KEILAR: President Obama scored a major victory today, picking up enough support in the Senate to keep his opponents from blocking the Iran nuclear deal. Secretary of State John Kerry defended the deal again today in an interview with CNN chief international correspondent Christian Amanpour. And Kerry also made news when Christiane asked him about the possibility of ground forces taking on ISIS.</s>CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR, CNN CHIEF INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Is there any indication that the United States is moving any closer to gathering some kind of coalition, western, regional or both, to defeat ISIS as you have said it needs to be defeated?</s>JOHN KERRY, SECRETARY OF STATE: Well, it does need to be defeated. It has made that more clear putting its exclamation point on that reality which we all knew anyway. But in the last days, with the beheading of the professor who guarded the antiquities, as well as with the destruction of the antiquities and its own threats and movements within the region, this is a very dangerous group. And we need to -- we need to increase the pressure on them. And we are talking about very specific ways to do that with other countries in the region. You are correct. There will need to be people on the ground. I am convinced there will be at the appropriate moment. And I believe that that pressure will increase and is increasing even as we're talking about in many different ways.</s>KEILAR: The increasing pressure that Kerry mentioned includes thousands of migrants fleeing ISIS and the fighting in the Middle East in North Africa. Hundreds of them die every month. Today, one image in particular is capturing the world's attention. We do need to warn you that this is very disturbing. It shows the body of a small boy after he washed ashore near a resort in Turkey. Now, we don't know his name. We don't know where he's from. Authorities say that he probably came on a boat of Syrian refugees, his death only part of this growing crisis. Today, European nations are calling for urgent coordinated action to care for the tens of thousands of migrants who have arrived on the continent and have no place to go. We're going to have more news ahead. Stay with us.
Kerry Predicts Ground Force in ISIS War