ernie: louisiana. >> 66%. ernie: not good. >> not at all. ernie: what should people do? talk to lawmakers? push for this? education? this is what we're trying to do here. how do we make changes? >> this is the tough issue. stand up for yourself. women need to do that. it's not just about women. it's about families. women in many cases are the primary wage earner. so this isn't just a woman's issue. talking about it is good. let's look at how the power of social media can really change things. if a dialogue starts and a momentum builds, it might help in washington to have somebody listen. ernie: we hope so. you've given us a lot of good information and things to think about. come back soon and we'll have some positive news. thank you for joining us today. let's talk about some of the other things we're looking at in the news happening right now. three people have died. 57 have become sick after legionnaires' disease outbreak in the bronx. investigators say that they have found the bacteria at water cooling towers at lincoln hospital. the concourse plaza mall and the opera

while chappy and ernie confer on work, craftsmen begin the process. this wagon built over 70 years ago ago. first job is to get all the old paint off. when do you, you come to understand the beauty of the carvings. those you lovely ladies will adorn this wagon as soon as they get their turn in the beauty parlor. does she or doesn't she? only the man with the blow torch knows for sure. nine out of ten hollywood stars use this as their beauty secret. when the paint is removed, every detail on each wagon is sanded down, touched up and repaired if necessary. this is the sky board that ruchbs along the top of the john bull wagon in the background. when this lady came down with a rare shin disease, ernie made her a new one. he's known as the ben casey of baribou. look at some of the detail work on this wagon built in 1903. safety hasn't been overlooked. brand new brakes have been installed. while ernie primes the reconstructed great britain wagon for its final coats of paint, work goes on in other parts of town. karl robinson, who was making tent poles for

ernie obviously loves running, if you can call this that. but the world war ii vet says there's another much greater purpose here. >> i want people to know what the war was all about and what it took to win it. >> reporter: specifically this old sailor is running to raise awareness for one of the unsung heroes of the war a ship he served on called an l.s.t. it stands for landing ship tank. that's how the allies got heavy equipment on to beaches. the u.s. built more than 1,000 l.s.t.s during the war but today only one remains in its original configuration. it's parked here on the ohio river in evansville, indiana. ernie says if he can run across the country at 91, the least you can do is drive to indiana to see the thing. >> this shouldn't be forgotten. eisenhower and churchill made a similar remark that it's the ship that won the war. >> reporter: won the war? >> yeah. without 'em, how could you have taken all those islands? how could you have even taken normandy? >> reporter: which is why 70 years later ernie andrus is out here returning th

we're pleased to be joined by john kerry, ernie muniz, and jack lew. before being appointed of secretary of energy dr. munoz was at mit where he was a faculty member since 1973. from the director of the office of management and bucket, jack lew now serves as the secretary of the treasury. the witnesses full prepared statements will be made part of the record. members here will have five days to submit questions. and we have most of the members present here. i know we all recognize the gravity of this issue. we want everyone to have a chance to question the secretaries. to accomplish that i would ask everyone members and witnesses, respect the time limit, and that means leaving adequate amount of time for witnesses to answer your questions. and nothing requires full use of your time. we will begin with a summary of secretary kerry's testimony. mr. secretary. >> well chairman royce, ranking member engel, and all of the members thank you. we appreciate the opportunity to be here to frankly clear up some misinterpretation misinterpretations. i know one ad

it sent ernie kadinin into action. he closed his horse boarding facility in the winter today he is reopening to animals in need. . >> i love animals and i was not going to let the horses get burned up in the fire when i had facilities to get them out of there. >> reporter: he put out the word and hours later jen hess showed up and started transporting the horses. >> it was stressful. some of them are yearlings and we have a baby. they'd never been in a trailer before. >> reporter: everyone made it in just fine giving jess room to breathe. this couple is looking for shelter for chickens, turkeys and emus. >> reporter: ernie says he has room for more. >> i sure do. >> reporter: jen hess is happy for the shelter. >> it means everything for sure. >> reporter: jen is sending a big thank you to ernie tonight. he says they can stay as long as they want, which can be several days. >> cornell, thank you very much. >>> coming up, one woman's experience with flight car the airport start up that rents out your vehicle when you fly

