you lied, you knew you were lying when you lied. >> they lied four times and they lied to the detriment of the state. here's what happened, the states file an application saying we want to stop the justice department from accepting applications under the president easy illegal order. >> the president gave the executive order saying a certain amount of illegal immigrants can stay. they got the ball rolling and then they got sued. >> in court they said no has applied for this yet. four times they said it, two times in verbally and twice in writing. then he discovers not only did they lie but 100,000 people applied for this program when the states had been lulled into a false sense of security and the judge had been lied to. >> they told the judge don't worry those people applied under a thing that happened back in 2012 and not under the current executive action and it was a complete lie and the lawyers from doj knew they were lying, this had nothing to do with what happened in 2012. >> they lied and then they lied about lying. the only thing that the judge did to protect them is in this o

tiffany li's family members also came. the mother and brother of murder suspect tiffany li attended the arraignment but left without saying a word. the three suspects appeared in court charged with killing keith green, li's former boyfriend and father of her two children. the murder charge is enhanced with a special allegation. >> the allegation that a firearm was used in the commission of the offense by one of the parties involved. >> reporter: abc 7 news learned earlier that green died from a single bullet wound to the neck. his body was discovered two weeks ago dumped on a small road in sonoma county. green disappeared april 29th, the day he went to the pancake house in millbrae reportedly to meet li to settle child custody issues. sources who know the family tell abc 7 news tiff any li is the daughter of a rich and powerful family in china. she he lives in this mansion which her mother bought in affluent hillsborough. early saturday morning a sheriff's s.w.a.t. team converged on the home, broke through the steel gates

the new york "daily news," declaring him less popular than lies. than lies. and the lies we understood were upset. anyway, charles is asking where is the same over the top type of stories on hillary clinton? bernie sanders? i'm not saying they are not out there but there are not as many of them out there. also joining us. -- usual great job hosting bulls and bears. happy to have all here. okay, if you are going to hire a 25 person team at the washington post to dig into donald trump. have at it. i just didn't remember hearing the same zeal with senator barack obama or quite the enthusiasm with hillary clinton. doesn't mean i'm not seeing it. just not to the same degree. >> a large degree the mainstream media hasn't changed its spots. they were over top excited in 2008 for obama. and as far as the washington post hiring people to investigate donald trump what i found more interesting is the decision not to do the same with hillary clinton and almost every day another bomb shell. >> this week just discovered through the clinton initiative a lot of money from ke

i would push back on one thing li bin said. i think his intellectual discussion of deterrence was interesting and thoughtful and largely irrelevant. it is a fact of the last 70 years. the risk of conflict in nuclear arms states that they don't have conventional attacks and nuclear arms states. and the nuclear capability to deter response is theoretically interesting, but not practical. the historical evidence is nonproliferation -- willing to attack vietnam and china and britain, china and the united states and korea is not a nuclear armed state. i don't know that this deterrence components distinction is quite as important as it might seem. the second thing where i would push back, then what li bin had time to say, this question of strategic sensibility. in the article, it suggested chinese scholars are coming to use the us traditional definition of strategic stability. that has not been my experience. quite to the contrary, the narrow definition rose pointed out one of the dangers with strategic stability risks assimilating t

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i would push back on one thing that li bin said. i think his intellectual discussion of deterrence and compelance was interesting and thoughtful and largely irrelevant because it is a fact of the last 70 years that the risk of conflict between nuclear armed states is such that we don't have conventional attacks on nuclear armed states. so whether or not a conventional attack, depending to our nuclear capability deter response is compelance of deterrence is theoretically interesting but it is not practical. and the historical evidence is that nonnuclear states are perfectly willing to attack nuclear armed states. vietnam, china, argentina, britain. china and the united states and korea when china was not a nuclear armed state. so i don't know if this deterrence compelance distinction is quite as important as it may seem. the second thing where i would push back -- and this is clearer in the article than it was in what li bin had time to say -- is this question of strategic stability. in the article it suggested that chinese scholars

