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Moving toward a deal that's real. if it is, then time really isn't that much of a concern. the question is, who is serious and who isn't? jenna: that gets to the broader point. do you think iran could have a nuclear weapon in three to six months? those time lines are always shifting. >> right. that's the fear, of course, that they've already or will shortly pass the breakout point where, in fact, they can pursue a weapon quickly and unbeknownst to the united states or other intelligence organizations, sure that's always a risk but the alternative is letting it lied and not trying to fix this a...

Core curriculum kids across the country are learning. joining us is that mother. britney, good morning to you. >> good morning. >>steve: your son, your nine-year-old son is doing his homework, and you hear pimp and mobster coming out of his beautiful little mouth, and what did you think to yourself? >> at first i couldn't really believe it. i was pretty much at shock and i had to look at the paper for myself. >>steve: what was it in reference to? >> it was in reference to a rapper. >>steve: what grade is your son in? >> he's in fourth. >>steve: i don't think fourth graders need to beq learning...

Really, an outline, a framework, as they put it, there's a lot of details still to be added. now, we do know there are time lines, quite aggressive time lines. the syrians have to come up with a full list of their chemical stockpile within a week. by the beginning of november, they have to allowed unfettered access by arms inspectors. also by the middle of next year, that's the deadline they've set for the weapons to either be handed over or destroyed. that is hugely ambitious. and it assumes a degree of cooperation from the syrian side. now, there was a shared assessment today from russia and...

>> and then we took them away from him. it is better than using military action, but we're relying on the russians who have vetoed every action in the united nations against assad. i think the president has been rolled on this issue. we have an obligation to push forward on this. we have landmarks out there, time lines out there, saying in a week we expect this and this and this to be done. if it is done, you get another week. at the point we think it is a stall tactic, assad needs to be held accountable. >> i would prefer diplomacy over military action, i was only asking your opinion. i was n...

>> and then we took them away from him. it is better than using military action, but we're relying on the russians who have vetoed every action in the united nations against assad. i think the president has been rolled on this issue. we have an obligation to push forward on this. we have landmarks out there, time lines out there, saying in a week we expect this and this and this to be done. if it is done, you get another week. at the point we think it is a stall tactic, assad needs to be held accountable. >> i would prefer diplomacy over military action, i was only asking your opinion. i was n...