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i'm back! >> turning to iowa for the first time since her third finish since 2008. is the hawk eye state ready for hillary this time around? >> does it feel good to be back? >> it's great. couldn't have been better. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york back from iowa. secretary of state kerry is in paris and persuaded some arab states to join air strikes against isis in iraq, but in a meeting of 30 countries it is unclear what will be provided to baghdad and by whom. a key question is the role of turkey. we find richard engle from istanbul. this has not been easy getting

this coalition together. it's not clear what each member is going to do, but there seems to be growing concern that it has to be taken seriously after another beheading this time of a british citizen. >> i think andrea as this plays out, we will find out this was the easy part. it is very easy for countries to get together to say that they want to do something about isis and pledge support to make deals behind closed doors. we haven't seen any arab country plainly say we are taking part from our bases. they are going to have saudi and iraqi or egyptian pilots this this is the strategy. we hear mostly from diplomatic sources who are unnamed talking about how strong the partnership is. this i think is still going to be the easy part. the hard part is when you have to do the fighting and figure

out who is going to take the ground and the role of iran and syria. if you look at the third countries you mentioned in paris, they are discussing the future of iraq and syria really. am isis spans both sides of the border. syria is not there. iran is not there. both of these countries have an enormous amount of influence, syria having the most in its own country. to be planning the future of these actions without talking to key players seems like it's -- are really talking to yourself. >> it's fairly obvious why the united states does not want to deal with assad. for three years we were saying that. >> but they are living in -- exactly. they are living in a delusion. they are saying assad must go. we can't talk to assad because

it's a bad regime. it killed 200,000 people. if the air strikes happen, assad is going to benefit. assad's forces and iran forces who are going to move in and take that territory. we can say assad is so awful that we can't have him at a same conference, but we can carry out air strikes and allow him to reconquer his country? that's a contradiction. one of many that will emerge the deeper they dig in. >> richard engle, thanks so much. >> i am joined by the spokesperson with secretary kerry. thanks for taking the time. >> great to be with you. >> to that question, we are helping assad if we defeat isis and we don't want to be in alliance with him, but the fact is we are. >> first of all, i sul poses i

threat not from syria or iraq, but the region and left unchecked to the people of the united states and the president and the secretary have a responsibility and obligation and a commitment to do everything they can to protect american interests. it doesn't mean we are still taking steps. one of the big pushes is going to be a training program that we try to push through next week to fund the opposition to fight i sul and equip them with what they need. we have a responsibility. this is too big not to take on. >> even that threat and the train and equip program, they briefed us before the president's speech and said very specifically that saudi arabia agreed to host the training on a base in saudi arabia. the saudis ran away from that. i don't want to put you on the spot necessarily diplomatically and you may not be able to say this, but it seemed clear the

inference is the saudis are going to do it, but not acknowledge it? . >> these train and equip programs are work programs and have been sitting in the meetings with the secretary and the saudis have been not only hosting the meetings, but forward leaning in what role they are open and willing to play. we are not going to announce things for them, but they and many other countries inside and outside are willing to take steps to play important roles in the coalition. >> janet said it will initiate reconnaissance over iraq. what about air strikes. which of the coalition members are committing to do the air strikes. >> it's important for people to understand that one, we will have the capability and contributions militarily and we need to succeed here. we are not asking every country to make military contributions and we don't need them to and want them to. i will point people to that and

they lead them to answer questions on what they are willing or not to do. we will have the air strike capability and capacity we need. it's important for people to tharm we are in the phase where we need to determine what roles are appropriate. this will be done in cooperation and coordination with the iraqis and certainly with our military. that's a discussion that needs to be had before we are announcing or rolling out or any country rolling out what they will play. >> and then turkey hasn't closed its borders and hasn't stopped fighters in syria and hasn't stopped the oil flow. isis is making money off of selling oil that it gets and turkey is part of that. >> one of the things the secretary said is it's important to move forward. i think turkey recognizes most countries have not put as much as turkey has given diplomats

being held. they have sensitivities. we understand and respect that. we want to have a conversation them. they have been participating because they are an important player and have an important role to play. they have taken steps to crack down on fighters over the border. obviously there is more that needs to be done. this is a conversation we are having. they too recognized the threat they pose. >> from paris, thanks so much and look forward to seeing you tomorrow. >> my pleasure. >> coming up, hawk eye homecoming returning for the 50 time in more than six years. can hillary clinton be iowa's come back kid? the annual steak fry joining me next. the latest on the strongest hurricane ever to hit mexico's baja peninsula. the hurricane slammed the coast with heavy surf and 125 mile winds, forcing vacationers to

