conflict, american power particularly in the war on terror this has become a hallmark of the obama administration is. the number of predator drone attacks if you chart the monograph from the bush administration which initiated the use of lethal force administered by unmanned aerial vehicles to the obama administration it is a straight curve up and now it has become the principal tool by which obama and his advisers deal with the terrorist threat the terrorist threat that they do not name. the obama administration justifies on the ground that it has been successful in crippling al qaeda. just a couple weeks ago they're was a senior al qaeda official and libya was killed by predator drone strike. the obama administration has been deployed to these high profile highly -- high leadership positions that have been vacated things to predator drone strikes and to the body count if i can use that term for the war on terror. measures of success. what i find interesting about your book and i'm going to ask you in particular, but i we will do do it this way. what i find so interesting is that while most of u

consider just a few facts that reveal the economic weakness the obama administration has produced. in the june, 2015, jobs report the number of unemployed workers, workers who can only find part-time jobs and workers who are now only marginally attached to the labor force, stood at 10.8%. they number over 16 million americans. america's labor force participation rate remains at lows not seen since the carter administration, and median household income still is below the level achieved before the financial crisis. . the contrast between america's current condition and the recovery president reagan achieved is stark. 4 1/2 years after the recession began in 1981, the reagan administration through policies opposite to the obama administration created 7.8 million more jobs than when the recession began. real per capita gross domestic product rose by $3,091. real immediate i don't know household income rose by 7.7%. to check america's problems, the reins act is one of the clearest and most powerful measures we can adopt. the regulation that the obama administration issued and plans to i

powerfully angry at the actions of this administration, and its disrespect for our constitution and our public, but i have to tell you i think it's damn big of mr. obamaation to even think of us. it must be a terrible strain for authoritarians of their striped to acknowledge that the nation and our people have an interest in the consequences of his grand fiats and proclamations. we are in the midst of a sorry sorry state that we have only ourselves and our votes to blame. now our quotation of the evening by one of the most important advocates of modern globalism who said -- the words of david rockefeller american banker, the oldest living heir to the family fortune and globalist. we're coming right back. >>> hillary clinton just can't get it going, and people are starting to notice. new polls show big trouble for the anointed one. that story here tonight. >>> and what could possibly go wrong when you strap yourself to the hood of a jeep cherokee . lou: the main news of this hour, the white house has admitted the existence of side deals between the international atomic energy agency, a u.n. agency, and iran, that do not include the united states or the

so you can see what kind of a fight is ahead for the obama administration. >> so the obama administrationgetting stack -- static from democrats and a lot of republicans. are any republicans supporting it? >> well, if they are, they weren't supporting it publicly. a number of republicans have said let's take a look. let's see what this deal really involves. but most of them are feeling that the obama administration wanted this deal so badly that it gave away its goals, what it really was trying to achieve, which is a nuclear free iron. here is speaker of the house john boehner. >> it's going to hand a dangerous regime billions of dollars in sanctions relief while paving the way for a nuclear iran. >> reporter: boehner says he will do everything he can to try to kill this deal. in chorus of criticism is mainly on the republican side but there are democrats that are very very sceptical. let's have some patience though says harry fawcett. >> the document is 100 pages long. my staff hasn't read it. i haven't read it. i think what i'm going to do, and i recommend this to all senators, let's fin

how many murderers did the obama administration release yesterday? she said i don't know. that ought to trouble anybody. anybody with children who doesn't want murderers on the streets. >> i think we should talk to rudolph giuliani about this. the. i think they're afraid, if you turn everybody you deal with over to ice, you won't get any. >> i would suggest the very simple principle we should enforce the law and keep violent criminals off the streets. so 2013 16,000 people with drunk driving convictions. imagine if your loved one, if someone in your family was killed by a drunk driver that the federal government had in custody who was here illegally and they simply released that drunk driver at the hearing in the senate we heard testimony from a man whose brother was killed by a drunk driver who had been released by the government. it doesn't make sense. >> you are covering the immigration issue heavily in the area of crime. do you think it is fair to say when you talk about immigration to go to crime levels in big cities? do you think they are related that closely? >> i'm

