minister using a football metaphor suggesting that iran is ready to score a nuclear recipe and u.s. won t stop, israel will. prime minister says that iran is by the middle of next year 90% of the wear to stock piled enough to make a bomb. president obama needs to set red lines for the iranian regime with a fine threshold that it can stockpile or defined deadline to abandon their nuclear program to avoid military action. we are in the red zone. they are in last 20 yards. you can t let them cross our goal line. you can t let them score a touchdown. that would have unbelievable consequences, grievous consequences. reporter: prime minister says he respects president obama to preventing iran to get nuclear weapons but they have to get tougher and establish a clear line. he says the iranians can t be
before it s too late. that was the point that i was making. as a prime minister of israel, has iran crossed your red line? well, the way i would say it, david, is they are in the red zone. you know, they are in the last 20 yards. and you can t let them cross that goal line. you can t let them score a touchdown because that would have unbelievable consequences, grievous consequences, for the peace and security of us all. for the world really. that seems to be a newer development from your way of thinking, that they are now in a red zone. and to use the sports metaphor, you won t let them cross the goal line. is israel closer to taking action into its own hands? we always reserve the right to act. but i think that if we are able to coordinate together a common position, we increase the
well, the way i would say it, david, is they are in the red zone. you know, they are in the last 20 yards. and you can t let them cross that goal line. you can t let them score a touchdown, because that would have unbelievable consequences, grievous consequences, for the peace and security of us all. of the world really. what is president obama s line in the sand, the point at which he says to iran don t cross this with your nuclear program or there will be a military consequence? david, the president has been very, very clear. our bottom line, if you want to call it a red line, the president s bottom line has been that iran will not acquire a nuclear weapon. and we will take no option off the table to ensure it does not acquire a nuclear weapon, including the military option. but the prime minister says they are acquiring it. he is talking about how close they are to becoming a nuclear power. they are not there yet. and our assessment is, and we share this regularly with o
denver goes up three. steelers down six with two to play. ben roethlisberger trying to make something happen. but he is picked off by tracy porter. he takes it all the way for the pick six. that seals the win for the broncos. they get their first win of the peyton manning era in denver, 31-19. broncos. top pick andrew luck, manning s replacement in indianapolis, making his first nfl start against the bears. there were more than a few growing pains. luck in the red zone trying to find reggie wayne for the score. pass is tipped off. one of three interceptions thrown on the day by luck. colts lose andrew luck s debut in a rout, 41-21. robert griffin iii, rg3, one of a record five rookie quarterbacks starting week one. he made it look easy against the saints. first quarter, hits pierre garcon. nice grab. and he is gone. 88 yards for the touchdown. rg3, his first career touchdown pass. he throws for two scores, 320 yards, leading the skins to a
moment. reporter: absolutely. even to this day. you either lived in florida before hurricane andrew or after hurricane andrew. it was 5:05 a.m. on a monday morning when the eye of this monster hurricane slammed south of miami in homestead, florida. within minutes, it was a massive bomb looked like it had exploded. entire neighborhoods flattened. 50,000 homes destroyed. 90% of all the mobile homes in miami-dade county left twisted ruins. the satellite view still looks ominous to this day. florida in the red zone is approached. packing 165-mile per hour winds according to the national hurricane center. some gusts approaching 200 miles per hour. it cost $30 billion in damage. it was the most costly natural disaster at the time. immediately, it left a quarter of a million people homeless, in