it sent ernie kadinin into action. he closed his horse boarding facility in the winter today he is reopening to animals in need. . >> i love animals and i was not going to let the horses get burned up in the fire when i had facilities to get them out of there. >> reporter: he put out the word and hours later jen hess showed up and started transporting the horses. >> it was stressful. some of them are yearlings and we have a baby. they'd never been in a trailer before. >> reporter: everyone made it in just fine giving jess room to breathe. this couple is looking for shelter for chickens, turkeys and emus. >> reporter: ernie says he has room for more. >> i sure do. >> reporter: jen hess is happy for the shelter. >> it means everything for sure. >> reporter: jen is sending a big thank you to ernie tonight. he says they can stay as long as they want, which can be several days. >> cornell, thank you very much. >>> coming up, one woman's experience with flight car the airport start up that rents out your vehicle when you fly

ernie? >> for my five months at the negotiating table i doubt our p5 plus one partners would be any more interested in going back to the table than iran. on the 24 days, all the regular access, for declared sites, it's constant. the 24 days is a new tool in the sense there has never been any limit at all. so the key is, in getting enough of a compressed process where we feel confident in being able to detect any use of nuclear materials, number one, over the time period, and in the classified environment we could provide more evidence than i already discussed today. >> thank you, mr. secretary. now to the congressman from ohio. >> thank you. this administration the president specifically called isis the jv team, that clearly wasn't true. this administration cited yemen as the model approach to u.s. counterterrorism, and that was shortly before yemen's near total collapse into chaos. so that wasn't true either. president obama declared al qaeda to be decimated, on the run and broken apart and

i think ernie is taking up base and they are recognizing that. putting forth a powerful message , a message that resonates on the issue of income inequality in america. i think he is talking about differences on important issues. mark: sorry to interrupt you but what is that doing to impact her? changing the campaign behavior as you see it? >> i think they recognize now this will be a contested nominating process. they will have to deal with a real challenger. i think the impact is they spent $1 million on research last quarter. i don't think it was for the general election. frankly, while we are not raising as much money, we are very proud to have raised $15 million in eight weeks. so i think that is having an impact on her and her campaign. >> your candidate did an interview with fox where you made a comment about forbidden -- open borders making all of america:. that has stirred up controversy and some on the right foot like to see a tighter immigration policy. what are the political implications of thing something like that any is trying to b

if you're the president, you can call him ernie. the shekt the difficult job of nailing down the technical difficulties of this incredibly difficult process. he has spent many months and the past 18 days working on this. >>> where they think this prevents them from getting a nuclear weapon and why they're right and people like ernie who is an m.i.t. physicsist is wrong. >> yeah. explain how he is wrong. go ahead. that's high praise from the president and probably a lot of pressure if you are energy secretary ernest. thank you for your time. i have a feeling you must be pretty exhausted over what you've been through the past few weeks. >> it's been a grind but it is a pleasure to be here. >> how long was it before the deal was done that you actually had confidence that it would be? were you an optimist? did you believe that there always would be a final deal? or did it seem shaky to you to the end? >> i think i thought we would get to a deal several days after i felt we would not get to a deal and that was a couple days before we fin

. >> reporter: in fact ernie says martinez and his father enjoyed the evening together saturday night. >> they were coming out of the movie. who goes to a movie. >> reporter: ernie told us he didn't know if his nephew did it, but if he's guilty, justice will prevail. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> new details emerge about the former night manager of a south bay science camp accused of child molestation. the 27-year-old has been under investigation by the feds that he was under investigation months before accused of six you'lly assaulting a minor in saratoga. according to the media partners at mercury news. homeland security officials contacted the former camp worker in december of last year. after he sent an undercover investigator a link to 14 child sex videos. >>> another delay tonight in the trial of a man charged with killing of a vallejo police officer. deliberations must start over. jurors are deciding whether bank robbery suspect henry smith shot and killed officer jim in 2011. the judge just removed a juror from bias against police after the juror allegedly told a court bailiff that

ernie morris died instantly. he was only 37 years old and was from woodbridge. >> he looked serious but was one of the guys that was nice as he could be and would give you the shirt off his bike. >> reporter: all the riders went to the hospital with a range of injuries. kenjon son passed away yesterday. he was from chester -- ken johnson passed away yesterday. he was from chesterfield. >> they lived to ride motorcycles. it was a passion, a way of life. >> reporter: and their deaths have left a local club reeling. >> when you lose friends and somebody you've known that long, just like you lost a part of your life. >> reporter: most of the riders are out of the hospital now. i was able to speak with one of the riders from woodbridge on the phone a little bit earlier tonight. he told me he was actually heading back to the hospital and right now he isn't ready to speak about this. reporting live in bowie i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> tragic accident. thank you, ellison. now the driver of that tractor trailer was in c