former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back at her time serving in the obama administration, in hard choices. in a time for truth, texas senator ted cruz recounts his journey from a cuban immigrant son to the u.s. senate. carly fiorina former ceo of hewlett-packard, is another declared candidate for president in "rising to the challenge," she shares lessons she learned from her difficulties and triumphs. south carolina senator lindsey graham released an e-book on his web site. in "my story" he details his childhood and career in the air force. former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in, god, guns grits and gravy. in leadership in crisis, louisiana governor bobby jindal explains why he believes conservative solutions are needed in washington. george pataki is running for president. in 1998 the former new york governor released, "pataki" he looks back on his path to the governorship. kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his latest book taking a stand. another entrant into the 2016 presidential r

incriminating evidence i suppose in one sense. >> and the presumption comes from this place that the obama administration has imposed which is sexual assault victims need more protection than the defendants. here are the instructions handed down by the administration. public and state supported schools must provide due process to the alleged perpetrators but it's not too much due process. schools must ensure steps taken do not restrict or unnecessarily delay the protections for the complainant complainant. it's all about the complainant but there are other rights. the question about whether the university should be engaged in the basis of adjudicating at all has serious questions attached to them. >> absolutely. and it has been so serious, in fact that a group of harvard law professors wrote a letter expressing their joint alarm at the erosion of due process rights for the accused in these cases and some of the systems put in place on these campuses where they have their own system for adjudicating matters are so one sided as to be constitutionally suspect and obviously unjust and that columbia universit

>> well, they work for the obama administration and the obama administration is not happy about the way donald trump has elevated the illegal immigrant issue in this country and turned it around. the focus is now on the illegal activity by illegal immigrants. the liberals say, well, here's a harvard study that shows there's no correlation between illegal immigrants and a rise in crime. they don't get it and trump has been very blunt. if there is one murder or one crime by somebody who is not supposed to be in the country, that's too many. i think this blunt talk is why he has moved ahead in the polls. >> the border patrol people not being allowed to meet with presidential candidates is somewhat antithetical to what this country is all about. >> but we understand the political nature of this administration particularly. >> particularly. >> politics was afoot here. it doesn't matter in my view because he went to the border. he dra matizmatized in an extre effective way the issues. >> there's no question that he pretty much catapulted it to the front burner, but okay. donald trump, you kno

the route taken by both the bush and obama administration do not stop there. the bush administration sought negotiations with iran, iran turned us down. that lead to sanctions. the obama administration, with the leadership of the congress, post stronger sanctions that really made a difference on the iranians. the obama administration has now come back with an agreement for your consideration. i say two things about it. this is among the most difficult, complex agreements that any of us could hope to judge. it is filled with very painful trade-offs. there are risks in acting and following this agreement and there are risks and not acting. i certainly agree with senator lieberman, from my perspective this will be one of the most consequential and important votes than any member takes in your time of office. i was trying to think this morning, our diplomatic agency you might have to go back to the league of nation votes and 1924 congress to have such a central and directing role in whether we go forward or don't go forward. i worked on iran policy for president b

you watch the obama administration suing arizona and texas. cities saying we don't have to enforce imgreciansmigration laws and will tell the people to leave us alone because they passed an ordinance. >> you wonder if this will change the ongoing art of the story. you have been watching since 1980 and you don't think it will change? >> unfortunately i think this country is on a severe collision course with choices that are going to be difficult but none the less irresistible. another deadline for the iran dates. will they come together? or will the strakes instruction administration walk away? >> and bubba watson is owns general lee's car and plans to paint over the confederate flag. meet a man who wants to buy it and what he plans to do. [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all

