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>> reporter: the administration had earlier said that lifting an arms and missile embargo would not be part of this deal however it ends up in this deal if iran meets a certain set of standards, or few years five and eight years go by iran's embargo when it comes to missiles and arms would be lifted. jon? jon: so many details yet to be examined. rich edson live in vienna. thank you. jenna: we heard from senator graham. this deal is not without its critics including key lawmakers like senator graham, iranian hard-liners as well as israeli prime minister. president has to go to congresses convin...