martinez's uncle ernie does not want his last name used. he said his brother, martinez's dad, had a rough couple of years. he told abc 7 news if his nephew is guilty, he never told his father about the murders. >> i would suspect he didn't. >> reporter: in fact, ernie says martinez and his father enjoyed the evening saturday night. >> they were coming out of a movie. who goes to a movie. >> reporter: neighbors in the working class neighborhood were shocked by the mass murders. >> scary to know he can be in my neighborhood. i won't be happy to sleep knowing we have somebody like that as a neighbor. >> reporter: in spanish, ernie told us he didn't know if his nephew did it but if he's guilty justice will prevail. vic lee abc 7 news. >> stay with abc 7 news for the latest on the modesto murders. we'll have updates on our website abc7news.com and continuing coverage on abc 7 news. >>> a san francisco woman was shot and killed on pier 14 will be on capitol hill in washington tomorrow, pushing for immigration policy reform. kate steinle's parents

and i want ernie and jack to get in here on two things. but quickly, there's a confusion here between the dismantling of the nuclear weapons program, versus the nuclear program. it was never the goal of this administration and not even the bush administration -- the bush administration in 2008 offered -- >> mr. secretary with all due respect, perhaps if you could answer about the solmoney the lifting of sections of the -- >> i want to be very clear we are achieving what we set out to do. with respect to the military sites, yes, they will have providing that is part of the inspection of an undeclared suspicious facility and if it is we will -- >> we will have access to the military sites? >> if they don't provide it, they will be in breach of this agreement, and the sanctions will snap back. >> and we'll consult with iran before we get access? >> there is a procedure in place. >> so iran is wrong when they say we won't have access to military sites. >> they are taking care of a domestic constituency in -- >> thank you. >> i'm going to remin

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ernie? >> in terms of the first question about the dynamics with the eu or the other partners in general, first of all on the nuclear dimensions side, i should emphasize i have talked about our team but every one of the six countries had technical experts involved. they had very robust discussions we did not share our own classified discussions, but made sure we were coming out in the same place. to be honest, in many areas we pushed the envelope. in some areas, they pushed the envelope. the good news is i think we all came out of this very satisfied with the technical dimensions accomplished the job of blocking nuclear weapons' pathways. there are some specific examples one could give in terms of additional infrastructure removal from centrifuge places in terms of 20% uranium issues, but these were very robust. i think all six countries feel very, very confident in our conclusions. >> congressman, i think on the sanctions side, we have very different systems here in the united states and th

both ernie and jack were absolutely critical to our ability to do this. the treasury department's knowledge of the sanctions and application of the sanctions has been exemplary, and they helped us understand the implications of all of these sanctions. and as jack will let you know, we're not talking about 150 billion. we're not talking about 100 billion. we're actually talking about $55 billion that will go to iran and we'll go into that later. but from the day that our negotiations began, mr. chairman, we were crystal clear that we would not accept anything less than a good deal. one that would shut off all of those pathways towards fissile material for a nuclear weapon. and after 18 months of very intensive talks, the facts are pretty clear that the plan announced this month by six nations in fact accomplishes that. i might remind everybody all of those other nations have nuclear power, or nuclear weapons. and all of them are extremely knowledgeable in this challenge of proliferation. so under the terms of this agreement iran has agreed to remove 98% of

my name is ernie becauser, chair here at csis. it is my distinct honor to welcome you to csis for the bannon tree leadership form featuring his excellency, win fu chong for an important policy key note speech entitled u.s. vietnam relations in the changing world. i'd also like to thank ambassador ambassadors who played leading roles in making this historic visit a reality. thank you, too, to ambassador carla hills who has graciously agreed to introduce the general secretary in her role as a leading member of the csis board of trustee necessary just a minute. but before i invite ambassador hills to make her remarks a couple of housekeeping announcements. i invite you all to live tweet today's speerch. and in the unlikely event of an emergency, i will act as your security center today. if we need the evacuate, the exists are behind you. please use the stairs, remain calm and meet in front of the billion across the street and please follow instructions from csis staff. now it is my pleasure to introduce a good friend of csis and a go

