it, buy in, in this case, has never been the administration's strong suit. >> there is strong realization that the isis threat is real. >> it's not much of a shock after the video was leaked sacked. it looks as if the best thing you can say for the nfl is it was don't ask, don't tell. they didn't want to see it. >> when the video was out and they saw how brutal it was, they did the right thing. fired him immediately. >> we will get to the fallout and 1:00 on the east coast and 10:00 on the west. developing news. you are looking at a white house live picture of president obama there and he will meet with congressional leaders in about two hours. he will brief on the new isis strategy ahead of his address to the nation as well at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. john boehner spoke late this morning ahead of today's meeting. >> what i am hoping to hear is

the strategy that goes after isis. and destroys them. we have a very serious problem. what we need is a strategy. >> just this past hour, john kerry departed for d.c. for the middle east. britain announced today that it will give heavy weapons to forces fighting isis. more from the white house and capitol hill in a few minutes. another developing story we are watching, apple is just this moment kicking off an announcement that should end months of speculation. the ceo tim took unveiling the latest product line. if the location is any indication, this will be a big one. it's happening at the same venue where steve jobs first introduced the mac to the world 30 years ago. this is how high expectations are. people started lining up overnight. cnbc found people who waited for weeks.

>> me and my cousin brian were first in line. these people right here actually bought our spots for $1250 apiece to move to 30 and fourth in line. >> you may see an iphone 6 and an i watch. we will bring you updates as they happen. >> a fourth american is back in the united states for treatment. that unidentified patient is a world health organization doctor infected in sierra leon. they were at the emery university hospital. kent brantley and nancy recovered. a third american who was infect side undergoing treatment in omaha. mother nature will adinsult to jury to a flooded u.s. the rain was so heavy it left parts of the vegas strip under water.

they will be closed possible low for days. one person is dead after a record rainfall. >> the scandal involving ray rice is developing fast today. in a now infamous video released yesterday, the world witnessed that moment where ray sronged out his then fiance. he has been suspended by the league. now his wife, she defended her husband. she said this is our life. what don't you all get. if our intentions were to hurt us and embarrass us and make us feel alone and take all happiness away, you succeeded on so many levels. know we will continue to grow and show the world what real love is. ravens nation, we love you. that is triggering a national conversation about domestic violence. we will drill down on that in a big way. >> at the nfl, questions about how much they knew and when.

vice president biden gave this assessment to tamron hall. >> the first reason the nfl responded is there so many women's fans in this billion dollar industry. they said wait a minute and then when the video was out there and saw how brutal it was, they did the right thing. fired him immediately. you can argue they should have done it sooner. >> new england patriots owner said they spoke to the commissioner yesterday. knowing it was coming in here, he had no knowledge of the video. the way he handled the situation himself coming out with the statement a couple of weeks ago

or ten days ago how we conduct ourselves in the nfl i thought was excellent. anyone who is second-guessing that doesn't know him. are not everyone was satisfied because of his response. >> they tweeted this past hour with the indefinite suspension. he will be removed from the roster. a nike spokesman announced he is no longer a nike athlete and the ravens have tweeted. joining me now is the sports columnist for the u.s. times. wally, the nfl said yesterday and again today, this elevator video was not made available before yesterday. point blank, do you believe that

roger goodell was aware of the tape? >> no, i don't believe that story. he was there to protect you. if they can get information to help any player, especially in the system that allows these things to pass back and forth. everybody can have an understanding of what the situation is and make a decision of moving forward. i don't believe the story. i think the nffl is too powerful to not be privy of this information and there was negligence on all of their parts. >> seeing the video was hair raising. i think it was great for all of us knowing how horrific and

brutal domestic violence is. goodell did the right thing, but the real problem i have with the nfl, even if there was no video, they knew he had knocked her unconscious and they saw at the least dragging her out of the elevator, who else do you need for the is you spegz. the evidence was graphic, but it was there. >> that's what is directing the outrage. even if the visuals were not there, you have a different take. >> if he did know, i don't think he knew, that's to know this kind of stuff. if he did know, it's not just that. it's the washington slur name. how he mishandled that.

the idea of violence that he dealt with yet. it's a culmination of things. my big problem with that is his first instinct is to protect the shield. that's the big problem. what people are saying, the institution is more important than the victim. that was their first instinct here. that's the bigger problem. if we find out that that his lieutenants knew this, i think there will be a serious argument for him stepping down at some point sooner than later. >> it seems like they show want to lead. >> i agree with bill if in fact he knew it. he definitely should be fired. it is a cover up. no one is talking about the prosecutor's office. this idea that you had diversion for this offense is complete bs.

