opening an embassy in teheran. >> it was a dead give away. there are only two steps here. one, sign a bad nuclear deal with iran which she's desperately trying to do, step two, open the embassy. outs not just because of the nuclear threat that iran proses should preclude that deposit matt diplomatic. -- they've been the chief financer. iran is the pair dime of a state sponsor of terrorism and we should no more recognize a regime like that than we should turn these prisoners loose from gitmo. >> what do we get for it, though? aren't we in a position to at least ask for something? i mean not the economic sanctions but the nuclear ramping up? we're just allowing them to do it. >> well, i think that's an important point. apart from the etiological mistakes he's making, he has to be the world's worst negotiator. i wouldn't ask this guy to fix a parking ticket for me. odes probably end up with multiple life sentences. he doesn't negotiate. he doesn't bargain. he's doing a bad job with iran. >> very frustrating. thank you very much, ambassador. with me now, steve emerson founder

opponents say more sanctions will help teheran from building the nuclear bomb. >> reporter: even if it has bipartisan support president obama will veto the bill that imposes new sanctions on iran if the latest round of nuclear talks fames. >> my main message to congress at this point is just hold your fire. no body around the world lost of all the iranians doubt my ability to get sanctions passed. >> president obama wants to see if the framework to contain the new deal will be reached in march between the u.s., france germry and iran. he is being pushed back from republicans and democrats. and rob men endez told the president sanctions could not be done quick enough. and in case the u.s. needs that authority in the future. the now republican chairman, tennessee senator bob corker said there is no doubt that it is the leverage provided by congress that forced teheran to the negotiating table and i continue to believe that congress weighing in on this critical issue can help these negotiations suck sowed and not remind them. president obama can talk about it more in the state of the unio

says this sounds like talking points from teheran. the point he's trying to make in the 18 months of negotiations he felt the iranians have been stalling while the u.s. and other countries in negotiations have been moving closer and closer to what iran wants and that these additional sanctions would show iran they're serious. the bottom line is many in congress democrats and especially republicans, think that the obama administration is not -- is being too trusting of iranians. >> it will be a big day february 11th. mark your calendars when netanyahu addresses the u.s. congress. jake tapper, thank you my friend. we watch you at the top of the hour "the lead." >>> everyone is zpauktalking about this. did the new england patriots cheat their way into the super bowl? i'll speak to one of the biggest pat's fans i've ever met. he's kind of sort of upset. >>> plus revelations about the flight 8501. hear what happened after the plane made the unusual climb. i picked the top ten buzziest moments from the state of the union. don't miss them. s

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they have a path to break through the isolation and should seize it and teheran is a large sophisticated country and that is a state- sponsored terrorism that we know was put to engage nuclear weapons and that has engaged in disruptions to our allies and rhetoric is incendiary when it comes to its attitude toward the state of israel. >> look the descriptive parts of the president's statement on iran is right. the problem is not with the description. every american knows what iran is doing, those involved in foreign policy. it is what to do about it. he said iran is bad and sends money that is frozen for iran. you can't do that. they are threatening everyone in the region and we open a embassy in iran? there is a difference of what iran is doing and what is doing. when you say adjusted, what will happen? vote on new sanctions against iran and the president likely will veto it? >> he will veto that. and the new majority will not let go of the sanctions that exist. president obama can limit the sanctions but not remove the law. he needs to work with the the majority. my concern while we are

this is something that the white house asked senate democrats, iran is -- as the talks with teheran continued. now republicans and democrats want to move on it. bottom line, they want to do something and they want to make americans like the republican party ahead of the 2016 presidential elections. gwen: don't democrats want to do something too? >> some of them do. guys like joe mansion and kemp of north dakota who have said for year who are very eager to make deals that the whole reason they dime the senate in the first place, well, now's -- now bob cork said, i've -- corker, said, now is your moment. now you are in a position to help cut deals and get things to 60 votes that can prevail. they'll turn to people like mark warner and tim kaine of virginia and other moderates who are willing and able to cut deals with them. >> you know, that sounds like something for the senate in terms of bipartisanship. don't we have a record numbers of republicans? >> 247 which is the most since the 1928 election. so they're -- >> so can republicans work with other republicans? >> that's -- that's a big ques