i did have a chance to speak with ernie moniz. are these sanctions if they are not lifted, is everyone going to walk away from the nuclear deal? the question i put to him was why would iran walk away when they could keep the deal with the rest of the world and only u.s. be isolated, this is how he answered. >> the other countries of p-5 plus one they came along with the sanctions regime with the idea that the objective of the sanctions was to bring iran to the negotiating table. well, iran came to the negotiating table reached and agreement and as you can see there would be a very, very messy situation with the united states and the allies and iran still on different pages. >> so patty culhane what happens next? >> they have 60 days to look at it. they're not going to be in town. they're going to take summer recess that's when they go home in be and if you look at polls the american people aren't really into this deal, they don't know any details. we know he's going to give a speech to the nation, and also another unusual move, th

martinez vrng el ernie doesn't want his last name used. he says his brother martinez dad has had a rough couple of years has had a rough couple of years. he lost one of his sons last year and now his wife. he told abc 7 news if his nephew is guilty he probably if he ever told his father about the murders. >> i would suspect he didn't. my brothers says he didn't. >>reporter: in fact ernie says martinez and his father enjoyed the evening together saturday nature. >> they were coming out of a movie. who goes to a movie. >>reporter: he toylsd he didn't know if his nephew did it but if he's guilty justice will prevail f.vic lee abc 7 ins. >> of course stay with us for the latest on the murder in modest to. update on our web site and continuing coverage on our web site tir at 11:00 i. >> family of woman shot at pier 14 in san francisco is in washington dc tonight push fog for immigration reform. can kate steinly parents brother will testify before the senate judiciary committee tomorrow then meet with elect the officials throughout the week abou

can you talk about the numbers in these polls and what you can divine from them about ernie sanders and his prospects? ken: yes. in both of those polls, you see hillary clinton still ahead, but you see bernie sanders in significantly better shape than he was just a few months ago and also getting lots of momentum and media coverage. we will give mark of the softball, but one of the good points mark makes in his article is we have to look at the indirect effects of bernie sanders and the three of us don't expect him to be the democratic nominee and see some limits for him in the primaries that will follow but as he puts pressure on hillary clinton, as he makes hillary clinton go farther to the left, it gets back to our initial conversation -- it makes hillary clinton a less formidable general election candidate which makes that republican nomination worth having and really valuable. mark: you have a piece up now about these polls. tell us what you found in there. ken: one thing i worry in virtually all of the pulling we are seeing from the media on the primary is that their samples are w

ernie? >> in terms of the first question about the dynamics with the eu or the other partners in general, first of all on the nuclear dimensions side, i should emphasize i have talked about our team but every one of the six countries had technical experts involved. they had very robust discussions we did not share our own classified discussions, but made sure we were coming out in the same place. to be honest, in many areas we pushed the envelope. in some areas, they pushed the envelope. the good news is i think we all came out of this very satisfied with the technical dimensions accomplished the job of blocking nuclear weapons' pathways. there are some specific examples one could give in terms of additional infrastructure removal from centrifuge places in terms of 20% uranium issues, but these were very robust. i think all six countries feel very, very confident in our conclusions. >> congressman, i think on the sanctions side, we have very different systems here in the united states and th

we will speak with ernie

western parts of the country are getting 90 degrees in places like portland, ernie, and wildfires are burning with dry conditions in the southwest. we have been kind of storming with off and on shower and thunderstorm chances. temperatures have stayed in the 80's so far for july. the pattern will change a little bit. it will happen late this week or we will start to see the heat build meantime. jummy: i like the heath pearce jacqui: i know you do. i am so glad, but the cut -- because it seems like it cannot make anybody else happy. we will have to trade the rain off for the heat. it will be a hot one. already is. at the noon hour, 86 in bethesda. i cannot imagine being a golfer out there right now. they're certainly feeling the heat. the heat index has reached 96 downtown. 87 at dulles. seven at andrews. 91 in frederick. take a lot of breaks if you are working outdoors this afternoon. drink lots of water. this is the satellite, something to watch here today. right now, we're seeing some of this west of the blue ridge, and the rain will hold off for today. we have a cold front moving a

