>> schieffer: april bob schieffer today on "face the nation." is the united states close to a deal to limit iran's nuclear power. >> we have not yet reached the finish line. but make no mistake we have the opportunity to try to get this right. >> schieffer: but if a deal is made will congress go along and what about the new isis terror threats? we'll talk to the foreign relations committee chairman bob corker. we'll hear from the house majority leader kevin mccarthy and democrat tulsi gabbard. also san francisco 49er rocky linebacker chris borland shocked the sports world by quitting the nfl. we'll talk to him about his concerns that football is too violent. and we'll have analysis on all the news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs and good morning again. secretary of state john kerry is back in washington after nearly a week now in negotiation with iranian leaders over curbing iran's nuclear program. there is no deal yet u.s. and allys are pressing for more inspections and tighter restrictions on iran's ability to en

>> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer today on "face the nation," president obama tells our bill plant iran must make more concessiono on inspections if it wants nuclear. we'll get the reaction of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. we'll hear from mitch mcconnell in first sunday interview as taking over. congressman craig gowdy tracking down the hillary clinton e-mails and selma 50 years after historic bloody sunday march. because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, in his interview with senior white correspondent bill plantee yesterday in selma the president talked about how difficult it is going to be to get a nuclear deal with iran. and in his clearest language yet said flatly that unlessee ran 'degrees to more stringent inspections he will walk away from the deal. here is the key part of what he said. >> there is enormous suspicion between iranian regime and the world, not just the united states. iranian had negotiated seriouslysome of the toughest sanctions ever put in place. we've made progress in narrowing the gaps but the gaps st

>> schieffer: welcome back to "face the nation." the president and vice president will be among those from washington in boston tomorrow for the opening of the edward m. kennedy institute, which includes among other things a life size recreation of the u.s. senate chamber where the late senator served for 47 years. it's all there from the senate well and senators' desk. his widow, vicky was a driving force behind this. >> ted kennedy was certainly a joyous democrat. he loved his party. he was a man of strong belief. but he always listened. and looked for that negative common ground that could move an issue forward. >> schieffer: in the historic senate room where he crafted so much of the legislation that became law we gathered four of his long time colleagues. democratic senator barbara mikulski. former senator chris dodd, olympia snowe and john mccain. and we asked them how he managed to do it. >> he dedicated his life to the institution and there by being able become one of the most effective members of the united states senn at.

>> osgood: i'm bob schieffer today on "face the nation," the middle east on fire. and whose side we're on depends on which battle you're talking about. plus the key question following that european plane crash that took 150 lives, could it happen here. we'll get latest on that from the hero of the miracle on the hudson, captain sully sullenberger. on the middle east we'll turn to richard burr the chairman of the senate intelligence committee. adam schiff top democrat on the house intelligence committee and saudi arabian ambassador adel al-jubeir as we try to untangle the increasingly dangerous situation there. then we'll have new cbs news poll oncoming presidential race. we'll talk to former arkansas governor mike huckabee who is one of the early leaders. plus a preview of the new edward kennedy institute. and a talk with some of his former colleagues from both sides of the aisle. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, rescue efforts continue at the plane crash site in the french alps we know now that the copilot who apparently crashed

>> schieffer: welcome back. continuing our conversation about hilary e-mails with senator chuck schumer. do you believe senator, that she is obligated to come forward and give some sort of public explanation of why she did this? >> well, bottom line is very simple bob. that is if she complete ly complied with the law different secretaries of state have made different choices. colin powell i think did similar to her. but she's turning over more documents than anybody else, 55,000. i think she's come forward mob thaws just about anybody else has. >> schieffer: isn't this sort of -- i mean, it may not be legal but does it really pass the smell test? after all by doing it the way she did it she could delete e-mails without anybody knowing she deleted them. >> well, the law is that you preserve the e-mails and no one has alleged that any of them were deleted. the fact that she had so many of them. the fact sha she turned them over before all this came public i think in october the state department asked all secretari

>> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer today on "face the nation," the secretary of state, the rookie senator and nuclear negotiations with iran. secretary of state kerry headed into the home stretch of negotiations to limit iran's nuclear capabilities freshman senator tom cotton says iranians a letter signed by 47 republicans warning them any agreement could prove worthless has that derailed the talk? second of state kerry tells our margaret brennan he's not sure. >> how do you clear the air, are you going to apologize for this letter? >> not on your life i'm not going to apologize for unconstitutional, unthought out action as somebody has been united states senate for 60-some days. >> schieffer: we'll hear more from kerry and cotton's explanation of why he did it. plus democratic joe manchin and elijah cummings on that and the week's other news. plus report on state of race relations in america. because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs man we begin with margaret brennan's interview as he prepared to leave egypt fly to switzerland for the talks. she asked him flatly had

>> schieffer: welcome back to fakes the nation we'll pick up where we left off with a discussion of the racist videos that came out of a university of oklahoma fraternity. this week protests continued in madison, wisconsin where unarmed black teenagers of shot and killed by police last weekend and, where two police officers were seriously wounded while managing protesters following the resignation of the police chief which came after the justice department's damning report of table violence. sherrilyn ifill. and the president of the naacp cornell william brooks. thank you all so much for coming. this is actually the anniversary, the actual date when president johnson made the famous "we shall over come" speech it was five months after that of course that voting rights act was passed. we had all these wonderful demonstrations last week in selma. president was down there yet all of these horrible things have happened this week. mr. brooks, how would you judge the state of race relations in america today, 50 years after that speech? >> we as a nation seem to be uncomfortably poised between

as for right now we turn to bob schieffer in washington for look what's ahead on "face the nation."'ll talk to secretary of state john kerry and arkansas freshman senator tom cotton about that letter he wrote to the iranian leaders which some think may that have thrown the whole talks off the rails jon bob schieffer, thank you. next week here on "sunday morning." >> why did you want this part? >> anthony mason. >> i never read anything like it. >> on the final chapter of "mad men." i love life, whether i'm on the go, spending time with friends or with my favorite date. i take care of myself, and i like what i see when i look in the mirror. i've often been told i'm the best pair of legs in the room. the so slimming collection only at chico's and chicos.com. >> pauley: we leave you this morning at florida's ten thousand islands national wildlife refuge where birds are waking up to a brand new day. i'm jane pauley. please join charles osgood here again next "sunday morning." ith copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled

: april bob schieffer today on "face the nation."nuclear power. >> we have not yet reached the finish line. but make no mistake we have the opportunity to try to get this right. >> schieffer: but if a deal is made will congress go along and what about the new isis terror threats? we'll talk to the foreign relations committee chairman bob corker. we'll hear from the house majority leader kevin mccarthy and democrat tulsi gabbard. also san francisco 49er rocky linebacker chris borland shocked the sports world by quitting the nfl. we'll talk to him about his concerns that football is too violent. and we'll have analysis on all the news because t

tom schieffer served as the u.s.assador to japan from 2005 to 2009 and earlier served as the u.s. ambassador to australia. ambassador, is security surrounding american diplomats, special ambassadors, tight enough right now? because we know the threats seem to be increasing all the time. >> well we live in a dangerous world, as you've been reporting this afternoon. and unfortunately a u.s. ambassador that serves anywhere in the world is a target. there were death threats against me in australia and in japan as well. there was an off-duty policeman from out of tokyo city that threw a molotov cocktail into the compound one day. so i'm afraid that this is not unusual. but one thing that is important to remember is that the japanese government in particular will take this very seriously. they provide the bulk of the security for an american ambassador. they are aware obviously of the past things that have happened. president kennedy's ambassador to japan was actually stabbed and almost fatally stabbed while he was serving

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we are jumping to cw44, cable 12 >> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer today on "face the nation," the secretarye, the rookie senator and nuclear negotiations with iran. secretary of state kerry headed into the home stretch of negotiations to limit iran's nuclear capabilities freshman senator tom cotton says iranians a letter signed by 47 republicans warning them any agreement could prove worthless has that derailed the talk? second of state kerry tells our margaret brennan he's not sure. >> how do you clear the air, are you going to apologize for this letter? >> not on your life i'm not going to apologize for unconstitutional, unthought out action as somebody has been united states senate for 60-some days. >> schieffer: we'll hear more from kerry and cotton's