. >> ol' own joined two other white ministers for a quick meal the place was jammed pack, teheran out of everything momented after they left the cafe, they found themselves surrounded by white agitators. >> do you remember what they said. >> yes i do, they called out primary thing they called out is hey you [bleep]. we whispered to each other just keep walking. >> a scuffle panic and the ciggenning crack as something slammed into his skull. i heard that club hit jim's head. >> olsen was at his side, as he faded. >> i held his hand. jim's hand. and he squeezed my hand tighter and tighter and tighter, as the pain worsened in him. and then his hand relaxed and he went. he went unconscious. >> two days later jim reed was dead. at "selma's" church protests turned to prayer, and the fire that time spread across the nation thousands of people gathering in places like boston and chicago and new york, and photograph. and so on. thousands of people gathers. just to keep vigil and then when he died, again thousands of people gathered. it is a moment olsen sees echos today. >> hands up, i can't b

steve, how do these ongoing talks between the united states and iran over teheran's nuclear program comeplay? are they a big wheel in this, steve? >> i think it is a remarkably important moment ed. i'm in france. i was at the ministry of defense here in paris today. there's a lot of eyeballing what the iranians are doing and whether a deal is viable or not but they have the impression the obama white house, wants a deal very badly and this is a way that obama can show that america can change the way global gravity works. that said saudi arabia and the large sunnis population in the broad middle east believe this basically turns over the region and creates a new hedgemon of extremism. so it's a very big mess. it looks like president obama is not going over to the funeral of king abdullah. joe biden is. joe biden is important. i agree with you he should run for president. when you have a nation as important as saudi arabia doubting america's support of it at a time you're about to perhaps strike a big deal a historic deal of enormous proportion, then you need to kind of level both sides. >

the administration and its quotes the more it sounds like talking points that come straight out of teheran. lou: the white house now three weeks into the 114th congress and president obama has run into something of a right hook from the republican-controlled legislative branch. speaker john boehner announcing mr. netanyahu will have a meeting on the threat and it is now breach of protocol. making claims about the israeli intelligence agency that are insupportable. >>> turning to yemen the nation, the obama administration once pointed to as a great middle east success story. that success story is crumbling tonight. intelligence officials not only calling what has occurred a coup, but after armed rebels took over the presidential palace and much of the capital city, the president and entire congress of yemen resigned. fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin with our report. >> reporter: state department officials say they have reached out to yemeni officials in the capital sanaa to get more clarity about the resignation of president hadi his prime minister and cabinet, one

>> reporter: well, they say are shiit rebels and originate from the ideology of teheran.e trying to enforce that on to the people of yemen. you know every since they took over the capitol in september, they go over the government schools and hospitals and taking over the presidential palace was ultimately the final straw. it is a big question here in f yemen, who is really in charge? who is in charge in yemen? >> and how does that make you feel as someone who is living there? you are obviously working and we are grateful for but house dangerous is it for you? >> reporter: i came here and you know i also write for the other print. and i am all right when i arrived here six and sen months ago. and i would be lying now if i didn't say i wasn't walking on egg shells. there is a on top of the building, yes, the security has been-even on one or two occasions i have been out around 8:30 or 9:00 relatively early but yemeni people themselves, who usually reassure me don't worry, it's all fine, they tell me to go home now because they say in case anything happens there is no law, t

washington and royal, are they willing to sit back and let teheran have their way?uldn't see this through the approximate see that we have in lebanon and syria. they are from the islam, it's a very moderate school of islam but not very close to the she ya that per pond rate in iraq and lebanon. that said we believe there has been some type of aid profit by iran to them but they should not be seen as an iran approximate see. >> the government in yemen says right now this is the beginning of an attempted coup but it seems that if they wanted to do that they could have done that in september when the fights swept into the capital and pretty much stayed there. >> that's true. they have become one of the predominant forces in the country. the government of yemen is a government in name only. he does not control all the military forces. there are still loyal to the post president. he doesn't control many airreas in the country. they are slowly encroaching and it might be their time now to take over power completely. >> so if this government falls, do you think there is a

teheran reads it and is exploiting it by cheating on the agreement they are presently operating under. certainly the plo, hezbollah, all the of this stuff, they read america as wack and take advantage of it with very little penalty. >> previously, we were talking about the situation at joe biden's home. frank says let's not blame the secret service every time a shot is fired. give them a break. the delaware shoot wugz was off-site security. we don't know much more than it was outside of the secret perimeter. doug brought up the state of the union. we will move to that. the white house is getting creative to make sure more of you watch actually watch with it. the president's state of the union address. they want good ratings because they want people to see this. will the strategy work. we will tell you what they are doing. the fox news political insiders. post your comments on facebook and tweet us @harris faulkner and they will put the information up. we'll be right back. [container door opening] ♪ what makes it an suv is what you can get into it. ♪ [container door closing] what makes

the administration and its quotes the more it sounds like talking points that come straight out of teheran. it feeds to narrative of victimization when they are the ones with original sin and elicit nuclear weapons program going back over the course of 20 years. they're unwilling to come clean on. >> twofold. one, do you think some of the skepticism is justified, a? b, you mentioned the difficulties between a democratic president and republican congress but also increasing divide between whatever is going on between u.s. and iran. >> i think there's grounds for skepticism about iran. it's a divided society. there's hard liners that don't want to deal and president rouhani that wants to deal. the question is does rouhani call the shots? the danger for president are democrats like menendez. will enough democrats in the senate shift and vote with republicans to enact tough new sanctions that would basically derail the talks sanctions against iran. >> how would the chamber affect the sanctions for iran? >> it makes it harder. they're arguing the hard liners aren't negotiateing either. there's