and because of the great work of our team, john kerry and secretary ernie muniz who happened to be an mit physicist did something more than i did. >> jon: he explained a lot of the intricacies. >> so it finally comes to fruition. but it represents a lot of work. the same is true when it comes to something like healthcare. obviously we've been through all kinds of ups and downs and knocks, fights. when the supreme court finally says i think definitively we can move forward on this with a lot of euphoria but we got 16 minute people health insurance that didn't have it before. that really was a consequence of the work that we did. [crowd cheering] [applause] so the way i'm feeling right now is i've got 18 months. there are a bunch of other things that we want to get done. some of them we got started early. climate change is a good example where we double fuel efficiency standards on cars, increased solar power by 20 times. and now we've got a paris conference on climate change coming up later this year. and if we can get china and india and some of the other big companies to take a look

and because of the great work of our team and john kerry and secretary ernie moniz, it happened to be an m.i.t. physicist and knew a little something more than i did. >> sure. he explained a lot of the intricacies of the nuclear deal. >> so it finally comes to fruition but it represents a lot of work. >> president obama on "the daily show," his last appearance on the show with jon stewart talking about the mvp of the iran negotiations the energy secretary, ernie moniz. secretary moniz and secretary kerry are heading to capitol hill in a short time from now to start classified briefings for members of the house and senate. before he goes he's here secretary moniz. i know you have barely caught up from vienna but what can you tell to members of congress who are complaining that first of all, senator cotton and others are complaining that there are secret deals between the iaea and iran that will not even be known to the u.s. and will not be briefed to congress and why are there these side deals? >> well first of all, there are no secret deals. this is the iaea performing its usual funct

but ernie, why don't you discuss that? >> first you started out with the question of iran being unique in terms of verification. that's why we have the verification system in this agreement that is unparallels. this goes beyond what anyone else has accepted because of the distrust built up over iran. the iaea can cut that off any time by declaring their request for access, and then the 24-day clock runs. it is not the beginning of dispute resolution. it's the end of dispute resolution. in fact, at that point, they're in material breach. you asked about would there be a response if it was, quote, only one site? well, i'm going to turn it over to my colleagues, but i want to emphasize in the snapback it says in whole or in part. so a graded response is possible. >> going to go to mr. alan grayson. >> mr. secretary i have five minutes. i have ten short questions. i'm hoping for ten short answers. will implementation of the agreement increase iran's support of terrorism? >> you want these? >> yes. >> we have no way to know. i

i will wait and pass my final judgment when i get to hear secretary ernie menise secretary of energy one of our profound nuclear scientists of america that's been on the front line of the talks. when he hear him come. he doesn't bring a political view to the table. he brings it basically unfiltered and i can't wait to hear and talk to him. >> you know you are really in the negotiations when he's referred to as ernie. i'm sure the white house hopes you spread the optimism to the rest of the caucus. >> we need to be optimistic that we can move forward and use our super diplomacy to try to bring the world back together and bring peace and stability. because we sure don't have it now. >> senator always a pleasure to speak with you. >>> joining me is former democratic congresswoman jane harmon and dean of the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies valley nasr. just in terms of congress jane where do you see this going and how important do you think it is for the president to have a congressional stamp of approval on this deal? >> well let me start with this is the deal. th

and why they're right and people like ernie moniz, who's an m.i.t. nuclear physicist and an expert in these issues is wrong. why the rest of the world is wrong. and then present an alternative. and if the alternative is that we should bring iran to heel through military force then those critics should say so. and that will be an honest debate. >> reporter: mr. president, prime minister netanyahu said that you have a situation where iran can delay 24 days before giving access to military facilities -- >> i'm happy to -- that's a good example. so let's take the issue of 24 days: this has been i think, swirling today, the notion that this is insufficient in terms of inspections. keep in mind first of all, that we'll have 24/7 inspections of declared nuclear facilities. fordow natanz iraq their uranium mines facilities that are known to produce centrifuges, parts. that entire infrastructure that we know about we will have sophisticated 24/7 monitoring of those now, one of the advantages of having inspections across the entire production chain is that it

the deal negotiated by john kerry, wendy sherman, ernie moniz, our allies, our partners, the p5 plus one, achieves that goal. it achieves our top priority, making sure iran does not get a nuclear weapon. but we have always recognized that even if iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon iran still poses challenges to our interests and our values both in the region and around the world. so, when this deal gets implemented, we know that we will have dismantled the immediate concerns around iran's nuclear program. we will have brought their stockpiles down to 98%. we will have significantly reduced the number of centrifuges they operate. we will have installed an unprecedented inspection regime and that will remain in place not just for 10 years but for, example on the stockpiles, will continue to 15 years. iran will have pledged to the international community that it will not develop a nuclear weapon and now will be subject to an additional protocol, a more vigorous inspection and monitoring regime, that lasts in perpetuity. we will have disabled a facility like iraq, the iraq facility, from