you do not give the version to people who have committed a crime of violence. they didn't see the video and the nfl wrongly relies on them. if you are drafting a player, your security guys on a team know everything about you. they get tons of information from law enforcement. if they wanted to see the video, it was there for them. >> i want to talk about the tape itself. we have been looking at angles on this. the sports columnist wrote this. everybody loves hot dogs, just don't show us how they are made. the introduction of the video changed everything. that's a scary notion they are being lenient on heinous crimes for the year. nobody knew because there was no video. as a former player, how often do you think this occurs and a

blind eye is turned? >> there incidents all over the country and not just relative to professional sports and where domestic violence is displayed. this is one moment where it was displayed in the world and got an opportunity to see it at the worst possible situation and make a judgment call on it. >> it was surprising in the community. very forth coming and stand up and what he does and very emotional towards these kids. a heart warming guy and to see the video and the worst possible moment displayed right there on national television for public opinion. he put it out there to relive the situation over and over again. their family is in a world of turmoil right now. these things happen more often than we want to acknowledge as

one particular situation it happened to a superstar athlete and we are able to see it for what it is. i don't think ray rice has alienated anything. he has been forth coming and he has been telling everyone in baltimore about what happened in that elevator. as far as everybody knew here, people have opened their arms and invited them back in including the ravens management up until yesterday. a little confusing on how at one point everybody was shaking hands and we will work together and a videotape comes out and ray will make the decision. . >> ray rice came to training camp and did his normal routine years here in baltimore.

he had to reassure everybody in the right path. >> you make the point that this was the bigger problem in the sports world. don't they have an obligation to create account abld that they have such a profile and they are role models. >> i think the sports world has an accountability in that. here's what played out for them with that opportunity for the sports tworld handle that. it moves on from the league and the black eye. i don't know the remedy. it will take time for everybody to kind of get back on the same page and move forward. mind you, there were two other players charged with domestic violence who started the nfl

games over the weekend. >> does that reveal a systemic problem in the sports world. this is a large problem. one thing i like to say is all the stuff about ray rice being a good guy, i run a corporation. this happens and you know what, this is not part of the corporation. i don't know what kind of guy you are or whatever, i run a corporation of multibillion corporations, you cannot be part of this corporation. that's not what i stand for. that's why we have a problem with roger goodell. the stakeholders should have an issue. >> there is a moral duty and a fiduciary duty. >> i'm not sure who said it, but this could be a tipping point.

the nfl relies on our addiction to the sport. we top the get to sunday. that's all we want to get to. this is making it hard to get to sunday. >> that's the statement of what we will get to now. >> there is a national conversation about jenay rice and her defense of her husband. a heart breaking story shedding a spotlight on violence against women. we have an all-star panel coming up. stay with us for that. first at any moment, we are expecting a white house briefing as president obama gets ready to lay out his isis strategy and face members of a skeptical congress getting under way right now. we will listen in. we are having audio issues.

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the white house briefing just got under way and laid out what president obama is going to say in his speech to the nation tomorrow night. we have begun to take questions. let's take a listen. >> the president wants to make sure he is clear with the american public and all of you who covered this administration so closely and the president believes this is important and meeting with the four congressional leaders by camera

leaders of congress later on this afternoon. this is an important opportunity to communicate a very important message about priorities and the national security to the american public and the president is looking forward to the opportunity. >> does he plan to lay out specifics of his plan to the lawmakers this afternoon and does he have something he wants to take back? >> he believes strongly in robust consultation. and i am confident. we are going to work at the meeting to provide you a read out and give you a sense of the issues and priorities that were discussed in that meeting. >> he doesn't think there is time to have a robust vote on the hills and a few days they are meeting before the election. does the president think there

is time to weigh in? >> it's hard to respond directly to the comments, the president believes in cobust consultation and she convening the meeting with the leaders thea the white house today. i would note over the august recess that that has not prevented them from consulting with members of congress about the dynamic situation. he met the staff and dozens of members of parties about the situation. >> all members of the house and senate of the administration on thursday in a couple of days.

