leland vitter has more reaction from that region. hi, leland. >> hi, shannon. in jerusalem, betrayal, abandonment, the israeli foreign minister said if the united states is going to make a deal like this israel might need to start looking for other allies. this program has been the centerpiece of prime minister netanyahu's past 10 years of his political career. he was clearly very upset today about this deal that he and many others in israel feel puts iran on the path to a nuclear weapon. after today's cabinet meeting, he spoke publicly. >> israel is not bound by this agreement. we cannot and will not allow a regime that calls for the destruction of israel to obtain the means to achieve this goal. >> and that was of course a very thinly veiled threat about a unilateral israeli military strike on the iranian nuclear facility, something israel has not done so far, obviously something at the very edge of israel's military envelope in terms of their air force capabilities. also diplomatically now it would be difficult. its goal would be to destroy some of the centr

leland vitter with more. leland. >> very serious words and emotions flying around in jerusalem. betrayal and abandonment. the israeli foreign minister said in the united states is going to make a deal like the one they just did maybe israel needs to go looking for some other allies. one of the foreigner ministers key allies, benjamin netanyahu, who has made the iranian nuclear program a centerpiece for the past ten years of his political career and the government here in israel is very angry about any deal that -- which in their opinion leaves the path open for iran to get the bomb. prime minister netanyahu did not pull any punches after his cabinet meeting today. >> last night is not historic agreement. it's a historic mistake. see is israel is not bound by this agreement we not and will not allow for a regime that calls for the destruction of israel to obtain the means to achieve this goal. >> it's a very thinly veiled threat that the israelis maintain the right to unilateral military action although a strike against the iranian nuclear facilities is right at the outer edge of

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i have two cca's that is submitted in planning on leland street, i am curious to see what this commission will find. thank you. >> supervisor campos has proposed an amendment and take that without objection. that's the case, and now on the underlying ordinances as amended. any other further discussion? colleagues, supervisor avalos. >> i want to clarify that the legislation before us today is item 23, the neighborhood commercial district did not have amendments before it, it's going through as it is today. for those watching, there is a number of people in the district that have raised this as a major concern. i want to thank you them for their patience and advocacy. and for their work in the neighborhood. people have been working very, very hard to improve our commercial corridor. and it seems like at times we are going backwards with empty store fronts. and i don't equate mcd's as causing great harm. but there is a perception that people have. if we have an equation that is all store fronts and businesses on the corridor are doing well. i could see mcd's fitting in okay. but that's not

you see how lovely leland street looks. do you like it? >> yes. >> beautiful, isn't it? we are going to continue. we have a library that is going to be opening up in june. that's right. so i will see you all there at the library. there is a lot of activity going on. it is important we remain connected and engaged. >> would you mind if we were to pull the seniors together and translate for me in a mini meeting? >> yes, sir. >> what we are going ready to do is we are going to have a quick little mini meeting to -- because we didn't translate my short message before. >> i just want to say i want to welcome everyone to the event. >> we have folks in visitation valley only talking with visitation valley. we have folks in bayview again only talking in a very small corridor of 3rd straight and the merchant corridor. we don't have people talking to the hill merchant association, doing patch. all these fragrmented conversations are happening, largely talking about the same thing, crime, keeping the streets clean, supporting sbaubs. that is something i made a concerted effort on t

>> leland vittert live in jersey. thanks. martha: also this morning a dramatic rescue in the heartland after a school bus i should say filled with children toppled into a creek during this flood. it landed on its side. we'll tell you the dramatic story what happened after that. >> a new twist in the mysterious death of this 17-year-old boy. why federal prosecutors are getting involved nearly a year after he was found dead in his high school gymnasium. martha: virginia republican ken cuccinelli was first attorney general in the country to sue the administration over obamacare way back when the whole thing got started. he was the first person in that game. he is in a high-stakes race for governor against terry mcauliffe in virginia. it is tightening, this race. he will be with us moments away. >> because if they can order you to buy health insurance they can order you to buy anything. f you, f you, you're almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth? try poligrip for partials. poligrip helps minimize stress which may da

leland vittert is live. good morning, leland. >> reporter: good morning, martha.s group wants hezbollah to top fighting to support president assad in syria. they support president assad and hezbollah. they are fighting against the al qaeda-backed groups which are largely takeing over the rebel groups inside syria. we've seen the violence come full circle. the al qaeda groups now attacking iranians directly which is a spillover here into lebanon of the syrian civil war. this has clearly been a nightmare scenario as this proxy war inside syria, martha is expanding out and certainly could come full circle around the region. back to you. martha: leland, thank you very much. volatile situation. bill: as we mentioned house speaker john boehner. let's listen. capitol hill right now. >> premiums are going to go down and i think what many people are seeing that the premiums are going right through the roof. listen, it is just one more reason why this health care law needs to be scraped now. >> good morning. the american people are very, very worried. you know moms and dads

