Iran Nuclear Deal Welcomes by Most, Opposed by Others

Washington considers the nuclear deal reached with Iran "historic", and will progressively lift sanctions on Tehran, which could aid the U.S. economy via low oil prices. Republicans, however, oppose the agreement, and President Barack Obama has threatened to override their veto. The U.N., meanwhile, will lift sanctions immediately. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls the the deal a "stunning historic mistake". Jorge Gestoso reports from Washington. teleSUR