li is one of the three people in zrail correspond frein's murder.ee was in the courtroom join us litch now from redwood city a story you'll see only on 7 vic? >> reporter: here are the documents. we're learning tonight that keith green the murdered man's mother now has custody of his children. a judge issued the warrants telling the investigators district attorney's investigators and the mother to go to the hillsborough home and a day school to seize the children. this happened just yesterday. now today tiffany li's mother came to court here to ask the judge to reverse the judge's decision. tiffany li's mother and her lawyers came to the courthouse to fight for custody of her grandchildren. ff's our position they were kidnapped unlawfully by our government. >> reporter: jeff carr is the attorney for her daughter tiffany li. he's talking about her two children who were suddenly taken into protective custody yesterday by district attorneys' investigators. li, her current boyfriend and olivier adele la are all in custody and charged with murdering keit

li your article is fascinating. i second everybody's -- i'll read it carefully -- two ideas that particularly impressed me are despite the previous question, the difference between deterrence and compelance in -- [ inaudible ] and the comment in your article that china sees nuclear weapons as militarily unusable and particularly not relevant to a conflict that begins as a conventional conflict. when i think of where those ideas might be most applicable, i am drawn to the case of the cargill conflict between pakistan and india where clearly pakistan viewed nuclear weapons as having the ability to deter a nuclear attack and make a conventional war more profitable for pakistan. and i wonder if you could point us to any cases in which china has remonstrated with pakistan regarding the usefulness of nuclear weapons and the implications, for example, of giving tactical commanders control over nuclear weapons. >> thank you. thank you very much for your comment and the question. i believe that my comment and the pakistani g

he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth. and he had a pattern that i think is straight out of a psychology textbook. his response is to accuse everybody else of lying. he accuses everybody on that debate stage of lying, and it's simply a mindless yell. whatever he does, he accuses everyone else of doing. the man cannot tell the truth but he combines it with being a narcissist. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country has ever

li lifeless at times. automatic one-game suspension.e kerr knows harnessing draymond's emotion is like juggling vials of nitroglycerin. >> we need his edge. we need his fire. every once in a while he spills over the top. he knows that. we'll take it. he's got to be composed tomorrow night for sure, especially on the road. >> lebron and the cavs trying to wrap up eastern conference tight until toronto. this was all cavs, all the time. kyrie irving to lebron. cavs by seven. lebron here, the fake, the drive, the hammer. lookout below you. 33. cavs roll, 113-87. heading to the finals. lebron going sixth straight typals. first player to do that since bill russell, casey jones and boston celtics in the 1960s. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great holiday weekend, everybody. >>> dubs fans looking for a fun place to watch the game can head over to the oracle where warriors will have an official watch party. the parking lot will open at 4:00. tipoff is set for 6:00. >>> it is shaping up to be a gorgeous day across northern california. me

that just spread lies, blatant lies. but i guess donald dismayed because it was a couple of years they wrote a story about jfk and donald was dismayed that the folks in the media weren't repeating this latest idiocy and he figured he would have to do it himself. he would have to go on national television and accuse my dad of that. listen. my father has been my hero my whole life. my dad was imprisoned and tortured in cuba. when he came to america, he had nothing. he had $100 in his underwear. he washed dishes making 50 cents an hour. he's the kind of person donald trump looks down on. i'm going to do something that i haven't done for the whole campaign. i'll tell you what i really think of donald trump. this man is a pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of of his mouth. and in a pattern i think is straight out of a psychology textbook, his response is to accuse everybody else of lying. he accuses everybody on that debate stage of lying. an

it was also the national inquirer that went after my wife heidi, that just spread lies, blatant lies, but i guess donald was dismayed because it was a couple of weeks ago the inquirer write this idiot particular story about j.f.k. and donald was dismayed that the folks in the media weren't repeating this latest idiocy so he figured he'd have to do it himself. he'd have to go on national television and accuse my dad of that. listen, my father has been my hero my whole life. my dad was imprisoned, tortured in cuba. when he came to america he had nothing. he had $100 in his underwear. he washed dishes making 50 cents an hour. he's exactly the kind of person donald trump looks down on. i'm going to do something i haven't done for the entire campaign for those of y'all who have traveled with me all across the country. i'm going to tell you what i think of donald trump. this man is a pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth. and he had a pattern that i think is straight out of a psychology textbook.