ernie els committed actually this morning, so very excited there, shaping up to be a terrific field and the venue itself is something stunning. lou: more on quicken loans national including how you can still get tickets, go to our website, wjla.com. so next week is going to be a busy one here in the d.m.v. jonathan: do you think tiger is ever going to get back to the kind of form where he will win championships? lou: he is not going to be as relevant as he was before. steve: he is good for the game. lou: he is great even when he is not relevant. jonathan: more fun being there for the weekend. lou: true. jonathan: scary moment, these ducks crossing a busy highway. like i said, they're all ok, we'll have it for jonathan: you got to see this video to believe it. eden prairie, minnesota. mama duck with her babies trying to cross a stretch of highway. every driver is swerving around her as she is coming across the highway. watch closely, the cars are moving quick. it's tough to see ducks crossing in the middle of the road, but all of the ducklings and mama made it -- look at this one. that o

and why they're right and people like ernie monesi, an mit physicist and an expert in these issues is wrong. why the rest of the world is wrong, and then present an alternative. and if the alternative is that we should bring iran to heel through military force then those critics should say so. that will be an honest debate. all right. >> prime minister netanyahu said that you have an situation where iran can delay 24 days-- >> i'm happy to--that'sthat's a good example. let's take the issue of 24 days. this has been swirling today the notion that this is insufficient in terms of inspections. now keep in mind first of all the world had 24/7 inspections of declared nuclear facilities iraq, the uranium mines facilities that are known to produce centrifuges parts that entire infrastructure that we know about we will have sophisticated 24/7 monitoring of those facilities. all right. so thin the issue is what if they try to develop a covert program? now one of the advantages of having innings inspections across the entire production chain is that it makes it very difficult to set up a covert

both ernie and jack were absolutely critical to our ability to do this. the treasury department's knowledge of the sanctions and application of the sanctions has been exemplary, and they helped us understand the implications of all of these sanctions. and as jack will let you know, we're not talking about 150 billion. we're not talking about 100 billion. we're actually talking about $55 billion that will go to iran and we'll go into that later. but from the day that our negotiations began mr. chairman, we were crystal clear that we would not accept anything less than a good deal. one that would shut off all of those pathways towards fissile material for a nuclear weapon. and after 18 months of very intensive talks, the facts are pretty clear that the plan announced this month by six nations in fact accomplishes that. i might remind everybody all of those other nations have nuclear power, or nuclear weapons. and all of them are extremely knowledgeable in this challenge of proliferation. so under the terms of this agreement iran has agreed to remove 98% of

ernie set up animal evacuation center in the town of winters in yolo county. he closed his horse boarding facility several years ago a ago but leif stock surrounded by flames he reopened his stalls. >> i love animal and i was not going to let the horses get burned newspaper a fire when i have the facility to the get them out of there. >> nice guy. one woman took her 20 praises american saddle bred there over nature. he says he has ramp for other animal as well. >> so considerate. another build fair is burning in the el drd 0national forest near kiber drd 0national forest near kiber. highway 50 is closed between poll look pines and myers. fire started at 2 this afternoon grown to 100 acres. several camp ground in the area evacuated. fire is 5 percent contained. and take a look at this video posted on instagram. here's the start of the kiber fire fire suze serve. >> plane can pick up 1500 gallon of water in 12 seconds. >> milder weather help firefighters today. sandhya is here with conditions. craws are facing now. >> we look at the conditions near kiber right n

classified session, and indeed one of our key negotiators, the day-to-day lead negotiator wendy sherman and ernie muniz was likewise briefed on it. it is standard procedure -- there are 189 countries that have an agreement with the iaea -- >> my question is are we entitled to all of the related materials -- >> correct. those that are part of the agreement per se. this is my reference and we -- no country has access to the confidential agreements directly of the iaea -- >> country -- yeah. i don't mean to interrupt you, but my time is limited here. i can't imagine that this wouldn't be a part of what we would all be briefed on. now, yesterday when congressman poe asked the question secretary rice has said she has seen the deal and is going to share it with congress. now let me ask the question if you have seen it? >> senator national security advisor rice has not seen it. >> she said she did yesterday -- >> no she has been briefed on it. the exact quote is that she has seen -- she has been briefed on it. she hasn't actually seen it. >> i'll give you her quote. it says she says she did see it. she