only way to get their attention is to have sanctions that are really drilling into the regime in teherano talk about behind the president's back, the president of iran accepted a invitation to speak to speaker boehner, and do you think that he should do that so close to the election, and people believe it is interfering with the elections? >> well first of all, president netanyahu received an invitation are the congress, and it is a honor for the head of state, and any head of state to be invite ed by ed by the american congress, and hence by the american people, and especially today when iran poses such a threat to peace and security in the world, it is important for prime minister netanyahu to speak out on the dangers. >> and wechb with the israel's elections two months away? >> well, the elections are very much like everywhere else other things are going on, and we should keep an eye on it, but it is an honor for every head of state, and especially prime minister netanyahu to address the american people in the american congress. >> thank you, ambassador, and please come back to see us

said that these attacks by israel are attacks on the whole of the resistence axis which includes teheranzbollah and damascus as well. >>> israel security service says it cracked the first local isil cell on its soil. they have arrested seven people reportedly of arab decent on charges of attacks on israel and communicating with syrian groupings. they were caught just before executing an attack and were practicing on animals how to behead people. the seven admitted to belong to go isil. italy's interior minister says they have deported nine people are suspected of supporting isil. the expulsion began ben tase did go he also identified 59 people who had traveled to syria to fight. >>> isil has released more than 200 captives of the yazidi is, in iraq we have the story. >> reporter: most of them were elderly, disabled or sick. all of them were traumatized. among them are some of the oldest members of an ancient religious minority under attack by isil. when the gunmen rampages through their homeland near sinjar mountain in june, these yazidis were rounded up and taken to near the syrian bord

teheran, the toxic conflicts in the middle east now is geopolitically saudi arabia versus iran.u to the saudis not wanting to play nice-nice with the iranians or opec. >> it is a high blinking contest between opec and the u.s. there are debates going on there. how does that play out? >> the gulf producers tend to stick together. saudi is obviously the leader in opec particularly in the gulf because it has the most massive production and it is normally played the role of swing producer because it can vary its production between 12 and 6 million barrels a day. if it wishes by much greater amounts than others but other players are beginning to move in on that. america obviously is producing much more than before. but iraq which is producing just below 4 million at the moment more than in previous decades, could produce if everything was quiet around it between 10 million and 12 million barrels a day. there is enormous potential there. geopolitics stopped the production capacity of major players hitting the maximum. but there is masses of oil and more gas out there. we're a long way

will teheran is that the bay bridge right now looking at the conditions.hen a column to scan center for nothing less talk about the fog he concedes a lot better than an hour ago. the cars into looking at are now passing the approach in getting into the tunnel. the fog is molding you look off into the dense in the distance and clearly see all plan as a clear day but right now you can see you can barely make it out. visibility is not as good at that location in but if you're heading to san francisco what struck the bay bridge particularly at this location the fog had lifted and is a beautiful tuesday morning. >>:reporter: san jose police are still searching for suspects wanted in connection with a crisp brown yvette's where five people were shocked. this is cellphone video that is been circulating of the incident. you can see and hear a shot being fired as brown was performing on stage at the fiesta and nightclub. hundreds of people were inside at the time. and kron 4 is getting the first listen to the 911 dispatch calls made early sunday sunday pirie >>: >>

you could just raise your hand and you could get a ticket to teheran to go to training to have a good time. so it's not -- it's not the shiism is not the determinate thing. when the huf icon flict first broke out, we sympathize with our oppressed brothers. but the shiism part was a smart part of it. the actual practice sure, there are some people have converted to 12ism which is the iranian version of it. but it's very much an indigenous practice. and it's not sort of replicating the iranian shiism. my -- just my quick take is that the hufis are going to wants to do what they want to do. they're in the north. and they have to make sure they've got the guns for the future. it's a hufi-genda. it's a domestic agenda. it doesn't have nothing to do with ooh iranians. -- with this iranians. >> mary with the wilson center. we have talked about iran. we have not talked about saudi arabia for a country that there is no money essentially and financing for whatever comes from the outside. saudi arabia is important. can you tell us more about it? >> i'll be very simple, without saudi support -- >

the [indiscernible] are a surrogate for the ayatollahs in teheran.the same former country of yemen, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has its principal base. this was the country that the president himself singled out as one of the successes of his counterterrorism strategy. imagine what the failures are like. [laughter] in the failures are too sad to recall. two and a half years ago our ambassador in libya, chris stevens, three other americans killed by terrorists in benghazi. here we are. there has been no retaliation no retribution for killing american citizens. what does it tell the terrorists around the world when the ambassador, the president's personal representative, is killed, and we do nothing about it? that says to the terrorists we can walk on this country, and that is a terrible lesson to learn. [laughter] [applause] that's not our america. we see the president treating with our adversaries. this is a president who thinks as the middle east deteriorates, the principal problem is israel's construction of apartment buildings in east jerusa