rhodes lied, and obama lied. back to the founding fathers.istrations have put their spin on things. but this is outright lie together american people and then boasting about it. jo ling: fox news's kevin corke did ask press secretary josh earnest if any members of the administration lied and ernest reflying an emphatic -- replying an emphatic no. so is ben rhodes complicit in this issue? >> no, he lied. i'm sure you read the "new york times" magazine piece. he boasted about putting one over on the american people, and boasted about setting up that false choice between war or a nuke deal. and by the way, the journal that did that never got around to asking about putin or libya. so what emerged was a picture of a white house that as some of the sources said, just refuses to learn. it's ideologically based. they made up their minds before they get the expert briefing. and i have said on fox many times, what stuns me about this administration isn't that it came into the office naive. but that it never learned. even jimmy carter learned. but obama

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timothy's implying that donald trump lies and lies and lies. lying implies intent and donald trump doesn't go out there and lie and intend to deceive people. >> does he just forget these things? >> donald trump, as don pointed out, does more interviews with the press than any candidate in modern history. >> they're outrageous statements. they're scrutinized every single night. >> he doesn't poll test his speeches. hillary clinton poll tests every word that comes out of her mouth. donald trump doesn't do that. he speaks off the cuff and makes mistakes. we all make mistakes on air. >> i got to get to a break. >> let's say he doesn't poll test his statements, but please, god, let's fact check his statements. >> we do fact check. >> 2% true, 6% mostly true. and 43% false. thank you. >> thank you. z . >> see you guys soon. >>> bernie sanders a zombie candidate? if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from nasal allergy symptoms, all

friends say tiffany li is from a wealthy and powerful family, and they fear for their lives.eith green shared two children with li, they had been raising them together until they split up late last yearçó and began a custody battle. >> i would watch them, the girls, he would put on funny masks, anything to entertain them. >> reporter: green was last seen at this pancake house, and was supposed to meet li to go over custody details, but he never returned home. his cell phone was found in golden gate park, his vehicle in sonoma county. tonight, the children are with li's parents at the home that was raided by deputies, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> and authorities are looking into a house fire on whether or not a fire that killed a boy was set on purpose, the fire was first reported before 10:00 a.m. neighbors tried to rescue the boy after hearing screams from the mother. >> she ran out of the house, saying help me, my baby, my baby. >> i hosed her off, asked where the baby was and started to go in, i could only get half way through the living room. >> the boy's mother was s

he either lied to the "new york times" or he lied to the public and the congress to get this iran dealhrough last summer. if he had told either of those lie to the f.b.i., he would be indicted. kennedy: someone at his level -- i know he wrote some pros and was a fiction writer before in his previous i veil why life. >> that it didn't know. kennedy: there is no way he's doing this piece on his own and disseminating this without the president's knowledge. >> republicans asking for ben rhodes to be fired, do they think the president was ignorant of the lies he was telling at the time in the name of the white house that the president oc on. kennedy: and this foreign policy advisor betrayed the president? >> there is a remember the white house has given him cover. >> there are good arguments on both sides. this is about the way government achiefs its goals. glorifying people when they lie for it. kennedy: coming up with all sorts of rationalizations to plant stories with it's a self-serving end prize. thank you for being here. taylor swift find her way into a taylor swift find her way into

the other two suspects, li and buy yacht, were in a relationship. green's former attorney told abc 7 news green and li broke up last year. >> it all began with keith discovering that tiffany had an affair with his friend kavy, that he caught them. >> reporter: abc 7 news has obtained this document, a mutual separation agreement that li had asked green to sign in october. she offered him $4,000 a month, plus a lump sum of $20,000 and a range rover in return she wanted green to move out of the mansion which her wealthy chinese mother had baurt her and resolve any financial claims he might have had. a source says li got angry when he refused to sign. green went missing in april. his body was found two weeks ago in sonoma county with a bullet wound in the neck. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> antioch police are investigating a deadly shooting this morning. police responded to a report of a shooting near crater peak way and black diamond drive. it was about 10:30 this morning. our media partner the bay area news group reports that it appears two people were tak