i know that the armed services and foreign affairs committees are here next week. i understand that secretaries hagel and kerry will be testifying before those committees. that is an indication and gives you a snapshot. the commitment to robust consultation with congress. they he believes that's important and they believe congress should have the role being made. the president would welcome support from members of congress. >> this is a priority when you have the executive and legislative branch, democrats and republicans, bridging divides to present a united front both to the enemies, but also to the international

community. it only strengthens the hand of our country as we confront the threats and makes it easier to build the coalitions. and we take the step that are necessary to confront the threat. a buy in is very important. it's a priority. the president would welcome the opportunity to have it. roberta? >> what's the status of the $500 billion they requested for aiding the moderate syrian opposition? is the administration still seeking that $500 million or has the amount changed? >> we will be taking track of this out lining what president obama hopes to accomplish in his address to the nation on wednesday. as he mentioned, the president is beginning to roll out this isis strat je and he is focusing on one of the toughest audiences. congress. he stressed repeatedly that he values congressional consultation.

to that end, he will be meeting with four leaders out loining the proposed next steps. ahead that was larger address to the nation tomorrow night. back on capitol hill, they are divided over whether he needs approval to expand military operations. >> the congress ought to weigh in. >> this has a new post abc news poll shows overwhelming support for air strikes to syria. congressman brad sherman of california and a senior member of the house foreign affairs committee. in addition congressional leaders, officials are going to hold briefings on the hill

thursday. what do you hope to hear from the president and his team? >> well, i help that the president has taken effective action. i think his caution is wise. we should be taking and using reports against isis and we need to be mindful of the fact that not only is the isis evil, but most of the enemies are also evil including the assad regime and the front which is a part of al qaeda central. i like to hear that the president supports the u.s. constitution and the act that would say that if you are going to conduct military activities for over 60 days and in some cases 90 days that you get congressional approval for the action you are taking. if you are wokking for democracy, we have to respect the constitution. >> the president has not said he

will seek authorization. is that the wrong tact here? >> value and consultation, he confers with foreign leaders and professors and experts. congress is in a different role than a secretary who might have insight into what the congress has to vote on for over 60 or 90 days. he has the authorization. are. >> we may need congressional

sherman's take. he hasn't said whether they take that to him. it's about collaborating with the hen mes. that's demand manneded to be there to be there. >> they should have private sdugdss and let them know in general what we plan to do and make sure we don't end up in an unintentional shooting. >> the recognition of us treating him as the rightful government of all of syria. >> 40% of americans want to be less active in international

affairs. and do you think that will be a liability going into the election cycle? >> the american people want us to take action against isis. we should limit the activity to action in the air. boots on the ground and soldiers on the frontline. and unless they are willing to incur the casualties, they cannot demand that we destroy isis immediately. >> he said no booeds on the ground and he said that in the context of combat troops. congress brad sherman,

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we regret every day is a horrible thing. to take something away from the man i love that he worked his [ bleep ] off for to gain ratings is horrific. echoing an apology back in march. >> doi deeply regret the role i played in the incident that night. i can say i am happy that we continue to work through it together. we are strengthening our relationship in our marriage not only collectively, but, wooing on being better parents for raven and continuing to be there. >> why i stayed and why i left. he was spoking to just how complicated the psychology of a victim of domestic violence can be. here are examples. i kept telling me myself why i

left and learned i didn't have to get beaten. i didn't want to fail at another relationship. i decided i would rather be alone than spend another week with my abuser. joining me now is terry williams, a mental health advocate and it looks like we are not hurting and lisa bloom for the "today" show and thank you both for being here. it's such an important conversation that it seems america is having right now. first of all, how common is this psychology, this instinct to apologize. >> it's very, very common and it's really important to -- first of all i think it's important to see a therapist. we have childhood issues that have confronted. we get into complicated

relationships as are many. it's common for the abuser to make amends. >> saying so over and over again. >> what do you say to those who are angry at rice for setting a poor example. >> it's not appropriate to judge her. the only attitude we can have is compassion. unfortunately she issued a statement today, not ray rice. all the focus is on her. it should be on him and all of the people who support and protected him and covered up for him. i would say to women, we have to stop apologizing for things that we didn't do anything wrong. i talk to my female staffers about this. don't apologize unless you have done something wrong. we are so ingrained to do.

>> we are ingrained to apologize. i think there issues that ray needs to address. we never know what a person's journey has been like. i think that is something that should be taken into consideration. you look at a person and they wear the market and you don't know what's going on in their lives. just to understand the complexity of human relationships. for them as a family unit, what happens next when everything has been taken away and that's the 50 that keeps on giving. to take everything away was a little a little -- >> this is a family that is suffering. that's a point you just made. to the point that it's not appropriate to blame the victim

and jenay rice is not at fault. she shouldn't be apologizing yet she is under fire today. how do you strike the balance talking about the issue as so many are now to condemn the notion that a woman should stay in a situation like this? certainly that a woman should apologize and encouraging women to leave relationships that could be a threat to them. >> it's about self esteem and a major, major issue in the lives of so many people. i think that the only way that we are going to begin to heal this nation or heal individuals is to talk about what happens. more women are dealing with domestic violence. there also men who deal with domestic violence. that is also an issue.

