everything. but they are absolutely dedicated to the enforcement of this. the hard work begins negotiators will take a little bit of rest possibly for the holiday. and then come back to renegotiate the fuller comprehensive agreement. due at the end of june. that s going to be very difficult to put all of those technical details on the broad strokes they agreed to yesterday. michaela? elise, live in jerusalem. let s turn to here in the united states on the challenge for president obama, selling that agreement to congress. and getting it across the finish line. let s bring in cnn national correspondent sunlen serfaty live at the white house. this may be the heavy lifting for the president. absolutely. it is going to be a heavy lift for the white house, michaela. congress is going to challenge president obama on this. there s already a series of defiant bills lined up ready and waiting on capitol hill for the president. republicans have said that this deal has made too many concessi
agreement? we re not we ve agreed and we re not going to renegotiate things we ve been very clear about that. now john kerry and energy secretary monese who was also in the negotiations have to make the hard sell to congress now, that they can make this a good deal for the united states for israel for all parties involved. that s going to be a hard sell. congress is looking for a say in this deal. it looks like they have a veto-proof majority to make that happen. chris? all right. it s going to be a question of whether or not did they just agree or did they agree to agree. there s no question president obama is facing an uphill battle to sell this iran framework to a very skeptical and as elise said divided congress. so let s bring in cnn national correspondent sunlen serfaty joining us from the white house with that part of the story. the president doesn t have to go to congress to get a deal like
it s good to have robust debate on this and i appreciate you being here. there will be more need for this going forward. i look forward to having you back on the show and a good easter to you, sir. happy easter to you, chris, thanks. we re engaging in this issue because it matters to the cultural development in this country. you see the sides laying out in this debate. mr. moore s position i tested it? what do you think. tweet me or go to facebook.com/newday. there s a lot of news today, so let s get to it. framework for a history-making nuclear pact with iran now in place. if iran cheats the world will know it. i m very concerned about what is not in this agreement. some of our senators in congress will need to step back take a deep breath. they re regrouping and of course still launching the cross-border attacks. i take this opportunity to urge kenyans to stay calm. as we resolve this matter. two women in new york charged with planning an isis-inspired bomb plot.
president obama is warning congress don t sabotage what could be an historic nuclear agreement with iran. negotiators have three months to finalize a deal. during that time a lot could happen including congress imposing more sanctions on its own. iran says it would agree to a slew of reductions in output of dangerous materials and equipment a and a lot of supervision in exchange for an easing of economic sanctions. those at the table seem satisfied for now. but prime minister netanyahu blasting the agreement. calling it a threat to the survival of israel. new developments in the wake of the bloody university rampage in kenya. al shabab terrorists singling out and opening fire on christians. the death toll stands at a staggering 147, most of them students. this desperate search now continues for a key suspect. in fact a reward of more than
two-thirds they ll have 6,000 left after they had 19,500. it reduces their enriched uranium stockpile. meaning it extends the breakout time that iran won t have enough fissile material to build a bomb for about a year. and then it also lifts sanctions against iran in phases. think the deal has a lot more than me and my colleagues thought it was going to be in it when we were following this all week. but as we say, the devil is in the details. now negotiators have to hammer out a deal before june. i sat down with secretary of state john kerry yesterday and i asked him what happens, because iran s name is not on this actual deal. it s a fact sheet that the u.s. put out. what happenes if iran tries to back-pedal and open up the negotiations again and say they didn t agree to any of that? let s take a listen. then they don t get an agreement. look. we re very clear about where we are. if they try it renegotiate, you ll end? you won t give them an