that we have to be about this monitoring and verification regime for the long-term. >> six months karen bassbass asked the question six months is long -- not long enough for great? >> has to be longer. >> very quickly because i'm out of time. what do you think the length of time out to be? >> more than six months but it's how the compliances dealt with. what kind of process will have in place when something comes up when we see iran has not complied. the track record is fair. >> forgive my. >> i would say this is going to be indefinite. the part of the npt is fair. you're going to have to have those launches and they have two have the protocols and the unfettered access is going to have to be there indefinitely. >> thank you mr. chairman. i yield back the. >> we go to mr. david cicilline from rhode island. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses for this very useful testimony of very serious issue. the principle challenge we face as a country is how we reach agreement with the party with very serious consequences that has been deeply untrustworthy and deceptive and i think i

i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you, karen bass. now we go to adam kinzinger of illinois. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you all for being here and helping educate us and talk about some of these important issues. i mean, as i look around the world and i look around especially the middle east, i guess i'm excited that the administration is so giddy about the prospect of negotiations with iran, i think if a lot of the pending negotiations we heard yesterday from the administration about how they're hopeful that the situation going on with the release of five taliban will help lead to a reinvigorated italian to come negotiate with the united states. i reminded some folks in the administration that in fact pakistan's in negotiations with the taliban right now and about a day or two ago 18 people were killed in the airport in a fight with the taliban. a look at the situation in israel, the israel/palestine negotiations and all the effort that the administration's putting into that which while we would all love that to be solved it

i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you, karen bass. now we go to adam kinzinger of illinois. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you all for being here and helping educate us and talk about some of these important issues. i mean, as i look around the world and i look around especially the middle east, i guess i'm excited that the administration is so giddy about the prospect of negotiations with iran, i think if a lot of the pending negotiations we heard yesterday from the administration about how they're hopeful that the situation going on with the release of five taliban will help lead to a reinvigorated italian to come negotiate with the united states. i reminded some folks in the administration that in fact pakistan's in negotiations with the taliban right now and about a day or two ago 18 people were killed in the airport in a fight with the taliban. a look at the situation in israel, the israel/palestine negotiations and all the effort that the administration's putting into that which while we would all love that to be solved it

that we have to be about this monitoring and verification regime for the long-term. >> six months karen bassbass asked the question six months is long -- not long enough for great? >> has to be longer. >> very quickly because i'm out of time. what do you think the length of time out to be? >> more than six months but it's how the compliances dealt with. what kind of process will have in place when something comes up when we see iran has not complied. the track record is fair. >> forgive my. >> i would say this is going to be indefinite. the part of the npt is fair. you're going to have to have those launches and they have two have the protocols and the unfettered access is going to have to be there indefinitely. >> thank you mr. chairman. i yield back the. >> we go to mr. david cicilline from rhode island. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses for this very useful testimony of very serious issue. the principle challenge we face as a country is how we reach agreement with the party with very serious consequences that has been deeply untrustworthy and deceptive and i think i

. >> but six months, karen bass asked the questions, six months is not long enough, agreed? >> oh, for a monitoring -- oh, it has to be longer. >> mr. heinonen, i'm out of time. very quick. what do you think the length of time ought to be? >> more than six months but it depends also on the compliance, how the compliance is dealt with. what kind of process we will have in place when something comes up when we see that the iran has not complied and the track record is pretty poor there. we have had a number of -- >> forgive me, mr. ambassador. >> i say this is going to be indefinite. the part of the npt, you'll have to have monitors, you know, the extra protocols and the unfettered access is going to have to be there indefinitely. >> we go to mr. david cicilline from rhode island. >> thank you to the witnesses for this very useful testimony and this very serious issue. the hearing underscores the principal challenge we face as a country. how do we reach agreement with a party with very serious consequences that has been deeply untrustworethink and deceptive and i think in part

from california, democratic congresswoman karen bass, nice to see you. >>> in other news, pope francis is ruffling a few feather, taking a trip to a town in southern italy notorious for its mafia connections. a boy was murdered in an alleged mob-related killing earlier this year. he also spent some time counseling inmates at a local prison nearby. >>> actor tracy morgan has been transferred to a rehabilitation center where he's expected to remain for the next few weeks. the comedian was upgraded to fair condition, after sustaining severe injuries in a six-vehicle accident on the turnpike. >>> a tip for beachgoers. a new report finds great white sharks are on the upswing in waters off the eastern u.s. and canadian coast. the shark population has been in decline but scientists attribute the resurgence to conservation efforts aimed at hunting prevention. >>> at 6:51 eastern daylight time this morning, we slipped into the summer season of 2014. exactly then. in fact, it looks like it right now in new york city and across the east coast in general. especially at six flags hurricane harbor i