here now mcguirk and gutfeld what do you think the poll means?tic voters 23% said black lives matter, 67% said all lives matter. the remaining 10% said greg gutfeld matters. we've reached the point in life where we have polls about who matters? it's scary that we have to do this. i'm sure they would never do a poll of whose life matters with the unborn. they would never ask that question. >> because reproductive rights crowd doesn't believe that babies are human beings. unless they're i guess born in some cases, don't even believe that. >> but they are useful. >> babies. >> no, they're useful for other living forms. >> yeah. >> and research. >> what do you take out of the poll? >> i'm not surprised by it because i think black folks understand that the police are the last line of defense between anarchy and safety and they're the people who depend on the police the most in these harsh neighborhoods and this black lives matter stuff starts with the hands up don't shoot lie. and what the phrase implies is that cops are bad, because they don't think

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this picture uploaded by special envoy brett mcguirk. we've learned three of the americans have arrived in germany. just this past hour their second stop on their way back to the united states. you're looking at video right now of them landing earlier in geneva. today for the first time we heard from president obama on yesterday's development which is came on the same day as the implementation of the iran nuclear deal. now, the president says the world is a safer place and that five u.s. citizens are free of firm leadership. >> this is a reminder of what we can achieve when we lead with strength and wisdom. with courage and resolve and patience. >>> our team today covering this story, keir simmons, roll an electrical as well as ali aruse zi. we'll start with keir simmons in landstuhl, germany, where the news within the past hour, three of the americans related to the prisoner deal are there what do we know right now, keir? >> that's right, richard. they were flown have switzerland to an airstrip 15 minutes away there here and driven to t

brett mcguirk, the u.s. official who led the prisoner exchange "thrilled to see jason rezaian land safely." his editors traveled him. >> we have been waiting for this day for such a long period of time. >> reporter: saeed abedini, a christian pastor from boise, idaho, had been jailed for three years. >> i woke up my kids them that daddy's coming home and he's out of the prison and they were so shocked up and down. >> reporter: sarah hekmati, the sister of former marine amir hekmati, is excited to be reunited with her brother. >> we have been on pins and needles, dying to see him. we haven't seen him in 4 1/2 years. >> reporter: there's excitement too in the iranian capital. their president declaring the deal with the u.s. has opened new windows. but not everyone is celebrating. iran will gain billions of dollars' worth of assets. israel's prime minister warning iran still wants nuclear while american bob levinson disappeared in iran in 2007. know where he is and have even made offers to help find him. his fa

brett mcguirk, the u.s.fficial whoo led negotiations with iran tweeted a photo of himself greeting rezaian in geneva. the exchange was so tightly held most of the u.s. team locked in painstaking negotiations on iran's nuclear program were not even told about it. this as the international atomic energy agency announced that iran had complied with new restrictions on its nuclear program. and the deal with the u.s. and its allies released billions in iranian assets in open opportunities to trade. president obama reacted yesterday at the white house. >> this is a good day. because once again, we're seeing what's possible with strong american diplomacy. for decades, our differences with iran meant that our governments almost never spoke to each other. ultimately that did not advance america's interests. as i've said many times, the nuclear deal was never intended to resolve all of our differences with iran, but still, engaging directly with the iranian government on a sustained basis for the first time in decades

. >> our first firsthand account of this deal today of course from amir hekmati, but bret mcguirk, u.sat who negotiated the americans as release over 14 difficult months. he told us he was ready to call the whole thing off in final hours as iran blocked two crucial passengers from the flight to freedom. >> reporter: jason rezaian and the first video since his release seen laughing with his wife. >> happy. >> reporter: still amir hekmati, first of the freed americans to speak, says their detention ended only after one final night of fear and uncertainty. >> up until the last second we were all worried and concerned. we were put in a very small room and we had no telephone or access to any information, we kept being told we're be taking off in two hours and two became six, became ten. total of 2 1/2 days. >> reporter: bret mcguirk, the diplomat who negotiated the release over 14 months of secret talks the first sign of tubl, he and his team could not locate rezaian's wife and mother. >> concerning. we stopped the whole thing. >> reporter: they were being held on their own without any com

we're getting our first image right here of jason rezaian there, meeting up with a special envoy bret mcguirke understand this tweet was right alongside that picture right there, tweeted out. thrilled to see jason rezaian land safely in geneva tonight after 18 months of unjust imprisonment in iran. so our first image once again of jason rezaian, now a free man after spending 545 days in iran in prison there. now he is released. he traveled with two americans and his mother and wife from tehran to geneva, now in germany. once rezaian and the other americans are back on u.s. soil, we expect to learn much more about the circumstances of thirty incarcerations. for some perspective let's bring in ali shakiri, an iranian businessman one of four americans detained by the iranian government in 2007 and held in solitaire confinement for 140 days. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. thank you. >> and while i must say that jason rezaian and others are not back in u.s. of a., they are considered to be kind of on u.s. soil when you are at a u.s. military installation abroad, and they are indeed in g

this picture uploaded by special envoy brett mcguirk.e've learned three of the americans have arrived in germany. just this past hour their second stop on their way back to the united states. you're looking at video right now of them landing earlier in geneva. today for the first time we heard from president obama on yesterday's development which is came on the same day as the implementation of the iran nuclear deal. now, the president says the world is

and bret mcguirk who is better known for the work of coordinating the fight against isis, he began kinde side track with other iranian officials separate from kerry, and they were going on simultaneously. >> do you know the extent to which secretary of state kerry was aware and involved a at all -- >> very much so. him and zarif were crucial to getting it done. there were several times throughout the process where this would have collapsed entirely if it weren't for kerry maneuvering people within the u.s., and within the department of justice, and smoothing it out with zarif on the iranian side. he was crucial, and very much in the loop on this, and the distinction is that he does not want to raise the issues of the prisoners, and negotiate their release in the same meetings as the nuclear talks, because it is messy when you are negotiating two issues at once. he was careful to separate out the two issues. >> it seems that you were care ful as well, jes is a shulbe -- jessica schulberg. thank you so much from the huffing toast. >>> and coming up, i want to talk to an iraq veteran who w

here's what brett mcguirk had to tell me about it. >> no, i said the entire thing is off unless theydeal if jason's mother and wife were not on that plane? >> part of the deal, that's part of the deal, period. >> do you think the iranians at that point were trying to change the terms? what were they trying to do? >> it's unclear. there's a lot of people in the iranian system and the people who hold the keys to the prison cells that never wanted this to happen. >> those are the people who held the keys to the sentences and i'll tell you, i've spoken to diplomats involved in this deal and there was great concern that if they did not get those americans out, jason rezaian in particular, might be facing a sentence of 10 years, 20 years, even the possibility of a death sentence in iran. imagine that prospect had this deal not come through. really a remarkable event that this all came together. >> you put it the right way, jim. thank you for being able to get us deeper into this situation as always. jim sciutto. >>> one of those americans freed, amir hekmati. he's speaking out expressing d