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when bill clinton was running for president in 1992, a lot of you remember he was dubbed the come back kid. i have a new phrase. president clinton and hillary clinton are the come back couple in america. >> torque hark in welcoming hillary clinton who did nothing to tamp down speculation she is planning a run for the white house. >> hello iowa!

i'm back! >> returning to the state that many they dashed her white house hopes in 2008, hillary clinton came back for a tradition. the hark in steak fry, ading fuel to the speculation that she will run again. >> it is true, i am thinking about it. for today that is not why i'm here. i'm here for the steak. >> last time clinton was trounced by a freshman senator named barack obama. >> let me tell you he sure loves iowa. >> she didn't say she loves iowa. describing her third place finish in the state's caucuses as excruciating in her new book. she needs to prove she can run a different campaign say former obama supporters like janet peterson. >> it needs to be more ground up. >> rather than top down?

>> yeah. >> organizers said they learned their lesson. bussing in volunteers from all over the country. >> where are you from? >> california. >> austin, texas. >> washington, d.c. >> clinton knows it will be harder to turn back. >> it was a great day. couldn't have been better. >> her husband is not making predictions. >> can she do it this time? >> i have nothing to say. it's not my decision. >> i think i know. >> no, you don't. i don't yet know which way i want to vote. >> there political risks in becoming an early front-runner. tom hark in who is retiring this year is hosting his last steak fry. hard to believe it's been so long and such a wonderful tradition. welcome. thank you so much and it was great to be hosted by you out there yesterday and thousands of people at that steak fry.

did hillary connect with the iowa democrats? >> thanks for coming out, andrea. a beautiful day as you know. over 10,000 people. i just thought that the crowd loved hillary and bill. she set the right tone for the day and her basic reason for being here was to help fire up democrats for the 2014 e dekz and she did that. >> she was also there to pay tribute to you as were so many. as you say, 10,000 now. you thought it was a great crowd and they loved you and your partner who has been a political presence there. a lot of young folks, millennials are not sure where hillary clinton stands on big issues for them. on war and peace, they think she is too tight with wall street

and not sure she really represents with bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. is she too conservative for iowa democrats? >> not at all. a lot is to be developed yet. there is a myth that iowans didn't like hillary. iowans love her. what happened back in 2008, we had a phenomenon by the name of barack obama who came out early and got the organization and all these young people out and that was sort of the end of it. i don't think it lacked support or affection for hillary clinton. for the last four or five years she was secretary of state and has not been able to do things politically. it's interesting that her first fore back into politics was in iowa. you will see a lot of support

for hillary clinton. >> you will not preempt any decisions. she said she has not made a decision and her has said that. she was giving off all the vibes of being a candidate in waiting. >> look, i don't think what her final decision will be. i know it's weighing heavily on her mind. just think about it. she has done so much in her life. i know they are looking forward to being grandparents. ruth and i had our grand kids here yesterday. we talked about her anticipation of being grandparents. to run for president is a big decision and it's weighing heavily on her mind and bill's as a family. i don't envy her having to make that decision. i say if she decides to run for president, i can tell you she is

going to have a lot of support here in iowa. >> senator, you have been friend friends with the clintons for a long time and i was out there back in 1992 when bill clinton came for all of these years since. you were with barack obama last time. if hillary clinton does run, is she going to be your candidate. >> say that again? >> if hillary clinton does run, was she your democrat. she wasn't last time. >> i still didn't understand. >> if she runs for president, are you going to endorse her? you didn't last time and you chose barack obama. >> the most important thing i have to say is this and i talked to hillary and bill about this. she is focused on winning the 2014 elections. she is focused on keeping control of the united states senate and electing democrats.

she will be doing that between now and election day. after that will be plenty of time for her to decide if she wants to run or not. i don't feel it's proper to force her to do something. let her make up her mind and make the decision and after that we will see what happens. >> okay. senator tom hark in. sorry for the audio problems out there. it's great to see you. what a career. i know this is not the end, just a different passage. we will talk in the coming months and years. >> thanks, so much, andrea. >> major new developments from the nfl. peterson will be back on the field this sunday. a new message from the commissioner to team owners. all these details are next. no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates.

