seconds. hello everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. >> today in ohio, an alleged isis sympathizer indicted on federal charges. he trained with terrorists in syria and returned to the u.s., planning to kill american soldiers and police. the 23-year-old suspect is a naturalized u.s. citizen. he is he now facing several charges, including providing material support to terrorists. today's indictment, says the suspect left the u.s. bound for syria in

>> good evening, greta.ed, unclassified breach or a breach of an unclassified network at the white house back in october of 2014. what officials are telling us now, cyber intelligence sources, they believe that it was a russian operation called

greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. tonight, no specifics.june 30th. there is a framework for an iranian nuclear deal. and meeting with some skepticism from both sides of the aisle. just hours ago negotiators in switzerland understanding outlining limits on iran yawn program. congressional republicans and democrats will continue to press the obama administration on the details, the specifics of those limits. fox news correspondent leland vittert joins us. leland, what's the deal? >> it seems like greta, on the face of it, at least the united states gave up a lot to get even this agreement about making a deal. it's possible it could all fall apart by june 30th. that's when everyone has to