>> very important point. >> what are we saw was horrifying. >> the white house is highlighting the 20th anniversary of the violence against women act. an important piece of legislation. they toughened laws on the subject and expanded services to victims. even as a law student when i worked on amnesty issues, cases where people would be provided amnesty based on threats of a domestic nature. >> that's a good thing. >> is it enough? >> it's not. the problem is that local prosecutors have a tremendous amount of unfettered power. i have to assume that law enforcement saw the video. they allowed this to go into the jail time. what message and if you are a professional athlete and commit an act, it's okay. unless there is a video and that

changes everything. >> as long as you are producing and generating money for said company then you get a pass. >> the nfl was publicly shamed. none of the facts have changed. >> let's look at that element of it. people are bringing in a lot of money and sometimes a blind eye is turned. sometimes that happens in sports and perhaps repeatedly. an interesting comment from where rice used to play. he was a star player at rutgers. their coach weighed in. listen to this. >> ray will be a part of our family. the video i saw this morning was difficult to watch. as a husband and as a father,

there is nothing that can justify what i saw on that video. this is a sad day for ray and a sad day for rutgers. >> clearly outrage in the sports world including those who worked with ray rice. >> and i'm sorry, why is jenay not? >> the focus is telling. equally that it took the video emerging for that outrage to be triggered. what does that tell us about the sports world? >> we are all in a massive selective denial. even when the nfl saw him traging his fiance out and he conceded he hit her, it didn't sink in that this was a terrible act of violence until they saw the video. we have a vail over our eyes that it's not that bad. we are going to imagine it better than it is. anyone who is still in that denial needs to watch the video as awful as it is so we can wake

up for women in america. >> i agree with you and i think too often this is the case and what we need to do is use this as an example as to how we move forward. i grew up on the phrase that all that is required for the triumph of evil that good men remain silent and do nothing. >> and good women. because i love the women's voices. i love the women's voices that have been out there that you read on twitter. i think women are awakening and taking charge of the story if there is a silver lining, that would be it. >> thank you for not being silent on this. appreciate it. >> you too, thank you. >> up next, a lighter subject. the pomp and the circumstance of apple. a big announcement happening right now. we are going to talk to the big name in the tech industry about how significant that is. if i can impart one lesson to a

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>> these are the new iphone. the iphone 6 and 6 plus. they are without a doubt the best iphone we have ever done. >> apple ceo tim cook a couple of minutes ago in what is called the most important speech of his entire life. they are expected to roll out more products. these are the first new products they are announcing since he gave us the ipad in 2010. they are expecting a mobile at the same time system to allow them to get cash or credit cards. it's the same auditorium where jobs unveiled the intosh computer 30 years ago. the editor has been monitoring

this event and it's great to have you back on the program. what's the main take away from this? this is just larger. one is 5.4 and the other is 5.4 and catching up to samsung and other and a lot of apple users have envy because they have a little phone. they are thinner, faster, better. they needed to do this. i don't know if it's innovative, but they are giving a selection of sizes. >> these are the first new products of the tim cook era. he has an impossible legacy to live up to. he gets a lot of criticism for not being the salesman steve jobs was. when you look at the speech that is ongoing now, does today's event show more showman should be and range? >> he brings out the other

executives. the real product will be the wearable that is coming. that's a new product. they are catching up and that will be interesting. the payment stuff will be important. >> he said famously, apple will reinvent the phone. with this wearable device, is apple going to reinvent the watch. >> it is curved and beautiful and they will focus on the fashion aspects of it. there will be -- i don't know if you wear them or not, but they are ugly and they try very hard, but they are dead-on the wrist and people tend not to wear them unless you are a dedicated

person. you get something on your wrist that you wear all the time. it's something that you want there and if it's too clunky and if it has a lot of usability and apps. they did reinvent the smart phone. >> iphone 6 awaiting word on the smart watch and an interesting new approach to payments. >> that's a big deal. >> first of all, let's talk about this. how significant apple buying into that? >> think about it. if you use a starbucks app, you have to hope the app up and use it. in this way they have detailers with credit card companies that apple has the credit cards and has the security although they had a question because of this. i think they are an area that people would use. it has been a troubled history

with these phones. eventually they will be using their phones with a sense of not using cash. these phones will be at the center of payments. apple has a bit to innovate. >> they have 800 million credit card numbers from i tunes and that's a powerful portfolio. one thing is it's impossible to stream the event from non-apple. >> this has been a big thing. there is someone speaking chi i these over the this i think and a lot of complaints about how it is. it's bad. it's difficult that there a lot of people tuning in. >> we are looking at the message if you try to look for it. so much for the new customers. >> tv works every day. you guys are fantastic. it should work more seamlessly. it's not and it's getting a lot of complaints.