. >> now the obama administration ka blame anyone they want. but they're the ones who reportedly released 30,000 criminal aliens from our jails on to our streets. it was the obama administration in 2012 through an illegal executive action that said, illegal teens could stay and on the heels of that, an influx of 100,000 young people from central america who were then flown on your dime into your neighborhood and if i still haven't convinced you, the president is enforcing his own sanctuary policy. consider this. the department of homeland security reportedly instructed the california criminal illegal, released from jail in 2013 be transferred to san diego and riverside counties. why? because they're sanctuary cities. take a listen from the president's own mouth. >> now, our immigration system has been broken for a very long time and everybody knows it. >> i'll tell you what's broken, mr. president, the hearts of american families who have lost loved ones at the hands of illegals who repeatedly commit crimes that you let walk the streets. take a

what has been the reaction from the obama administration to this letter? >> the obama administration actually has been and this is a change in its normal reaction to criticism which has been quite violent in the past, essentially embraced it and said yeah, that's what we're trying to do. but they missed two points. one is, many of us, not all of us, but many of us who signed the letter really don't think that if we got everything that we want and the president said he would want is a good or great agreement. it's the lowest possible common denominator that may be acceptable if we get everything we put in it. because we're not going to stop their enrichment efforts and they're going to remain a danger. but the other point is iran has to be blocked in its political and military efforts in the region. the reason the raw iran programs such a worry and the other programs in the region are not, is the iran hegemony in the area. we have to do that to complement the agreement. >> isn't that separate from where iran has nuclear capability? everyone would love if ir

the obama administration's aggressive effort after mr. obama sent the agreement to the united nations. president speaking in pittsburgh to the veterans of foreign wars national convention. they're trying to brush off critics of his deal. >> the same politicians and pundits that are so quick to reject the possibility of a diplomatic solution, to iran's nuclear program, are the same folks who are so quick to go to war in iraq and said it would take a few months. lou: opposition to the deal is a lot more widespread than the president acknowledged there. in fact, the obama administration's hard sell today involved sending defense secretary ash carter to israel to try to win over israeli prime minister netanyahu, who greeted carter in jerusalem with a handshake but abruptly scrapped plans for the two leaders to make public remarks before beginning discussion. take a look. it was to say the very least, a bit awkward. >> i think we're going up. >> okay, excellent. >> if you gentlemen want we could come back. thank you. no, i didn't want to. lou:

what you're going to see the obama administration trying to do over the next several months if not through the end of barack obama's term in 2017, is to try to basically keep everyone in their corners if not find some sort of way of getting along with each other at least not letting things become any tenser than they already are. >> thank you very much indeed for that, rosalyn in washington d.c. there. >> now let's go back to one of our stories from earlier human rights watch accusing south sudan's army of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. we are joined now from nairobi these are very serious allegations about south sudanese troops that they crushed people beneath their tanks there were gang rapes killings. can you take us through on what the report bases these accusations on? >> sure. we did a lot of research looking into abuses by government troops and an ally militia in unit state during the months of may and june and documented grotesque killings, included civilians run over by tanks also civilians being burned inside their huts, others hung, or shot at, and killed ast

>> well, they work for the obama administration and the obama administration is not happy about the way donald trump has elevated the illegal immigrant issue in this country and turned it around. the focus is now on the illegal activity by illegal immigrants. the liberals say, well, here's a harvard study that shows there's no correlation between illegal immigrants and a rise in crime. they don't get it and trump has been very blunt. if there is one murder or one crime by somebody who is not supposed to bethe country, that's too many. i think this blunt talk is why he has moved ahead in the polls. >> the border patrol people not being allowed to meet with presidential candidates is somewhat antithetical to what this country is all about. >> but we understand the political nature of this administration particularly. >> particularly. >> politics was afoot here. it doesn't matter in my view because he went to the border. he dra matizmatized in an extre effective way the issues. >> there's no question that he pretty much catapulted it to the front burner, but okay. donald trump, you know, h

corinthian - i make the argument that the federal government, the obama administration did shut down college. >> thanks a lot for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> paul is the news editor for inside higher ed >>> for-profit colleges opening opportunities for students that found it hard to complete a degree. are they taking advantage of federal money to make big profits for not much education, dollars for diplomas, our look next on "inside story". >> these are babies in prison. >> he stood in that bathroom and nobody went to help him. >> how many people have to get raped before somebody says "whoa, we got a problem"? >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >> we have to get out of here. >> the iran nuclear deal. >> every pathway to a nuclear weapon is cut off. >> for more depth... >> what does the president have to do to win over skeptical allies? >> more perspective... >> every iranian will be happy. >>