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. >> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer today on "face the nation," president obama tells our bill plant iranoncessiono on inspections if it wants nuclear. we'll get the reaction of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. we'll hear from mitch mcconnell in first sunday interview as taking over. congressman craig gowdy tracking down the hillary clinton e-mails and selma 50 years after historic bloody sunday march. because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, in his interview with senior white correspondent bill plantee yesterday in selma the president talked about how difficult it is going to be to get a nuclear

thank you, ambassador schieffer. appreciate your special insight on this.nt to get to anna warren. she has more. what can you tell us anna? >> reporter: yeah, breen nahianna. a local media station in japan, a cnn affiliate is reporting that a 52-year-old man from okinowa has been arrested he has admitted to police he made three phone calls to the u.s. embassy here in tokyo. 28,000 u.s. marines are stationed. we should stress these three calls were made this month. the death threats were made in february. and we understand from these reports that police are also investigating 30 phone calls made to the u.s. embassy here in tokyo, specifically against caroline kennedy. in japan, been holding some 68 months. very respected in japan. but seen as those threats are more specific to caroline kennedy and police are investigating whether there is any connection between the 30 calls made last month and the 30 calls made this month by 52-year-old man. >> 30 calls. that sounds like an awful lot. is that why the flag was raised here? the red flag about this? that this i

joining us live ised moth rate or and chief washington correspondent bob schieffer, bob, good morningmorning, todd. we will have the latest on that horrible plane crash. we will talk to captain sully sullenberger about whether such a thing could happen on a u.s. air carrier what sort of checks do we have in place to prevent pilot who is mentally ill from getting inside the cockpit. and then, this increasingly dangerous situation situation, in the middle east and, talk to the saudi arabia am was dor. it is more complicated and more dangerous then i can ever remember, since i have been covering stories about the middle east. my favorite part of the broadcast this morning is we will preview the new edward kennedy institute the the museum that opens up tomorrow in boston. it is absolutely incredible. you know how the presidential libraries all have a reproduction of the oval office as it looked when that particular president was in office. what they have done the at the kennedy institute is reproduce life size the the u.s. senate chamber in the u.s. capitol and it is all there. one hundre

margaret's interview with secretary kerry tomorrow morning on "face the nation" when one of bob schieffer's guests will be senator tom cotton who wrote the letter to the rawnlz government. newly released footage shows how a baby was rescued from a submerged car. and remembering the dancing machine who stole the show "the gong show" when the cbs evening news continues. >> axelrod: last saturday on this broadcast, we reported on the rescue of a baby girl in utah naismed lily. she was found in a river upside down in her car seat her head just above the water. tonight, vinita nair has the remarkable police video that shows just how lily was saved. >> say i'm okay. i'm going to make it. i'm just really tired right now. >> reporter: 19-month-old baby lily groesbeck is healthy and alert after surviving the car crash that killed her mother. >> what have you got? >> reporter: jarring video from a policeman's body camera gives us glimpses of the scene as he raced toward the frigid river. the car was found upside down in the water with lily and her mother inside. the policeman was met by other officer

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now, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell told bob schieffer on "face the nation," he doesn't know if hillary clinton broke any laws but he said he's worry about the security of these e-mails saying they would have been a prime target for cyber attacks. anne-marie? >>> president obama says the u.s. will walk away from nuclear talks with iran if there is no acceptable deal. the talks between iran and the western powers are set to begin again march 15th. the president told cbs news the u.s. is not losing anything by talking with iran. >> if we cannot verify that they are not going to obtain a nuclear weapon, that there's a breakout period so that even if they cheated, we would be able to have enough time to take action, if we don't have that kind of deal, then we're not going to take it. >>> iran insists its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says congress should have a chance to vote on any deal. >>> well, the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager touched an a weekend of nonviolent demonstrations. last night in hundreds gathered for

. >> in an interview with bob schieffer, senator tom cotton dismissed seven days of intense criticism at home and abroad. >> do you feel you have not weakened the president's hand here and do you have any regrets about the way you went about this? >> no regrets at all. and if the president and the secretary of state were intent on driving a hard bargain, they would be able to point to this letter and say, they are right as secretary kerry said on wednesday in a senate testimony any lasting deal needs to be approved by congress. >> 37-year-old senator from arkansas says he hopes his letter sent a message loud and clear. >> are you planning to contact any other of our adversaries around the country, for example do you plan to check with the north koreans to make sure that they know that any deal has to be approved by the congress? >> bob right now i and most every other senator is focused on stopping iran from getting a nuclear weapon. >> while senator cotton says his staff did reach out of to offices of some democratic senators all 47 senators who signed the letters were republican. je

