embassy in teheran and doesn't want him taking up the post.erman has the late nest what's becoming a growing dick low mat being spat. >> reporter: the decision to refuse iranian dip los angeles mat entry as iran's knew ambassador to the u.n. has been met with outrage in teheran. >> translator: it seems the americans have used the u.n. as a tool in different forms in the past. now we are witnessing this abuse of the role of the u.n. in another way. >> reporter: he has been accused of helping to hold 52 americans hostage in teheran for 444 days when the u.s. em bass a action iowas taken over in 1979. the diplomat who had previously been given a visa to the u.s. said he had only served as a translator. but the state department called him not viable for admission despite what some international lawyers are saying are long-time treaty requirements for hosting the u.n. in new york. >> we take our host country obligations very seriously that's why cases like this are so rare, we are happy to have a conversation about why we won't be grant this is vis

he was one of the students who grabbed our embassy back in teheran in 1979. the administration, the obama administration's decision comes just a day after a bill passed in the u.s. senate barring this man from entering the united states. an extraordinary move. normally we let these folks in. >>> developing tonight new details on taelgs that the reverend al sharpton was once a mob snitch for the fbi. according to the website the smoking gun the msnbc host, civil rights activist, remember these days, started working with the feds back in the '80s after he got caught up in a cocaine deal. today reverend al had some colorful words about the report. >> rats are usually people that would rat out the other rats. i was not a rat because i wasn't with the rat. i'm a cat. [ laughter ] i was never told i was an informant with a number. so in my own mind i was not an informant. i was cooperating with investigations. but the question is, what would have been wrong if i had? i mean i don't understand it. if i had talked about a corrupt assemblyman in east harlem that's goo

the obamastration streags says to n't grant a visa teheran's choice to the united nations. and just like this country, baseball has been shaped by imgravents tonight, we look at its special role in u.s. history. welcome to our viewers on public television here in america and around the globe. for the first time the head of the catholic church has taken personal responsibility for what he calls the evil of priests who sexually abuoysed children. during a meeting at a carryity, the pope debatiated from his remarks to personally ask forgiveness for the damage that they have done. >> where he's most at home, among the believers, young and old, with the faithful here and around the world, he smiles easily. but behind the scenes is some very dark concern. they were on his mind when he met eau delegation at the vatican and he expressed them in the most personal terms. >> i feel compeled to take upon myself all the evil of some priests, quite few in number but not so few in relation to the total number of priests, to ask forgiveness for the damage they inflicted for the sexual abus

breaking news, the white house said we will not issue a visa for this goichlt you are incensed that teheran would deliberately send a guy and pick a person or try to send a guy who held hostage 52 americans for days, does it suggest to you that they are not sincere in reaching a nuclear accord with the u.s.? >> of course, gregg that is right. the nomination, an acknowledged terrorist of the intended to be a slap in the face of america and 52 hostages that spent 444 days tortured and brutalized and a week ago, i introduced the legislation to ban him and ban acknowledged terrorist from granted visas and i was pleased to see the united states senate 100 to nothing passed the legislation i introduced and just yesterday, the house of representative, unanimously passed the legislation. we have 535 members of congress, republicans and democrats who have come together and are speaking with one voice in unitty against iran defending our national security. that is a moment of clarity and i appreciate the republicans and democrats who worked with me to pass the legislation and i appreciate the preside

teheran is not backing down on their choice for ambassador.ran is appealing that in the un and could ask for a vote from the general assem bloechlt he has been barred because of his role in the 1979 hostage crisis. the council of resistance for iowa ran. involvement in terrorism is not unique. it is common knowledge that virtually all of the iranian regime so- called diplomats are involved in criminal activities in one form or another. is that true? the former prosecutor and mayor of new york is spoking out. rudy guiliani is speaking out in phoenix. mr. mayor, good to so you, first iran elected to the human rights committee in the united nations? >> it is abdid youred. they might as well cancel the commission. iran is the biggest sponsor to state terrorism in the world. there are fewer countries in the world that torteur and persecute and harm women the way iran discipline. executions in iran have increased which is rarely depicted on the news which is extraordinary. and last year more people were killed. 700, and 200 killed this year. this is

and despite significant political hurdles and vastly different stated positions with reference to teheran's nuclear programs in public comments, there's this sense of progress and optimism, and i'm trying to glean where that's from. and i'm worried when i read this and other articles where it says, quote, some officials who have worked on developing the obama administration negotiationing position tweers tehran have acknowledged that major concessions are needed by both side for a deal to be reached. initial demands of the west are no longer achievable. the west is unlikely to get a completely accounting of the secret work the west believes it has conducted in the past. so -- and it goes on to say that the suggestion that the p5-plus-1 should instead focus on the time it would take for iran to break out and produce nuclear weapons to between six and 12 months. now i don't think that we did everything that we have done to only get a six or 12 month's lead time because a deal that would ultimately unravel the entire sanctions regime is not far from where we are today, and with no sanctions re

coastline where we dealt with low cloud coverage which is not pretty much gone in and see here for the teheran at sfo a little bit of a cloud coverage remaining at this hour. satellite radar picture mainly clear high cloud still well to the north of us. temperatures about the same of what we saw yesterday which is what we expected. upper 70's for inland valleys retinol low seventies for cell space is bay shoreline running in the '60s also 68 unsanitary redwood city and 61 in downtown san francisco. tonight racine little fog return. it's unclear fast into tomorrow morning mostly sunny skies warm temperatures up there tomorrow but we do have changes into thursday friday appeared to match is really going up and down in next several days. member is coming up later in the hour. >> : tax deadline day people who owe money to the irs to and the " filing often to less manicured if you're owed a tax refund and not file by today you'll not face a penalty. but if you do owe the government you will pay a fine for filing late. people who procrastinated can file extension. and just helpful tips one of the mo

he is a member of the student group that took over the american embassy in teheran in 1979.in rome of an iranian defector. >> thank you for joining us. america's news headquarters starts right now. >> take care. >>> fox news alert. public face of the botched obama care roll out is gone. kathleen sebelius, stepping down after serving five years in the cabinet. welcome to hq. i am gregg jarret in for bill hemmer. >> president made the announcement in a rose garden ceremony, nominated. sylvia bier authority well to replace cathlone sebelius. despite the stumble the president praised his out going hss