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. >> the president obama administration broke records of sales to the middle east. weakening arms export controls. a state department official testified it was a major matter of all top officials of how to sell regions. the obama administration has sold 64 billion worth of weaponry to gulf cooperation countries. kuwait is expected to buy over $3 billion worth of weaponry. the u.a.e. want $200 billion of drone technology. with $130 million of ninitions. lebanon wants 500 million of weaponry. the u.s. and israel were reportedly in talks for a billion dollar compensation package. saudi arabia spending $80 bill on weaponry and is wait g for for $2 billion in u.s. helicopter. the obama administration at least conventional arms race is not unfortunate consequence of a deal with iran, but a separate policy tradition. for this arms analyst, it is preventing a nuclear weapons, not a conventional one. >> the united states has been a supplier of weapons to many of the states. the french have, the russians have, and there has been buyers. they are oil-rich countries not spendin

the obama administration has an trying to rein in for-profit colleges that in many cases are not doingh for their colleges, stupid. in recent weeks the federal judge gave some help. siding with an argument that it has oversight power in this fast-growing sector. republicans in the house and senate are preparing bills to block the president's authority in this area. joining me from san francisco, trace you're den, a financial analyst for the for-profit college industry and david, a contributor to the rub like report and an author of stealing america's future. how they scam taxpayers and ruin students lives. >>> what was the market opportunity investors saw, the unmet need in the education field? >> thank you. really, the unmet need was to do with millions of americans to don't have post-vonnedry education, including a variety of groups including folks looking to move in vocational careers, and includes a new breed of schools that offer bachelors in masters. and they are designed to serve a number of students who started their college careers and never finished them. the completion rate

the elephant in the room that the obama administration downplays its iran's long history violating its previous nuclear agreements. the administration claims that the framework agreement provides for an unprecedented and intrusive expection -- inspection regime but iran has walked away from some of those commitments. moreover, saddam hussein's iraq -- arak was much -- after the 1991 gulf war but was quickly blocked and circumvented inspections for 12 years until he was ousted in 2003. the administration has sought to ease anxieties about verifying iranian compliance by stressing the role of the international atomic energy agency, by the iaea only has access to declared nuclear facilities and it completely miss iran's covert nuclear program before it was revealed by the iranian opposition groups in 2002. president obama insists that if iran cheats, world will know. but how long will it take to find out that iran is cheating? what will the world do when it discovers that cheating? look at syria, which the obama administration signed a deal with in 2013 trumpeting it as a great nonprolife

does she think that the obama administration is being very unfair in attacking her own community? i do. >> reporter: he says he supports affordable housing but does not support unelected bureaucrats in washington dictating to communities across america how they should be built or rebuilt. bret? >> rick thank you. >>> the imprison on american soldier traded for five taliban leaders last year was caught up in a marijuana raid in california this week. local authorities say sergeant bowe bergdahl was detained but immediately and ultimately released after there was no evidence to suggest he was involved in the pot-growing operation. he's awaiting trial on desertion charges. >>> school may not be out this summer if you are a teacher looking for a little extra something in your paycheck. that is next on the grapevine. ♪ i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of yo