but he lied about it.tion to it is what is so troubling. >> so jeffrey, just for the record, does something that a person who is now running for the highest office in the land, something they did in 1990, does that matter whether it is donald trump or hillary clinton? whether you know, 25 years ago, 1990s, 35 years ago, does that matter? >> well if you're enabling rape and sexual assault, then yeah, i think so. if it is about you played your own pr guy, i just think that, you know, that's like the mitt romney hazing incident. i would say that -- >> but it is not actually. mitt romney hazing was him as a teenager. you could argue whether someone should be held accountable for something they did as a teenager. he is an adult, businessman in the '90s. and he is not apparently doesn't seem to be telling the truth about it today. >> anderson, you are miss mig point. my point is, that the story, like the washington post, like the story tara mentioned, is exactly what they see the liberal media doing. if someone

that just spread lies, blatant lies, but i guess donald was dismayed because it was a couple weeks agothey wrote this story about jfk and donald was dismayed that the folks in the media weren't repeating this latest idiocy so he figured he'd have to do it himself. he'd have to go on national television and accuse my dad of that. listen, my father has been my hero my whole life. my dad was imprisoned and tortured in cuba, and when he came to america, he had nothing. he had $100 in his underwear. he washed dishes making 50 cents an hour. you now, he's exactly the kind of person donald trump looks down on. i'm going to do something i haven't done for the entire campaign for those of you all who have traveled with me. i'm going to tell you what i really think of donald trump. this man is a pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth. and he had a pattern that i think is straight out of a psychology textbook. his response is to accuse everybody else of lying. he accuses everybody on that debate stage of

to get it passed and now we know the lies were actual lies. >> a final thought after we -- we could talk about this forever. stay tuned. we will look ahead to what's coming up tomorrow. >>> preview of tomorrow, tuesday, special primary night coverage as folks in nebraska and west virginia head to the polls. join us at 6:00 p.m. eastern and 11:00 for another live edition of "special report" wrapping up the night here on fox news channel. we will have the latest results and results from the field, exit polls and some special analysis as well. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. ♪ ♪ >> it is tuesday, may 10th. voters head the to the polls as the frontrunners try to lock up their nominations. this as the lift deepens. paul ryan offers to step down as convention chairman. >> unbelievable, wild and deadly weather violent storms and tornadoes tear through the plains. >> mexico's most notorious kingpin el chapo bound for the u.s. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> you

it's lies after lies. i guess he was dismayed because a couple weeks ago they wrote this story about jfk and donald trump was dismayed because the folks in the media weren't repeating this latest idiocy so he thought he haven't to do it himself. go on national television. my father was my hero. my dad was imprisoned and tortured in cuba. when he came to america, he had nothing. he came to america and washed dishes for 50 cents and hour, exactly the kind of person donald trump looks down on. i will do something i haven't done for those who traveled with me across the country on the campaign, i will tell you what i think about donald trump. this man aces pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth and had a pattern i think is straight out of a psychology textbook. his response is to accuse everybody else of lying. he accuses everybody on that debate stage of lying. and it's simply a mindless yell, whatever he does, he ac

he shouldn't be president because he typically lies. should i go through the list of why he shouldn't be president? >> only if we compare him to hillary clinton. >> i smell pulitzer! move over, edward r. murrow. this is big! a 25-year-old audio recording with a "people" magazine reporter that may or may not have been trump. this is exactly what we're going to have for six months. it is going to be a relentless drip, drip scenario. this is not a man who was going to hold public office. he was a mogul. >> we know -- let me just get this out. we know trump is a master marketer. that's how he got to where he is in the business world. so what if he impersonated himself. maybe it was a marketing move. >> and hillary clinton lied about impersonating herself, you think the right wing would stay quiet? would you be quiet if hillary did the same thing? >> hillary lies to parents about why their kids were killed. i don't know about lies to "people" magazine from 25 years ago. >> would you say if hillary impersonated herself and then lied about it,