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>> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson sitting in for bob schieffer. prime minister netanyahu is on his way to the united states. before he left he visited the western wall in jeff ruse lem netanyahu said although he respects president obama he strong low opposes the agreement the united states is working on with iran. saying it could endanger our very existence. later called his journey a faithful even historic mission. joining us for some analysis on prime minister netanyahu's speech to congress jeffrey goldberg of "the atlantic" take us out of this political back and forth and talk about the stakes of the u.s. relationship with israel. >> the stakes are the u.s. relationship with israel and even greater stakes are what is going to happen with iran nuclear deal. that is historic feature here. in the way perverse genius of netanyahu he's made this week very much about the partisanship of this speech. his own election and everything else. maybe this is what is going to happen wednesday after the netanyahu speech going to realize this is about a very da

i love bob schieffer's question.alizing the stupidity and really like the toddler like quality that exists in the senate. >> toddler? >> he's a toddler. he's a toddler. yes, he is. >> he's a united states senator -- >> who has made himself into a fool. >> -- actually has 71% of americans on his side. listen mika, if you want to mock and ridicule 71% of americans -- >> i'm not. >> -- it makes me sad. >> i'm not. >> but i understand unlike 71% of americans, you spend your weekends in the south of france you have your driver and your bentley going around. don't say it -- >> someone needs a binky. >> mika you're being disrespectful. >> wasn't saying tom cotton. >> i think you're being really disrespectful of a guy i like and i think a guy you like. >> i like him. >> just because there's -- okay. this is really -- i think we got to -- pull back. >> push the reset button. >> apologize to tom cotton right now. >> no, i think we're good. >> for calling him a toddler? >> i think this was really -- it was really immature. >> w

if you are stepping out the door, enjoy >> osgood: i'm bob schieffer today on "face the nation," thee east on fire. and whose side we're on depends on which battle you're talking about. plus the key question following that european plane crash that took 150 lives, could it happen here. we'll get latest on that from the hero of the miracle on the hudson, captain sully sullenberger. on the middle east we'll turn to richard burr the chairman of the senate intelligence committee. adam schiff top democrat on the house intelligence committee and saudi arabian ambassador adel al-jubeir as we try to untangle the increasingly dangerous situation there. then we'll have new cbs news poll oncoming presidential race. we'll talk to former arkansas go

bob schieffer on quts face the nation" asked tom cotton whether he's about to go after any other adversaries. >> are you planning to contact any of the other adversaries around the country? do you plan to check with the north koreans to make sure they know that any deal has to be approved by congress? >> bob, right now i and most every other senator focused on stopping iran from getting a nuclear weapon. that's why it's so important that we communicated this message straight to iran. they are not hearing it from geneva. >> writing to the eye toiatola, so many are not on board with the negotiating strategy. >> it is complicated and clearly it's an agreement that doesn't exactly sing that is it's going to require a lot of explanation. it's also hinges on a lot of technical issues the speed at which you spin a centrifuge how much actual material will you be able to produce, the highly enriched uranian.you're ranuranium. it's also involved a great amount of consultation with the congress clearly the senate and the administration are in different worlds right now and i think it behooves everybody

cbs' bob schieffer asked cotton this pointed question. >> are you planning to contact any other of our adversaries around the country? for example, do you plan to check with the north koreans to make sure that they know that any deal has to be approved by the congress? >> bob, right now i and most every other senator is focused on stopping iran from getting a nuclear weapon. that's why it's so important that we communicated this message straight to iran because they're not hearing it from geneva. >> i'm joined now by retired army general paul eaton, an adviser to the group vote vets. "washington post" columnist, eugene robinson, an msnbc political analyst. general, let me start with you. in the same question i asked senator manchin there. kerry with the iranians in switzerland trying to hammer out this deal. what role does that letter that was sent last week, that open letter to the iranian regime by the 47 republican senators, what role is that playing? how is it affecting those conversations and those negotiations in switzerland? >> steve, thank you. and good to be with you, mr. robi