gone up by 70,000. >> the administration says that there's been more deportations under the obama administrationue. they are apreheading those they send back immediately. the bush administration didn't even count those numbers. 2-thirds are people that come across. they don't go through a deportation process and they now count them as a deportation. if you look at the numbers for the interior of the country they're down 70%. >> so let's take your numbers. i'm interrupted because i agree with your premise but i want to get to the process. they're only the problem to the extent that they're symptomatic of the failure of the system. you know the history of them. a lot of people are spreading misinformation and even the phrase sanctuary city has a good faith based logic in being misleading but it hasn't been fixed. your committee keeps coming up with proposals that should be debated and they don't get debated. why not look at your brothers and sisters in congress and say we have failed? >> one of the fixes is to cutoff funds to cities not cooperating. >> why? it's why they don't cooperate. you know

the obama administration has broken records in its weapon sales to the middle east. it's significantly weakened arms export controls. in fact one state department official testified that it was a major preoccupation of all top u.s. foreign policy officials. how to sell more weapons on every continent. no matter how volatile the region. the obama administration sold $64 billion of weaponry. this year kuwait will by $3 billion. the uae was $200 million of drone technology with $130 million in ammunitions in the pipeline. the u.s. and israel were reported already to be in talks for what was described as a multi-billion dollars weapons compensation package for the iranian deal. saudi arabia spent $80 billion on weaponry last year. it's waiting for $2 billion in u.s. helicopters. for the obama administration a middle east conventional arms race isn't an unfortunate consequence but a separate policy decision. the proliferation analysts the u.s. priority is preventing a nuclear weapons race not a conventional one. >> the united states has long been a supplier of weapons to

the obama administration is saying that's all right. that's anarchy.re deported and you're an illegal alien and you come back, that is a minimum five-year sentence in a federal pen tentry. that's a simple law. that's easy to do. we've contacted speaker boehner's office. we've contacted mitch mcconnell's office. we'll see if they get behind it. we'll see who steps up to sponsor it. i'll name names all this week. and they're either going to do it or they're not. but you the factor viewer are going to know. all right? who really wants to protect this country and who does not. and that is our mission this week on "the factor." thanks for watching us. remember, the spin stops right here. we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, tough new questions for democrats from a big city mayor all the way to the president of the united states. after an illegal immigrant with a criminal history and five separate deportations finds his way to the sanctuary city of san francisco where he is now accused of murdering a young woman in cold blood. good ev

this judge has about had it with the obama administration who he gave the benefit of the doubt to. they told him that they were going to obey the law and weren't going to issue papers to these illegal immigrants and then they did it and then he said you better undo it and they continue to flout his orders. >> megyn, that points out the similarities between this situation and this courtroom in south texas and what happened in san francisco. that is a complete disregard for the law. it seems like this area of the obama administration believes it is above the law and does not have to comply with it and in doing so is putting americans in harm's way. and this particular courtroom setting understand this. i'm a former judge in texas supreme court justice. it is highly extraordinary for a judge to order someone of the level of jae johnson to come into court and answer for their conduct. it is highly unusual and happening only because obama administration disrespectfully disregarded a direct court order to stop giving out these work permits in violation of the law. >> eveven when they got

. >> now the obama administration ka blame anyone they want. but they're the ones who reportedly released 30,000 criminal aliens from our jails on to our streets. it was the obama administration in 2012 through an illegal executive action that said, illegal teens could stay and on the heels of that, an influx of 100,000 young people from central america who were then flown on your dime into your neighborhood and if i still haven't convinced you, the president is enforcing his own sanctuary policy. consider this. the department of homeland security reportedly instructed the california criminal illegal, released from jail in 2013 be transferred to san diego and riverside counties. why? because they're sanctuary cities. take a listen from the president's own mouth. >> now, our immigration system has been broken for a very long time and everybody knows it. >> i'll tell you what's broken, mr. president, the hearts of american families who have lost loved ones at the hands of illegals who repeatedly commit crimes that you let walk the streets. take a