ernie set up animal evacuation center in the town of winters in yolo county. he closed his horse boarding facility several years ago a ago but leif stock surrounded by flames he reopened his stalls. >> i love animal and i was not going to let the horses get burned newspaper a fire when i have the facility to the get them out of there. >> nice guy. one woman took her 20 praises american saddle bred there over nature. he says he has ramp for other animal as well. >> so considerate. another build fair is burnin in the el drd 0national forest near kiber drd 0national forest near kiber. highway 50 is closed between poll look pines and myers. fire started at 2 this afternoon grown to 100 acres. several camp ground in the area evacuated. fire is 5 percent contained. and take a look at this video posted on instagram. here's the start of the kiber fire fire suze serve. >> plane can pick up 1500 gallon of water in 12 seconds. >> milder weather help firefighters today. sandhya is here with conditions. craws are facing now. >> we look at the conditions near kiber right no

both ernie and jack were absolutely critical to our ability to do this. the treasury department's knowledge of the sanctions and application of the sanctions has been exemplary, and they helped us understand the implications of all of these sanctions. and as jack will let you know, we're not talking about 150 billion. we're not talking about 100 billion. we're actually talking about $55 billion that will go to iran and we'll go into that later. but from the day that our negotiations began mr. chairman, we were crystal clear that we would not accept anything less than a good deal. one that would shut off all of those pathways towards fissile material for a nuclear weapon. and after 18 months of very intensive talks, the facts are pretty clear that the plan announced this month by six nations in fact accomplishes that. i might remind everybody all of those other nations have nuclear power, or nuclear weapons. and all of them are extremely knowledgeable in this challenge of proliferation. so under the terms of this agreement iran has agreed to remove 98% of

so far not a big demand but ernie says the horses can stay here as long as they want. the charge? it's free. >> very nice. thanks very much. >>> breaking news this evening. another fire spreading quickly. it started this afternoon at about 2 p.m. highway 50 is closed in both directions from pollack pines to myers both north and south sides of highway 50 are under voluntary evacuations. this video posted on twitter by abc affiliate in sacramento shows the new superscooper, a plane that can pick up 1,600 gallons of water in 12 seconds. we reported on that technology the other day. here is a live look at the fire. there are mandatory evacuations for strawberry. the fire is reportedly burning about 60 acres so far. if you see smoke and you are in the area where it is safe to send photo and video post them on social media. only do that if it is safe to do so. >>> and meteorologist sandhya patel has been checking on our weather all afternoon. she is live outside with more on the firefighting conditions. >> as we take a look at conditions in the area you will notice that the temperature

we had a team of experts working for several weeks straight on this including secretary of engine ernie and i want to particularly thank john kerry our secretary of state who began his service to this country more than four decades ago when he put on our uniform and went off to war. he is now making this country safer through his commitment to strong principled american diplomacy. history shows that america must lead just not with our might but with our principals and shows we are stronger not when we are alone but when we bring the world together. today's announcement marks one more chapter in this pursuit of a safer and more helpful, more hopeful world. thank you. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. good morning and welcome to al jazeera america, we have just heard president obama speaking about the historic deal just reached with iran and european negotiators, making sure that iran will not ever get a nuclear weapon president obama saying that no deal is a way to make sure there is a greater chance of war in the middle east that this is not a time for political

ernie. >> in terms of the first question about the dynamics with the e.u. or the other partners in general, first of all on the nuclear dimension side i should emphasize that i talked about our team but every one of the six countries had technical experts involved and they had very robust discussions. we did not share our own classified calculations but make sure we were coming out in the sam place and to be honest in many areas we pushed the envelope and in some areas they pushed the envelope. and we were all very satisfied that this accomplishes the job of blocking nuclear weapons pathways. there are specific examples one could give in terms of additional infrastructure removal from centrifuge places in terms of 20% uranium issues but i think all six countries feel very very confident in our conclusions. >> congressman i think on the sanctions side we have very different systems here in the united states than the e.u. and the questions were we getting underscore the fact that we need to look at our system and their system and understand they are different