it s going to be seen as one side as victory and one side surrender or cap it lags by the other side. they have to play a very very delicate game on the one side showing home constituencies that they are doing better than the other side and on the other hand, keep them engaged going forward. so there s going to be much more sleepless nights and a lot of marathon negotiations as we move forward and i think as congress and hard liners in iran begin to push back you re going to see both sides react at a negotiating table to the pressure that they are feeling at home. is there any question you know iran so well, that the iatola, any doubt in your mind he has signed off on what has agreed to. he has signed off on negotiations going forward and signed off on a deal that would respect the red lines that he has put down.
temporarily. fox brought you the news live as it was happening late last night after days of marathon negotiations involving united states secretary of state john kerry and his counterparts from five world powers plus iran. now reaction pouring in from around the globe. our friends in the middle east, especially israel, far less optimistic about this agreement. we ve confirmed with the white house that president obama has spoken by phone today with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. first, though, in this country, lawmakers from both political parties expressing their concerns about whether iran will stick to the deal, even some calling on congress to prepare tough sanctions just in case. well, let me first say that it s disappointing to me that iran is still going to be allowed to enrich while they re talking. i would have thought that that should be a prerequisite to any kind of talks. remember who we re dealing with. we re dealing with iran. they are one of the top support
this week the school board voted unanimously to fire her. she confessed to reserving the hotel room and paid for it with her paypal account. she said the students who used the room reimbursed her. that sounds pretty incriminating to me. moms, dads, teachers they are not supposed to be friends. they are supposed to be moms, dads and teachers. what are you doing? apparently her attorney said this is not a career-ending mistake. i think she needs a new career far, far away from children. all right. breaking news from the san francisco bay area. transit workers are now on strike. and that s the worst possible news for about 400,000 riders who use bay area rapid transit to get to work every single day of the week. marathon negotiations between management and b.a.r.t. s two largest unions broke down yesterday. the second time workers have hit the picket lines.
love. vladimir putin is suggesting john mccain is nuts. mccain responds on twitter saying, dear vlad, was is something that i said? on this american morning. captions by vitac www.vitac.com and good morning to you. it is friday, december 16th. nine days left before christmas. can you believe it? have you finished your shopping? i have two gifts bought. and that means no. good morning, everybody. i am alina cho. welcome to american morning. the last critical debate before the iowa caucus, the front-runner, newt gingrich playing defense on his conservative values and electability. mitt romney stood by his business background playing it safe and texas governor rick perry realizing it may be the fourth down threw this hail mary pass. there are a lot of folk whose said tim tebow wasn t going to be a good nfl quarterback. that looked print good. am i ready for the next level? let me tell you i hope i am the tim tebow of the iowa caucuses. best line of the night.
this is important, because it s the last day before the iowa caucuses, just 19 days away. and while newt gingrich remains the national front-runner, he has been losing steam. take a look at the latest poll. this is a gallup poll that shows in the beginning of december, just ten days ago, 37% of republican voters say they will pick newt. 22% picked mitt romney. but here s how it looks now. newt s number has dropped to 29%. romney, as no doubt he s incredibly frustrated by, remains the same. but it doesn t go down, remains around the same, 24%. as we ve seen in this race, anything can happen in the next few weeks. the swings have been dramatic and certainly didn t require 19 days. so how did the candidates do at the debate tonight? game changers? joining us now, john avalon, contributor. david frum, former speechwriter for george w. bush, and ron christie, national republican editor for govote.com. good to have all of you with us. let s get straight to it. first, let s start wi