. >> leland, as critics pointed out nothing has been destroyed. leland vittert, thanks. >> turning to ambassador dan gillerman, a fox news contributor and former israeli ambassador to the united nations. ambassador, if there was a deal to be made, is this what you envisioned it would look like? >> no, jamie, this is far from what we envisioned and what had to be done. this is a deal which was rushed into blindly mainly because i think the iranians were very eager to have it and they met with unfortunately what they perceived to be a weak and tired america and a europe which is eager to start doing business with iran again. what we have is actually a bad deal. it is a deal which allow iran to continue on its quest for nuclear weapons and i truly believe and softry to say that what while there is a celebration going on in tehran and maybe a sense of achievement or even a sigh of relief in washington and in some european capitals, there is great anxiety and great worry in israel and also say that there is probably a slight smile in pyongyang that is

leland vittert, fox news. >>> a helicopter has crashed into a pub in glasgow scotland.tiple injuries are reported. bbc news quoted a member of parliament as saying there were, quote, a pile of people clamoring out of the pub and that the fire brigade was at the scene. more details as they become available. >>> a happy ending for two survivors of this month's toward in central illinois. this is jacob montgomery with the illinois army national guard and his pit bull dexter. they were separated when the storm hit. dexter was found more than a week later partially buried in debris. both dexter and jacob said to be doing fine now. >>> really this happened. thanksgiving morning at a gas station in miami, a robber demands cash. the clerk stalls for time, presses the silent alarm, bags the money for him. suggests he take some beer, too. the robber has some trouble with his bags, drops his gun. once outside, the bag with the beer splits open. instead of leaving the bags and running off with the cash, the robber stops to pick up the beer. that's when the cops arrive. the robber t

leland, what are the people in jerusalem saying right now? >> reporter: the issue between the president and prime minister, two very different world views in terms of the iranian nuclear program. the leaders seem to be talking at each other, both privately and publicly. for the israelis, they say they do not want the iranians of to see the ability to get a bomb. that means dismantling their centrifuges, giving up their nuclear fuel, those things. for the united states, it seems enough the iranians don't actually have a bomb. which is a very distinct and different view of the world. prime minister netanyahu didn't pull any punches today after learning about this deal. >> last night is not a historic agreement, it's an historic mistake. so israel is not bound by this agreement. we cannot and will not allow a regime that calls for the destruction of israel to obtain the means to achieve this goal. >> reporter: a thinly veiled threat that israel reserves the right it take unilateral military action against the iranian nuclear facility. but that i

leland vittert live in jerusalem with more on that. hi, leland. >> reporter: hi, gregg.nything out of these meetings over the next couple of days, it would be a deal the make a deal where both sides give a little bit. the u.s. and its allies would loosen the thumb screws on those sanctions that are crippling iran's economy while iran would agree to more inspections and perhaps not enriching any more of that high-grade uranium. the secretary of state, who flew from israel to geneva on an unscheduled stop to try to move these talks, says both sides are pretty far apart. >> i want to emphasize there is not an agreement at this point. i don't think anybody should mistake that there are some important gaps that have to be closed. >> reporter: the real wildcard here is, of course, israel who says anything short of a total end to iran's nuclear program is unacceptable to them. in the past they have threatened military strikes against iran, and iran -- israel has spent a lot of time talking to the united states about what kind of deal they want. today prime minister netanyahu, t

curry awkward lelands on his left ankle and has to leave the game. thompson delivers 30 points tonight. curry kind of a tweak of the knee, a sprained ankle. warriors win 106-93. curry, though, says he will be ready friday night in san antonio. >>> in miami, the coach supposedly asked him to toughen up martin. that included voice males, just racist text messages. here is the thing. his teammates, on the dolphins, are standing by incognito. some going as far as to say that he's our honor lee black man. martin has returned back to his native california with his parents tonight. they are meeting with attorneys and putting together something to turn into the nfl about all he went through. jim harbaugh coached martin at stanford. >> i know him to be a fine person and his family, great contributor as a student and an athlete at stanford. student athlete model. and a personal friend. so i support jonathan. >> 49ers did the welcome wagon thing today. back three players who looked to help them down the stretch here. smith of course will be in uniform on sunday