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minnesota vikings adrian peterson will be back on the field after another disastrous weekend for the nfl. i don't mean on the gridiron. he was charged related to negligent injury involving a beating to his 4-year-old son. peterson's attorney said he never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury. the team will allow him to play as the process moves forward. the nfl today appointed a new vice president of social responsibility and advisers to lead the programs on do r domestd domestic violence and assault. they said we know we will be judged on our actions and effectiveness. the opinion writer and jonathan cape heard and shawna thomas and

coexpectative director of ultraviolet. you helped fly the banners over stadiums this weekend. is it good enough for roger goodell to appoint a person in charge of social responsibility? >> we appreciate the steps they have taken to establish a new policy and claiming they are going to act on the policy immediately and force the policy. the latest is a positive development. from the start, roernlg goodell has handled this case and the domestic violence case deceptively. we can't afford how our members feel and how we feel. in a country where one in four women will experience domestic violence and have someone like roger goodell at the head of a

huge institution. >> will fly a plane over tonight's game? >> we will, but that's the plan, yes. >> jonathan cape heaart, we are talking about billions of dollars. what about the sponsors and women consumers reacting to the sponsors. >> that's a good question. so far i haven't seen anything about people protesting the sponsors of the nfl folks who are taking out ads during the games. the situation that the commissioner finds himself in is rather perplexing. the post had a story yesterday, two days ago about how the nfl has this huge security apparatus that is three layers deep. others are involved in statewide enforcement whose job it is to

keep tabs on all of the players and the people around the players to ensure that they protect the nfl. one person who was profiled in particular said he doesn't sleep because within three or four hours his phone rings. how is it possible that an organization as integral to american sports, american society as was just said, it's a huge institution here in the united states. it has this huge security operation. how was it possible that they did not see this coming? how is it possible they were not able to get their hands on the videotape that made it possible for there to be a vp for social responsibility? >> shawna thomas, what about the sponsors as well. cover girl, for instance. there was a parody of their ad this weekend which was dramatic which the cut line is get your game face on. look at this photo shopped black

eye. women have mixed feelings. women are huge parts of the fan base of the nfl. >> they are. women make up a huge part of the fan base, but men and women who make up the larger portion who are offended by the idea that the nfl wouldn't take the appropriate steps from the beginning to deal with domestic violence. the sponsors themselves, i would be surprised if sponsors were not considering whether or not associating themselves with the nfl under this current circumstances, putting their association under review. i particularly say cover girl, but other brands as well. we haven't heard anybody suspended their sponsorship yet, but i think that we will see some talk of that and further

confirm the fact that roger goodell is not the right person on to run it longer and i think the owners will see that as well. >> what about adrian peterson. we just learned he will be taking the field this weekend. >> yeah. it's a very interesting thing here. it will be interesting to hear how nfl officials answer the questions about how is it possible that this person who was arrested for beating his child with a switch, with everything that is happening, how is it possible that person can suit up and play in a game. this is not the first time it happened. the san francisco 49er had been arrested for assaulting his girlfriend or wife. this was august 31st, i believe the date was. he was on the field less than a week after that arrest. there is a culture problem here

within the nfl that goes beyond the domestic violence issue that we are talking about, a culture where it just appears that violence in all its forms is condoned that. is something else that the commissioner will have to grapple with. >> thank you very much for joining us today. >> and could thursday be scotland's independence day. the referendum on whether scotland should break away from the uk after three centuries would be razor thin. queen elizabeth broke her silence during the annual holiday. the royal state in scotland. the scotts should think carefully about the future before casting their votes. you are looking at live pictures of david cameron making his final appeal. he argued that an independent scotland would face a weaker economic future.

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i'm looking for someone who is more liberal. >> a law student. >> more on the edge of pushing important issues like climate change and campaign finance reform and income inequality and things like that. i'm not sure that hillary is that candidate. >> karla works if are a nonprofit. >> what do you see first? a politician, a woman, a president? >> i think people see kind of the cronyism on wall street. her biggest supporters is wall street. she is currently on the circuit giving speeches to goldman sachs and i feel like regular people might see that as something that they are not looking for anymore. >> caroline, a college sophomore thinks clinton would get things done.