the new york "daily news," declareing him less popular than lies. than lies.s we understood were upset. anyway charles is asking where is the same over the top type of stories on hillary clinton? bernie sanders? i'm not saying they are not out there but there are n

he lies about his policy positions, lies about what he said about women, lies about whether he knew the klan was a terrorist organization. i think while this speaks to his character, i don't think it's a game changer in the campaign and i think it's the kind of thing that he appreciates because his supporters will say it just funny and i think we're putting too much folks on something that's a reflection of a guy who has always demonstrated he's a self-promoter. >> lonnie, do you think this is a distraction and unimportant? >> i think there are two issues here. the first problem for donald trump is that he is one of these people out there saying, look, i just tell it like it is, i am somebody who's a straight shooter. to the extent that this is yet another incident that goes against that image he's put out there for himself, it could be a problem in the long run. i agree with jason. this specific incident probably most people laugh about it and think that's a little weird, that's a little strange but that's just trump being trump. at the end of the day, there's a problem about the image

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we had lies from the president and mrs. clinton to keep them in office that placed lives in jeopardy. i think because of the lack of accountability lies continue to be placed jeopardy and people are at risk. they refused to disclose to the american people information they've had for years it looks like if the. >> hillary clinton defending herself in terms of the status of her e-mail investigation. she was on face the nation last week. >> no one has reached out to me yet but i think last august i made it clear i'm more than ready to talk to anybody any time and i've encouraged all of my assistants to be very forthcoming and i hope that this is close to being wrapped up. >> so nobody said we'd like to talk to you? >> not at this point. >> if there is a moment where voters are now looking in a general election context you versus donald trump. what's your answer to those people who think, gee, fbi inquiry. that's a big deal. what do you say to them? >> i say what i've said now for many, many months. it's a security inquiry. i a

li had two children with friend but they want through a bitter breakup. all the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on a proposal to update the sanctuary law. the supervisor is calling it "due process for all," restricting city police from returning over undocumented immigrants unless the person has been convict of a violent felony in the last seven years. the city got a lot of criticism for releaseing lopez sanchez, man acussed of killing a bay area woman, kate steinle, at pier 14 in delay. he has been deported five time before the shooting. >> to santa clara county jail guards are under arrest for beating an inmate. the arrests may never have happened in it were not for the tragic death of another inmate at the same jail. >> for ruben the arrest of two santa county jail guards would bet him is not a victory but about responsibility. >> all i want so for them to be charged. >> deputies than le and phillip abecendario face charges of assault under color of authoritate months after three deputies were charged with the beating debt of an inmate mic

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he lies constantly. he lied about paul ryan, calling him to congratulate him after the new york primary. that never happened. he lied about marco rubio, you know, talking to him favorably about a potential vice presidential pick. that never happened. both camps came out and said those things never happened. here, donald trump comes in, says one thing one day, one thing one hour and changes it the next day. it's very important for those of us in the media and those of us who have platforms to continue to point out his back and forth lies, misrepresentations of things consistently. now that we're moving into a general election, the electorate is very different than primary voters. i don't think that this kind of -- bringing up tabloid things and -- believe me, i applaud against the clintons and their agenda and have been very vocal about that for many, many years, as objectionable as i think they are. most americans do not care about that anymore. look how popular bill clinton is, after he was impeached, w

he was impeached and then he lied about it. he said nothing happened with monica and then he said sorry folks, it actually did happen and the guy was impeached for lying. >> all of that can be true. what does it have do with hillary? is this she can't talk about me because nobody respects women more than donald trump. better for women by a big factor than hillary clinton who frankly i don't even think will be good to women. >> now team hillary is hitting back hard with a new video suggesting mr. trump has his own problems with women. watch. >> because nobody respects women more than donald trump. she came to my wedding. she ate like a pig and seriously the wedding cake was like missing in action. does she have a good body no. does she have a fat [ bleep] absolutely. >> in moments we will hear from a trump campaign spokesperson and we begin tonight with john roberts reporting from new york city. john. >> reporter: donald trump is facing a big problem in the general election. everything that he has said about women over decades i