leland vittert is live in jerusalem with the latest now. leland?reporter: and, jenna, this was really the fear, that the syrian civil war, that proxy war going on would spill outside into the neighboring countries, lebanon being one of the prime targets. twin suicide bombs outside of the iranian embassy. remember, the iranians are the top of the triangle here. they support president bashar assad inside syria, they also support the militant group hezbollah that is fighting in syria to help president assad against these al-qaeda groups that are sort of the rebels there inside of syria, and now the violence comes full circle here against the iranian embassy. you have to understand this was a sophisticated attack, well timed, well thought out. if you think of the middle east as a tinderbox and lebanon as kindling there, then you have to look at syria as the spark. the it's a proxy war right now inside of syria, iran helping the syrians and saudi arabia, the other gulf and sunni states helping the rebels there, these al-qaeda-backed groups. it just show

leland vittert is live from jerusalem with more on this story. leland? israelis have long said that they will act to prevent any type of sophisticated weapon systems moving from syria down to syria's friends in lebanon, namely the militant group hezbollah. the location of this air strike, the syrian port city, one of the real regime strongholds there in syria, tells us about what likely was involved. they were trying to hit surface-to-air missiles that if they were transferred to hezbollah, would give that lebanese group the real ability to go after israeli planes over the skies of lebanon, something the israelis have acted before to prevent. a number of strikes over the past few months here against these syrian locations to try and prevent those missile transfers. what really has the israelis irked here is that they never talk about these strikes as they have happened. however, now this is the third time the united states has been the one to confirm that the israelis were behind these kinds of explosions. the israelis have a policy of ambiguity, they sa

>> thank you, leland. he is in jerusalem with that. >> what are experts saying about the temporary deal. who got the better end of it iowa ran or the u.s. embassy bolton, thank you for being here. you called the deal abject surrender by the united states. what do you mean? >> iran gained every major objective that it sought and most importantly it is still inriching uranium and that puts them a head of what repeated security resolutions called for which is a suspension of oil and enrichment activities. the interim deal is weaker than the position of the un security council number one. and number two, iran gained time and legitimacy and has broken the sanctions regimes that were put in place over several years. it is true the relief is limited, but psychologically it is a critical break through for iran. >> let me outline the reportedly good things. number one iowa ran has to divert the fuel stocks and lengthening the time it takes for iran to build a bomb. >> it is a red herring. it is like the iran danni

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what is the deal, leland? >> reporter: . >> reporter: the iranians would stop enriching uranium and the u.s. would loosening the thumb screws on sanctions. it allows for negotiations and if there is no deal that's satisfactory to the united states and its allies they can tighten those thumb screws back down quickly if they need to. bill: benjamin netanyahu is firing back hard and fast. why are the israelis upset. >> reporter: boy, was the prime minister hot today, anything short of ending the iranian nuclear program is not enough. >> iran got the deal of the century and the international community got a bad deal. this is a very bad deal. israel is not obliged by this agreement. >> reporter: it's a thinly veiled threat by benjamin netanyahu saying the israelis still have the option to attack the iranian nuclear facilities on their own despite the deal made the with key allies. bill: thanks, more to come on this. leland vittert live in jerusalem. martha: what is being called the most powerful storm ever to make

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leland has the fox news exclusive. >> reporter: greg, the prime freedom here in israel said all optionsd threat that the jewish state would launch a military strike against iowa ran. the problem is hitting the nuclear program is a tactical ability and military planners are trying to figure out every advantage to get to make good on the threat if they have to. each time the israeli air force f- 16 take off on a training mission the cost is tens of thousands of dollars. it is only way to practice the new thing until now. and the new simulator to make it nearly impossible between flying and make believe. this is what it looks like. the simulator looks like a private eye max theater. and in return for granting unprecedented access to the system, we agreed to console their identity. >> it is a small tact and i can our air forces small, too you want big air space so you can fly and do different migs and you want to do a long- range mission. >> reporter: they have a new mission. planning a possible attack on iowa ran's nuclear program. >> i can flight all of the mission. i can when i am short

>> yes, state senator leland yee is here to join in our efforts. 30% of the senator's district is filipino. what are you doing to help? >> well, one of the things that's been amazing about this is how just little people are getting together and donating money to help with the relief victims in this typhoon yolanda. right after this i'm going to go to foster city, there are a number of families that have come together asking their friends and relatives to come together and just donate. $5, $10, everybody is really pouring their heart out to try to do what they can to help. >> are you hearing a lot from your constituents about their concerns, about relatives? >> absolutely. even now, several days after the typhoon, several days after the destruction, they still have not been able to get hold of their loved ones. they don't know what's going on. and it's just absolutely just nerve-racking and heartbreaking. >> it's been almost weeks and they are still not able to get out to some of the more remote areas. so what do you want to ask people here in the bay area to do? we're famous for it. >> wel