>> she wants to work across the aisle and make sure something would happen if she were to be president. >> mixed feelings about hillary clinton as a democratic presidential candidate. joining me now for the daily fix, the contributing on and managing editor, nbc news senior reporter perry bacon live. great to see you. you were there all weekend and talked to so many people. how do you think she did? did she connect to iowa democrats? >> she did at the event itself. they had a lot of people who would see hillary and she got good applause there. i went to other places and talked to other democrats. particularly people for obama in 2008 seemed nervous about hillary. they are not sure she is the liberal they want at this point. >> bernie sanders did well at a couple of events with about 350 people, a lot for a church

basement in iowa this early. >> and i think bernie sanders will run and get a level of support. the thing that kept coming to my mind in listening there, if there was a more credible than berry sanders in the ability to raise money and build an organization, you could argue for a threat for hillary clinton. the problem is i don't think bernie sanders or the other people we heard talk about running are that credible. do liberals have qualms with her? some do. will they in a place between hillary and marco rubio and chris christie and rand paul and jeb bush, will they be for hillary and energetically for hillary? also yes. the reality is until there is a serious challenge to her left which seems are unlikely.

the complaints don't go much of anywhere. >> as long as elizabeth warren who is a votegetter and money raiser can reach across the aisle to more libertarian wing other parties as well on some issues, i should say. tom hark in was the host and was the last role for him, i asked him whether hillary is too conservative for iowa. >> is she too conservative for iowa democrats? >> not at all. a lot is to be developed yet. first of all, there is a myth that iowans didn't like hillary and that's just not true. they love her. we had a phenomenon by the name of barack obama. it's interesting that her first fore back into politics is here in iowa. you will see a lot of support for hillary clinton.

>> perry, i have no doubt after watching her yesterday, she is planning a run. it's too early for her to announce it. she knows what happened when she was an early front-runner last time. i don't know what your impressions were. >> yes. i same here thinking 90% she was going to run. i'm probably at 98% now. the i'm back and i'm coming back soon. it has been seven years. she was explicit about being here to run. chris is right. it's not a question of doubts about hillary clinton. people here are not excited about joe biden and martin o'malley and bernie sanders either. i think the question is not is hillary running, but is there a barack obama kind of person who can get people excited? it's not that people hate hillary, they really loved obama. if somebody else is like that,

she is in trouble, but i don't see anything like that happening any time soon. >> we talk about this race shaping up more than two years away in the mid-terms. so much can happen. we are talking about war and peace and hillary's role in the foreign policy cabinet as well as what could happen in the economy. >> it's fascinating. i was thinking about this and hillary is a front-runner if you believe polling the likes of which we have not seen of someone who is not a sitting incumbent president of the united states. i was watching bill clinton speak and thinking back to late 1990s when all of the big names, mario cuomo who did not run because george h.w. bush looked so un1207able. when bill clinton got the nomination, he looked vulnerable. it's fascinating that no one looks at the field and what

happened in 2008 and the unrest you and perry r7 talking about. it's real and it's there. she can be beaten. we have seen it happen once. who knows what happens over the next year plus. it doesn't seem like anyone is doing it. i'm a little bit surprised. >> bernie sanders is doing it and martin o'malley looking to get on a ticket somewhere. others have been out there. you are right. there is no one who is really planting that flag right now. come on home, perry. we miss you. >> thanks, andrea. >> north korea sentenced american tourist matthew miller to six years of hard labor for supposedly committing hostile acts, ripping up his tourist vase in april. after a show trial that lasted only 90 minutes where he had no representation, a-judge panel found him guilty and said they would not consider appeals.

