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Nuclear program. reporter: in the nine days since iran the united states and five other world powers announced the deal for sanctions relief and inspections and other steps to curb the program, kerry and others down have argued this was the best that could be achieved while keeping partners like russia on board and one that closes off pathways for a nuclear weapon for at least 10-15 years. britain france and germany signed off on the deal and added they are not dumb. they are experts, everyone of them in nuclear technology radification verification and smart people who spent a life time on this. ratification reporter: the deal is not believed to have opponents having the votes necessary to override a presidential veto. ....
Committed to that. and we ve been able to get china and russia on board. we ve got to keep the coalition together. and if iran goes back to the same old strategy, then those options are still on the table. the president has not ruled out any option. but what he s doing, i think, is give diplomacy a chance. but guess what? we have eyes that will be there every day in iran and ensure that they comply with this agreement. i see alex smiling. did he get hood winked? well, we re going to find out. but donna just said something terribly important. that is in six months she expects to a deal that s going to dismantle things. right now, there are democrats, not just republicans in congress who are going to push through tougher sapgss. if the administration wants to avoid that, they need to listen to donna. they need to put out now, what do we expect in six months? ....
Undermined legitimacy. but also for morsi, he claims he and his supporters claim that they ve been denied legitimacy but they haven t enjoyed a whole lot of credibility over the last couple of years. the emergence of new leadership, i think that option does exist now that many of the leaders of the muslim brotherhood have been detained for various reasons. it s going to be very interesting to see whether morsi will be reinstated as his supporters want or if the political scene as we have seen it outlined by the military will emerge and new leadership for the muslim brotherhood will also emerge and be allowed to operate. thank you, sir. i appreciate it. after a day of confusion in the skies and diplomatic finger pointing amid rumors edward snowden may a hitched a ride out of russia on board the bolivian president s plane, the nsa leaker remains stranded in the transit area of a moscow airport with none of the 21 countries to which he has requested asylum ....
United nations china and russia don t want us meddling in syria. anything we do that would have international support of the internamsh community would have to go through the communitied nations and it will be hard to get china and russia on board. if you are talking about europeans and western nations that is a different ball of wax. we did see when bill clinton launched a bombing campaign in kosovo in the 19 090s we did it through nato. i don t think this president really wants to it s pretty clear he does not want to use military force unless he finds american safety is threatened. now to the latest in the boston bombing case and a new focus on the mother of the ....
Searching for a clear and credible response. plus there is the usual problem of trying to get china and russia on board, shep. shepard: are they indicating whether they believe the administration s policy of engaging nations in this way, i don t know, not worked? senior u.s. officials tried to say today that that policy has worked in some places like burma, but not in others. they recounted spending the last year making overtures to kim jong-un, who succeeded his father last year, but hasn t changed his country s belligerent tone or conduct. we were willing to match steps for steps. we put concrete ideas on the table. there has and remains a path for north korea to end its isolation, but that requires abiding by its international obligations. analysts expect kim jong-un to move swiftly to conduct a new nuclear test to bolster his standing within the regime. shepard: james rosen, thanks. ....