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t timothy is implying that donald trump goes out and lies and lies and lies.more interviews with the press than any political candidate. >> who do we talk about every night? >> he doesn't poll test her speeches. so donald trump doesn't do that, and by the way, he's made mistakes. >> say he doesn't poll test his statements but please, god, let's fact check his statement. >> we do fact check. >> thank you. 2% truth, 43% false. thank you. >> up next, bernie sanders a zombie candidate who is hurting clinton and helping trump? we'll talk about that. ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at b

she lied. >> the name calling okay? >> well, when he's calling out the fact she sat there and pretended she was native american to gain a minority position. >> we don't know yet. >> it's been proven time and time again she actually lied and said that. >> say something like that and i will add this. a commentator last night on cnn brought up another issue that the word pocahontas when you're calling someone that name is no different than an african-american aunt je mmima. what's the bounds in terms of getting back at somebody? >> for the fact she's the one that lied about her position in the first place. she's the one who said she was the one of indian descent for some reason, nobody's called her on that in this whole thing and then goes against mr. trump. only based on what she called herself. >> quick comment. >> she called herself. >> this is someone running to be the president of the united states of america, the leader of the free world. >> she lied. she lied. >> whose job would be among other, many important jobs,

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but there are other lies in connection with this whole business about the lies of the substance.iran deal, not just the timing, the origins and when they're ongoing. there were lies told about what's in the deal and that continues to this day. >> let's go to our own spokeswoman, dana perino. >> one of the things you could have done, james, is to say no comment from the podium and say, later say look when there's something i can tell you, i'll tell you. do you think that the communications team knew this was happening? or will they blame it on a intern or low-level staffer. i know they say it's a glitch, that's not going to hold up. the second thing i want to know is have you had reaction from your colleagues or reporters in the befing room or other networks or newspapers who might be sympathetic? has anybody asked the state department besides you about this issue? well quite felicitously, dana. we have. the state department press corps, for the past two days, yesterday and today, in the briefings has been asking about it with no prompting from me or fox news. matt lee for the "as

and now he's behind bars because of the lies. >> all these people lied?even know what to say to that. >> debbie says lynn's profound loyalty may have been her un undoing, and that lynn would want other people to learn from that. >> sometimes you don't keep fighting to keep that marriage together. that maybe there is a time that it's better just to say, you know, it's over and walk away. >> even now, this case can bring detective to tears. >> can you explain it? why you have this emotion? can you put it into words? >> it's hard. it's hard. she was pregnant. of course, you have tristan and tristan lost everything. >> what hits you the hardest? >> she was trying to keep her family together. i don't think she knew what kind of man she was married to. >> do you think about your wife's last moments and your unborn child's last moments, how horrific they were? >> no. i try not to think about that at all. it's not how you really want to do your time in here. >> lynn stated in her will that tristan should go to her mother if anything happened. roger agreed to send

they lied about the fact they were hard-liners and moderates, they lied about the fact if they did this would continue to prosecute iranian terror, the iranians launch missiles and america does nothing and lied about connection between hostages and payments. we continue to be deceived and will have enormous national security impact for months and years to come. lou: iran has, as you alluded to, they've launched three missile tests since the iran peel was done, including capacity to reach israel, how much of a threat do you think they are and why is it that this administration again seems utterly indifferent to the alarm that iran creates among its neighbors? >> well, i can't explain this administration's position, they're at odds with frankly every member of congress across both political parties. the missiles that they're launching are of such a range and nature there's no explanation for that continued research and development other than the capacity to deliver a nuclear warhead across a long distance, no alternative explanation for the iranian activity. lou: i want to turn to politic