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in the mideast. i'm just saying we cannot do this without having forces on the ground that can help our air campaign. you have to have this. i'm afraid to say what i think it's going to be. it will be special opes forces and people like that on the ground. >> i'm joined by the former national security adviser for president carter who is at the center for international studies. the doctor was with a small group of adviser who is met with president obama last week before the big address to the nation about his plan against isis. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, andrea. good to be with you. >> go good to see you. did secretary baker caution you and do you have similar views? >> from what i have just heard it sounds sensible, but it depends what it means in terms of numbers and actions and so

forth. as a general principal, i think we ought to operate in such a manner that we are not viewed as the major force, hostile to a movement which is an extremist fundamentalist and sectarian and brutal organization. we don't transform that operation into an american conflict with the world of islam. that happened in the past and that we have to very, very carefully avoid. >> for all the talk of coalition building, secretary kerry has arab states at the stable and no hard and fast commitments from any of them. turkey is holding back and they have diplomats from them being held hostage by isis and other groups. right now it is an american-let coalition. >> it's an american perhaps sponsored or initiated or

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as football fans are gearing up for monday night's game, how about the pressure on roger goodell. you have been covering this. what a treat. you can sit down and talk about this face-to-face. so the the pressure on goodell results in a letter to the owners and the league. he is appointing a vp for social responsibility. i talked to shawna thomas of ultraviolet. >> they flew the banner planes this weekend. >> not good enough, but a good first step. >> the planes are fly flying for the monday night football game. they'll fly again next weekend.

the outrage has not receded yet. one of the things you did was the hiring and three senior advisers. it matters because she is the former sex crimes. she is a significant hire and the words of roger goodell because she obtained that letter. her role will be to advise on discipline of domestic violence and sexual assault. the goal is to make a real difference on these and other issues. it remains to be seen whether that satisfies the critics of this. there is an independent investigation going and i think frankly medical that is done, this will not dissipate. >> i want to play a little bit of that. >> if the nfl and the raven his to see that to be moved to action, shouldn't those who support the league demand the

same? to see action and change before believing? as we all wait on the answer to the central question. what exactly does the nfl stand for? >> there is also a question for the sports commentators who are opinion purveyors. they cover sport as a beat, but they have expressed opinion and they are divided on this as well. >> that's right, but clearly the nfl is bigger than the game. it's bigger than sports. it represents america in so many ways. as we wait and see what happens with the nfl and roger goodell, a man who nbc news learned made $104 million between 2008 and 2012. to give you a sense of how much money that is, not that you need much sense. >> bigger than a bread box. >> twice what the highest paid player in the league makes. until the bottom line is hit and sponsors pull out, there appears to be erosion at that, nor are

we seeing it from the owners themselves, goodell remains the head of the league. >> that's what bryant gumbel was suggesting, let's talk about the players now. adrian peterson and ray rice. we just learned that. he is going to appeal and did show up this weekend at our mutual alma mater. he was a star player there and the coach, the first time that he appeared in public and janae and their child. he was greeted by the coach. they did take down the picture from the wall and his jersey. >> there is two factions at stake. team goodell and ray rice. the more we see these pictures and speaking about adrian peterson when he practices all week when ray rice formally appeals will happen today. the more it drives this

conversation. effectively this is not going to go away. >> it's not going to go away and referred to the money involved. talking about billions of dollars. >> $6 billion in revenue. >> we showed the parody of the cover girl advertisement. a lot is aimed at the women fan base. >> that's a striking figure we learned. approaching 45% of all fans of the nfl are women. nearly half of all fans are women. this is obviously something that the league is sensitive to. that photo shopped image making the rounds on twitter, mocking the tag line that said get your game face on. >> what a story. thank you so much for your insigh insights. good to see you. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow us online on facebook and twitter.

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. >> another blockbuster peace conference in paris. like the they had afterworld war one. we remember how well that worked out. >> a video released this weekend shows the execution of british aid worker. >> they are not muslims, they are monsters. >> the release of the video gave fresh momentum to the conference in paris. >> john kerry said the coalition is expanding with nearly 40 countries. >> some arab countries are offering to take part in military action. 1:00 p.m. on the east coast. here's what you need to know right now. john kerry is in paris for an emergency meeting of foreign minsters, trying to assemble a coalition is take on isis. more than 30 countries have announced the commitment by any means necessary.

adding to that, the execution of david haynes. they had a call for a global response. congress is expected to vote on whether to authorize funding on syrian rebels. that's not enough, some say. >> we are fighting a terrorist army and not an organization that is going to take an army to beat an army. this idea will never have boots on the ground. it's fantasy. >> we have a lot more coming up including the on one with nancy pelosi on that vote. that's in a couple of minutes. back home, the latest in the nfl story. ray rice planning to fight his