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The u.s./israel relationship is strong and will remain strong. already always differences of opinion between allies and this is one of those differences of opinion. but i think both in israel and here in the united states, both of our countries understand the need for continued close cooperation and intelligence and military in all kinds of things. and i think that that will continue. what bothers me about iran, and i'm all for the talks. i i think it's important to talk is the fact that iran won't stop enriching while they're talking. it would seem to me that it would seem like a show of good...

Would iran have to do before you would believe the u.s. could ease some of the sanctions? >> that's very big question. i think you'll see a bipartisan push by the congress to do two things, to introduce another round of sanctions, we believe that, sanctions and the threat of military force is the only things that going to bring the iranians to the table. but what would a good outcome look like? there will be a bipartisan resolution i resolution introduced into congress soon that has four parts, sensible outcome would mean that stop enriching, dismantle centrifuges, stop the plutonium producing...

Ease some of the sanctions? >> well, that's a very good question. i think you'll see a bipartisan push by the congress to do two things, to introduce another round of sanctions that we believe that sanctions and military force is the only thing that will bring the iranians to the table. there will be a bipartisan resolution introduced into the congress very soon that has four parts to it. a sensible outcome would mean that stop enriching, dismantle the centrifuges, if you want a peaceful nuclear power program, which i'm fine with in iran, let the international community control the fuel cycle ...

Stop enriching uranium. they put out that false report. they're probably our best source of information about iran. >> why aren't we helping them? >> we promised we would, right? >> we promised in writing. i could get you the colonel who commanded that base. he might even start crying when he tells you, i gave a promise for my country and 100 of these people have been killed because maliki -- >> who is in the u.s. right now. >> is working for iran. he's a client of iran. >> he left, he had no choice. >> maybe he had no choice. maybe he did have a choice. in any event, he is effectively now ira...

Janice dean, thank you. jenna: turning overseas now, suspicion driving a new round of nuclear talks with iran. six world powers meeting with the islamic regime in moscow, just hours after the meeting began signs of a possible roadblock in negotiations. steve harrigan streaming live from moss would you with more. steve? >> reporter: jenna, those talks just broke up the first day a short time ago and no signs of any real progress, not even optimistic statements from either side. on the one hand you have the u.s. and five world powers making a demand that at least iran stop enriching uranium to t...