the judge, you can't object. >> oh, right. >> isn't it true the obama administration themselves saidby their guidelines and regulations? >> objection this is not the clinton administration, you're honor. >> i'm simply asking whether he reads newspapers or not. >> seriously, did they say that retro actively or beforehand? >> 2009. the regulations were in 2009. they were put in place and said all e-mails had to be stored at the state department. >> that's what they said then that's the case. >> all right. >> we're going to keep this -- we're going to give you one, jonathan, that can you blow a hole in here. this has been -- this entire episode has been blown up and there is no basis in law for it. >> is that a statement? is that a trick question? >> that is hillary's statement. all of this is blown up and there is no basis in law for any of these questions for "the new york times" or "the washington post". >> what's the law we're talking about here? i've never been clear on this. you brought up collin powell before. i never heard then secretary powell told secretary clinton you should

this is not something that the obama administration started. it began with the bush administration and then it carried over into the obama administration. on the other point, one point she did make early on was the problem with so much money in our campaigns. and, i think taking it forward the difficulties she has to deal with in terms of disparaging remarks about her. i think overwhelmingly the spirit within the caucus was incredibly supportive of mrs. clinton. i know i for one was proud to support her eight years ago. i'm more proud given her experience as former secretary of state to support her as president. >> [indiscernible] >> any final questions? >> you may have covered this in the beginning but secretary clinton -- in your role in reviewing this iran deal, the secretary clinton give you any advice? did she point out any provisions in the deal that she had any observations about? >> i thought what was helpful that she put the negotiations in the context. she talked about this is not just a negotiation that started a year ago. this is a n

for six years the obama administration denied that. so now they say having rejected the idea that iran was close to nuclear weapons say now we have pushed them back one year. >> nine months really. if it's two to three already. >> one year total right. that rests on another critical fallacy that we know everything that iran is doing on its nuclear weapons program. that's a very chancey thing to say at best and the iaea, the international atomic energy agency will not be able to find it out under the terms of the deal agreed today. >> we were surprised when we found out that they a h. an underground installation. i mean. >> in fordo. had knows what else they have been building in the huge area of the country hard to detect or what they're doing together with north korea under a mountain in north korea. >> what was our alternative to have no deal at all and have sanctions to cripple them. >> the sanctions were not crippling them. >> what would you have done. >> the course we have been on for 20 years now the mostly outcome deal or no dea

. >>> also tonight the obama administration lecturing israel over its opposition to the nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state kerry responding saying it would be a huge mistake as he put it for israel to take military action against iran, and kerry said further that should congress kill this deal the international community will blame israel. we take up the administration's hard sell on iran tonight with former cia director ambassador james woolsey. and congressman mike pompeo. >>> donald trump once again leading the republican candidates for the 2016 nomination. this time in name recognition. so should the republican establishment begin to treat him better? after all, he has unlimited funds a populist message resonating with the public, and a complete disregard for conventional wisdom logic and politics. we take it all up here tonight. >>> but first, the top story, the ever worsening clinton e-mail scandal. two inspector generals at the state department and the intelligence community asking the justice department specifically the fbi, to open an investigation into her use of a

conference of mayors for her fine work, presumably. >>> and a federal judge ordered the obama administrationain why it should not be held in contempt of court for ignoring his immigration injunction. dhs issued 2000 work permits to illegal immigrants as part of president obama's executive order on amnesty after the federal district judge blocked it. >>> trading returning to normal at the new york stock exchange today after yesterday's nearly four-hour halt. stocks closed higher but well off session highs. the early rally driven by a rebound in the chinese markets. the shanghai composite posting the best gain in six years after losing nearly a third of value over the past month. joining us s&p capital iq chief equity strategist sam stove all and prudential chief financial strategist quincy crosby. good to have you here. looked like doom was at hand only yesterday and today a bounce. on what, quincy? >> first of all, the chinese authorities came in with step number 25 to try to boost the market. it took off, it ignited, and europe was up on the back of the, perhaps, deal with the greeks, and t