everyone will pay attention and get gee wiz on the gadgets. it has been a pleasure. thanks. up next, president obama is about to outline his strategy. a tough crowd for him coming up and a live report after the break. stay with us.

a little over an hour from now president obama will sit down with top congressional leaders to outline his plans to fight isis. lawmakers will be briefed on the president's plan. on wednesday ahead of the president's speech to the nation. many are already weighing in on what his strategy should be. >> if the goal is to destroy isis, let's destroy them. let's do it as quickly as possible. right now we have to ask. this president has dithered for

far too long. >> we need a multi-pronged approach. >> i've heard rumors of a three-year campaign. it should not, i don't believe, involve combat troops. we learned in iraq that really doesn't work. >> i'm joined by nbc news capitol hill correspondent luke russert. good to have you here. >> thanks so much. >> the senate is expected to be briefed by the administration. tomorrow the house on thursday. a lot of these consultations going on. however, the administration hasn't said it's going to bring this to a vote and actually seek authorization. they've used this careful language of, we value consultation. is that a sign that he, indeed, won't seek authorization? >> well, it's tough to read the tea leaves too closely right now, ronan. what you're seeing within congress is a few interesting things. number one, house speaker john boehner today was given an opportunity at his press conference to say publicly that the president should put this to

a vote through congress. he declined to call for that at his press conference. that's quite unique because john boehner is someone who has often spoken up for the legislative branch, especially in terms of the health care law and other things. he declined to go down that right. he said he wants to hear what the strategy is to confront isis from the president at his meeting today. if you talk to rank and file members, they say, we trust the president on this. we think he's been briefed better than everybody else. quite frankly, we don't want to get involved with this type of vote so close to midterm elections. you then have an entire other part of members on both sides who say, you know what, we to want have our voice heard on this. this should be put up to a vote. what you're going to see, though, is how is this action that president obama will, perhaps, under take, how is it going to move forward? we don't know quite yet. until we know that, we still have to see how it would move through congress, ronan. >> we'll watch as he conduct this is difficult rollout of the

new strategy. nbc's luke russert, appreciate that. can you watch luke at 4 p.m., filling in for alex wagner on "now." another important programming note, can you watch president obama's address to the nation on isis tomorrow night right here on msnbc at 9 p.m. eastern time. thanks again to everyone at home to take the time. appreciate it always. that wraps up today's "r.f. daily." up ahead is rr rr. what's u "the reid report". >> when he said, let's hear what the president said. >> came to pass. >> great job. coming up next on "the reid report," at sponsors start bailing on ray rice, we'll get the latest on the fallout from his suspension and termination from the baltimore ravens. then president obama is about to meet with congressional leaders to discuss the isis strategy. i'll have a live report from

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happy tuesday, reiders, i'm joy reid. on the "the reid report" we're watching two fronts, an hour president obama will welcome congressional leaders to white house where he'll lay out his strategy for combating isis. the pressure builds on nfl and commissioner roger goodell among accusations the league turned a blind eye to the ray rice madness. a day after ray rice had his contract terminated and got suspended indefinitely, at least for now, there are questions and accusations and denials about how much the nfl and its leaders knew and when they knew it. and there's also new fallout. ray rice is no longer a nike athle athlete, says a spokesman for the athletic apparel giant. as of this friday, ea sports says rice will be removed from

its video game madden nfl 15. the baltimore ravens are offering to exchange ray rice jerseys at stadium stores. also this hoir, vice president joe biden is speaking at national archives about the historic violence against women act, che drawhich he drafted and by congress 20 years ago this week. there's perhaps no greater irony in that anniversary than for janay rice, whose beating at the hands of her then-fiancee played out across television and cable news yesterday, including this program. and who's now speaking out on instagram, denouncing the media and defending her husband in a post which "the baltimore sun" published today. in part, i woke up feeling like i had a horrible nightmare. this is our life. what you all don't get. just know we will continue to grow and show the world what real love is. ravensnation, we love you. but today there is broad and deep skepticism that