the obama administration position is weaker than the u.n. security council, hard for many americans to figure but that's the fact. i believe the administration the president himself, his secretary of state john kerry, his predecessor hillary clinton have believed from the outset that if they could simply convince iran that america wasn't their enemy, that iran would begin behaving like belgium or the netherlands, give up its nuclear weapons program and become like a western state. i think that's 180 degrees the opposite of reality, but that's the delusional bubble that they are operating in. >> boy, talk about a delusional bubble. what about the ayatollah khamenei no inspections into sites and this has been watered into parts in the military facility barred from u.n. inspections where it's suspected they researched nuclear development. what is it if you have managed inspections and is that acceptable to make sure iran is not building nuclear weapons? >> i think the obama administration is prepared to accept the concept of managed access. the

. >> reporter: the obama administration is welcoming turkey's decision to allow the u.s. to use bases in turkey, namely the inns incirlik air base. right now they are having to fly from much farther distances in the gulf as well as from aircraft carriers outside saudi arabia in order to reach those targets. they say this is going to make the efforts of trying to degrade i.s.i.l. targets an operations much easier. now, what's not clear is what actually happened in the negotiations between the u.s. and the be turkish authorities to allow these air bases to be used. the turkish have wanted to create a buffer zone inside syria in order to protect its territory from i.s.i.l. it's also wanted to establish a no fly zone something which u.s. officials also said would be problematic at best and probably extremely difficult to carry out at worst. and then there's also the question of whether the u.s. is making any inducements or offering any inducements to the turkish government because they have apparently backed away from their demand that the fight against i.s.i.l. be expanded i

allies say the obama administration has conceded too much in talks with iran. weijia jiang, cbs news, new york. >> if a deal does get done, congress will have some sick days to review that agreement before the obama administration could begin to ease sanctions. >>> talks between greece and its european creditors appear to be stuck tonight. greece says the eu is making too many demands. euro zone leaders want greece to transfer billions to an independent fund in luxembourg, but both sides they will continue negotiations to try and reach an agreement. >>> still ahead on wusa 9 tonight -- >> as we're walking close to the water, we hear what sounded like a bomb. >> imagine this. you're trying to catch some rays on the beach when suddenly there's an explosion. >>> and more than a million turn out to cheer the pope as he wraps up his south american trip. >>> and coming up later tonight, get ready for some incredible >>> a popular rhode island beech reopened today just 24 hours after a mysterious explosion shut it down. authorities are still trying to determine what c

the strikes come after a decision the obama administration calls a game-changer in the fight. the turkish government agreed to allow the u.s. to launch airstrikes both manned and

does she think that the obama administration is being very unfair in attacking her own community? i do. >> reporter: he says he supports affordable housing but does not support unelected bureaucrats in washington dictating to communities across america how they should be built or rebuilt. bret? >> rick thank you. >>> the imprison on american soldier traded for five taliban leaders last year was caught up in a marijuana raid in california this week. local authorities say sergeant bowe bergdahl was detained but immediately and ultimately released after there was no evidence to suggest he was involved in the pot-growing operation. he's awaiting trial on desertion charges. >>> school may not be out this summer if you are a teacher looking for a little extra something in your paycheck. that is next on the grapevine. ♪ prep trauma unit 5. what've we got? bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insur

i think if this is true you're going to hear the obama administration trumpet this news. is dead who carried out the attack that killed omar. we're waiting for more information not only from the u.s. government but all parties involved. >> and mike, of course, our relationships with the afghan government and the pakistani government are very important very critical to our interest in the region. what does it say if this is true that omar has been dead for maybe two years or more, and either they didn't share it with us or we didn't find out. what does this say about our relationship with them? >> well, i think it says as much about the u.s.-pakistan relationship as it does the u.s.-afghanistan relationship. as we said, omar reported to be living in pakistan. no one needs to be reminded that the tensions have been high for years because the reported closeness between pakistan, it's intelligence services and the taliban not only within afghanistan, but within pakistan itself. obviously that dynamic has changed somewhat over the course of the last month and year as pakistan